post final war MHA X real world
One day, Class 1-A discovers a mysterious portal that connects their universe to the real world — our world, where My Hero Academia is an anime.
At first, they assume they've discovered another dimension where people have different Quirks. However, they soon learn that this world has no publicly recognized Quirk society, no U.A. High School for aspiring heroes, and no real-life versions of the heroes they know.
The biggest shock?
My Hero Academia exists as a fictional series in the real world.
The students can travel between both worlds whenever they want. They don't need permission to cross the portal, and they can return to their universe whenever they choose.
But there's one problem: the real world knows who they are.
MHA × Real World AU: A Century Apart
Class 1-A’s Real-World Identities and Disguises
When Class 1-A travels from their universe in 2126 to the real world in 2026, they quickly realize that their biggest problem isn’t the lack of futuristic technology or the absence of Quirks.
It’s the fact that they look exactly like characters from a popular anime.
People recognize their faces, hairstyles, and even some of their outfits. If they want to explore the real world without attracting attention, they’ll need new identities.
After discussing their options, the class agrees to create completely fictional names, ordinary backgrounds, and believable explanations for their unusual appearances.
Their aliases have no obvious connection to their actual names, and they avoid mentioning anything about U.A., hero society, or their original universe.
They also change their clothing, wear colored contact lenses to make their eyes look like naturally occurring human eye colors, and conceal any visible features that could reveal their Quirks.
Their official cover story is that they’re a group of international students visiting the country for a cultural exchange program. They met through an educational organization, and their different appearances are simply genetic variations, personal fashion choices, or cosplay accessories.
Their cover story isn’t perfect, but it’s believable enough to help them avoid immediate suspicion.
Class 1-A’s Fake Identities
1. Katsuki Bakugo
Real name: Katsuki Bakugo
Fake name: Adrian Mercer
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Adrian is a competitive martial arts student from a private international school. He’s traveling with the group because of a cultural exchange program and has a reputation for being blunt, argumentative, and extremely competitive.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a black hoodie, dark cargo pants, and ordinary sneakers.
Keeps his ash-blond hair hidden beneath a dark baseball cap or beanie whenever possible.
Wears muted brown contact lenses to make his naturally red eyes appear brown.
Uses lightweight gloves to conceal his palms and the sweat-related features associated with his Quirk.
Avoids sleeveless clothing and anything that draws attention to his hands.
Keeps his accessories simple and avoids anything resembling his hero costume.
Personality while undercover: Adrian is short-tempered, impatient, and fiercely independent. He claims he’s simply competitive and dislikes being photographed.
How he explains his resemblance to Bakugo: He claims that Bakugo’s character design was probably inspired by people with similar hairstyles and facial features.
Biggest problem: He keeps yelling at people who annoy him, which attracts more attention than his appearance ever could.
2. Izuku Midoriya
Real name: Izuku Midoriya
Fake name: Elliot Hayes
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Elliot is a scholarship student interested in engineering, emergency response, and sports science. He joined the cultural exchange program to study different approaches to public safety.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a forest-green jacket, a plain shirt, jeans, and comfortable sneakers.
Uses a dark green or brown cap to make his hairstyle less recognizable.
Wears natural-looking dark brown contact lenses over his green eyes.
Keeps his hands covered with long sleeves when possible, concealing any unusual marks associated with his Quirk.
Carries an ordinary notebook rather than anything connected to U.A.
Avoids showing his original hero costume or using his abilities in public.
Personality while undercover: Elliot is polite, observant, and curious. He tends to take notes about unfamiliar technology and asks many questions.
How he explains his resemblance to Midoriya: He says he’s heard of the anime but has never thought much about the resemblance.
Biggest problem: He becomes so excited about unfamiliar technology that he sometimes forgets he’s supposed to be acting like an ordinary student.
3. Shoto Todoroki
Real name: Shoto Todoroki
Fake name: Nathaniel Frost
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Nathaniel is a quiet student from a wealthy international family. He’s traveling with his classmates to experience different cultures and learn about modern technology.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a charcoal-gray coat, dark trousers, and a plain shirt.
Uses a dark beanie to cover most of his distinctive two-toned hair.
Wears dark brown contact lenses to make his different-colored eyes appear naturally brown.
Keeps his burn scar covered with a medical-style patch and clothing that covers the surrounding area.
Avoids exposing either side of his body when using temperature-related abilities.
Never uses his Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Nathaniel is calm, literal, and unusually straightforward. He rarely elaborates on his personal life.
How he explains his resemblance to Todoroki: He says that people with unusual hair colors and facial features exist, and he doesn’t understand why everyone finds it so surprising.
Biggest problem: His honesty makes him terrible at inventing elaborate explanations. He sometimes gives technically true answers that only make people more suspicious.
4. Eijiro Kirishima
Real name: Eijiro Kirishima
Fake name: Mason Brooks
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Mason is a friendly sports enthusiast who enjoys fitness and martial arts. He’s participating in the cultural exchange program to learn about athletic training in other countries.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a red or burgundy jacket, a plain shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a dark cap or beanie to cover his spiky red hair.
Wears dark brown contact lenses over his red eyes.
Uses ordinary clothing with long sleeves to cover his skin when he’s not using his Quirk.
Keeps his hands covered when necessary and never hardens his body in public.
Avoids clothing with sharp spikes or armor-like details.
Personality while undercover: Mason is outgoing, supportive, and eager to help strangers.
How he explains his resemblance to Kirishima: He laughs and says he gets the comparison occasionally, then changes the subject.
Biggest problem: He is so friendly that he sometimes forgets not to reveal personal information about the group.
5. Denki Kaminari
Real name: Denki Kaminari
Fake name: Logan Pierce
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Logan is a technology enthusiast who enjoys gaming, music, and electronics. He’s part of a student technology exchange program.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a black jacket, a plain T-shirt, jeans, and casual sneakers.
Uses a dark beanie to conceal his blond hair and black lightning-shaped streak.
Wears dark brown contact lenses over his yellow eyes.
Uses ordinary gloves to cover his hands.
Avoids electrical demonstrations and never uses his Quirk.
Keeps his accessories simple so that nothing suggests he’s a superhero.
Personality while undercover: Logan is playful, talkative, and constantly interested in phones, computers, and other modern devices.
How he explains his resemblance to Kaminari: He claims that the anime character’s hairstyle is a coincidence and jokes that blond hair isn’t particularly unusual.
Biggest problem: He nearly exposes the group every time he gets excited about a new electronic device.
6. Hanta Sero
Real name: Hanta Sero
Fake name: Dylan Carter
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Dylan is a relaxed student who enjoys photography, sports, and traveling. He joined the group because he likes exploring unfamiliar places.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a gray hoodie, dark jeans, and casual shoes.
Uses a black cap to make his hairstyle less recognizable.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps his elbows and arms covered to conceal the tape dispensers associated with his Quirk.
Avoids short sleeves and never produces tape from his elbows.
Carries an ordinary camera or phone as an excuse for looking around frequently.
Personality while undercover: Dylan is sarcastic, laid-back, and good at making excuses when someone asks uncomfortable questions.
How he explains his resemblance to Sero: He jokes that the anime probably has a limited supply of hairstyles.
Biggest problem: He finds the situation hilarious and occasionally makes jokes that undermine their cover story.
7. Fumikage Tokoyami
Real name: Fumikage Tokoyami
Fake name: Rowan Blackwood
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Rowan is an alternative-fashion enthusiast and student interested in theater, costume design, and practical effects. He is part of the group’s cultural exchange program.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a long black coat, dark trousers, gloves, and boots.
Uses dark clothing and a high collar to keep attention away from his unusual silhouette.
Wears dark brown contact lenses if his eye appearance needs to be altered.
His birdlike head is explained as an extraordinarily accurate, custom-made cosplay piece.
The headpiece is described as a highly advanced animatronic costume created by a professional special-effects artist.
He claims that its realistic movement, feather texture, and facial details are practical effects.
Keeps Dark Shadow hidden and never allows it to emerge in public.
Personality while undercover: Rowan is quiet, poetic, dramatic, and interested in gothic fashion.
How he explains his resemblance to Tokoyami: He claims that Tokoyami’s appearance is simply similar to his costume design, which is based on an original character.
Biggest problem: His headpiece is so realistic that people constantly ask to photograph it. He has to refuse politely without making the situation suspicious.
Important disguise rule: Tokoyami’s head is not actually a removable costume piece. The class maintains the cosplay explanation, and Rowan never removes it in public.
8. Tenya Iida
Real name: Tenya Iida
Fake name: Oliver Bennett
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Oliver is a disciplined student interested in public administration, transportation systems, and safety regulations.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a navy jacket, a plain shirt, dark trousers, and comfortable shoes.
Uses a dark cap to reduce the visibility of his distinctive hairstyle.
Wears natural-looking dark brown contact lenses.
Keeps his lower legs covered to conceal the mechanical features associated with his Quirk.
Avoids shorts and never activates his engines.
Uses ordinary glasses if needed to make his appearance less recognizable.
Personality while undercover: Oliver is formal, organized, and extremely concerned with following rules.
How he explains his resemblance to Iida: He claims that the resemblance is coincidental and that he has never met the anime character.
Biggest problem: He keeps correcting his classmates’ behavior in public, making the group look like a badly supervised school trip.
9. Mashirao Ojiro
Real name: Mashirao Ojiro
Fake name: Ethan Walker
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Ethan is a martial arts student who enjoys traditional sports and physical training.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a plain hoodie, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a cap to cover his blond hair.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps his tail concealed beneath a long, specially fitted coat.
Avoids tight clothing that might reveal his unusual silhouette.
Never uses his tail in public.
Personality while undercover: Ethan is polite, humble, and quietly observant.
How he explains his resemblance to Ojiro: He says that the character’s hairstyle and facial features happen to resemble his own.
Biggest problem: Sitting comfortably while keeping his tail hidden requires considerable planning.
10. Mezo Shoji
Real name: Mezo Shoji
Fake name: Gabriel Stone
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Gabriel is a tall student interested in accessibility, public safety, and community service.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a long-sleeved dark jacket, loose trousers, gloves, and sturdy shoes.
Uses a high collar and a dark scarf to conceal as much of his unusual face as possible without obstructing his breathing.
Wears dark brown contact lenses if necessary.
Keeps his additional appendages concealed beneath loose clothing.
Never duplicates body parts or uses his Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Gabriel is quiet, considerate, and protective of the group.
How he explains his resemblance to Shoji: He says that the character’s silhouette reminds people of him, but that he has never met the character’s creators.
Biggest problem: His height and broad build attract attention even when his face is mostly covered.
11. Yuga Aoyama
Real name: Yuga Aoyama
Fake name: Sebastian Laurent
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Sebastian is a fashion-conscious student interested in design, performance, and international culture.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a cream-colored coat, a dark shirt, trousers, and stylish shoes.
Keeps his blond hair beneath a fashionable dark cap when possible.
Wears natural-looking blue or brown contact lenses over his distinctive eyes.
Uses ordinary clothing to conceal the equipment associated with his Quirk.
Avoids using his naval laser or wearing his original hero costume.
Personality while undercover: Sebastian is theatrical, stylish, and fond of dramatic gestures.
How he explains his resemblance to Aoyama: He claims that the character’s fashion sense is simply similar to his own.
Biggest problem: He keeps posing for photographs, even though the class is trying not to attract attention.
12. Rikido Sato
Real name: Rikido Sato
Fake name: Caleb Morgan
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Caleb is a student interested in culinary arts and sports nutrition. He joined the exchange program to explore different foods and cooking techniques.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a simple brown jacket, a plain shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a dark cap to conceal his hair.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps his hands covered when necessary.
Avoids using his sugar-related Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Caleb is calm, friendly, and often thinks about food.
How he explains his resemblance to Sato: He says that the character looks like someone who might enjoy baking, which he finds amusing.
Biggest problem: He keeps buying snacks for everyone, making their cover story more believable but also attracting attention to the group.
13. Koji Koda
Real name: Koji Koda
Fake name: Samuel Reed
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Samuel is a quiet student interested in wildlife conservation and animal welfare.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a loose hoodie, a long coat, gloves, and comfortable shoes.
Uses a hood to conceal his unusually shaped head.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses if needed.
Avoids exposing his head or making unusual movements that might draw attention.
Never uses his animal communication Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Samuel is gentle, shy, and more comfortable around animals than large crowds.
How he explains his resemblance to Koda: He claims that his appearance is a combination of an unusual natural look and personal fashion.
Biggest problem: He struggles to answer questions from strangers and tends to hide behind Shoji when he becomes nervous.
14. Minoru Mineta
Real name: Minoru Mineta
Fake name: Felix Turner
Claimed age: His actual age.
Cover story: Felix is a student interested in comedy and entertainment. He claims that his unusual hair is a personal style choice.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a loose hoodie, dark trousers, and sneakers.
Uses a hood or beanie to conceal his purple, grape-like hair.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps his head covered to hide the spheres associated with his Quirk.
Never removes his head covering in public.
Personality while undercover: Felix is talkative, excitable, and eager to make friends.
How he explains his resemblance to Mineta: He says that the character’s unusual appearance is an exaggerated version of his own fashion choices.
Biggest problem: He talks too much and needs frequent reminders to respect people’s personal space.
15. Ochaco Uraraka
Real name: Ochaco Uraraka
Fake name: Sophie Miller
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Sophie is a friendly student interested in engineering, architecture, and community development.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a pink or cream-colored sweater, a plain coat, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a dark cap or beanie to make her short brown hair less recognizable.
Wears natural-looking dark brown contact lenses.
Uses ordinary gloves and keeps her wrists covered when necessary.
Never activates her Zero Gravity Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Sophie is cheerful, kind, and curious about how ordinary people live.
How she explains her resemblance to Uraraka: She says that the character’s appearance reminds people of her, but that the similarity is coincidental.
Biggest problem: She instinctively reaches out to help people and sometimes forgets that using her Quirk would expose the group.
16. Mina Ashido
Real name: Mina Ashido
Fake name: Chloe Rivers
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Chloe is an energetic student interested in dance, music, and fashion.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a lavender jacket, a plain shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a dark cap or beanie to conceal her pink hair.
Wears natural-looking dark brown contact lenses.
Uses long sleeves, gloves, and a high collar to cover her pink skin as much as possible.
Keeps her horns concealed beneath a hood or specially fitted head covering.
Never uses her acid-producing Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Chloe is outgoing, expressive, and enthusiastic about meeting new people.
How she explains her resemblance to Mina: She claims that the anime character has a similar sense of style, although she refuses to elaborate on why her appearance is so distinctive.
Biggest problem: She loves taking group photos and constantly has to be reminded not to post anything online.
17. Kyoka Jiro
Real name: Kyoka Jiro
Fake name: Avery Collins
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Avery is a music student interested in audio engineering, recording, and live performances.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a dark jacket, a plain shirt, jeans, and sneakers.
Uses a dark cap to conceal her purple hair.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps her earphone-jack earlobes concealed beneath her hair and high-collared clothing.
Uses ordinary headphones as part of her cover story.
Never uses her Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Avery is sarcastic, observant, and passionate about music.
How she explains her resemblance to Jiro: She claims that they share a similar fashion style and musical interests.
Biggest problem: She becomes irritated when people ask too many questions about her ears.
18. Tsuyu Asui
Real name: Tsuyu Asui
Fake name: Lily Bennett
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Lily is a quiet student interested in biology, environmental science, and wildlife.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a green jacket, dark trousers, and practical shoes.
Uses a cap to make her long green hair less recognizable.
Wears natural-looking brown contact lenses.
Keeps her hands and legs covered to conceal the features associated with her Quirk.
Avoids displaying unusual flexibility, jumping abilities, or other frog-like traits in public.
Personality while undercover: Lily is straightforward, observant, and unusually calm under pressure.
How she explains her resemblance to Tsuyu: She says that the character’s green hair is an exaggerated design choice and that the resemblance is coincidental.
Biggest problem: Her blunt honesty sometimes makes other people suspect that the group is hiding something.
19. Momo Yaoyorozu
Real name: Momo Yaoyorozu
Fake name: Victoria Hayes
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Victoria is a student from a wealthy international family who is interested in science, engineering, and public policy.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a tailored dark coat, a plain blouse, trousers, and comfortable shoes.
Ties her long black hair into a low ponytail or conceals it beneath a cap.
Wears natural-looking dark brown contact lenses.
Chooses ordinary clothing that conceals the exposed areas of her original hero costume.
Avoids creating objects with her Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Victoria is intelligent, polite, and highly organized.
How she explains her resemblance to Yaoyorozu: She says that they share similar facial features and a preference for formal clothing.
Biggest problem: She tends to give explanations that are far more detailed than anyone asked for, which occasionally makes her sound suspicious.
20. Toru Hagakure
Real name: Toru Hagakure
Fake name: Emma Wilson
Claimed age: Her actual age.
Cover story: Emma is an outgoing student interested in fashion, photography, and performance.
Appearance and disguise:
Wears a long-sleeved shirt, loose trousers, a jacket, gloves, and comfortable shoes.
Uses ordinary clothing that covers as much of her body as possible.
Wears colored contact lenses if they are compatible with her eyes and necessary for the disguise.
Uses a hood, hat, and other ordinary accessories to make her silhouette less recognizable.
Her invisibility remains the most difficult part of the disguise, so she must avoid revealing it.
Never uses her Quirk in public.
Personality while undercover: Emma is cheerful, talkative, and enthusiastic about fashion.
How she explains her resemblance to Hagakure: She claims that the character’s style is similar to hers, but avoids explaining anything that might draw attention to her unusual appearance.
Biggest problem: Keeping her identity secret is difficult when she is naturally invisible. The group has to ensure that her clothes remain visible and that strangers do not witness anything unusual.
The Group’s Shared Cover Story
When someone asks who they are, the students introduce themselves using their fake names.
They claim to be a group of international students participating in an educational and cultural exchange program. Their interests vary, ranging from martial arts and engineering to music, wildlife, cooking, and fashion.
They explain that they met through the program and are visiting the area to learn about modern culture, technology, and public safety.
They never mention U.A. High School, Quirks, hero society, or the dimensional portal.
If someone points out that they look like Class 1-A, they laugh it off and claim that the similarities are coincidental.
They also avoid using their original hero costumes, showing off their abilities, or revealing details about their actual lives.
Rules for Their Disguises
Every student uses a fake name that sounds different from their real name.
Their aliases are used consistently in public.
Their cover story is that they are international students participating in a cultural exchange program.
Their clothing conceals visible Quirk-related features as much as reasonably possible.
Colored contact lenses make their eyes appear to be ordinary human eye colors, such as brown, dark brown, or blue.
They wear hats, hoods, scarves, gloves, and long sleeves when necessary.
They never use their Quirks in public.
They avoid wearing recognizable hero costumes or U.A. uniforms.
They do not post identifiable photographs or disclose their real-world location online.
Tokoyami claims his head is an extremely realistic custom cosplay piece created with advanced practical effects.
The group never claims to be the actual characters from My Hero Academia.
If someone becomes suspicious, they remain calm, give a simple explanation, and change the subject.
The main goal: Class 1-A wants to experience the real world without exposing their true identities or revealing that they come from a universe a hundred years ahead of ours.
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