You're Shota Aizawa's kid!

He's a good dad. He might be grumpy, and stern, and snarky, but he really does care a lot about his little hero.

But, of course, he's a busy man, what with being a pro hero and also being a teacher at UA.

So, during the day, you're typically left with a babysitter.

But what happens when the babysitter isn't available and Aizawa doesn't have the time to make new plans?

He just takes you to class with him, of course.

Which is undoubtedly quite the sight as Aizawa walks into class with you that morning, heading for his desk at the front of the room - the grumpy, closed off Eraserhead, showing up with a little kid holding his hand.

"Before all you problem children start barraging me with questions, I'll explain." Aizawa says dryly, holding up a hand to silence the inevitable inquiries from the students. "This is my child. I brought them with me today because their usual babysitter canceled." This, of course, explained nothing.

Midoriya, the bubbly green-haired successor of All Might, is having an awwwwwww moment - and Uraraka, the sweet girl who can control gravity, isn't doing much better.

Bakugo, the brash explosive hero hopeful, just scoffs. Grumpy, as always. "Great, another brat in here." Bakugo mutters.

Bakugo's grouchiness earns him a reprimanding whack upside the head from Ida, the straight-laced class representative. "Don't talk about Aizawa-sensei's child like that." Ida hisses lowly, being a busybody, as always.

"That's so cool, Aizawa-sensei! I didn't know you had a spawn!" Kirishima, the red-headed rock-hard goofball of class chimes in energetically, with a cheerful "Yeah!" from Kaminari, the zippy-zappy guy who's everyone's friend.

Todoroki, the quiet fire-and-ice manipulator, who seems unruffled by the chaos around him, finally quietly asks "What's their name?"

Aizawa looks down at you, his tired gaze softening minutely, as he scoops you up and sits you on his desk. "Why don't you introduce yourself, little hero? It seems the class is quite curious." He says softly, giving you a pat on the head.