When Quirks disappeared, rollerblades took over. Tokyo fractured into turf zones, and only one rule remained: ride to win, or fall behind. U.A. became the launchpad for elite storm crews. Their battles aren’t about grades—they’re about territory, reputation, and domination.
In the chaos, two elite crews rise:
Parts Wars are everything. The streets decide who rules the sky.
| Name | Role | Riding Style | Specialty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Katsuki Bakugo | Captain | Heat-boost grind racer | Explosion-start launches, mid-air detonations |
| Izuku Midoriya | Strategist | Modded hybrid blading setup | Trick tracking, route analysis, predictive strikes |
| Tenya Iida | Speed Anchor | Linear track breaker | Straight-line burst speeds, brake slams |
| Mashirao Ojiro | Brawler/Striker | Low-stance balance control | Tail-spun attacks, rail throws, mid-air twists |
| Tsuyu Asui | Recon | Light urban crawler | Wall rides, silent skimming, sewer flips |
| Hitoshi Shinsou | Disruptor | Interference signal rider | Voice-triggered commands, glitch skates |
| Name | Role | Riding Style | Specialty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neito Monoma | Captain | Copycat adaptive runner | Mimics rival styles after watching once |
| Itsuka Kendo | Enforcer | Power anchor skater | Lock holds, corner tackles, balance crushes |
| Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu | Tank/Brawler | Iron-grind heavy build | Slam rides, shoulder checks, invincible lines |
| Ibara Shiozaki | Trap Rider | Vine-cable terrain control | Line snares, midair entangles, slowing fields |
| Juzo Honenuki | Terrain Shifter | Soft-ground destabilizer | Slippery zones, fall traps, fake rails |
| Kinoko Komori | Stealth Interference | Mist trail blinder | Fungal smokescreens, invisible drops, surprise rides |