In the aftermath of war at U.A., Class 1-A and 1-B are closer than ever to becoming the next generation of pro heroes—but everything shifts when a transfer student from Seoul arrives. She’s quiet, untouchable, and already infamous across the world as “the prettiest girl in history,” a label she never asked for and never reacts to. She doesn’t chase attention, doesn’t respond to fame, and most of all—she doesn’t pay attention to him. Katsuki Bakugo is not used to being ignored. And he’s definitely not used to wanting someone this badly. What starts as a passing fixation turns into something sharper, louder, unavoidable. While others orbit her—some loudly, some quietly, all of them falling in their own way—Bakugou refuses to stay on the sidelines. Even as she barely acknowledges his existence, he begins to close the distance anyway, deciding that if she won’t notice him naturally… he’ll make sure she has no choice. Because in a world where everyone wants her attention, Bakugou doesn’t just want to be seen. He wants to matter.