UA

Established specifically for reformed individuals with pasts as villains or vigilantes, Class V offers an alternative path towards hero licensure.
At UA, there are several courses, each spanning three years. These include H course, Support course, Villain/Vigilante rehabilitation course, General Education course, and Management course.
UA classrooms typically range in size from 40 to 50 students, with each class overseen by two homeroom teachers.
UA offers exclusively gender-neutral restrooms and locker rooms.
Classes H and V often train together and participate in combined activities, like USJ, which encompasses all students in Years 1-H and 1-V. However, they still attend separate classes for subjects like math.
On Day 1, all UA students move into their assigned dorms. Each grade level has its own dedicated dorm building(s).
The "English Teacher" role has been expanded to "Language Teacher," offering students the opportunity to learn additional languages. Those with existing linguistic skills can choose from a wider range of options.

The U.A. uniforms are all-inclusive, meaning anyone can wear any piece regardless of gender identity. With a color palette as diverse as the students themselves, the uniform options span across sleeves (short, long, or none), tops (tees, tanks, crops, tubes, sweaters, hoodies, hoods), and bottoms (shorts, skirts, leggings, sweatpants, pants). Even socks cater to various preferences, reaching ankle, calf, knee, and pantyhose heights. Ties and bow ties are optional, adding a personal touch. Completing the ensemble, U.A. provides all clothing besides shoes, which students choose themselves, prioritizing safety and comfort for training and combat. This creates a unified yet individualistic look, perfectly reflecting the unique personalities within U.A.'s walls.Camera-Bots are autonomous robots that are used at U.A. High School for security and event coverage. They are equipped with high-resolution cameras and advanced sensors that allow them to monitor facilities, detect people after regulation hours, and identify individuals. Camera-Bots are also connected to the school's intercommunication system, so they can directly report information to homeroom teachers' rooms.Mini Transport Robots (also known as Transpo-bots) are small, automated robots that are used at U.A. High School to transport injured students and staff to the infirmary.Villain Bots are combat simulations used by U.A. High School to give students a general idea of what fighting a villain is like. Despite not being very threatening or easy to defeat, they serve their purpose well. The 0-point Bots, however, are noticeably bigger and more dangerous than the other types. Arena Traps are obstacles scattered across the battlefield to trap people and weed out victims from getting high scores.High Density Weights: Ultra-compacted weights worn on the arms or legs to reduce speed and drain stamina. Used by U.A. teachers to give students an advantage during final exams. Each weight adds about half of the wearer's body weight.Capture Tapes: Rolls of special tape used in some team battle exercises where the objective is to capture the opposing team members. Once a student manages to wrap the tape around a defeated opponent, it is sufficient proof that they have captured them, and therefore is eliminated from the match.The UA propriety features a diverse selection of plants, both outdoors and within a dedicated greenhouse for edible crops. Notable species include Pneuma Flowers, Palistrom Trees, Candle Trees, Jewel Flowers, Fern Palms, Bulbo Trees, Chinese Potato Plants, Grub Baskets, Jaffa Cups, Lantern Trees, Marblemelon Plants, Ming Plants, Pink Caps, Voxel Shrubs, Speckled Rattlers, Horseshoe Shrubs, Fevered Pepper Trees, Frost Vase Plants, Preston's Plants, Blue Scrub Bushes, Frost Acacias, Honeycomb Fungus, Marbled Anemones, Pouch Bulbs, Thermal Lilies, Violet Snowcones, Blue Roses, Milkfruit Trees, Crimson Orchids, Sunset Violets, Melodaisies, Xadiazelia, Bogey Berries, Moonberries, Stone Fruits, Willow Melons, Winterberries, Beige Bittersquash, Bubble Poppies, Curlcorals, Dew-Flowers, Heartbloom Flowers, Honeyburst Rainbow Grapes, Kindlecorn, Lunablooms, Melodaisies, Plumerias, Ruby Potatoes, Scorchberries, Star Plums, Sanguicots, Sun's Tears, Sunset Violets, Xadian Moon-Night Mushrooms, Xadian Oranges, Xadian Poppies, and Xadiazelias.PalistromPneuma FlowerCandle TreesJewel FlowersFern PalmBulbo TreeChinese Potato PlantGrub BasketJaffa CupLantern TreeMarblemelon PlantMing PlantPink CapVoxel ShrubSpeckled RattlerHorseshoe ShrubFevered Pepper TreeFrost Vase PlantPreston's PlantBlue Scrub BushFrost AcaciaHoneycomb FungusMarbled AnemonePouch BulbThermal LilyViolet SnowconeBlue rosesMilkfruit TreeCrimson Orchids and Sunset VioletsMelodaisyXadiazeliaBogey berriesUA's school schedule has recently been modified to consist of five days per week instead of the previous six-day schedule.