MHA AU

Vertical Danger: The forest isn't flat. Predatory dinosaurs like Utahraptors or smaller tree-dwellers can climb the massive prehistoric trees, leaping down on the group from the canopy.Echoing Roars: The dense trees create a massive echo chamber. Sounds bounce off the trunks, making it incredibly difficult for the students to tell exactly which direction a predator is coming from.Collateral Destruction: Large apex predators (like a T-Rex or Spinosaurus) won't just walk through the forest—they will knock down entire trees to get to their prey, creating a chaotic environment of falling timber and debris.

The Fallen Villains: The LOV isn't a dominant force here. You encounter broken, terrified remnants. Shigaraki is furious and desperate because his decay quirk requires him to get dangerously close to beasts that move at blinding speeds. Toga is losing her mind trying to survive in a jungle filled with creatures whose blood makes her sick or gives her unstable traits.The Dr. Tsubasa Horror: As the class explores the ruined facility, they find Tsubasa’s audio logs and the gory remains of his labs. They realize these dinosaurs have been spliced with quirk-gene therapies, making them tougher, faster, and smarter than any natural fossil.The Hard Tragedies: To capture the true Primitive War tone, the crash and the initial raptor ambushes should result in heavy injuries or tragic losses among the background heroes, raising the stakes sky-high. Survival is the only win condition.

The Frontline StrikersIzuku Midoriya (Deku): 166 cm (5'5"). Green messy hair. Freckles. Arm and hand scars from quirk overuse. Currently covered in mud and soot from the crash.Katsuki Bakugo: 172 cm (5'8"). Spiky ash-blonde hair. Sharp red eyes. Built muscular frame. His hero gear is scorched and torn from the impact.Shoto Todoroki: 176 cm (5'9"). Hair split evenly between white (right) and red (left). Burn scar over left eye. Heterochromia (left eye blue, right eye grey).Eijiro Kirishima: 170 cm (5'7"). Spiky bright red hair (dyed). Small scar above right eye. Jagged, sharp teeth. His hero vest is torn, exposing his hardened skin.The Stealth & Scouting UnitKyoka Jiro: 154 cm (5'1"). Sleek purple hair with asymmetrical bangs. Long, dangling earphone jacks hanging from her earlobes. Pale complexion.Mezo Shoji: 187 cm (6'2"). Massive, muscular build. Six tentacle-like arms capable of replicating sensory organs. Wears a blue mask covering his entire face and head.Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): 150 cm (4'11"). Long, dark teal hair tied in a bow at the bottom. Wide eyes. Prominent, frog-like tongue. Hands are oversized.Toru Hagakure: 152 cm (5'0"). Completely invisible. Her presence is only marked by floating pieces of her hero costume (gloves and boots), now covered in jungle mud.Fumikage Tokoyami: 158 cm (5'2"). Bird-like head with a sharp black beak. Dark, shadowy feathers. Red eyes. Wears a tattered black cloak that blends into the forest shadows.The Skirmishers & Mobility SupportOchaco Uraraka: 156 cm (5'1"). Shoulder-length brown hair with chin-length bangs. Large round eyes. Distinct round pads on the tips of her fingers.Tenya Ida: 179 cm (5'10"). Short, neat dark blue hair. Wears rectangular glasses. Very broad chest. Protruding silver exhaust pipes located on his calves.Mina Ashido: 159 cm (5'3"). Bright pink skin. Messy, short pink hair. Two small, pale-yellow horns protruding from her head. Sclera of her eyes are completely black with yellow irises.Denki Kaminari: 168 cm (5'6"). Short blond hair with a black lightning-bolt streak on the left side. Expressive gold eyes.Hanta Sero: 177 cm (5'10"). Black hair cut in a straight fringe. Almond-shaped eyes. Notably large, cylindrical elbows that act as tape dispensers.The Mid-Line & Defensive AnchorsMomo Yaoyorozu: 173 cm (5'8"). Long black hair tied back in a high, spiky ponytail. Mature, athletic build. Her hero suit is exposed to allow her quirk to function.Yuga Aoyama: 168 cm (5'6"). Shacker-length, sparkling blonde hair. Violet eyes. Prominent, heavy silver belt apparatus around his waist.Mashirao Ojiro: 169 cm (5'6"). Short blond hair. Very thick, muscular, fur-tipped tail extending from his lower back.Minoru Mineta: 108 cm (3'6"). Extremely short stature. Large, purple, grape-like spheres covering his head instead of hair.Koji Koda: 186 cm (6'1"). Massive, heavy-set build. Peach-colored, rock-like skin shaped like a budding flower. Completely hairless.Rikido Sato: 185 cm (6'1"). Broad, muscular build. Spiky brown hair. Unusually thick lips. Large, heavy hands.

The Frontline StrikersIzuku Midoriya (Deku): Stays hyper-focused despite trembling with fear. He frantically tries to analyze the dinosaurs' hunting patterns like quirks, but the raw, unscripted violence shatters his ideals. He struggles heavily with the realization that these beasts cannot be reasoned with or safely "captured."Katsuki Bakugo: Outraged, aggressive, and deeply frustrated. He wants to blast everything, but Aizawa or the Ghosts force him to realize his explosions are like dinner bells. He is forced to suppress his loud style, leading to a tense, simmering anger as he relies on quiet, lethal ambushes.Shoto Todoroki: Completely stoic on the outside but hyper-vigilant. He uses his ice walls to block blind charging lanes between the giant trees. However, the oppressive, humid jungle heat causes his body to overheat and fatigue twice as fast as usual.Eijiro Kirishima: The emotional anchor for the students. He hardens his skin to act as a physical shield against razor-sharp claws. He is deeply shaken by the blood and gore but forces himself to stay brave to keep his classmates from panicking.The Stealth & Scouting UnitKyoka Jiro: Terrified but absolutely vital. She kneels among the massive tree roots, plugging her jacks into the earth. Her face drains of color as she tracks the rhythmic "thud-thud" of giant footsteps and the rustling of leaves from above, calling out blind coordinates.Mezo Shoji: The ultimate lookout. He grows extra eyes and ears on his tentacles to scan the high canopy for leaping raptors. He acts as a silent, calming presence, physically shielding the smaller students with his massive frame.Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): Keeps her signature calm composure but is highly vulnerable. The humid jungle suits her frog physiology, but the sheer size of the prehistoric predators means her usual mobility is limited—she cannot risk swinging near the canopy where pterosaurs hunt.Toru Hagakure: Completely panicked. Being invisible means the students can't see her in the dark forest, but the predators can still smell her and hear her footsteps in the mud. She is forced to cover herself in jungle mud to mask her scent.Fumikage Tokoyami: Fits perfectly into the dark, shadowed forest atmosphere. Dark Shadow thrives in the dim canopy light, but the chaotic, unpredictable nature of the wild beasts makes the quirk erratic and difficult to control under extreme stress.The Skirmishers & Mobility SupportOchaco Uraraka: Sick to her stomach from the crash and the gore, but determined. She uses her zero-gravity quirk on falling timber and debris to create makeshift traps or to quickly lift injured classmates out of harm's way into the lower branches.Tenya Ida: Deeply frustrated by the environment. The thick mud, massive roots, and dense trees completely neutralize his high-speed running. He acts as a strict tactical coordinator, trying to maintain military-like squad formations among the panicked students.Mina Ashido: Visibly crying and terrified by the prehistoric roars. She uses her acid to melt through dense vines to create escape paths, but she is horrified to find that burning a dinosaur with acid only makes it more frantic and aggressive.Denki Kaminari: Completely short-circuits mentally from panic before even using his quirk. He wants to discharge electricity at everything that rustles, but his classmates have to physically hold him back so he doesn't accidentally shock the wet mud everyone is standing in.Hanta Sero: Swings between the massive trunks to pull classmates out of ambush zones. His tape is incredibly useful for setting up silent tripwires or binding the jaws of smaller predators, making him a highly effective support unit.The Mid-Line & Defensive AnchorsMomo Yaoyorozu: The tactical brain under immense pressure. Her focus shifts entirely from heroic capture gear to raw survival supplies. She works overtime to create medical splints, bandages, tracking flares, and primitive traps, quickly burning through her caloric reserves.Yuga Aoyama: Completely breaks down. The dark, muddy, terrifying forest is his absolute worst nightmare. He hides behind the larger students, crying silently, his naval laser completely useless because the bright light instantly draws the apex predators.Mashirao Ojiro: Relies entirely on core martial arts and his powerful tail to fight off smaller, dog-sized scavengers. He stays close to the support students, acting as a last line of physical defense in close-quarters combat.Minoru Mineta: Hyperventilating and sobbing in the mud. He throws his sticky spheres blindly into the grass to slow down chasing packs, inadvertently creating defensive barriers that buy the squad a few precious seconds to run.Koji Koda: The most tragically affected student. He tries to use his Anivoice quirk to calm the panicked Quetzalcoatlus or the hunting raptors. He is horrified to find that their primitive, ancient minds are entirely driven by raw hunger and confusion, completely ignoring his commands.Rikido Sato: Uses his sugar rush strength to lift heavy helicopter wreckage off trapped classmates. Because sugar supplies are non-existent in the jungle, he has to ration his quirk strictly for life-or-death situations, leaving him physically exhausted.

The Frontline StrikersIzuku Midoriya (Deku): The Fear of Unsavable Situations. He is terrified of encountering an enemy that cannot be reasoned with, redeemed, or safely captured. His greatest nightmare is being forced to use lethal force to save a classmate, violating his core heroic morals.Katsuki Bakugo: The Fear of Helplessness. Bakugo’s entire identity is built on overwhelming power. He is terrified of the realization that his loud, destructive quirks actually make him a liability, forcing him to hide in the shadows like a "coward" just to survive.Shoto Todoroki: The Fear of Environmental Isolation. He fears losing control of his internal temperature regulation in the suffocatingly hot, humid jungle. He is also terrified of his ice walls cracking under the raw, unyielding physical weight of a charging apex predator.Eijiro Kirishima: The Fear of Chivalry Failing. He is terrified that his hardened skin won't be enough to protect his friends from massive, bone-crushing bites. The thought of watching a classmate get severely hurt while he stands by helpless paralyzes him.The Stealth & Scouting UnitKyoka Jiro: The Fear of Sensory Overload. Because she relies on hearing, the deafening, echoing roars of massive dinosaurs combined with the constant torrential rain and rustling canopy threaten to blow out her eardrums, leaving her completely deaf and defenseless in the dark.Mezo Shoji: The Fear of Being the Blind Spot. With his massive frame and multi-sensory tentacles, he carries the burden of being the squad's eyes. He is terrified of missing a camouflaged predator in the canopy and letting an ambush happen on his watch.Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): The Fear of Environmental Predation. As a frog-type hero, she is acutely aware of natural predator-prey dynamics. She fears being targeted by giant, ancient semi-aquatic monsters (like Spinosaurus or prehistoric crocodilians) where her water mobility is useless.Toru Hagakure: The Fear of Total Erasure. She is terrified of being hunted by scent or sound. Because she is invisible, if she gets separated from the group in the dense forest, her classmates won't be able to find her, leaving her to die completely alone and unseen.Fumikage Tokoyami: The Fear of Losing Control. The pitch-black canopy and constant dark shadows of the forest feed Dark Shadow, making it incredibly powerful but highly unstable. He is terrified that the primal horror of the jungle will cause his quirk to go feral and attack his own friends.The Skirmishers & Mobility SupportOchaco Uraraka: The Fear of Free-Falling Tragedies. She is terrified of the high canopy and the pterosaurs circling above. Her nightmare is using her quirk to float an injured classmate to safety, only for a Quetzalcoatlus to snatch them mid-air out of her reach.Tenya Ida: The Fear of Complete Inaction. He is terrified of being trapped in the deep mud. His speed defines him, and the thought of his engines clogging or being physically pinned down by heavy foliage while his classmates run for their lives drives him to panic.Mina Ashido: The Fear of Personal Disfigurement and Pain. The raw, visceral sight of blood, open wounds, and tearing flesh shatters her bubbly demeanor. She is terrified of the physical agony of being hunted and the agonizing realization that her acid only makes the beasts angrier.Denki Kaminari: The Fear of Friendly Fire. He is terrified that a blind discharge of his electricity in the wet, muddy marshland will accidentally shock and paralyze his own classmates, leaving them entirely defenseless against a tracking pack.Hanta Sero: The Fear of Snapping Lifelines. He fears his tape snapping mid-swing or running out of materials while suspended high in the trees, plunging him directly into the jaws of a waiting pack below.The Mid-Line & Defensive AnchorsMomo Yaoyorozu: The Fear of Running Dry. She is terrified of her own biological limits. In a jungle with zero food or sugar supplies, she fears her body running out of lipids, leaving her physically incapacitated and unable to create the medical supplies her bleeding friends desperately need.Yuga Aoyama: The Fear of the Dark. He is utterly terrified of the pitch-black jungle and the lack of civilization. The primal, unyielding nature of the forest completely shatters his fragile confidence, leaving him a sobbing, frozen wreck.Mashirao Ojiro: The Fear of Primal Superiority. He relies on basic human martial arts. He is terrified of facing animals that possess superior raw agility, muscle density, and natural weaponry (claws and teeth) that no human training can match.Minoru Mineta: The Fear of Being Consumed. His fear is simple, loud, and instinctual. He is absolutely terrified of dying a painful, violent death and being eaten alive by a monster.Koji Koda: The Fear of the Unfeeling Mind. His entire comfort zone is communicating with animals. His greatest horror is staring into the cold, ancient, hunger-driven eyes of a dinosaur and realizing there is absolutely no empathy, emotion, or intelligence he can connect with.Rikido Sato: The Fear of Immediate Burnout. He fears utilizing his sugar rush to lift heavy wreckage, only for the five-minute timer to run out and leave him entirely immobilized and weak right as a predator closes in on his position.

The Frontline StrikersIzuku Midoriya (Deku): The Fear of Being Worthless/Helpless Again (His Quirkless Trauma). Deku’s deepest canon fear is failing to save someone because he wasn't strong or fast enough, triggering his childhood trauma of being "useless." In this jungle, as his classmates bleed and his communication fails, the terrifying sense of absolute helplessness threatens to break his mind.Katsuki Bakugo: The Fear of Being the Weak Link / A Liability. Canonically, Bakugo is deeply traumatized by being captured (by the Sludge Villain and the League) and feeling like he caused All Might’s retirement. His absolute worst nightmare is his loud quirk giving away the squad's position, making him the reason his classmates get hunted down.Shoto Todoroki: The Fear of Becoming His Father / Losing Control. Canonically, Shoto fears completely letting go of his left side and losing control of his emotions, reverting to Endeavor’s destructive nature. In a high-stress jungle where he is forced to use lethal fire to survive, he faces the terrifying psychological battle of turning into a monster to fight monsters.Eijiro Kirishima: The Fear of Freezing in Terror (His Middle School Regret). Kirishima’s entire hero persona is a reaction to his canon past, where he froze in fear and failed to protect his middle school classmates from a giant villain. Confronted by a massive, roaring Tyrannosaurus, his greatest fear is that his legs will lock up again, letting his friends die while he stands paralyzed.The Stealth & Scouting UnitKyoka Jiro: The Fear of Bugs, Ghosts, and the Dark. Jiro has explicit, comical canon phobias of bugs, creepy things, and pitch-black spaces. In a prehistoric forest filled with giant, ancient insects and dark, claustrophobic caves, her casual canon fears turn into a living, non-stop psychological nightmare.Mezo Shoji: The Fear of Terrifying Others with His True Face. Shoji wears a mask canonically because his face once scared a young girl, causing him deep emotional pain. In the panic of the jungle, he fears that his monstrously adapted scouting tentacles and raw physical form will terrify his own classmates when they are already on the brink of hysteria.Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): The Fear of Friendships Splitting Apart. During the Camino Hideout arc, Tsuyu broke down crying because she feared her classmates going rogue would fracture their bond forever. Her deepest fear here is the squad completely fracturing under the pressure of survival, turning on each other instead of working as a team.Toru Hagakure: The Fear of Being Completely Forgotten. Hagakure canonically struggles with the insecurity of her invisibility making her blend into the background of the class. Lost in a vast, dark jungle, her literal fear is being left behind or stepped on because nobody noticed she was missing.Fumikage Tokoyami: The Fear of the Absolute Dark (All-Consuming Dark Shadow). Canonically, Tokoyami is terrified of the dark because Dark Shadow becomes completely unmanageable and violent (as seen in the Forest Training Arc). A pitch-black prehistoric canopy means he is living in a constant state of terror, trying to suppress a quirk that wants to break free and kill everything around it.The Skirmishers & Mobility SupportOchaco Uraraka: The Fear of Financial Ruin and Selfishness. Ochaco’s driving canon force is supporting her parents financially. Trapped on a forgotten island where society, currency, and her future hero career are completely erased, she faces the existential dread of never making it back to save her family from poverty.Tenya Ida: The Fear of the Ingenium Legacy Dying / Recklessness. Following Stain’s attack on his brother, Ida fears letting blind rage or recklessness ruin his judgment. He is terrified that the primal chaos of the valley will make him lose his cool head, leading Class 1-A into a reckless tactical trap.Mina Ashido: The Fear of Giant, Unstoppable Threats. Canonically, Mina was utterly paralyzed by the giant villain Gigantomachia in middle school. Facing ancient, skyscraper-sized apex predators like a Spinosaurus directly triggers that exact psychological trauma, threatening to completely shut down her ability to fight.Denki Kaminari: The Fear of Being Left Behind Academically and Tactically. Denki has a deep insecurity about being seen as stupid or useless, especially when his quirk "wheys" his brain. In a high-stakes survival situation, he is terrified that making his brain go dumb will cause him to become a literal anchor that drags down the team.Hanta Sero: The Fear of Falling from Grace. Sero is a highly competent baseline hero who fears being overshadowed or falling into obscurity. His fear here is his simple tape quirk snapping against prehistoric hides, rendering him entirely useless compared to his more destructive peers.The Mid-Line & Defensive AnchorsMomo Yaoyorozu: The Fear of Direct Failure / Imposter Syndrome. Momo struggles heavily with canon insecurities regarding her decision-making (seen in her fight against Aizawa). Placed in a life-or-death scenario where every tactical error means a classmate gets eaten, her imposter syndrome peaks, threatening to paralyze her analytical mind.Yuga Aoyama: The Fear of Being Abandoned / The Quirkless Secret. Aoyama’s entire canon arc revolves around his fear of All For One and the shame of his artificial quirk hurting his friends. Trapped on an island created by AFO and Dr. Tsubasa, his guilt and terror of being a "traitor" or an outsider completely shatter what little courage he has.Mashirao Ojiro: The Fear of Unfair Advantages / Dishonor. Ojiro explicitly stepped down from the Sports Festival because he felt his spot wasn't earned fairly. He fears losing his code of honor in a lawless jungle, terrified of the raw, "unfair" animal savagery that doesn't respect martial arts or human rules.Minoru Mineta: The Fear of Dying Uncool and Alone. Mineta’s canon motivation is purely wanting to be popular and loved by girls. His ultimate fear is dying a gruesome, unglamorous death in the mud before he ever gets to live a normal, popular teenage life.Koji Koda: The Fear of Bugs and Loud Noises. Despite his massive size, Koda has an explicit canon phobia of bugs (forcing Jiro to help him in the exams). A prehistoric jungle filled with giant, ancient, foot-long centipedes and terrifyingly loud apex roars means he is in a constant state of silent, overwhelming sensory panic.Rikido Sato: The Fear of Running Clean Out of Fuel. Sato’s biggest insecurity is his total dependence on sugar. In a wild, ancient forest with zero processed sugars, his psychological fear is the looming clock—knowing that once his current sugar packets are gone, he is functionally a quirkless civilian trapped in a world of monsters.

The Predator Roster & Locations1. The Sky Terror: QuetzalcoatlusDescription: A massive, leathery pterosaur standing 18 feet tall on the ground. It possesses a jagged, dagger-like 6-foot beak with primitive quills along its neck and barbs on its tongue to rip flesh from bones.Location (The High Canopy): They dominate the sky above the dense forest. They dive through the tree breaks to snatch anything attempting to climb to high ground or escape the forest floor.2. The Skirmishers: DeinonychusDescription: Standing at 3 to 4 feet tall, these swift raptors are covered in vibrant, bird-like plumage. They use overwhelming numbers, frantic speed, and rabid, hyper-aggressive group tactics to swarn targets.Location (The Mid-Level Branches): They nest and travel across the lower vines and horizontal tree trunks. They are a constant threat from above, leaping downward onto victims in blind corners.3. The Apex Horrors: Tyrannosaurus Rex (The Breeding Pair)Description: A massive 40-foot-long male and female pair. The male features jagged, primitive quills running completely down its spine, while the female possesses solid, mud-brown feathers for nesting camouflage. They have a bone-shattering bite force and an earth-vibrating roar that physically disorients human equilibrium.Location (The Deep Jungle Clearings): They aggressively patrol the center of the valley where they keep their young. They physically tear down ancient trees to flush out food or threats.4. The Ultimate Stalkers: UtahraptorsDescription: Gigantic dromaeosaurids standing 10 feet tall and 20 feet long. They are completely covered in thick, dark green, black, and brown camouflage feathers that seamlessly blend into the deep forest shadows. They possess giant, curved killing claws on their feet and exhibit highly complex, silent military-like flanking tactics.Main Threat: The pack is led by "Cyclops," a legendary, highly intelligent alpha male recognizable by a horrific scar and a broken knife embedded deeply in his missing eye socket.Location (The Dense Forest Floor): They control the thickest, darkest underbrush of the forest, quietly tracking targets by scent and acoustic sound.The Raptor Den (The Nesting Colony)Deep within the dark forest, hidden behind a maze of exposed, skyscraper-sized tree roots and choked by thick, sulfurous mist, lies the Utahraptor Nesting Colony.The Environment: The den is a massive, hollowed-out muddy depression beneath the root network of an ancient dead tree. The ground is a literal graveyard, littered with shattered Triceratops and Parasaurolophus skulls, broken military gear, and the gory, shredded uniforms of the League of Villains guards who first opened the warp.The Threat: This is where the alpha female (Cyclops' mate) stays to guard their nests. The raptors do not kill their food instantly out in the wild; they use their immense strength to drag crippled, screaming victims (both heroes and fleeing villains) back alive to this mud hollow to feed them directly to their ravenous, downy-feathered chicks.The Trap: Stumbling into this sector of the forest means total environmental entrapment. The deep mud actively slows down mobility (rendering Tenya Ida's engines or standard running useless), while the overlapping tree roots create perfect, tight ambush tunnels where the raptors can corner and surround the class from all sides.

Here is a scannable, detailed breakdown of Class 1-A’s hero costumes as they appear in this scenario. Because they have just survived a violent helicopter crash into a humid, muddy prehistoric forest, their outfits are no longer pristine. They are tattered, scorched, and stained with black mud, ash, and old blood, adding to the grim Primitive War aesthetic.The Frontline StrikersIzuku Midoriya (Deku - Costume Zeta/Current Version): A dark green full-body jumpsuit with a red belt and diamond-patterned arm guards. His signature long-eared cowl hangs limply around his neck. The heavy iron sole protectors on his red boots are scratched from the fuselage metal, and the yellow scarf (Gran Torino's legacy) is frayed and stained with black soot.Katsuki Bakugo (Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight): A black sleeveless tank top with an orange metallic 'X' across the chest. His massive, green, grenade-shaped arm gauntlets are heavily dented and cracked from the crash impact, sparking dangerously with residual sweat. His black knee-high boots are caked in thick, sulfurous swamp mud.Shoto Todoroki: A sleek, deep blue tactical bodysuit with a silver combat vest over his chest and shoulders. The specialized utility belt holding healing capsules is half-broken, and his left side is scorched black from using his flames to cushion the helicopter's landing.Eijiro Kirishima (Red Riot): A completely sleeveless dark crimson vest that leaves his muscular torso exposed, paired with baggy black pants held up by a jagged 'R' belt. His gear features black, gear-shaped shoulder guards. The fabric around his ankles is ripped to shreds from scrambling through thorny jungle briars.The Stealth & Scouting UnitKyoka Jiro (Earphone Jack): A tattered, oversized black leather jacket worn over a simple coral-pink shirt with slash marks. She wears dark pants and heavy-soled combat boots. One of the amplifiers attached to her hands is smashed, leaving her to rely purely on her organic earphone jacks plugged directly into the wet earth.Mezo Shoji (Tentacole): A sleek, dark blue sleeveless unitard with a white chest piece. His signature blue-and-white mask covers his entire head and face. The fabric over his six massive, webbed arms is snagged and torn by jagged branches, exposing raw skin covered in scratches.Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): A green, black, and yellow skintight frog-suit. Her oversized white gloves are soaked through with swamp water, and her large, specialized swimming goggles are cracked across the left lens, hanging uselessly around her neck.Toru Hagakure (Invisible Girl): Her costume consists canonically only of a pair of pale pink gloves and white boots with blue laces. In this dark forest, her floating gloves and boots are completely splattered with thick black mud and ancient leaf mulch, rendering her partially visible to the sharp eyes of hunting raptors.Fumikage Tokoyami (Tsukuyomi): A massive, flowing pitch-black cloak that completely obscures his body, paired with dark undergarments. The cloak is heavily tattered at the hem from snagging on ancient root systems, blending perfectly into the dark shadows where Dark Shadow stirs.The Skirmishers & Mobility SupportOchaco Uraraka (Uravity): A skintight pink and black bodysuit with oversized, round pink wrist bracers designed to reduce nausea. Her heavy, knee-high pink propulsion boots are scratched up, and her clear glass helmet visor is completely shattered, letting the suffocatingly hot jungle air hit her face.Tenya Ida (Ingenium): A heavy, full-body suit of polished silver knight-like armor. The iconic helmet is missing, lost in the helicopter wreckage. His broad chest plate is deeply scraped, and the prominent triple exhaust pipes on his calves are completely clogged with dense jungle mud, sparking out static electricity.Mina Ashido (Pinky): A vibrant turquoise and purple patterned skin-tight bodysuit, covered by a cropped, sleeveless tan vest with white fur lining. The acid-resistant soles of her custom boots are intact, but her fur collar is ruined, soaked in dark mud and blood.Denki Kaminari (Chargebolt): A casual black leather jacket worn over a white shirt with a lightning bolt crest, paired with black pants. The specialized pointer-shooting mechanism on his right wrist is bent out of shape, and his communication earpiece emits nothing but dead static.Hanta Sero (Cellophane): A black and white skin-tight bodysuit with massive, cylindrical orange shoulder pads shaped like tape dispensers. The dispensers are scuffed up from the crash, but they are still functional, trailing sticky tape into the surrounding foliage.The Mid-Line & Defensive AnchorsMomo Yaoyorozu (Creati): A high-collared, sleeveless red bodysuit with a plunging neckline exposed to open skin, allowing her to pull created items directly from her lipid cells. She wears a heavy gold utility belt. Her outfit is smudged with soot and grease from trying to pull tools from the burning chopper.Yuga Aoyama (Can't Stop Twinkling): An incredibly flashy, polished indigo knight-armor suit with a bright purple cape. The elegant, gold-rimmed wing-like glasses are gone. His heavy silver navel-laser belt is cracked, and his glamorous cape is dragged through the dirt, soaking wet and covered in swamp moss.Mashirao Ojiro (Tailman): A simple, rugged white martial arts gi with a deep blue sash around his waist. The thick fur tipping his powerful tail is matted with burrs and dried mud, and the fabric of his gi is heavily stained with dirt from close-quarters grappling on the forest floor.Minoru Mineta (Grape Juice): A simple purple shirt, a massive yellow cape, and white boots and gloves. His cape is torn in half, and his white gear is completely ruined by wet earth as he crouches, hyperventilating in the roots.Koji Koda (Anima): A bright yellow and red bodysuit with a high collar that accommodates his rocky, bud-shaped head. The heavy material is smeared with dark green moss and sap from throwing himself into the underbrush to dodge a flying pterosaur.Rikido Sato (Sugarman): A bulky full-body yellow jumpsuit with white gloves, boots, and a white wrestling-style mask that exposes his mouth. His suit is ripped at the shoulders from using his raw strength to force open the jammed helicopter doors.

Katsuki Bakugo is canonically terrified of ghosts.While it might seem shocking given his explosive, fearless personality in battle, My Hero Academia official canon reveals that he is deeply superstitious.The Official Canon ProofThe Light Novels ("UA Hyakumonogatari"): In the official spin-off My Hero Academia Light Novels (Volume 3, Chapter 4), Class 1-A decides to tell ghost stories in the dorms. Despite trying to maintain a fierce poker face, Bakugo is absolutely horrified by the ghost stories. He even forces Shoto Todoroki to walk in front of him instead of his usual aggressive stance of demanding to lead the pack.The Halloween Incident: Horikoshi’s side materials reveal a childhood backstory where a young Izuku Midoriya dressed up as a simple ghost for Halloween. Not knowing Bakugo's secret superstition, Deku accidentally scared him so badly that Bakugo screamed and passed out cold.

No, Katsuki Bakugo from My Hero Academia does not have a literal phobia or deep-seated hatred of germs.The idea comes from a popular running gag and meme in the anime and manga where Bakugo aggressively screams at and threatens inanimate objects, minor annoyances, or microscopic things—such as yelling at the germs in his mouth while angrily brushing his teeth. He isn't actually germophobic; he just screams "die" at everything he finds irritating, including his own morning hygiene routine.

In Primitive War, the diet of the prehistoric creatures largely boils down to an R-rated buffet of human soldiers and other dinosaurs.Because the film portrays the carnivores more like aggressive, slasher-movie monsters than passive animals, their eating habits are highly violent and chaotic:Humans (The Vulture Squad & Green Berets): The primary source of food for the jungle's predators is the influx of American and Soviet soldiers. Predatory dinosaurs like the Utahraptor packs actively hunt, kill, and scavenge human troops to feed themselves and their young.Other Dinosaurs: The apex predators also hunt the ecosystem's native herbivores (like Triceratops, Maiasaura, and Apatosaurus). Smaller carnivores like Deinonychus are shown opportunistically scavenging the dead carcasses of larger prehistoric beasts, such as downed Quetzalcoatlus.Sadistic Hunting (Cyclops): The movie's main antagonist, a scarred Utahraptor named Cyclops, famously deviates from normal eating habits. Rather than hunting strictly for food, it frequently dismembers, tortures, and kills human soldiers out of sheer vengeance and malice without actually eating them.The Quetzalcoatlus: These giant pterosaurs use a terrifying, unique method to feed—brutally impaling human soldiers with their massive chopstick-like beaks and using their grip-capable tongues to pull their prey apart.