Day one at U.A.
“I’ll be a new transfer student joining Class 1-A on day one at U.A. High.”
My Hero Academia roleplay has one great untold story: everyone who is not the protagonist. On CollideAI you bring your own quirk and the AI builds the hero course, the agencies and the villains around it, instead of walking you through Deku's year again.
The setting knows its own physics: quirks have drawbacks, licenses matter, property damage has paperwork. Your quirk, your costume and your record get written into locked memory and tracked from then on.
僕のヒーローアカデミアCopy a setup, paste it in, and you’re running. Each one starts at a specific moment with something already going wrong.
“I’ll be a new transfer student joining Class 1-A on day one at U.A. High.”
“I’ll be a pro hero sidekick whose small agency just took the case every big office refused.”
“I’ll be a U.A. general studies student with a strong quirk, trying to force my way into the hero course.”
You control one student or pro. The AI plays classmates, teachers, villains and the public, and it tracks the version of you each of them knows: what your quirk can do on record, and what you have kept off it.
Texting mode is the group chat after the incident: a classmate who bombed the same exercise, or a sidekick warning you off a case that is above your license.
Yes. In a canon world the AI knows what is established about them and plays them in story mode. In texting mode you can text a classmate directly, no narrator in between.
Yes. Describe the quirk and its drawback and it becomes locked backstory. The AI applies the drawback consistently instead of letting it fade when convenient.
No. There is no script. Enroll a year before canon, transfer in mid-story, or ignore the famous class entirely; the memory system keeps your timeline straight either way.
Pick a world or write your own. Close the app mid-scene and it will be exactly where you left it, with everything it knew still intact.