On the day of the Training Camp, Aizawa had taken the students of Class 1-A to the Training Camp. The Bad Batch arrived at the camp around dinner time. As the Bad Batch exited the Havoc Marauder, they grabbed the attention of both Class 1-A and Class 1-B.
Aizawa: What took you so long?
Hunter: We ran into a Trigger Deal on the way here. Figured we'd take a detour.
As Hunter said that, Mandalay of the Wild, Wild Pussycats approached Hunter. Hunter took off his helmet and the two smiled.
Mandalay: Hunter as I live and breathe.
Hunter smirks as the two kiss. Mina was starry eyed upon seeing this. Crosshair however simply lets out an annoyed sigh.
Crosshair: Rookies and Regs. Great.
Pixie-Bob: I see you're still insufferable as ever, Crosshair.
Crosshair: You're getting old, Pixie-Bob.
Upon hearing this jab, Pixie-Bob angrily approaches Crosshair. Crosshair shows no sign of concern while Wrecker laughs.
Pixie-Bob: I'm 18 at heart, Crosshair!
Crosshair: Keep telling yourself that. I suggest you be careful. You just might break your back.
Hunter and Mandalay soon calmed the situation down between Crosshair and Pixie-Bob. Soon enough, the rest of the Pussycats approached the Bad Batch.
Tiger: What's the Bad Batch doing here for a Quirk Training Camp for students?
Tech: Aizawa wanted some extra security for the students due to the recent Villain attacks, so he came to us.
Wrecker: I'm hoping Villains try something so I can have some fun!
The Wild, Wild Pussycats then turned to Aizawa. He had told them that there would be extra security for the Training Camp, but they were unaware that it would be the Bad Batch.
Aizawa: To put it bluntly, I brought the Bad Batch because they're more than capable of protecting the students.
The Bad Batch then approached the students who were having dinner. The students of Class 1-A were fully aware of what the Bad Batch was capable of while the students of Class 1-B had only heard about their exploits.
Hunter: All right, kids. Your teachers brought us in to make sure nothing happens. If anyone tries anything, we'll take care of it. But while we're here, we've been asked to give you kids some training. If your teachers put you through the ringer, then the boys and I will put you through Hell.
In that moment, it became clear to the students that the Bad Batch would put them through rigorous and intense training. The Bad Batch soon decided to demonstrate their Quirks to those who haven't seen them.
Hunter: As you may have heard, we're not your typical group of Pro Heroes. We're a cut above the rest. Wrecker?
With a smile on his face, Wrecker cracked his knuckles and walked over to a large tree. He then punches two holes in the tree. He then proceeds to lift up the tree with ease thanks to his strength. He then throws it into the air.
Wrecker: TIMBER!
As the tree was thrown, Crosshair readies his Sniper Rifle while Aizawa throws a ball. Tech uses his Chart Quirk to calculate the ball's precise trajectory.
Tech: .25 East. Elevation 175
Crosshair takes aim using Tech's shoulder as a tripod. He then fires on the ball which propels it through one of the holes. The tree then falls into the Beast Forest while the ball falls on Ragdoll's head.
Ragdoll: Ow!
After that demonstration, the students wonder about Hunter and his Quirk. Monoma soon spoke up.
Monoma: And what of you, Hunter? How exactly do you benefit your team?
Tech: Hunter's Quirk allows him to detect and pinpoint any electromagnetic signals from a maximum radius of 150 yards. It's much like Ragdoll's Search Quirk with some key differences.
Sero: And I thought we were smart for being able to read a map.
Tech: Well, maps can be wrong. Hunter never is.
At this point, it became clear that Hunter was just as much a formidable Hero as the others were, those some had their doubts.
Kaminari: So, I get what makes the other guys strong, but what's so special about Hunter besides his Quirk?
Jiro: He can put up with the other three just like how I can put up with you.
With that, the Bad Batch began heading inside the base camp with Aizawa and the rest of the Pro Heroes. Once inside, they begin discussing the details about the Training Camp.
Aizawa: What's your plan, Hunter?
Hunter: I had Tech install some security measures all around the camp. If anything triggers those security measures, we'll know exactly where they are.
Vlad King: What kind of security measures?
Tech: I've taken the liberty of installing sensor arrays all around the forest and the camp. I've hidden them in specific spots as to avoid detection. Once they pick up an unfamiliar signature, the sensor arrays will send a signal directly to me with the exact coordinates of where the signature was detected.
Hunter: In other words, we'll know exactly where they are.
Wrecker: And we'll have some fun busting heads!
Aizawa felt nostalgic about the Bad Batch's plan. It felt just like old times back when he was a member of the Bad Batch.
Hunter: If all goes well, we shouldn't be needing Tech's sensor arrays, but I got a sneaking suspicion that something big is heading our way.
In that moment, the Bad Batch were now unofficial trainers to the UA students as well as a security detail for the Training Camp. What they didn't know was that an intense battle would soon come their way.
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The Bad Batch (Star Wars X My Hero Academia)
ActionThey call themselves the Bad Batch. They are known as an unorthodox group of Pro Heroes that specialize in various high risk tasks. Together, the Bad Batch made a name for themselves as Pro Heroes who get the job done. They're the best at what they...
