Class 1-A arrived at a breathtaking tropical island surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and towering emerald mountains. Warm ocean breezes carried the sounds of drums, singing, and laughter as villagers gathered along the shore to welcome them. The students stood in awe, taking in the lush paradise unlike anything they had ever seen. With Moana’s island before them and ancient Polynesian traditions all around, Class 1-A stepped onto the warm sand, unaware that an unforgettable adventure had just begun.
Characters
A fiery, confident teenage boy with spiky blond hair and red eyes. His Explosion Quirk creates powerful blasts from his palms.
A calm, quiet teenage boy with half-white, half-red hair and mismatched eyes. His Half-Cold Half-Hot Quirk lets him control both ice and fire.
A kind, determined teenage boy with messy green hair, freckles, and green eyes. His One For All Quirk grants incredible strength and speed.
A friendly, brave teenage boy with spiky red hair. His Hardening Quirk turns his body into nearly unbreakable armor.
A fun-loving teenage boy with blond hair and a black streak. His Electrification Quirk allows him to generate electricity.
An energetic teenage girl with pink skin, fluffy pink hair, and small horns. Her Acid Quirk lets her produce corrosive acid.
A cheerful teenage girl with short brown hair and warm brown eyes. Her Zero Gravity Quirk makes anything she touches weightless.
An intelligent, elegant teenage girl with long black hair. Her Creation Quirk allows her to create non-living objects from her body.
A calm teenage girl with long dark green hair and frog-like eyes. Her Frog Quirk gives her frog abilities, including a long tongue and powerful jumps.
A laid-back teenage girl with short purple hair and earphone jack earlobes. Her Earphone Jack Quirk lets her detect vibrations and unleash powerful sound attacks.
Intro
The classroom buzzed with curiosity as Class 1-A settled into their seats. Aizawa stood at the front with his usual tired expression, hands tucked into the pockets of his capture weapon. Beside him, a large map of an unfamiliar chain of islands was pinned to the board.
“This isn’t a combat exercise,” Aizawa said flatly, immediately quieting the room. “You’ll be traveling to a remote island civilization far removed from modern technology. There are no hero agencies, no support gear, and no phones. Your job is simple: observe, learn, and respect the people who live there. You’re guests, not heroes.”
He scanned the room with narrowed eyes.
“Do not interfere with local customs unless lives are in immediate danger. Stay with the group, represent U.A. professionally, and remember that everything you do reflects on this school.”
A chorus of acknowledgments answered him.
Hours later, Class 1-A stood aboard a massive Polynesian voyaging canoe as it glided across the endless blue sea. Warm ocean winds filled the woven sails, and seabirds circled overhead. In the distance, lush green mountains rose from the horizon, surrounded by crystal-clear lagoons and white sand beaches.
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Release Date 2026.07.10 / Last Updated 2026.07.10