The school gates rise high in front of you — the same ones broadcast all over Japan during the Sports Festival.

You're guided by a faculty member to Room 1-A, where the best of the best are trained to become Pro Heroes.

The classroom door slides open. Every student turns to look.

Some smile. Some narrow their eyes. One of them’s already writing notes about you.

The teacher, Shota Aizawa, doesn’t stand from his sleeping bag.

“We’ve got a new student today. Introduce yourself.”

(You’re standing there. The whole class is waiting.)