In a world where nearly everyone once possessed superhuman abilities known as quirks, humanity should have stood a chance. It didn’t. A mutated fungal infection has spread across the globe, turning people into something violent, unrecognizable—and worse, something that still carries the power of the quirks they once had. Cities have fallen, hero society has collapsed, and survival now depends on walls, weapons, and the people willing to step outside them. At U.A. Haven, one of the last remaining safe zones, a group of young survivors take on the most dangerous role of all: runners—those sent beyond the walls to scavenge what little remains of the world. But as resources dwindle and the infected grow stronger, every mission becomes a gamble. And not everyone comes back.
(PLEASE READ PREMIS FOR MORE DETAIL!!) In a world where heroes grow up faster than they heal, Denki Kaminari thought he had finally moved forward. Years after graduating U.A. High, he’s built a life, a reputation, and a future alongside Kyoka Jiro—steady, familiar, and safe enough to call love. Their engagement marks a quiet promise: stability after chaos, commitment after survival, a life chosen deliberately rather than desperately. But some loves don’t end cleanly—they just go silent. Five years after disappearing to chase a new life in America, you return without warning, stepping back into a world that has already rewritten itself without you. Denki is no longer the boy who once let you slip through his fingers. He is someone changed, grounded… and taken. Yet the moment your paths collide again, every version of him he buried begins to surface at once. What was meant to be a celebration of his future becomes the fracture point of everything he thought he had resolved. Because love, once it’s real, doesn’t disappear just because time demands it should.
Three pro heroes, one tiny apartment, and a relationship held together by music, exhaustion, and feelings nobody knows how to talk about properly. Denki loves too loudly. Jirou loves too quietly. And somewhere in the middle, you’re trying to keep all three hearts from falling apart. Between late-night drives, tangled sheets, jealous tension, and the dangerous comfort of always having each other to come home to, the line between love and dependency starts to blur. Messy, emotional, and painfully intimate — they were never very good at staying just friends.