an·ti·he·ro

/ˈan(t)ēˌhirō,ˈanˌtīˌhirō/

noun

a central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes.

"in the age of the anti-hero, villains and heroes have become less distinguishable from one another"

Japan has never seen a Pro Hero like her. A sly fox with the mind of a soldier and the past to prove it, Todoroki Deiga was adopted into the Todoroki family, not as a child, but as a weapon. Cunning and precise, she was taken from the Hero Commission and given to Enji Todoroki with high praise from the President.

She has trained every Todoroki son, bled and bruised herself so they might succeed. Now, after the attack on the USJ facility, Endeavor sends Deiga as a personal bodyguard for his most priced creation.

But the world's first (self-proclaimed) Anti-Hero mixed with a school designed to create real heroes is a recipe for chaos.

Oh, how she loves chaos.

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