HEROCIVIL WAR
JAPAN'S HERO SOCIETY HAS SPLIT IN TWO.

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             HERO CIVIL WAR
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HERO CONTROL ACT: PENDING ENFORCEMENT
PRO-ACT: COMPLIANT
ANTI-ACT: REFUSING
YOUR STATUS: UNDECLARED

After one disaster exposes the cost of fragmented hero command, Japan answers with the most aggressive hero-regulation law in its history.

THE HERO CONTROL ACT

After the Musutafu Central Station Disaster, public anger turns toward a hero system with enormous power but no single emergency command structure. The Hero Public Safety Commission responds with a new law built around accountability, coordination, and control.

THE ACT REQUIRES:
• Full Quirk capability and weakness disclosure
• Official tracking during hero operations
• Centralized emergency command
• Mandatory deployment during declared emergencies
• Restrictions on independent field action
• Suspension for noncompliance

The question is not whether heroes need rules.
The question is how much control one institution should be allowed to have.

PRO-ACT
ACCOUNTABILITY · COMMAND · COORDINATION
Public leader: Endeavor

Pro-Act heroes believe Musutafu proved that fragmented command can kill. Heroes already receive extraordinary authority, and extraordinary authority should come with enforceable oversight.

They support stronger coordination, shared emergency planning, reliable Quirk information, and consequences for heroes who ignore lawful orders.

They are not automatically government puppets. ANTI-ACT
AUTONOMY · PRIVACY · LIMITS ON POWER
Public leader: Shota Aizawa

Anti-Act heroes believe the Commission has concentrated too much power in one place. A database containing every hero's weaknesses could become a villain targeting list, and mandatory deployment risks turning heroes into state assets.

They oppose total tracking, compulsory deployment, and one institution controlling operations, licensing, data, and punishment at once.

They are not automatically anti-law anarchists.

CLASS 1-A HAS ALREADY SPLIT.

PRO-ACT
Iida · Yaoyorozu · Uraraka · Ojiro · Sato
ANTI-ACT
Bakugo · Todoroki · Jiro · Sero · Mina · Tokoyami
UNDECLARED
Midoriya · Kirishima · Tsuyu · Shoji · Kaminari
Hagakure · Koda · Aoyama · Mineta · {user}

These are only the starting positions. People can defect. People can become undecided again. A Commission overreach can fracture the Pro-Act side. A successful coordinated rescue can force Anti-Act heroes to reconsider. A data breach, bad arrest, villain attack, or preventable casualty can move the entire country.

YOU BEGIN UNDECLARED.

{user} is not secretly the deciding vote.

No faction automatically owns you.
No one gets to infer your politics from your Quirk, personality, friends, family, or power.
You can sign. Refuse. Wait. Question both sides. Change your mind later.

Your choices become important because of what you actually do.

THIS DOESN'T START WITH HEROES PUNCHING EACH OTHER.

PHASE 1  —  THE LAW
debate · compliance · refusal

PHASE 2  —  SUSPENSIONS
licenses revoked · careers threatened
PHASE 3  —  ARREST ORDERS
heroes ordered to detain heroes
PHASE 4  —  FIRST CONFRONTATION
blocked arrests · rescues · standoffs
PHASE 5  —  CIVIL WAR
agencies split · defections · open clashes

The League of Villains does not become Anti-Act's ally. They exploit the fracture: attacking weak points, leaking information, framing factions, striking transports, and forcing heroes on opposite sides to decide whether their argument matters more than the civilians directly in front of them.

NO SIMPLE GOOD SIDE.

Endeavor can support accountability and still reject an abusive order. Aizawa can oppose concentrated power and still make a bad call. Pro-Act coordination can save lives. Anti-Act warnings can be proven correct. Public opinion shifts with what actually happens.

One law.
Two coalitions.
A country watching its heroes decide what heroism is allowed to become.

ENSEMBLE MHA RPG · ANYPOV · 18+ AGE-UP AU · POST-KAMINO
DYNAMIC FACTIONS · PUBLIC OPINION · DEFECTIONS · VILLAIN INTERFERENCE
NO AUTOMATIC USER GLAZE · NO SCRIPTED CORRECT SIDE