If you’ve ever shouted “Plus Ultra” at your screen or cried during a Deku vs. Kacchan fight, you know My Hero Academia is way more than a superhero anime—it’s a story about what it really means to be a hero. From quirks that bend reality to character development that hits you right in the feels, MHA created a world where 80% of people have superpowers but being a hero takes something more. Whether you’re obsessed with Class 1-A, love the complex villains, or just want to know which pro hero you’d intern with, our My Hero Academia trivia will test everything you know about U.A. High and beyond.
Main Characters and Class 1-A That Stole Our Hearts
Izuku Midoriya’s journey from quirkless kid to the greatest hero is the heart of MHA, and our trivia covers every step of his character development. Deku’s analysis notebooks, his bone-breaking early use of One For All, learning to control his power through different fighting styles, his relationship with All Might as both mentor and symbol—can you remember specific moments that defined his growth? Do you know all the quirks he inherited from previous One For All users?
But Class 1-A is packed with amazing characters beyond just Deku. Bakugo’s explosive personality and hidden depth, Todoroki’s family trauma and mastering both ice and fire, Uraraka’s determination and Zero Gravity quirk, Iida’s speed and strict nature, Tsuyu’s reliable frog abilities, Kirishima’s Unbreakable spirit and hardening quirk, Momo’s creation quirk and leadership struggles, Tokoyami’s Dark Shadow, Jiro’s sound-based attacks—our questions test your knowledge of every Class 1-A student’s quirk, personality, backstory, and role in major battles.
The character details that make Class 1-A feel real are what true fans remember. Mineta’s inappropriate behavior and surprisingly strategic mind, Koda’s animal communication despite being shy, Sato’s sugar-powered strength, Hagakure’s invisibility, Aoyama’s navel laser and his secret connection to All For One, Sero’s tape, Ojiro’s tail martial arts, Shoji’s dupli-arms—even the “background” students have quirks worth knowing. Think you can match every student to their hero name and quirk? Our My Hero Academia quiz will test that.
Pro Heroes Who Define Hero Society
The professional heroes in MHA show what our students are working toward, and our trivia covers the hero rankings and their quirks extensively. All Might as the Symbol of Peace with One For All before passing it to Deku, Endeavor as the flame hero struggling with his past and trying to be better, Hawks with his feather manipulation and undercover work, Best Jeanist’s fiber control, Mirko’s incredible strength and rabbit quirk, Edgeshot’s paper-thin transformation—can you remember the top hero rankings and how they changed throughout the series?
Pro hero quirks are often more refined than the students’ developing abilities. Eraserhead’s quirk-canceling gaze that made him Deku’s homeroom teacher, Present Mic’s voice amplification, Midnight’s sleep-inducing quirk, Cementoss controlling concrete, Ectoplasm’s clones, Thirteen’s black hole quirk—the U.A. teachers alone provide tons of trivia material. Our questions test whether you know each pro hero’s real name, hero name, quirk, and agency.
But pro heroes aren’t just about power—they represent different aspects of hero society. Fat Gum’s energy absorption and mentorship of Kirishima and Tamaki, the Wild Wild Pussycats’ search and rescue specialization, Mt. Lady’s gigantification, Kamui Woods’ tree-like body, Gang Orca’s intimidating appearance hiding his rescue expertise—these heroes show that being number one isn’t the only way to save people. Think you remember which hero did what during major arcs? Our trivia will test that knowledge.
Story Arcs That Raised the Stakes
My Hero Academia’s story arcs build perfectly from school life to war against villains. The U.A. Entrance Exam showing Deku’s selfless nature, the USJ attack introducing real danger, the Sports Festival giving every student a chance to shine, the Stain arc questioning what makes a true hero, the Training Camp and Bakugo’s kidnapping, the Kamino Ward battle where All Might fought his last fight as Symbol of Peace—can you remember the specific events in each arc?
The Overhaul arc brought yakuza villains and Eri’s heartbreaking story, showing Deku learning to save people with a smile like All Might taught him. The Cultural Festival arc balanced lighter moments with Gentle Criminal’s sympathetic villainy. The Joint Training arc showcased Class 1-B and new quirk developments. Our questions test your memory on plot progression, character growth moments, and the battles that defined each saga.
The war arc and everything leading to it changed MHA forever. The Meta Liberation Army merging with the League of Villains, Shigaraki’s transformation and backstory reveal, the Paranormal Liberation Front war where heroes suffered major losses, Dabi’s reveal as Toya Todoroki destroying Endeavor’s reputation, Hawks killing Twice, Midnight’s death, Bakugo’s hero name finally revealed—these weren’t just plot points, they were devastating moments that showed hero society collapsing. Think you can remember the timeline and consequences of each major event? Our trivia covers it all.
Quirks and the Science Behind Superpowers
Understanding quirks is essential to appreciating MHA’s world, and our trivia tests your knowledge of how they work. Emitter quirks like Bakugo’s explosions or Todoroki’s ice and fire, Transformation quirks like Kirishima’s hardening or Fat Gum’s size changes, Mutant quirks like Tsuyu’s frog abilities that are always active—can you classify quirks correctly? Do you know the differences between quirk types?
Advanced quirk concepts separate casual fans from true MHA experts. Quirk marriages where people have children to combine abilities (what Endeavor did), quirk evolution as users develop their powers, quirk awakenings that unlock new aspects, the singularity theory suggesting quirks are becoming too powerful for humans to handle—our questions explore the deeper mechanics of how the MHA world works.
One For All deserves special attention as the quirk that gets passed down and stockpiles power. The vestiges of previous users appearing to guide Deku, the additional quirks he inherited like Blackwhip, Float, Danger Sense, Smokescreen, and Fa Jin, understanding how All Might used One For All differently than Deku—these details are crucial to the story. Our trivia also covers All For One as the villain quirk that steals and grants abilities, creating Nomu and empowering the League of Villains.
Villains and the League That Challenged Everything
My Hero Academia’s villains are what make the story so compelling, and our trivia covers them in depth. Tomura Shigaraki’s development from man-child throwing tantrums to legitimate threat leading an army, his Decay quirk evolution and tragic backstory as Tenko Shimura, his connection to All For One as both mentor and manipulator—can you track Shigaraki’s character arc across the series?
The League of Villains started small but grew into a major threat. Dabi’s blue flames and reveal as Endeavor’s supposedly dead son Toya, Toga’s transform quirk and obsession with Deku and Uraraka, Twice’s cloning ability and his heartbreaking death, Spinner’s loyalty and lizard mutation, Mr. Compress’s compression quirk and showman personality, Kurogiri as the Nomu made from Eraserhead’s friend—each League member has depth beyond just being evil.
But villains extend beyond the League. All For One as the ancient evil pulling strings from prison, Overhaul’s quirk-erasing bullets and abuse of Eri, Stain the Hero Killer whose ideology inspired a generation of villains, Gentle Criminal and La Brava’s wholesome villainy, the Meta Liberation Army’s Re-Destro, High-End Nomu that can think and plan—our questions test whether you remember villain motivations, quirks, defeats, and their impact on hero society.
U.A. High School and Hero Training
U.A. High as the top hero school provides endless trivia material. The entrance exam’s rescue points system, the different courses beyond the hero course (support, general, business), the dorm system implemented after the Training Camp attack, the multiple training grounds like USJ with different disaster zones—can you remember the layout and systems of U.A.?
Hero training exercises are where students develop their quirks and strategies. The battle trials pairing students against each other, rescue training with Thirteen, the Sports Festival’s obstacle race and tournament bracket, the Provisional License exam’s first aid and villain scenarios, internships with pro heroes, work studies doing real hero work—our trivia tests your memory on which students excelled in which exercises and what they learned.
The U.A. teachers beyond just Aizawa are crucial to student development. All Might teaching Foundational Hero Studies despite losing his power, Present Mic’s English class, Midnight’s Art of Heroing, Cementoss, Ectoplasm, Recovery Girl healing injuries with her quirk, Principal Nezu’s super-intelligence, Snipe’s sharpshooting—think you can match teachers to their subjects and quirks? Our questions cover that.
The Big Three, Class 1-B, and Other Students
Beyond Class 1-A, other U.A. students show the depth of young hero talent. The Big Three—Mirio’s permeation quirk and heartbreaking loss of his power, Nejire’s wave motion, Tamaki’s food manifestation and extreme shyness—proved why they’re considered U.A.’s finest before graduating. Our trivia tests your knowledge of their abilities, personalities, and roles in major battles.
Class 1-B deserves recognition too. Monoma’s copy quirk and rivalry with Class 1-A, Kendo’s big fist and leadership, Tetsutetsu’s steel hardening similar to Kirishima’s, Shiozaki’s vine hair, Manga’s onomatopoeia quirk, Pony’s horn cannon—the Joint Training arc finally gave 1-B time to shine. Can you remember all of Class 1-B’s quirks? That’s next-level MHA knowledge.
Other schools like Shiketsu High and Ketsubutsu Academy showed that U.A. isn’t the only place training heroes. Inasa’s powerful wind control, Ms. Joke’s laugh-inducing quirk, the students competing in the Provisional License exam—our questions test whether you remember the broader hero education system beyond just U.A.
Go Beyond With Your Trivia Knowledge
With thousands of questions covering every character, quirk, battle, and story arc from the first day at U.A. to the war against villains, our My Hero Academia trivia offers the ultimate test for fans. Play solo to prove you have what it takes to be the number one trivia hero, or challenge friends to multiplayer battles where you can debate who understood Deku’s journey better.
Whether you’re team Deku or team Bakugo, whether you think Endeavor deserves redemption, whether your favorite arc is the Sports Festival or the war arc—our trivia has something for every type of MHA fan. From questions about obscure Class 1-B quirks to major character deaths, from hero rankings to villain motivations, we’ve created the most comprehensive My Hero Academia knowledge test available.
So remember that even if you don’t have a quirk, you can still be a hero—especially a trivia hero. Channel your inner Plus Ultra, believe in yourself like All Might believes in Deku, and prove that your My Hero Academia knowledge is truly heroic. The quiz is waiting—will you answer its call?