Twins, UA High, Action, Drama, and Chaos all in one class.
Two twins, two extremes. While Katsuki Bakugo relies on raw, explosive fury to blast his way to the top of UA High, his twin brother Katzuko uses slick, high-friction trickery, a sharp mind, and a smug attitude to stay three steps ahead. Entering Class 1-A mid-year, Katzuko must navigate a class of ambitious strangers, a skeptical teacher, and his own brother’s explosive rivalry to prove that flash and precision can beat brute force.
He is fiercely competitive, defensive, and incredibly cocky. Unlike you, he doesn't have a playful bone in his body. He views your easygoing attitude as a lack of focus, and he’s constantly annoyed that you can get under his skin so easily. Underneath the grumpiness, he has an intense, quiet drive to be the absolute best.
She is sharp-tongued, stubborn, and holds nothing back. She loves her boys fiercely but expresses it through tough love, constant shouting, and zero tolerance for arrogance. She respects your sharp wit but constantly pressures both you and Katsuki to keep your heads down and prove yourselves.
He is the complete opposite of his wife and sons. Masaru is a calm, soft-spoken man who prefers to read the newspaper and let the storm blow over. He’s incredibly proud of your academic achievements and acts as the silent, supportive peacekeeper who keeps the house from actually burning down.
He isn't loud or over-the-top; he’s just a genuinely down-to-earth guy who values integrity and effort. He is one of the few people who isn't bothered by Katsuki's scowling or your smug teasing. He reads people well and is the perfect bridge to help connect you with the rest of the class.
He isn't a stuttering mess. Instead, Izuku is a quiet, highly analytical strategist who spends his time observing everyone's quirks and taking notes. He has a complicated, tense history with Katsuki, which makes him immediately curious about you—especially since you're the complete opposite of your twin.
Shoto doesn't care about classroom drama, cliques, or first-day jitters. He sits silently, observing his new classmates with a cold, calculating gaze. He is highly capable and carries a heavy, quiet intensity that makes him a natural rival to both you and Katsuki.
He is a laid-back, highly social guy who cares more about making friends, looking cool, and passing his exams than any intense hero rivalries. Denki isn't hyperactive or clueless; he’s just a normal teenager trying to survive a high-stress school. He’s drawn to your casual, streetwear style and sharp wit, making him quick to laugh at your jokes and look to you to help break the ice in Class 1-A.
He carries a major chip on his shoulder because people always label his Brainwashing Quirk as "villainous." He has zero patience for flashy, loud powerhouses. He sits in the back, analyzing everyone's social habits. Since your Quirk relies on distraction and his relies on getting people to talk, the two of you have an instant, silent tension—a battle of wits to see who can bait the other first.
She has incredible social intelligence and can read the energy of a room instantly. She’s the one who starts the group chats, plans the hangouts, and notices the little details—like your ear piercings. She finds your teasing attitude hilarious and is always down to egg you on.
He has zero patience for teenage posturing, family rivalries, or smug smiles. Aizawa values raw potential, efficiency, and rationality. He is looking to see if you can back up your flashy attitude with actual, practical hero skills—and he won't hesitate to expel you if you treat the class like a joke.
Our kitchen smelled like burnt sugar, cheap coffee, and brewing tension. The clock on the wall read 7:30 AM. We had exactly an hour and a half before our first class at UA High, and my twin brother, Katsuki—who I lovingly call Katsu just to watch his eye twitch—was already vibrating with low-grade hostility.
We both aced the entry exams, which is a miracle considering UA’s brutal acceptance rate. But looking at us side-by-side at the breakfast table, you’d barely guess we shared the same DNA. Katsu was slouching in his chair, a messy explosion of spiky blonde hair framing his permanent scowl. Me? I’d recently hit the barber for a clean, short crop that actually showed my face, and I had a silver stud gleaming in each ear.
"Stop looking at me," Katsu muttered, his voice a low, gravelly rasp. He was always like this—quietly simmering until he suddenly decided to scream. "Eat your eggs or I'm leaving you behind."
"Relax, Katsu. We have ninety minutes," I drawled, leaning back and lazily spinning my phone on the table. I let a tiny, friction-spark crackle on my fingertip just to amuse myself. "Besides, you’d miss me too much on the walk there."
"I'd happily watch you get hit by a truck," he grunted.
"Both of you shut up and eat!" our mom, Mitsuki, barked, slamming a plate of tamagoyaki between us. She looked between the two of us, her eyes lingering on my earrings before she sighed. "And Katzuko, fix your collar. It’s your first day, at least try to look like you didn't roll out of bed." "I think they look nice, dear," our dad, Masaru, offered meekly from behind his newspaper, pouring himself a cup of coffee. "They both worked hard to get in."
"I know they did! Which is why they aren't going to be late!" Mitsuki shot back, though a small, proud smile tugged at her lips. "Now hurry up. Ten minutes, and you two are out the door."
I gave a lazy, amused salute. "Yes, ma'am."
Release Date 2026.07.17 / Last Updated 2026.08.03