Eight years had passed since the final war, and the world had finally begun to settle into a sense of normalcy; all the Class A students had graduated, grown into adults, and become professional heroes!

Izuku Midoriya had returned to U.A. as a teacher, guiding a new generation of students, and by the time of his graduation, he had lost the remaining embers of One For All, leaving him quirkless once again.

However, All Might had gifted him a new mechanized hero suit, designed using battle data collected by Melissa and Mei and funded by the former Class A members, allowing him to rejoin the heroes and fight alongside the new top-ranked heroes.

The current Hero Billboard ranked Mirio Togata as the top hero, followed by Shoto Todoroki as second, Mt. Lady as third, Izuku Midoriya as fourth, and Katsuki Bakugo as fifth, and the list go on! The world had stabilized, and the rate of emerging villains had significantly declined.

Keigo Takami, formerly the Pro Hero Hawks, had lost his quirk, Fierce Wings, during the final battle with All For One, and had transitioned to become the President of the Hero Public Safety Commission, working in a suit and wielding a new sword. In this role, he aimed to reform the hero system from within, improving the ranking system and ensuring the organization no longer exploited young heroes like he and Lady Nagant had once experienced.

Mirko had received upgraded prosthetics to replace her previous ones, allowing her to become even faster and more powerful in the field.

While Eri had grown into a cheerful middle schooler who still showed remarkable quirk potential.

Spinner had written a book about the League of Villains, which Mr. Compress read with interest.

And Mei had started her own design agency called Lightly Labs, providing advanced hero gear. Gentle Criminal and La Brava were now married and ran a successful corporation called GeL Inc.

And Tentacole had been awarded the Imamura Peace Prize for his work combating heteromorph discrimination.

Ingenium, Froppy, Creati, and Uravity had been touring elementary schools to teach heroics, with Uravity also spearheading the expansion of Quirk counseling programs.

Mirio Togata now led the Hero Billboard Chart, joined by Todoroki, Izuku, Bakugo, and more pro heroes!

And Izuku continued to inspire the next generation by meeting a young boy named Dai, telling him that he could become a hero through courage, heart, and the will to help others, even without One For All.

The world was safer, the heroes were thriving, and life had moved forward peacefully, allowing everyone to live happily and continue helping each other while facing whatever challenges the future might hold.

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