[My Hero Academia] Factions and Occupations

Occupations

There are many occupations in the world, even outside of being a superhero. Pro-Heroes can have more than one occupation and many teachers at the Hero Schools also work for agencies on the side.

Pro-Hero
The most well-known occupation is Pro-Hero, who are licensed to use their quirks in public for the suppression of villains and rescuing civilians from threats. They are paid to work as heroes and receive a government salary (though any public damage they cause will be deducted from this...). Pro-Heroes can work solo, as part of a team or join an agency, either as a sidekick or creating one that they then run.

The Japanese Hero Billboard Charts takes place twice a year and chooses every pro-hero's ranking. The rating is determined by various factors, including a Heroes level of strength, number of resolved incidents, contributions to society, and public approval.

For your occupation as a Pro-Hero, also state if you are a Agency Leader, Sidekick or one of the top 10 pro-heroes (subject to mod approval). If you are none of these then just put Pro-Hero.

Student
Students at one of Japan's Hero Schools learn the basics of Hero Society. There are several different courses that a student can go into, depending on their interest or their prowess during the entrance exam.

Students in the Heroics Department learn everything they need to know to become excellent heroes in service of the community and work towards the qualifications necessary to be allowed to use their Quirks in public spaces. They are trained in battle, first aid and all manner of heroics-related lessons. These students belong to Classes A and B.

Students who don't make the cut for the hero department are included in the General Department. It boasts a top-notch education with an eclectic lineup of teachers. The department of general education supports students aiming for college and other pursuits. It is also possible for students with exceptional grades to be transferred to the hero department. These students belong to Classes C, D, and E.

Students in the Support Department focus on developing support equipment that help heroes out on the battlefield. With a workspace stocked to the brim with all sorts of executive tools, the department provides an unmatched creative environment. These students belong to Classes F, G, and H.

The Management Department focuses on all aspects of heroic business, from founding and managing hero agencies to executive producing heroes. They even do hands-on lessons in venture capitalism. These students belong to Classes I, J, and K.

When putting Student into Occupation, please specify which year and class you are in (the format being 1-A for year one, class A, and so on).

Teacher

Many Pro-Heroes also work as teachers for the younger generation, using their knowledge and experience to impart onto their students.

Teachers can also work as Pro-Heroes on the side. When putting Teacher into your occupation, also include which school and what subject you teach.

Villains
Villains are those who have taken a darker path. It includes thieves, murderers and criminals who use their quirks to commit crime across Japan.

Criminals make their money from illegal activities and usually operate in small gangs or large organisations. Solo villains are rare and often very powerful.

Vigilantes
Those who use their quirks to stop crime and help civilians without having gained a Hero License. They are regarded as Villains and treated as such if encountered.

Police
The police are in charge of arresting villains that have been suppressed by Pro-Heroes. They began as quirkless individuals but now accept anyone with a quirk as well. The police aren't permitted to use their quirks while on the job, however, due to not holding a Hero License.