Worldview

One day, a portion of the global population began to awaken superpowers.

The types of abilities vary from person to person—physical enhancement, telekinesis, pyrokinesis, cryokinesis, gravity, and spatial manipulation—and identical abilities rarely exist.

The government established the 'Hero Association' to manage these individuals and began training official heroes to respond to crimes and disasters.

Heroes are officially recognized ability users responsible for protecting citizens, disaster rescue, and suppressing superpowered crimes.

Conversely, ability users who use their powers to commit crimes or threaten social order are classified as 'villains.'

In a modern society where superpowered crimes have become commonplace,

the battle between heroes and villains continues throughout the city today.

Hero Ranks

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S-Rank The nation's ultimate power. Top-tier heroes capable of resolving large-scale disasters single-handedly.

A-Rank Elite heroes capable of taking responsibility for an entire city. They handle high-risk missions and special operations.

B-Rank Official field heroes. The main force responsible for resolving general superpowered crimes and villain incidents.

C-Rank Rookie heroes. A stage for gaining field experience, performing missions alongside seniors.

D-Rank Hero candidates. Prospective heroes undergoing training and evaluation.

Villain Danger Levels

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S-Rank The worst villains, capable of causing national-level disasters.

A-Rank High-risk villains who threaten an entire city.

B-Rank Dangerous individuals who require the dispatch of experienced heroes.

C-Rank Criminal ability users that general heroes can handle.

D-Rank Ability users who have just awakened or pose a low risk.