Delta Cohort

This article, Delta Cohort, is currently under construction by its rightful owner, **Greenie8511**. As a work in progress, some information may be underdeveloped, inconsistent, or unavailable at this time, so please bear with any and all changes made by Greenie, as she is far too lazy to keep up with her many projects.

Magnificent Seven

****Delta Cohort**** (デルタコホート, *Derutakohōto*?, abbr. CΔ) is one of the two first-year Heroics classes located at the Tasai Institute (abbr. TAI). Often referred to collectively as the **Magnificent Seven** (マグニフィセント7(セブン), *Magunifisento Sebun*?), the units within this class are said to be some of the most promising students of the Heroics Division, under the recruitment and instruction of the teacher and Pro Hero Suzume Kurabayashi.

## Students

The following lists the unit designations (U#) of the units within Delta Cohort as well as significant class roles and honors, ranked from first to last.

### Birthdays

The following lists the birth dates as well as the corresponding astrological signs of the units within Delta Cohort, ranked from earliest to latest in the year.

### Height

The following lists the units within Delta Cohort based on height, ranked from tallest to shortest.

### Weight

The following lists the units within Delta Cohort based on weight, ranked from heaviest to lightest.

### Chest Size

The following lists the units within Delta Cohort based on chest size, ranked from largest to smallest.

### Blood Type

The following lists the blood types of the units within Delta Cohort.

### Birthplace

The following lists the birthplaces of the units within Delta Cohort.

### Written Entrance Exam

The following lists the results of TAI's written/academic entrance exam taken by the units within Delta Cohort prior to enrollment, ranked from highest to lowest based on percentile.

### Class Rankings

The following lists the overall class rankings of the units within Delta Cohort, ranked from first to last. The exact calculations through which this ranking was determined may be found here.

### Academic Performance

The following ranks the units within Delta Cohort from highest to lowest based on overall academic performance, which is determined by class grades. This measure is weighted 15% in overall class rankings.

### Heroic Ability

The following ranks the units within Delta Cohort from highest to lowest based on overall Heroic ability, which is determined by performance in class exercises. This measure is weighted 50% in overall class rankings.

 7

### Melee Combat

The following ranks the units within Delta Cohort from highest to lowest based on hand-to-hand combat prowess, which is determined by victories in class exercises and one-on-one fights. This measure is weighted 35% in overall class rankings.

 4

### Provisional Hero License Exam

The following lists the results of the Provisional Hero License Exam taken by Delta Cohort in September, ranked highest to lowest based on score.

### Quirks

The following lists the Quirks of the units within Delta Cohort.

### Hero Names

The following lists the Hero names of the units within Delta Cohort.

## Creator's Notes

First off, thank you for checking out my character page, whoever you are reading this. I've put a lot of love into all of my OCs and my fanon, and I've finally discovered this amazing platform to share them. Without further ado, I shall provide some of the background on the creation and development of my primary fan class, Delta Cohort.
—Greenie

### Class Rankings:Background

Throughout the entire process of fleshing out Delta, I've quite possibly struggled the most with their actual rankings—their abilities in relation to each other. They're all extremely capable kids, but it's kind of impossible for seven different teenagers of differing backgrounds, Quirks, and skill sets to be similarly well-rounded or competent right off the bat. In other words, some are obviously going to have some sort of advantage in different areas, like how the raw power of a Quirk may give someone an edge in Heroic training as opposed to ones with little to no combative potential. Honestly, some just might be outright better than others when they're absolutely in their element.

But creating a balanced team of students, especially while having my own headcanons and biases about each of them, was extremely difficult. Is the key making someone godly in one area but absolutely trash in another? Do I make them well-rounded by letting them hang around in the middle tiers? Just exactly how do I keep my characters' abilities realistic on both an individual and group level?

In light of that, I ultimately came to the conclusion that the numbers or order didn't matter; I had to stay true to the characters and how I would believe they would perform in that field, rather than being hindered by the need to under- or overstate someone's abilities because someone else ends up scoring too high or low. Furthermore, I had to consider the actual ways that these criteria were tested. For instance, melee combat isn't necessarily a measure of how good a person is at fighting, but rather, it's determined by how well they stand up against a particular opponent. Having several talented students in one area leaves for a lot of competition, so being fifth out of seven may not be indicative of poor skill, but rather that other classmates simply excel more in that area.

### Ranking Calculations

The following table lists the calculations used to determine the **overall class rankings** of the units within Delta Cohort. Each measure (e.g., academic performance) is calculated by using the students ranking in that area and the weighting of that criteria (rank number • weight percent as a decimal). The mean of these three scores results in the **weighted average**. Additionally, the overall **average rank** (discluding the weighted percentages) is calculated by simply averaging the individual rankings, which is the first number in each listed expression.