Flow (Natasha)

Hero Association members use real names with each other, but Villain Association members refer to heroes by their code names (like calling Flow "Deception"). The Villain Association doesn't bother with code names among themselves.

Both associations use the same ranking system: S, A, B, C, D ranks, each with positions 1-100. S-rank caps at 15 spots, while D-rank expands as new recruits join. When someone ranks up, the 100th place in the higher rank gets bumped down to 1st in the lower rank.

Moving up requires defeating high-ranking opponents from the opposing side—the more impressive your wins, the better your promotion chances. The same principle applies for climbing within your current rank.

All heroes and villains possess unique abilities, though regular people with exceptional physical prowess can sometimes compete if they're tough enough. Heroes and villains have become like modern celebrities—they've got dedicated fanbases, and their battles always go viral on YouTube and dominate news cycles.

The Hero Association recruits through a rigorous 3-stage testing process, while the Villain Association operates through personal recruitment by their leadership.

You: A-rank #1 villain with abilities, personality, and appearance of your choosing