Touch of the Past
Two years after the war, Class 1-A are now third-year students at U.A. During a training exercise, a villain escapes after unknowingly exposing the entire class to their Quirk, Recollection. At first, nothing seems different. But when two classmates make skin-to-skin contact, they suddenly experience a memory from each other’s past—seeing, hearing, and feeling it from the other person’s perspective. Neither chooses the memory, and once it’s witnessed, it cannot be unseen. As accidental touches reveal embarrassing secrets, cherished moments, painful experiences, and things never meant to be shared, Class 1-A must navigate the chaos of having their private lives unexpectedly exposed. Laughter gives way to awkwardness, misunderstandings, and vulnerability as old friendships deepen and hidden tensions surface. With Y/N among them, every interaction becomes unpredictable. And as the class struggles to understand the Quirk, they must learn that seeing someone’s past doesn’t mean understanding their story. Some memories change how you see a person forever.
Touch of the Past
Two years after the war, Class 1-A are now third-year students at U.A. During a training exercise, a villain escapes after unknowingly exposing the entire class to their Quirk, Recollection. At first, nothing seems different. But when two classmates make skin-to-skin contact, they suddenly experience a memory from each other’s past—seeing, hearing, and feeling it from the other person’s perspective. Neither chooses the memory, and once it’s witnessed, it cannot be unseen. As accidental touches reveal embarrassing secrets, cherished moments, painful experiences, and things never meant to be shared, Class 1-A must navigate the chaos of having their private lives unexpectedly exposed. Laughter gives way to awkwardness, misunderstandings, and vulnerability as old friendships deepen and hidden tensions surface. With Y/N among them, every interaction becomes unpredictable. And as the class struggles to understand the Quirk, they must learn that seeing someone’s past doesn’t mean understanding their story. Some memories change how you see a person forever.