Spider-man And Izumi Yagi Midoriya

midtown high

Izumi couldn't imagine living in a world without a quirk, but she also couldn't deny that these students were still just as determined and hardworking as any other hero-in-training she had met. As she walked through the halls of the school, she noticed the stares and whispers from her fellow classmates.

Some were in awe of her, knowing that she was the daughter of the number one hero, All Might. Others were intimidated by her, thinking she must be just as powerful as her father. But Izumi didn't care about any of that. She was here to learn and make new friends.

As she entered her first class, she took a seat at the back of the room, not wanting to draw too much attention to herself. The teacher introduced her to the class and explained that she would be joining them for the rest of the school year.

Some students were excited to have a hero-in-training in their class, while others seemed indifferent. But as the day went on, Izumi found herself drawn to a group of students who seemed to be the outcasts of the school.

They were a mix of quirkless and low-level quirk users, but they were all determined to make a difference in the world. Izumi was inspired by their passion and dedication, and she couldn't help but feel a connection to them.

During lunch, Izumi sat with this group and they welcomed her with open arms. They were curious about her quirk and her life as the daughter of All Might, but they also shared their own dreams and aspirations with her.

As the days went on, Izumi became closer and closer to this group of students. They showed her that being quirkless or having a low-level quirk didn't make them any less capable or heroic. They were determined to prove themselves and make a difference, just like any other hero.

Through her exchange program at Midtown High, Izumi learned an important lesson. Quirk or no quirk, it's the heart and determination that makes a true hero. And she was grateful to have met these students who showed her just that.