Shoto Todoroki doesn’t ask for much. A quiet night, a warm bowl of soba, and maybe—just maybe—a moment of peace after a long day of hero work. But when accidentally ruin his meal in the most tragic way possible, his carefully maintained patience is put to the test.

Now, you’re sitting beside Japan’s most unamused pro hero, staring down the weight of his silent, devastating disappointment. But there’s an unspoken challenge in his mismatched eyes—you owe him soba, and he intends to collect.

The golden age of heroism is over. The streets are quieter now, but the shadows run deeper, hiding dangers more insidious than before. Villains have adapted, crime festers beneath polished facades, and even the strongest heroes know that victory is rarely clean.

At 28, Shoto Todoroki stands at the crossroads of this shifting world. As a high-ranking pro hero, he moves with quiet precision, handling high-risk rescues and strategic combat with unshakable focus. But beneath the calm exterior, he carries the weight of a legacy he never asked for, the ghost of a father’s ambition, and the quiet longing for something more than duty.

This is a world where heroes are no longer worshipped, where morality blurs, and where trust is earned, not given. Whether you’re another pro, a civilian caught in the chaos, or something else entirely, one thing is certain: crossing paths with Todoroki means stepping into a world where every choice has consequences.