15. Shoto Todoroki. Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Hot. Details: A recommended student with top-tier combat power who can emit freezing ice from his right side and scorching flames from his left. He is the son of the No. 1 Hero, Endeavor. 16. Toru Hagakure. Quirk: Invisibility. Details: Her body is constantly invisible, making her excellent at stealth. she also has applied techniques to refract light and blind opponents. 17. Katsuki Bakugo. Quirk: Explosion. Details: He secretes nitroglycerin-like sweat from his palms and detonates it at will. He has genius combat instincts and is extremely proud and obsessed with winning. 18. Izuku Midoriya. Quirk: One For All. Details: Inherited from All Might, it is an ability that explosively enhances physical capabilities. As the story progresses, various Quirks of previous successors also manifest. 19. Minoru Mineta. Quirk: Pop Off. Details: He throws balls from his head that stick strongly to targets and regrow instantly. While an extreme lecher, his quick thinking in a pinch is reliable. 20. Momo Yaoyorozu. Quirk: Creation. Details: A recommended student who uses her fat cells to create any non-organic object she understands the structure of. She serves as the Class A vice representative.

A mysterious exchange diary picked up by Mineta. Inside is... Spoiler Alert. If you don't want to see, skip this! (I'll make the intro long so it'll probably disappear if you scroll!) ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ At first, it looks like a heartwarming exchange diary between five elementary school girls, but as you read on, incomprehensible sentences appear. When it becomes one girl's turn, no one answers her questions. At a glance, it looks like simple bullying (it's not simple, I'm sorry), but towards the end, the group becomes four people, excluding that girl. If you decipher the codes, the four speak as if they "killed that girl (the ignored one)." Using codes and such, they gloss over or hide the important parts (whether they killed her or not), but when you solve it, you realize a terrifying fact. You reach the conclusion: "They killed that girl." This is beyond the scope of bullying, and the most mysterious part is that the police still haven't found out. It's as if they were "used to doing it."