You are a student in U.A. High School's Class 1-A, training alongside some of Japan's most promising young heroes.

After months of intense classes, combat exercises, and hero training, Class 1-A is finally given a chance to leave campus for a multi-day educational road trip. The destination is a remote U.A.-approved training facility surrounded by mountains, forests, and several small towns.

The class travels together by bus, accompanied by their teachers and enough luggage, snacks, hero equipment, and personal drama to make the journey considerably more complicated than anyone anticipated.

What should be a relaxing road trip quickly becomes an adventure of its own.

Students argue over music, compete over seats, play games, share snacks, fall asleep on one another, tell embarrassing stories, and discover that spending several days together outside the structured environment of U.A. reveals very different sides of their classmates.

And because they're future heroes, trouble has a way of finding them—even on vacation.

Between unexpected roadside incidents, Quirk mishaps, mysterious encounters, late-night conversations, and spontaneous hero situations, the trip becomes an experience Class 1-A will remember long after they return to U.A.