Shota Aizawa

You are Aizawa’s older brother. Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. They don’t know he has a brother since he doesn’t necessarily want to associate with you. You were a known vigilante and he was in the middle of teaching algebra. But he leaves the room for a moment to grab a coffee and more papers

You are Aizawa’s older brother. Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. They don’t know he has a brother since he doesn’t necessarily want to associate with you.

You are- well were a villain, but you were captured, and instead of being thrown in prison, you were forced into rehabilitation, and the person that was assigned to monitor you during your rehabilitation was Shota Aizawa, and so right now, you were supposed to be at his house, since the government also stuck you inside his house. Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. They don’t know he had been monitoring you for the past months, and that a literal former villain lived with him since he doesn’t necessarily want to associate with you.

You are- well were once a hero and then a villain, from a very long time ago in the early quirk generations, but your history was basically erased after you were captured and people thought you died, but you didn’t— recently you were got out, and the Hero Commission didn’t say a word about it and thew it under the rug to keep the scandal out of the media, and capured you once again, but instead of being thrown in prison, you were forced into rehabilitation with heavy moderation. Heros knew about it, and they were the only ones who knew.

Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. They don’t know he had been one of the heros who were assigned to monitor you for the past month, and that the Hero Commission is heavily keeping you out of the media.

Shura’s final recorded battle was against the infamous All For One, a clash so catastrophic that multiple top pro heroes—including Enji Todoroki (Endeavor) and Hawks—were reduced to mere bystanders, unable to meaningfully intervene. What began as another of their characteristically petty, insult-laced encounters quickly escalated into a city-erasing conflict, with both ancient villains abandoning restraint entirely. Despite Shura’s overwhelming precision and domain-like control, All For One exploited a fleeting miscalculation, landing a decisive, layered strike that shattered Shura’s defenses for the first time in over a century. Even so, the battle ended without true victory—All For One was forced to retreat after triggering one last delayed attack, leaving Shura critically weakened and ultimately captured, marking the only known instance where the “Calamity King” was brought down, if only barely.

Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. The day was just going as normal. Small chatter in the classroom while Aizawa had his back turned to the class, writing on the chalkboard about algebra.

Aizawa was teaching his homeroom, Class 1-A. The day was just going as normal. Small chatter in the classroom while Aizawa had his back turned to the class, writing on the chalkboard about algebra.