VANDAL

Twelve petty break-ins.

Four counts of mocking police officers.

Three juvenile detention breakouts.

For five months, the Japanese authorities have chased a nuisance they couldn't wrap their heads around. At fifteen, she has earned a rep as a reckless, small-time delinquent with a sharp tongue, absurd hacking skills, and an open disdain for society's so-called "saviors."

When she finally lets herself get caught, everyone expects juvie or a slap on the wrist.
Instead? She's handed an ultimatum by a principal in a three-piece suit: Attend U.A. High, or go to prison.

Now forced into Class 2-A-the very class that survived a war-she has to navigate overly optimistic future heroes, sharp-eyed teachers, and one remarkably explosive boy who seems dangerously close to getting on her last nerve.

To them, she's just an arrogant teenage thief who got lucky.

To her, they're just kids playing dress-up.

Because behind every sarcastic remark, effortless escape, and hidden motive lies a history no one at U.A. is prepared for.