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Class 1-A (1 (ねん) A (エー) (ぐみ) Ichi-nen Ē-gumi?) is the homeroom class of the main protagonist Izuku Midoriya and one of the main settings of My Hero Academia. There were twenty total students during Izuku's time there.

After the Final War, the class becomes second-years and Hitoshi Shinso takes Yuga Aoyama's place after the latter left U.A. High School. Eight years later, everyone in Class A became part of the new generation of Heroes in Japan, with sixteen of them ranking among the Top 50 Pro Heroes.

Description[]

Class 1-A is formed at the beginning of the school year and one of the two Hero Course classes, the other being Class 1-B. Class 1-A received six of the top ten scorers on the U.A. Entrance Exam (Katsuki Bakugo, Eijiro Kirishima, Ochaco Uraraka, Tenya Ida, Izuku Midoriya, and Fumikage Tokoyami), and two of the four students admitted by recommendation (Shoto Todoroki and Momo Yaoyorozu). Izuku and Momo would be elected the class president and vice president respectively, though the former would soon give his position over to Tenya.

Just days into beginning their time at U.A., Class 1-A would find themselves at the center of the U.S.J. Incident, which saw the League of Villains attacking the Unforeseen Simulation Joint with the intention of killing U.A. teacher All Might. After every student survived the encounter, this would prove to be a trial-by-fire for the class. In addition to being mentally jumpstarted in dealing with Villains, the class, despite still having some differences, would soon become fiercely loyal to each other. Many onlookers observed that the class learned from the incident to never hesitate in combat, which allowed them to perform incredibly well during the U.A. Sports Festival. In fact, thirteen of the class' students made it to the final round among sixteen possible slots. Ten of the students would receive invitations for Hero Agency Internships after the festival, with all participating in them.

Their newfound courage and bonds would further come into play and be strengthened during other Villain encounters, culminating in the Vanguard Action Squad Invasion and the Kamino Incident, the former proving to be their first true defeat at the hands of Villains. Though the class members who participated in the latter were berated for their recklessness, their prowess had grown to where they were recommended for the Provisional Hero License Exam a year earlier than expected. All but Katsuki and Shoto would pass, though the two would later receive licenses via remedial courses. Following the exam, Izuku, Ochaco, Eijiro, Fumikage, and Tsuyu Asui would be admitted into Hero Work-Studies. Of these five, all but Fumikage would later take part in the Shie Hassaikai Raid, after which the work-studies were put on hold. All twenty students would later be part of the second round of work-studies.

As many of the Villain encounters in the series happen exclusively to Class 1-A, many came to use them as a scapegoat for U.A.'s declining reputation and the fragility in the world at large, despite not being responsible for much of what happened to them, and in most cases even being victims. Among the U.A. student body, many believe that Class 1-A has an air of superiority to them for surviving Villain encounters, and blames them for the needed increase in security and move to dorm life. Class 1-A's reaction to this is usually a mix of confusion, sorrow, and exasperation, which would later provide the creative fuel for their U.A. School Festival performance.

All twenty students would later participate in the Paranormal Liberation War. Although they would all survive, the war proved ideologically destructive for them, as the vast majority of the class would end the war being forced to safekeep civilians in U.A.'s newly-fortified campus. Worst of all was the departure of Izuku from the class, as his being the ninth wielder of One For All was made widely known and he left to assist the Top Heroes in searching for All For One and combating his many forces. However, united by their bond and having come to see Izuku as an inspirational figure, none of the class ever accepted his attempt at self-sacrifice and after a month of him going at it alone, they eventually convinced Nezu to allow them to bring him back into U.A. for rest and recuperation. This resulted in Izuku attempting to fight off his classmates, but they apprehended him and managed to convince him to return.

Unfortunately, shortly afterwards, their bond was tested yet again by the revelation that Yuga Aoyama was the U.A. traitor partly responsible for both the Villain attack on the U.S.J., and the attack in The Beast's Forest. Although devastated, the class chose to continue putting their faith in Yuga, allowing him to redeem himself via Operation Troy. All students would then participate in, and survive, the Final War, though Izuku would lose his Quirk in the aftermath, and others like Katsuki and Kyoka Jiro would experience significant physical injury. Following the war, Yuga would leave the class permanently in order to atone, and be replaced in the second year by Hitoshi Shinso.

Eight years later, the members of Class A graduate to become Pro Heroes or Sidekicks. Although not always able to see each other, the group remains in close contact and makes sure to see each other on special occasions. The former classmates, led by Katsuki, pitched in to help fund and create a special mechanized suit for Izuku to continue being a hero. The Heroes would reunite for Izuku's debut as a Pro Hero following the completion of Costume Zeta, and later to celebrate Shoto placing No. 2 on the Hero Billboard Chart.

Teachers[]

Class 1-A Teachers


Students[]

Arranged by seating arrangement:

Class 1-A


Gallery[]

Trivia[]

Height[]

Ranked from tallest to shortest.

1. Mezo Shoji 187cm/6'2" 2. Koji Koda 186cm/6'1"
3. Rikido Sato 185cm/6'1" 4. Tenya Ida 179cm/5'10"
5. Hanta Sero 177cm/5'10" 6. Shoto Todoroki 176cm/5'9"
7. Momo Yaoyorozu 173cm/5'8" 8. Katsuki Bakugo 172cm/5'8"
9. Eijiro Kirishima 170cm/5'7" 10. Mashirao Ojiro 169cm/5'6"
11. Yuga Aoyama 168cm/5'6" 12. Denki Kaminari 168cm/5'6"
13. Izuku Midoriya 166cm/5'5" 14. Mina Ashido 159cm/5'3"
15. Fumikage Tokoyami 158cm/5'2" 16. Ochaco Uraraka 156cm/5'1"
17. Kyoka Jiro 154cm/5'1" 18. Toru Hagakure 152cm/5'0"
19. Tsuyu Asui 150cm/4'11" 20. Minoru Mineta 108cm/3'7"

Birthdays[]

Ranked by oldest to youngest.

1. Katsuki Bakugo: April 20 2. Mashirao Ojiro: May 28
3. Yuga Aoyama: May 30 4. Toru Hagakure: June 16
5. Rikido Sato: June 19 6. Denki Kaminari: June 29
7. Izuku Midoriya: July 15 8. Hanta Sero: July 28
9. Mina Ashido: July 30 10. Kyoka Jiro: August 1
11. Tenya Ida: August 22 12. Momo Yaoyorozu: September 23
13. Minoru Mineta: October 8 14. Eijiro Kirishima: October 16
15. Fumikage Tokoyami: October 30 16. Ochaco Uraraka: December 27
17. Shoto Todoroki: January 11 18. Koji Koda: February 1
19. Tsuyu Asui: February 12 20. Mezo Shoji: February 15

Quirk Apprehension Test Rankings[]

The following is the ranking of Class 1-A for the Quirk Apprehension Test.[1]

1. Momo Yaoyorozu 2. Shoto Todoroki
3. Katsuki Bakugo 4. Tenya Ida
5. Fumikage Tokoyami 6. Mezo Shoji
7. Mashirao Ojiro 8. Eijiro Kirishima
9. Mina Ashido 10. Ochaco Uraraka
11. Koji Koda 12. Rikido Sato
13. Tsuyu Asui 14. Yuga Aoyama
15. Hanta Sero 16. Denki Kaminari
17. Kyoka Jiro 18. Toru Hagakure
19. Minoru Mineta 20. Izuku Midoriya

Midterms Ranking[]

The following is the ranking of Class 1-A for their Midterms exam.[2]

1. Momo Yaoyorozu 2. Tenya Ida
3. Katsuki Bakugo 4. Izuku Midoriya
5. Shoto Todoroki 6. Tsuyu Asui
7. Kyoka Jiro 8. Mashirao Ojiro
9. Minoru Mineta 10. Mezo Shoji
11. Koji Koda 12. Rikido Sato
13. Ochaco Uraraka 14. Fumikage Tokoyami
15. Eijiro Kirishima 16. Toru Hagakure
17. Hanta Sero 18. Yuga Aoyama
19. Mina Ashido 20. Denki Kaminari

Final Exams Results[]

The following is the outcome of the Final Exams taken by Class 1-A.[3]

  1. Yuga Aoyama: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  2. Mina Ashido: Written - Passed | Practicals - Failed
  3. Tsuyu Asui: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  4. Tenya Ida: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  5. Ochaco Uraraka: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  6. Mashirao Ojiro: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  7. Denki Kaminari: Written - Passed | Practicals - Failed
  8. Eijiro Kirishima: Written - Passed | Practicals - Failed
  9. Koji Koda: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  10. Rikido Sato: Written - Passed | Practicals - Failed
  11. Mezo Shoji: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  12. Kyoka Jiro: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  13. Hanta Sero: Written - Passed | Practicals - Failed
  14. Fumikage Tokoyami: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  15. Shoto Todoroki: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  16. Toru Hagakure: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  17. Katsuki Bakugo: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  18. Izuku Midoriya: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  19. Minoru Mineta: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed
  20. Momo Yaoyorozu: Written - Passed | Practicals - Passed

Provisional License Exam Results[]

Yuga Aoyama: Passed Mina Ashido: Passed
Tsuyu Asui: Passed Tenya Ida: Passed
Ochaco Uraraka: Passed Mashirao Ojiro: Passed
Denki Kaminari: Passed Eijiro Kirishima: Passed
Koji Koda: Passed Rikido Sato: Passed
Mezo Shoji: Passed Kyoka Jiro: Passed
Hanta Sero: Passed Fumikage Tokoyami: Passed
Shoto Todoroki: Failed Toru Hagakure: Passed
Katsuki Bakugo: Failed Izuku Midoriya: Passed
Minoru Mineta: Passed Momo Yaoyorozu: Passed

Joint Training Battles[]

The following is the outcome of the Joint Training Battles with Class 1-B.

  1. Tsuyu Asui, Eijiro Kirishima, Koji Koda, Denki Kaminari, & Hitoshi Shinso vs. Ibara Shiozaki, Jurota Shishida, Kosei Tsuburaba, & Hiryu Rin: Team Asui won[4]
  2. Momo Yaoyorozu, Fumikage Tokoyami, Yuga Aoyama & Toru Hagakure vs. Itsuka Kendo, Shihai Kuroiro, Kinoko Komori, & Manga Fukidashi: Team Kendo won[5]
  3. Shoto Todoroki, Tenya Ida, Mezo Shoji, & Mashirao Ojiro vs. Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, Pony Tsunotori, Sen Kaibara, & Juzo Honenuki: Draw[6]
  4. Katsuki Bakugo, Kyoka Jiro, Hanta Sero, & Rikido Sato vs. Yosetsu Awase, Setsuna Tokage, Togaru Kamakiri & Kojiro Bondo: Team Bakugo won[7]
  5. Izuku Midoriya, Ochaco Uraraka, Mina Ashido, & Minoru Mineta vs. Neito Monoma, Yui Kodai, Nirengeki Shoda, Reiko Yanagi, & Hitoshi Shinso: Team Midoriya won[8]

Quirks & Hero Names[]

Student Name Quirk Hero Name
Yuga Aoyama Navel Laser Shining Hero: Can't Stop Twinkling
Mina Ashido Acid Ridley Hero: Pinky
Tsuyu Asui Frog Rainy Season Hero: Froppy
Tenya Ida Engine Turbo Hero: Ingenium
Ochaco Uraraka Zero Gravity Antigravity Hero: Uravity
Mashirao Ojiro Tail Martial Arts Hero: Tailman
Denki Kaminari Electrification Stun Gun Hero: Chargebolt
Eijiro Kirishima Hardening Sturdy Hero: Red Riot
Koji Koda Anivoice Petting Hero: Anima
Rikido Sato Sugar Rush Sweets Hero: Sugarman
Mezo Shoji Dupli-Arms Tentacle Hero: Tentacole
Kyoka Jiro Earphone Jack Hearing Hero: Earphone Jack
Hanta Sero Tape Taping Hero: Cellophane
Fumikage Tokoyami Dark Shadow Jet-Black Hero: Tsukuyomi
Shoto Todoroki Half-Cold Half-Hot A.C. Hero: Shoto
Toru Hagakure Invisibility Stealth Hero: Invisible Girl
Katsuki Bakugo Explosion Bombshell Hero: Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight
Izuku Midoriya One For All One For All Hero: Deku
Minoru Mineta Pop Off Fresh-Picked Hero: Grape Juice
Momo Yaoyorozu Creation Everything Hero: Creati
Hitoshi Shinso Brainwashing Hypnosis Hero: NightHide

References[]

  1. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 7 and Episode 6.
  2. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 60 and Episode 34.
  3. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 68 and Episode 38.
  4. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 197 and Episode 92.
  5. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 201 and Episode 94.
  6. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 206 and Episode 96.
  7. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 208 and Episode 97.
  8. My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 216 and Episode 99.

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