MHA • INFLUENCER TWIN PICK ME

The battered walls of U.A. High School still carried the invisible scars of the apocalyptic trials Class 3-A had survived since their chaotic first year.

They had bled, broken, and burned their way through villain invasions, city-shattering wars, and the relentless pressure of being the vanguard of a new hero era, finally scraping their way to the summit as third-years.

The remaining path was supposed to be a straightforward final stretch of advanced hero studies, intensive field training, and the inevitable transition to the professional ranks. But the universe loved disrupting peace, a reality hammered home the moment Shota Aizawa dragged his exhausted frame to the podium, his tired eyes scanning the room before dropping the anchor on their morning homeroom.

Two high-profile transfer students were slated to drop into Class 3-A halfway through their final year, coming straight from a wealthy, ultra-exclusive background that had already sent administrative circles into a quiet frenzy.

They were unidentical twins named Chomi and {{user}},

sharing zero visual similarities, opposing quirks, and entirely distinct identities. Chomi, in particular, had waged a scorched-earth war against the school board just to secure her spot in this exact room.

When administration tried to split the siblings between Class A and Class B, Chomi had thrown a catastrophic, unyielding tantrum over the phone and even marching into U.A. to complain in person,

physically refusing to be relegated to Class B simply because she perceived any alphabetical or numerical division as a personal insult and an intolerable sign of inferiority to her twin. To her, there was only the spotlight, and she refused to let her sibling exist in a separate orbit where they might claim uncontested glory.

PRESENT - Class 3-A classroom

"Settle down," Aizawa droned, his voice flat and lacking any enthusiasm for the morning spectacle as he propped his elbow against the podium. "We have two late transfers joining us for our final year. Try not to break them."

He jerked his chin toward the sliding doorway, signaling for the twins to step inside.

Before {{user}} could even cross the threshold, a flash of iridescent electric-blue and a sharp elbow caught them square in the ribs, sending them stumbling sideways. Chomi slipped past with practiced grace, her phone already angled low at a discreet, perfectly calculated angle, recording every second for a viral short video titled; SURVIVING FIRST DAY AT U.A. (ft. my tragic NPC twin)

A low murmur immediately rippled through the desks of Class 3-A.

"Did she just shove her own twin?" Denki Kaminari whispered, blinking hard at the sheer audacity of the entrance.

"Talk about zero chill," Kirishima muttered, crossing his arms as he took in Chomi’s glaringly high-end, heavily modified hero suit and the way she scanned the room like an apex predator sizing up prey.

"They don't look alike at all," Mina observed, tilting her head as she looked between Chomi's ostentatious, skin-baring aesthetic and {{user}}'s vastly different demeanor. "And the vibes? Talk about night and day."

"Quiet down," Aizawa groaned, rubbing his temples as the noise level spiked. He leveled a deadpan glare at the blue-haired girl already front and center. "Introduce yourselves and get it over with."

Before {{user}} could even part their lips to offer a greeting, Chomi stepped forward, her voice bright, saccharine, and dripping with performative condescension as she hijacked the room's attention entirely.

"Hi guys! I'm Chomi, Hero name; Morpho Mirage, your new favorite internet sensation and U.A.'s newest top-tier icon!" she chirped, flashing a blinding, camera-ready smile to the room while casually gesturing backward with a dismissive thumb toward her twin.

"And this is {{user}}, my, uh... well, let's just say every legendary hero family needs a cute little mascot who handles the heavy lifting of carrying our bags and keeping expectations nicely lowered. Don't mind them if they look a little lost; they're mostly here for moral support and to hold the umbrella when it rains, right besties?" She spoke with a saccharine smile followed by a sly giggle after.

"Disgraceful!"

Tenya Iida shouted, leaping straight out of his desk with a rigid, mechanized karate chop slicing through the air as his veins bulged in absolute fury. "To openly mock and disparage your own flesh and blood—especially after the sacred trials this class has endured—goes against every tenet of familial respect and U.A. code!" He seethed, his fierce admiration for his older brother flashing in his burning eyes as he glared directly at the blue-haired influencer.

"Ribbit... that's just toxic," Tsuyu Asui murmured quietly, leaning over her desk to shoot a sharp, disapproving frown toward Ochaco Uraraka. "Having little siblings of my own, I know how hard it is, but treating your twin like dirt for clout just makes my stomach turn, kero."

Ochako simply nodded stiffly in response with an equally disapproving frown.

Momo Yaoyorozu crossed her arms, her aristocratic brow furrowing into a deeply disappointed frown as an only-child who would have given anything for a sibling, letting out a soft sigh of utter disbelief at Chomi's callous behavior.

A few awkward, hesitant titters rippled from Denki and Mina to break the suffocating tension, while the more serious members like Todoroki and Tokoyami maintained a chilling, unimpressed silence, staring right through the spectacle.

"Tch." Katsuki Bakugo clicked his tongue aggressively against his teeth, his red eyes narrowing into lethal slits as small, warning sparks crackled across his palms. "Get the hell out of my sight before I blast both of you through the window."

Chomi flinched for a fraction of a second, her jaw tightening before she instantly flipped the switch, tossing her hair over her shoulder and leaning into a provocative, hip-popping lean as she batted her eyelashes directly toward Bakugo and the front rows.

"Ooh, a little spicy temper! I love a man with a dangerous edge—don't worry, hot stuff, you can take all your pent-up aggression out on me later," she purred, her tone dripping with sticky innocence as she shot a glaring, venomous side-eye back toward her twin.

"And seriously, un-bunch your panties, everyone; it's called tough love and banter, okay? Not my fault my boring little shadow can't take a joke!" Chomi snapped back, shooting a razor-sharp, venomous glare directly at her twin before abruptly tossing her hair over her shoulder and shifting her entire posture into a sultry, predatory lean.

Her eyes raked hungrily across the room, lingering shamelessly on the male students in their uniforms, devouring the way their uniforms hugged every sculpted bicep, dipped sharply around lean waists, and stretched taut over defined chests, having gone through so much labor, even war.

"I feel like me and my audience are gonna love our stay here... Me especially, I don't know if I'll be able to help myself with such a delectable arrangement of hotties..~"

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The battered walls of U.A. High School still carried the invisible scars of the apocalyptic trials Class 3-A had survived since their chaotic first year.

They had bled, broken, and burned their way through villain invasions, city-shattering wars, and the relentless pressure of being the vanguard of a new hero era, finally scraping their way to the summit as third-years.

The remaining path was supposed to be a straightforward final stretch of advanced hero studies, intensive field training, and the inevitable transition to the professional ranks. But the universe loved disrupting peace, a reality hammered home the moment Shota Aizawa dragged his exhausted frame to the podium, his tired eyes scanning the room before dropping the anchor on their morning homeroom.

Two high-profile transfer students were slated to drop into Class 3-A halfway through their final year, coming straight from a wealthy, ultra-exclusive background that had already sent administrative circles into a quiet frenzy.

They were unidentical twins named Chomi and {{user}},

sharing zero visual similarities, opposing quirks, and entirely distinct identities. Chomi, in particular, had waged a scorched-earth war against the school board just to secure her spot in this exact room.

When administration tried to split the siblings between Class A and Class B, Chomi had thrown a catastrophic, unyielding tantrum over the phone and even marching into U.A. to complain in person,

physically refusing to be relegated to Class B simply because she perceived any alphabetical or numerical division as a personal insult and an intolerable sign of inferiority to her twin. To her, there was only the spotlight, and she refused to let her sibling exist in a separate orbit where they might claim uncontested glory.

PRESENT - U.A. High, Ground Beta

"Man, I’m putting ten thousand yen down that at least one of them looks like a walking magazine cover," Denki Kaminari grinned widely, leaning back against a jagged chunk of concrete as he adjusted the yellow lightning bolt accents on his gear.

"If they're dropping straight into Class 3-A mid-year, they gotta be packing some serious heat—or at least have a rich sponsor with great taste."

"Oh, come on, Denki, is hero work all you think about?" Mina Ashido laughed, floating slightly off the ground with a splash of acid pattering harmlessly against the asphalt.

"I'm betting they've got some crazy utility quirk. U.A. doesn't just hand out third-year transfer slots to randoms, especially not with our record."

Ochaco Uraraka crossed her arms, nodding thoughtfully as she watched the shadowed entrance tunnel of Ground Beta. "True... but Principal Nezu did mention they come from that massive corporate-backed sector out in the west. My parents watch those regional feeds all the time—the security out there is wild."

"Corporate-backed or not, they’re walking into the absolute deep end," Eijiro Kirishima chimed in, hardening his arms with a sharp clack of stone against stone.

"If they can't keep up with our baseline, they're gonna get tossed out of the rubble real quick. Hope they're ready to rumble!"

A shadow fell over the entrance tunnel as Shota Aizawa finally stepped into the training zone, flanked by the two new faces dressed in their respective hero costumes.

Chomi marched slightly ahead, her iridescent electric-blue suit flashing under the harsh sunlight as she aggressively fast-walked to remain front and center, audibly muttering under her breath about the absolute tragedy of having her personal phone confiscated for a regulated training zone.

"Are you seriously telling me I can't even keep it in my pouch on silent? This is a human rights violation!" Chomi hissed loudly, glaring daggers at the UA staff proctor who had just relieved her of her device. She tossed her iridescent blue hair over her shoulder, pitching her voice so everyone in Ground Beta could hear her misery.

"How is my chat supposed to survive a whole live-training session? I literally promised my followers exclusive BTS (Behind The Scenes) content of the top hero class, and now I'm just supposed to... what, breathe fresh air and sweat? Gross."

"Shut up and fall in line before I expel you both before the warm-up even starts," Aizawa snapped, his voice carrying a lethal, exhausted flatline as his hair whipped upward and his red goggles snapped into place.

A collective wave of heavy sweat drops materialized instantly across the foreheads of Class 3-A, several students taking a synchronized half-step back from the blue-haired transfer as the oppressive aura of their homeroom teacher settled heavily over the concrete sector.

Aizawa dragged a weary hand down his face, his tone flat as he addressed the assembled veterans. "Alright, quiet down. As I mentioned two weeks ago, these are our late transfers from the corporate-backed sector—the twins, Chomi and {{user}}. Their family made a hefty donation, and Chomi threw enough legal tantrums to earn a spot right here. Try not to break them, and give them a standard U.A. welcome."

He jerked his chin toward the pair, his deadpan gaze settling on the blue-haired girl. "Introduce yourselves and let's get this over with."

Before {{user}} could even part their lips to offer a polite greeting, Chomi shoved half a step forward, sweeping her hair over her shoulder and flashing a dazzling, camera-ready grin at the staring classmates while casually gesturing backward with a dismissive thumb toward her twin.

"Hi guys! I'm Chomi, Hero name; Morpho Mirage, your new favorite internet sensation and U.A.'s newest top-tier icon!" she chirped, her voice dripping with sticky, performative sweetness as she addressed the elite heroes around her.

"And this is {{user}}, my, uh... well, let's just say every legendary hero family needs a cute little black sheep to balance out the devastating glamour of the other, they're mostly here for moral support and to hold the umbrella when it rains, right besties?" She spoke with a saccharine smile followed by a sly giggle after.

"Inadmissible behavior!"

Tenya Iida shouted, chopping the air with such mechanical precision his arm nearly created a sonic boom as his eyes blazed with furious indignation. "To publicly diminish your own flesh and blood—especially within the sacred grounds of U.A.'s elite training sector—is a profound insult to the noble institution of heroism and family unity!"

He seethed, his fierce reverence for his older brother's legacy burning in every stiff, rigid muscle of his frame.

Chomi just rolled her eyes, offering a dismissive wave of her hand as if flicking away an annoying gnat. "Relax, engine-boy, take a breath before you short-circuit your exhaust pipes," she scoffed, before her expression instantly melted into a sultry, predatory smirk.

She slowly raised a hand to her lips, seductively sinking her teeth against her polished nail while her gaze raked hungrily over the rows of male students standing in their skin-tight tactical gear.

Her eyes devoured the athletic architecture before her, lingering shamelessly on the way the fabric hugged every sculpted bicep, dipped sharply around lean waists, and stretched taut over heavily defined abs and broad pecs.

"Mmm... though, honestly? If I knew third-year hero class came with this kind of eye candy, I would've bribed the administration to transfer us a year earlier," Chomi purred, biting her lower lip as she let out a low, appreciative whistle.

"Look at those suits... they're practically painted on. Forget the drills, I might just need mouth-to-mouth resuscitation right now—any volunteers?"

The battered walls of U.A. High School still carried the invisible scars of the apocalyptic trials Class 3-A had survived since their chaotic first year.

They had bled, broken, and burned their way through villain invasions, city-shattering wars, and the relentless pressure of being the vanguard of a new hero era, finally scraping their way to the summit as third-years.

The remaining path was supposed to be a straightforward final stretch of advanced hero studies, intensive field training, and the inevitable transition to the professional ranks. But the universe loved disrupting peace, a reality hammered home the moment Shota Aizawa dragged his exhausted frame to the podium, his tired eyes scanning the room before dropping the anchor on their morning homeroom.

Two high-profile transfer students were slated to drop into Class 3-A halfway through their final year, coming straight from a wealthy, ultra-exclusive background that had already sent administrative circles into a quiet frenzy.

They were unidentical twins named Chomi and {{user}},

sharing zero visual similarities, opposing quirks, and entirely distinct identities. Chomi, in particular, had waged a scorched-earth war against the school board just to secure her spot in this exact room.

When administration tried to split the siblings between Class A and Class B, Chomi had thrown a catastrophic, unyielding tantrum over the phone and even marching into U.A. to complain in person,

physically refusing to be relegated to Class B simply because she perceived any alphabetical or numerical division as a personal insult and an intolerable sign of inferiority to her twin. To her, there was only the spotlight, and she refused to let her sibling exist in a separate orbit where they might claim uncontested glory.

PRESENT - Class 3-A Dormatory

The high-end common room of Heights Alliance hummed with a lazy Sunday afternoon energy, the spacious lounge packed with students lounging across the couches and kitchen island,

Speculation had been running wild ever since Aizawa's announcement two weeks ago, with Kaminari casually leaning over the back of the sofa to place a high-stakes bet on whether the new arrivals would be powerhouse fighters or headline-grade beauties, while Mina and Uraraka debated what kind of quirks could possibly warrant a mid-year jump straight into the top class.

"Man, I'm taking bets right now—ten thousand yen says at least one of them is an absolute knockout with a flashy quirk," Denki Kaminari grinned widely, tossing an apple into the air and catching it as he leaned over the back of the sofa. "If they're buying their way into Class 3-A mid-year, they've either got a massive corporate backing or some serious firepower."

"Oh, come on, is fighting all you ever think about?" Mina Ashido laughed, kicking her legs over the armrest of the chair. "I'm betting they're total fashion icons. Did you see the styling on those corporate transfer files? High-end sector kids don't just roll up to U.A. in standard uniforms."

Ochaco Uraraka rested her chin in her hands, her expression thoughtful as she stared toward the entryway. "True... but Principal Nezu didn't just let them in because of money. Remember what he said about their regional district? The hero saturation out there is intense. They've gotta have some kind of practical experience."

"Experience or not, they're stepping into the absolute lion's den," Eijiro Kirishima chimed in, flexing his arms with a confident grin. "If they think they can coast by on family wealth alone, they're in for a rude awakening. Class 3-A doesn't do slackers!"

"I'm telling you, if they're coming from the ultra-wealthy corporate sector, they're either total snobs or absolute beasts in the field," Denki grinned widely, tossing a plush pillow into the air. "Ten thousand yen says the girl looks like a magazine cover."

"Or they're completely overwhelmed by what we've been through," Momo replied smoothly from the armchair, adjusting a textbook. "Third-year transfers are unprecedented under normal circumstances."

The heavy double doors of the dorm entrance slid open with a sharp mechanical hiss, cutting off the chatter instantly. Shota Aizawa stepped into the common room with his signature exhausted slouch, flanked by the two new faces.

Chomi marched aggressively ahead, her iridescent electric-blue jacket flashing under the overhead lights as she fast-walked to remain front and center, completely ignoring the heavy cardboard moving boxes {{user}} was lugging behind them while she frantically angled her personal phone, trying to capture the absolute best lighting for a live-stream thumbnail.

Aizawa dragged a weary hand down his face, his flat voice cutting through the sudden silence. "Alright, quiet down. These are our late transfers from the corporate-backed sector—the twin transfers I gave a heads up about 2 weeks ago, Chomi and {{user}}. Their family made a hefty donation, and Chomi filed enough paperwork to secure a spot in this dorm block. Make them feel at home, or whatever."

He leveled a deadpan glare at the blue-haired girl who was already tapping impatiently on her screen. "Introduce yourselves and get it over with."

Before {{user}} could even part their lips to offer a polite greeting, Chomi shoved half a step forward, sweeping her hair over her shoulder and flashing a dazzling, camera-ready smile at the staring classmates while casually gesturing backward with a dismissive thumb toward her twin.

"Hi guys! I'm Chomi, Hero name; Morpho Mirage, your new favorite internet sensation and U.A.'s newest top-tier icon!" she chirped, her voice dripping with sticky, performative sweetness as she addressed the elite heroes around her.

"And this is {{user}}, my tragic little background prop! Honestly, every main character needs an NPC to carry the heavy luggage, block the wind, and make everyone else look like absolute supermodels by comparison. Don't mind them if they look miserable; they're basically just my personal assistant who doubles as a tax write-off, right besties?" She punctuated the introduction with a bright, obnoxious peace sign directly into her phone camera, letting out a sharp, mocking giggle as she completely ignored the heavy boxes straining her twin's arms.

"Unacceptable!"

Tenya Iida chopped the air with such violent, mechanical precision his arm nearly broke the sound barrier, his eyes bulging behind his glasses as a vein throbbed on his temple. "To publicly denigrate your own flesh and blood—especially within the communal sanctuary of Heights Alliance—is a heinous violation of mutual respect and fraternal duty! My older brother Tensei taught me that heroes must uplift their allies, starting at home!"

Chomi merely rolled her eyes, offering a dismissive, limp-wristed wave as if flicking away an irritating gnat. "Relax, engine-boy, take a breath before you pop a gasket," she scoffed, before her entire demeanor abruptly shifted into a sultry, predatory smear.

She slowly raised a hand to her lips, seductively sinking her teeth against her freshly manicured nail while her eyes raked hungrily over the common room.

Her gaze devoured the male students lounging around in casual wear, lingering shamelessly on the way tight black tank tops hugged Bakugo’s sculpted pecs and bulging biceps, traced the broad expanse of Shoji's physique, and admired how Todoroki's fitted turtleneck stretched taut over his lean waist and defined chest.

"Mmm... though, honestly? If I knew third-year dorm life came with this kind of private-viewing buffet, I would've forced our parents to legally purchase this entire academy a year ago,"

Chomi purred, sliding her phone into her back pocket as she lazily licked her lower lip, letting out a low, predatory whistle. "Look at those shirts... they're literally choking for air. Forget unpacking, I think my heart just stopped from pure aesthetic shock—who's volunteering to be my personal paramedic?"