I've beeing the same question over and over, and I'm tired of answering it. So, I'll just leave this here.

  The MC doesn't know anything about MHA because it did in his world. If he seems like he's got a handle on things, it's because he's clever. He's watched tons of anime and read plenty of ics, so he figure out on themes and patterns in a world like MHA. Any knowledge he shows es from his own smarts and observations, not because he knew anything about the series beforehand. And if you 't stomach that, there are tless ffs on this ptform besides this oo be ho.

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  "There's definitely a big fw in this exam."

  Kaminari streaked dowreet, sparks and lightning crag in his wake. Any didates who had tried to approach him didn't st more than ten seds before st off in frustration, dark looks on their faces.

  They quickly realized that uhey had Quirks that enhaheir speed, there was no way they could keep up with Kaminari. While it might take others three or four seds to take down a robot, Kaminari could do it in just one, barely breaking a sweat. He didn't eveo use his hands, just a quick brush of his clothes as he sped past was enough to short-circuit the maes.

  What the others didn't know, though, was that Kaminari's as weren't as random as they appeared. It wasn't just about running fast and zapping anything in sight. His movements were precise, calcuted. Every time he passed a robot, he iionally grazed the core, the red light at the front of each mae, which housed its trol ter.

  That was the key. While dodging their attacks with lightning speed, Kaminari targeted that spot a his electricity burn out the internal power supplies.

  But to the other didates Kaminari's finesse went unnoticed. All they saw was someone dominating the battlefield, mowing down robots with ease thanks to his Quirk and his speed.

  Back at U.A., the principal, along with the Hero instructors including All Might watched the exam unfold on their monitors. Kaminari's performance hadn't escaped their attention, and they couldn't help but nod in approval.

  His trol over his Quirk, his ability to read a to the robots' movements, and his posure while moving at high speeds were all clear signs of his skill. After years of effort, Kaminari's potential was finally blossoming.

  But as Kaminari sped through the exam, he couldn't shake the thought that something was off about the whole setup.

  "This exam is unfair."

  It had only been four minutes sihe test started, yet Kaminari had already cleared aire street of robots. Now, standing atop a tall building, the wind swirling around him, he surveyed the area. His gloves, with their blue gems gleaming in the sunlight, pulsed with electricity as he sidered the problem.

  The exam's goal was to simute a sario where the didates, as stand-in Heroes, would be fighting off 'vilins' attag the city. But the issue was that these 'vilins' were robots.

  That meant the difficulty of the test depended entirely on the didates' Quirks. Kaminari himself was the perfect example. Even if he wasn't relying on his high-speed movements, his electricity alone would have made short work of the robots. The only difference would've been the speed at which he racked up points.

  But what about someoh a Quirk that was iive against robots? What if their powers were more suited for taking on biological enemies? In that case, they'd be at a severe disadvantage.

  "If I had been born with a Quirk like the Sharingan, for instance," Kaminari mused to himself, "there'd be no way I could pass this test." He'd have been forced to rely entirely on physical bat, which, while possible, would be far from ideal.

  But thankfully, Tetsutetsu and Jiro didn't have that problem. Their Quirks were still useful here, even if their method was less fshy than his.

  As Kaminari's thoughts wandered, he finally spotted his two friends down below. Tetsutetsu and Jiro had teamed up, w in tandem. One would distract the robot, drawing its attention, while the other would use their abilities to deliver the final blow. Jiro would plug her headphone jacks into the ground, sending shockwaves that disorieheir petition long enough for Tetsutetsu to smash the robot with a punch.

  They sed roles seamlessly, with Tetsutetsu using his steel body to bloyorying to muscle in on their fight. Their teamwork was impressive, even if they were slower than Kaminari. They were methodical, and that made them stand out to U.A.'s teachers as well.

  Seeing this, Kaminari grinned as goldericity crackled around him. It was time to lend a hand.

  In an instant, Kaminari leapt from rooftop to rooftop, dashing toward Jiro aetsu. His sudden appearance caught the attention of the other didates, especially those who had been frustrated by his earlier performance.

  What's his deal? They thought. He already took over oreet, now he's io steal more points?

  They watched as Kaminari made his approach, gring at his seemingly endless greed.

  "So selfish!"

  "This guy's unbelievable!"

  Meanwhile, Jiro aetsu had just taken down another robot when they spotted Kaminari approag. Their faces lit up with surprise aement.

  "Kaminari!" Jiro called out, waving.

  "e on, follow me!" Kaminari shouted, not wasting any time. He gave each of them a quick pat on the shoulder, and suddenly, both Jiro aetsu felt aric surge run through them. Their bodies hummed with energy, temporarily boosted by Kaminari's Quirk.

  "What the—this is high-speed movement?!" Tetsutetsu excimed, feeling his body lighten instantly. Jiro's eyes widened in shock as she too felt the unfamiliar rush of speed.

  But her of them hesitated. They kly what Kaminari was doing, and without missing a beat, they chased after him as he bolted ahead.

  The other didates could only watch, stunned, as the three of them sped off together.

  "Hey, hey, hey! That's too much!"

  "He's boosting them too?!"

  "That's basically cheating!"

  Cries of e filled the air, and some didates even accused Kaminari of breaking the rules. But as time passed and no reprimand came from U.A., it became clear that Kaminari had dohing wrong.

  Back at U.A., the teachers were surprised by Kaminari's decision to help his petitors, but after careful review, they found that he hadn't vioted any rules. The exam guidelines prohibited using Quirks to attack others, but there was nothing against helping fellow didates. Still, no one had expected Kaminari to use his abilities to assist his petition.

  With their newfound speed, Tetsutetsu and Jiro easily destroyed the robots Kaminari had disabled ahead of them. Kaminari hadn't pletely fried the maes this time. Instead, he had ed them iricity, scrambling their systems temporarily.

  It was almost like putting the robots in a meical version of paralysis. The momentary fusion allowed Jiro aetsu to finish the job before the other didates could catch up.

  As they chased after Kaminari, both Jiro aetsu couldn't help but admire him. This wasn't just about sg points anymore Kaminari roving himself to be someone worth following.

  But then, suddenly, the grouh them trembled violently.

  For a moment, the didates thought it was ahquake. After all, this was Japan, where quakes were frequent. But the rumbling stopped as quickly as it started, and when they looked up, they realized the true cause.

  A massive robot taller than the buildings around it loomed ahead of them. It was the Zero Pointer, a giant mae meant to test the didates' ability to handle overwhelming threats.

  "No way! That thing is huge!" Tetsutetsu gaped in shock at the t figure in front of them.

  "Present Mic said we're supposed to avoid those," Jiro remihem, watg as the other didates scattered in a panic, fleeing from the enormous robot.

  "And we've probably got enough points to pass," she added, already starting to back away.

  "No!"

  Kaminari's voice cut through the chaos, stopping both Tetsutetsu and Jiro iracks. "We o take this thing down!"

  "What?!" Tetsutetsu and Jiro turo him, fused. The Zero Pointer was worth no points, there was no logical reason to fight it.

  But Kaminari stood firm, electricity sparking at his fiips. "Right now, we're ag as professional Heroes, remember? When you're a Hero, and you e across a 'vilin' that poses this much dao the city, you don't just ig because there's no reward!"

  Tetsutetsu and Jiro fell silent, his words sinking in. Eveeachers watg through their monitors at U.A. were momentarily speechless. None of them had expected Kaminari to uand the deeper meaning behind the test so quickly.

  Meanwhile, in Area B, Midoriya rinting toward the Zero Pointer himself, determio save the girl trapped beh the rubble.

  "I've got a pn," Kaminari said, turning back to face his friends with a fident grin. "But it's only got a 50% ce of w."

  He paused for a moment, his eyes gleaming with determination.

  "Do you trust me?"