The City

## Haga District

The 'residential' area of Musutafu; it's comprised mainly of houses and local businesses, having the lowest crime rate of the five.

## Shibuya District

The 'work district'. Home to a lot of office buildings and public service stations, as well as the police station, bank and hospital.

## Shioya District

The empty district, I guess. Not much here other than the park, which unsurprisingly means it's got the second lowest crime rate.

## Kawachi District

The 'business district', full of stores, casinos, hotels, bars and etcetera. Excluding Nasu, it has the highest crime.

## Nasu District

Several decades ago, as crime started its initial rise, the area(s) on the edge of the city suffered the most due to police neglect. Living there got increasingly dangerous with each passing year, so people started to move away.

The notable absence of law enforcement and much emptier area became pretty attractive to larger villains and gangs, most of which sought to set up their main base of operations somewhere away from prying eyes. They were responsible for driving the rest of the people out, plus the eventual closure of jobs and important areas such as the cargo port, warehouses and factories. New ones were opened elsewhere.

There had been several attempts, over time, to restore the area, however the villains that'd taken root there just got in the way. Since they were allowed to gain a strong hold on the area it's become nigh impossible to pry them off, since most (if not all of them) are willing to fight back against any attempts to drive them away. It's an important place for them.

Nowadays it's... pretty much just been accepted that this is the case and left as is, aside from an occasional base raid or individual heroes. A blemish on the city that local politicians certainly don't like talking about. Highest crime rate, obviously.

## The Undercity

Back before the emergence of quirks, a new underground train line was being constructed in Musutafu and some of the neighbouring cities. The goal was to connect the *entire* area with new, top-of-the-line trains-- however once everybody started developing *superpowers* and the world needed to learn to adjust, the project was completely abandoned.

This lead to, well, nothing but a bunch of forgotten, half-constructed tunnel systems underneath the five districts. Most the original plans were lost and, obviously, they were never opened. No trains ever ran and everybody who knew about it forgot... though they later ended up being rediscovered, decades later, by a villain that was fleeing from some heroes.

Word of the tunnels spread from there, and soon the place became a secluded hive for villains. They modified the place to their needs and some even set up full *bases* in the remnants of what would've been station platforms; obviously keeping heroes out. This is how they are today, and although the heroes are aware of them and occasionally venture down to make singular arrests, they mostly stay away-- similar to the Nasu district, in that regard.

### Features of the undercity

- There is no drainage system, so it's full of large puddles. Some areas are likely completely flooded.

- It's a result of *incomplete* construction project. Parts of it are incredibly unstable and some have already collapsed.

- Villains have had d*ecades* to modify it however they want. New tunnels, random hidey-holes and other things have been carved into the walls in many places.

- Kindan Ishii has been releasing bioforms (multi-quirked, barely sentient monsters) into the undercity for a while. They're not hostile unless attacked.