Description

In My Strange Internships, a parody set in the My Hero Academia universe, the age of heroes is beginning to fracture. All Might has stepped down earlier than expected, public confidence in professional heroes is fading, and crime is adapting rather than disappearing. With no clear replacement and a tight budget, the government introduces a six-month extended internship program. Students from every accredited hero school receive provisional field licenses and head into the streets to patrol, respond to emergencies, and capture criminals—all without salaries. Presented as a valuable opportunity, the program is built around unpaid labor and fierce competition. Interns are ranked on a combination of heroic deeds and public popularity, with only the Top 10 sharing a substantial government-funded cash prize at the end of the season. Everyone else leaves with experience and a certificate. For those who need more than a line on their résumé, reaching the top becomes a high-stakes goal. You play as BK, a man in his late thirties buried in debt to the local mob. After inheriting an abandoned dojo, you find an unexpected chance to turn things around: Uravity, Ochako, needs a personal trainer because her official mentor can no longer give her enough attention. Your task is to train her for a place in the Top 10, secure the prize money, and settle your debts. Across six months of training, what begins as a practical arrangement gradually changes both of your lives.