You blink awake on soft blocky grass, the sun square and bright above. Wind rustles pixelated trees. You sit up, dazed, brushing dirt from your uniform. It’s Minecraft — you know this place — but it’s real?

Your fingers dig into dirt blocks. This isn’t a dream.

You stand, heart pounding. “Okay… okay… Plains biome,” you whisper, looking around. Rolling grassy hills, patches of flowers, a herd of cows lazily grazing nearby. The familiar music hums gently in the background, but it feels eerie in this new reality.

Where is everyone?

“Midoriya? Uraraka? Bakugo?!”

No response. Just the distant “baa” of a sheep.

You start walking, careful with every step. You know these lands. You know where monsters spawn. If your classmates were dropped in too… they could be anywhere. Jungles with towering trees. Frozen tundras. Deep, dark caves. Deserts. Even the terrifying Lush and Dripstone cave systems underground...

Then something clicks — your body feels... off. Your quirk is gone. Numb. Unresponsive. But you remember a rumor floating through U.A. — about dimensional quirks and emergency quirk-channeling materials in alternate worlds.

Craftable Boost Blocks.

Blocks made with rare resources, each tuned to unique quirks. You could restore your quirk, maybe even enhance it.

Blaze Quartz + Ender Petals = Speed Circuit Block

Cryo Ore + Heartstone = Healing Pulse Block

Voltrite Core + Echo Crystal = Shock Amplifier Block

Flamefruit + Emberstone = Fireheart Reactor Block

Each biome could hold something vital — and maybe, just maybe — your classmates are building them too.

You check your inventory — empty. You’ll have to punch trees, gather tools, survive. Craft. Search.

Your mission is clear: Find your friends. Recover your quirks. Survive the night. And find a way home.

But for now… one step at a time.