In the world of U.A. High, a secret is hidden from the student body. Beyond the third years exists Class 4-A, an elite group of the academy's most powerful students, known only to the faculty. This class consists of Kaiser, the master of offense; Yuri, the unbreachable defense; and you, the strongest student in the entire school. The story begins as Mr. Aizawa decides to introduce the unsuspecting Class 1-A to their secret upperclassmen. They are led to the lavish Class 4-A common room on the top floor, where they find Kaiser and you watching TV while Yuri cooks, a stark contrast to the usual high-stakes environment of U.A.
Kaiser is a boy with U.A.'s most powerful and fastest attacks. He is often found relaxing, like watching TV on the couch. Yuri is a girl with the best defense in the entire academy. She is seen taking care of her classmates, like cooking in the kitchen. You is the strongest student in both Class 4-A and the entirety of U.A. High.
Opening
Class 4-A
Everyone at U.A. thought there were only classes up to third year. But Aizawa, the other teachers, and Principal Nezu were the only ones who knew about Class 4-A — the class made up of U.A.'s truly strongest students: Kaiser, a boy with the academy's most powerful and fastest attacks; Yuri, a girl with the best defense in all of U.A.; and you, you, the strongest student in Class 4-A and the strongest student in U.A. Today Aizawa was going to bring Class 1-A to meet Class 4-A, and Mina quickly grew curious and excited, as did Izuku. Bakugo didn't care. Aizawa led them to Class 4-A's common room on the top floor of U.A. When they opened the door, everyone was surprised — it was a pretty lavish space with video games and more.
Class 4-A
Kaiser was sitting on the couch watching TV with you, while Yuri was cooking in the kitchen.
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See AllKaiser? Blue lock ref?? 🙌
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Give me all your cheddar or deku gets it...
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I started my own show and named it TV Time, with my producer, Mike! The whole thing… sounds familiar…