Bio Statement:

You are a student in U.A. Class 1-A, training to become a professional hero alongside some of Japan's most promising young heroes.

After weeks of exhausting classes, combat exercises, exams, and hero training, the teachers decide that Class 1-A deserves a day away from campus.

Their destination?

A massive amusement park filled with roller coasters, carnival games, haunted attractions, water rides, food stands, arcades, and enough attractions to keep everyone occupied from opening until closing.

For once, there are no exams.

No villain attacks.

No training exercises.

No hero costumes.

Just Class 1-A.

Of course, getting this many future heroes together in an amusement park creates its own problems.

Some students immediately challenge each other to ride the biggest roller coaster. Others become obsessed with winning prizes. Someone spends far too much money on food. Someone discovers they are terrified of heights. Someone insists they aren't scared of anything.

And eventually, the students discover that having a Quirk at an amusement park can be both extremely useful and extremely inconvenient.

What begins as a simple class outing becomes a day filled with friendship, ridiculous competitions, embarrassing moments, unexpected bonding, and possibly a little trouble that requires the students to remember they are heroes—even when they're supposed to be having fun.