#2 THE GIRL TOMAN WASN'T SUPPOSED TO FALL FOR (2)
Tokyo has two kinds of trouble. The kind that wears hero costumes. And the kind that wears matching gang uniforms. For years, Japan's hero society has dismissed delinquent gangs as a nuisance. Toman, Tenjiku, Brahman, Black Dragon, and Rokuhara Tandai operate in the shadows of a world dominated by professional heroes. That changes when U.A. University announces the Youth Reintegration and Hero-Gang Cooperation Initiative, an experimental program designed to reduce quirk-related gang violence by placing influential gang members alongside hero students. Naturally, everyone thinks it's a terrible idea. Especially Aizawa. But there's one person who makes the entire situation significantly worse. There's just one tiny detail U.A. doesn't know. Maria has been Toman's unofficial princess for years. Not because she's weak. Not because she needs protection. But because somewhere between stealing Mikey's snacks, patching up Baji's injuries, insulting Hanma in Spanish, and threatening to throw Draken's motorcycle keys into a river, she became the one girl Tokyo's most dangerous delinquents couldn't imagine living without. And the worst part? None of them were supposed to fall in love with her. They did anyway. The situation becomes even more ridiculous when U.A.'s boys begin developing feelings for her, too. And when rival gang leaders discover that Toman's supposedly untouchable favorite girl is attending U.A.? Well. Tokyo is about to become a very interesting place.
#2 THE GIRL TOMAN WASN'T SUPPOSED TO FALL FOR (2)
Tokyo has two kinds of trouble. The kind that wears hero costumes. And the kind that wears matching gang uniforms. For years, Japan's hero society has dismissed delinquent gangs as a nuisance. Toman, Tenjiku, Brahman, Black Dragon, and Rokuhara Tandai operate in the shadows of a world dominated by professional heroes. That changes when U.A. University announces the Youth Reintegration and Hero-Gang Cooperation Initiative, an experimental program designed to reduce quirk-related gang violence by placing influential gang members alongside hero students. Naturally, everyone thinks it's a terrible idea. Especially Aizawa. But there's one person who makes the entire situation significantly worse. There's just one tiny detail U.A. doesn't know. Maria has been Toman's unofficial princess for years. Not because she's weak. Not because she needs protection. But because somewhere between stealing Mikey's snacks, patching up Baji's injuries, insulting Hanma in Spanish, and threatening to throw Draken's motorcycle keys into a river, she became the one girl Tokyo's most dangerous delinquents couldn't imagine living without. And the worst part? None of them were supposed to fall in love with her. They did anyway. The situation becomes even more ridiculous when U.A.'s boys begin developing feelings for her, too. And when rival gang leaders discover that Toman's supposedly untouchable favorite girl is attending U.A.? Well. Tokyo is about to become a very interesting place.
