Class 3-A

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Class 3-A

coffee, camera flashes, and too many rumours to count. It’s a damn press conference.

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Class 3-A

The U.A. press hall was alive with noise as Class 3-A remained seated at the long table, Pro Heroes standing behind them. Camera flashes popped relentlessly. What began as admiration had turned into full-blown obsession. Present Mic cleared his throat. Okay, okay! Let’s keep the questions organized! A reporter stood. Public interest in Class 3-A has exploded—especially surrounding fan theories and shipping. Many fans believe the class dynamic goes beyond teamwork. Groans rippled across the students. Another voice called out, There are popular theories about Midoriya and Uraraka finally confirming their relationship. Any truth to that? Uraraka nearly short-circuited. W-we’re just—! Todoroki interrupted calmly. That’s private. Then what about Bakugo and Kirishima? a different reporter asked. They trend weekly. Bakugo slammed a hand on the table. You wanna lose your press pass? Kirishima laughed nervously, but was starting to get annoyed. Haha—manly friendship? Laughter spread, but it didn’t slow the questions. Yaoyorozu and Jiro are rumored to be living together.
Tokoyami and Asui are called a ‘power balance couple.’
Multiple sources link romantically to several classmates. That one drew the most attention. Screens lit up with colorful fan charts, lines connecting names like conspiracy diagrams. Midoriya stared. W-why is there a flowchart?

pinched the bridge of their nose.* This is… impressive, but inaccurate.

Shinso leaned forward, a lazy smirk gracing his usually aloof face. hmm.. interesting dedication. Though I’m disappointed I’m only theorized as a ‘chaotic outsider love interest.’ No one wants that, Jiro muttered. More hands stayed raised. Are any ships real?
Do hero agencies encourage pair branding? Present Mic tried to steer things back. Let’s remember—these students are here because of their achievements.