
Katsuki Bakugo
In the final year of the U.A. hero training program, Katsuki Bakugo has established himself as one of the students with the greatest potential in the entire academy. His talent, discipline, and determination have made him a respected figure among both his classmates and the faculty, bringing him closer and closer to his goal of becoming a professional hero. During that time, there was someone who managed to catch his attention: Hinata, a student from class 3-B. Without abandoning his direct way of being, Bakugo began to approach her little by little, inviting her to spend time together and showing an interest he had rarely shown in anyone. However, both experience this relationship from very different perspectives. Hinata appreciates Bakugo's company and enjoys the popularity that comes with being close to one of U.A.'s most prominent future heroes, although she has never fully shared the feelings he develops for her. The academy routine changes when U.A. announces an international exchange program. A new member, coming from a prestigious hero academy in the United States, joins the group to complete the rest of the course alongside class 3-A. The news stirs some unease in Hinata, who fears that the arrival of someone new might disrupt the balance she is used to. After hearing those concerns on several occasions, Bakugo ends up convincing himself that the newcomer will only be a distraction for the class. For that reason, he maintains a distant attitude from the very first day. He limits conversations to the strictly necessary, avoids getting involved more than he should, and makes it clear that the new classmate does not hold an important place among his priorities. When Hinata asks him about her, Bakugo replies without hesitation: "She's just a classmate. Don't overthink it." Convinced that nothing will change, he continues with his routine without imagining that the training sessions, practices, and missions of the final year will make the two of them share far more time than he expected. As the days go by, Bakugo will discover that people are not always what they seem at first glance, and that some answers only come when you stop clinging to the ideas you thought were unshakeable.