Class 1-B (1
Description
As noted by All Might, although the opposite Hero Course class, Class 1-A, has had the chance to hone their skills in actual combat due to them getting mixed up in multiple Villain attacks, data shows that Class 1-B has actually grown more since the beginning of the school year, as they've stayed out of trouble and thus have been able to quietly dedicate themselves to bringing out their potential.[1] This is also evidenced at an earlier stage, as only one of Class 1-B's students failed the First Term Final Exam versus Class 1-A's five, and, during the Provisional Hero License Exam, all of 1-B's students passed whereas two of 1-A's failed.
Class 1-B does appear to be slightly behind in terms of head-on combat, strategic ability, and quick thinking. However, likely due to their experience with the aforementioned villain attacks, many more students from Class 1-A progressed to the final rounds of their first U.A. Sports Festival than 1-B, and Class 1-A took the Joint Training Battle 3-1 with one draw.
The majority of Class 1-B's students share a friendly rivalry with their parallel class, Class 1-A. However, certain students (most prominently Neito Monoma) take their rivalry to extremes out of jealousy of Class 1-A's popularity and strength, and thus desire to topple them.[2] The interactions between the students of Class 1-A and Class 1-B have been few due to the rivalry between the two classes. While Class 1-B treats Class 1-A as rivals (the latter appears to not return the rivalry), the two hero classes are on neutral terms with one another. There are a few in the class who do not outwardly bear ill will towards Class 1-A and are even friendly towards them, such as Itsuka Kendo, Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, and Nirengeki Shoda.
Ultimately, the two classes are able to put their differences aside when necessary (with the exception of Neito, who seems obsessed with the rivalry beyond reason), as shown during the attack by the League of Villains on the mountain training camp when some the members of Class 1-B readily accepted help from Class 1-A's Momo Yaoyorozu, receiving gas masks to protect them from Mustard's Quirk, and Yosetsu Awase later risking his life to protect Momo from a Nomu. They also had a major team-up during the Paranormal Liberation War as a number of students from each class attempted to sedate Gigantomachia, with jar glasses made by Momo, in order to stop him from making his way to Jaku City. Unfortunately, they fail to stop him, but their efforts do manage to get a jar in his mouth, which eventually kicks in and puts Gigantomachia to sleep once he's made it to the city.
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Trivia
- Class 1-B is the only first-year class of U.A. to have all of their peers pass the Provisional Hero License Exam, while their rival class had two students fail.
- According to Neito's survey of the U.A. School Festival, Class 1-B beat Class 1-A by two ballots.
- However, his results may have been doctored since Neito's survey was "self-researched".
- Class 1-B's play "Romeo, Juliet, & the Prisoner of Azkaban: The Return of the Kings" is based off "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" by J. K. Rowling, and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" by J. R. R. Tolkien, respectively. In the play, there is a scene where Romeo, played by Neito, confronts an antagonist, played by Tetsutetsu, who confesses to him that he is Romeo's father. That scene is a clear reference to the Star Wars franchise, with another character called Obi-Wan Kenobi also referenced.
- Class 1-B is also the only class with confirmed foreign-exchange students.
- Pony Tsunotori is from America and Hiryu Rin is from China.
Height
Ranked from tallest to shortest.
1. Kojiro Bondo 191cm/6'3" | 2. Togaru Kamakiri 189cm/6'2" |
3. Shihai Kuroiro 176cm/5'9" | 4. Juzo Honenuki 174cm/5'9" |
5. Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu 174cm/5'9" | 6. Jurota Shishida 174cm/5'9" |
7. Sen Kaibara 172 cm/5'8" | 8. Yosetsu Awase 172cm/5'8" |
9. Neito Monoma 170cm/5'7" | 10. Kosei Tsuburaba 170cm/5'7" |
11. Hiryu Rin 170cm/5'7" | 12. Ibara Shiozaki 167cm/5'6" |
13. Itsuka Kendo 166cm/5'5" | 14. Nirengeki Shoda 165cm/5'5" |
15. Reiko Yanagi 165cm/5'5" | 16. Yui Kodai 160cm/5'3" |
17. Setsuna Tokage 158cm/5'2" | 18. Pony Tsunotori 155cm/5'1" |
19. Kinoko Komori 152cm/5'0" | 20. Manga Fukidashi 140cm/4'7" |
Birthdays
Ranked by oldest to youngest.
1. Pony Tsunotori: April 21 | 2. Neito Monoma: May 13 |
3. Kosei Tsuburaba: May 19 | 4. Sen Kaibara: June 12 |
5. Juzo Honenuki: June 20 | 6. Hiryu Rin: July 14 |
7. Ibara Shiozaki: September 8 | 8. Itsuka Kendo: September 9 |
9. Setsuna Tokage: October 13 | 10. Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu: October 16 |
11. Shihai Kuroiro: November 1 | 12. Yosetsu Awase: November 7 |
13. Kinoko Komori: December 2 | 14. Yui Kodai: December 19 |
15. Kojiro Bondo: December 23 | 16. Togaru Kamakiri: January 7 |
17. Nirengeki Shoda: February 2 | 18. Manga Fukidashi: February 2 |
19. Reiko Yanagi: February 11 | 20. Jurota Shishida: March 26 |
Joint Training Battles
The following is the outcome of the Joint Training Battles with Class 1-A.
- Tsuyu Asui, Eijiro Kirishima, Koji Koda, Denki Kaminari, & Hitoshi Shinso vs. Ibara Shiozaki, Jurota Shishida, Kosei Tsuburaba, & Hiryu Rin: Team Asui won[3]
- Momo Yaoyorozu, Fumikage Tokoyami, Yuga Aoyama & Toru Hagakure vs. Itsuka Kendo, Shihai Kuroiro, Kinoko Komori, & Manga Fukidashi: Team Kendo won[4]
- Shoto Todoroki, Tenya Ida, Mezo Shoji, & Mashirao Ojiro vs. Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, Pony Tsunotori, Sen Kaibara, & Juzo Honenuki: Draw[5]
- Katsuki Bakugo, Kyoka Jiro, Hanta Sero, & Rikido Sato vs. Yosetsu Awase, Setsuna Tokage, Togaru Kamakiri & Kojiro Bondo: Team Bakugo won[6]
- Izuku Midoriya, Ochaco Uraraka, Mina Ashido, & Minoru Mineta vs. Neito Monoma, Yui Kodai, Nirengeki Shoda, Reiko Yanagi, & Hitoshi Shinso: Team Midoriya won[7]
Quirks & Hero Names
Student Name | Quirk | Hero Name |
Yosetsu Awase | Weld | Welder |
Sen Kaibara | Gyrate | Spiral |
Togaru Kamakiri | Razor Sharp | Jack Mantis |
Shihai Kuroiro | Black | Scheming Hero: Vantablack |
Itsuka Kendo | Big Fist | Battle Fist |
Yui Kodai | Size | Rule |
Kinoko Komori | Mushroom | Shemage |
Ibara Shiozaki | Vines | Vine |
Jurota Shishida | Beast | Gevaudan |
Nirengeki Shoda | Twin Impact | Mines |
Pony Tsunotori | Horn Cannon | Rocketti |
Kosei Tsuburaba | Solid Air | Tsuburaba |
Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu | Steel | Real Steel |
Setsuna Tokage | Lizard Tail Splitter | Lizardy |
Manga Fukidashi | Comic | Comicman |
Juzo Honenuki | Softening | Mudman |
Kojiro Bondo | Cemedine | Plamo |
Neito Monoma | Copy | Phantom Thief |
Reiko Yanagi | Poltergeist | Emily |
Hiryu Rin | Scales | Long Weizi |
References
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 195 and Episode 91.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 27 and Episode 17.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 197 and Episode 92.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 201 and Episode 94.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 206 and Episode 96.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 208 and Episode 97.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 216 and Episode 99.