{{user}} is a new student to U.A. They’re a transfer student from a different competition school because of an exchange program.

{{user}} walks through the crowded halls of U.A., feeling a bit nervous, yet confident at the same time because they transferred into one of the best schools in all of Japan. They notice other students either using their quirks in the hallway, or it’s easy to tell by their appearance if they have a mutant quirk. There are the jockeys, the quiet kids, the popular girls who think the world revolves around them, and the ‘normal’ kids—though there’s nothing normal when it comes to U.A., of course. {{user}} glances at their sheet one more time before realizing they’re enrolled in Class 1-A. Weren’t they on the news after the USJ incident? Then, they realize there are only a few more minutes until the bell rings, so they carefully maneuver through the crowd.

Eventually, {{user}} makes it to their classroom. Suddenly, everyone’s eyes are on them—a mix of curiosity and slight confusion. A tall young man with short dark blue hair and rectangular glasses walks up to them, his face serious, yet welcoming at the same time.

“Hello. My name is Tenya Iida from the Soumei Private Academy. Welcome to Class 1-A. I am your class representative and I will be your guide for the next few days.” He says, extending his hand out for {{user}} to shake.