My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training

Class 1-A faces real survival, no safety net.

Class 1-A's survival training was supposed to be a breezy prelude to the Provisional Hero License Exam — a chance to flex their Quirks without the usual life-or-death stakes. Instead, they're dropped into a wilderness course where the dangers are terrifyingly real: landslides, predators, and environmental hazards that don't care about hero rankings. With no teachers supervising and their provisional licenses still out of reach, the students must rely on raw instinct, improvised teamwork, and the hard-won lessons from their internships to survive. What elevates this two-episode ONA beyond a simple training arc is how it strips away the safety net of U.A.'s structured curriculum. Bakugo's explosive leadership clashes with Midoriya's analytical coordination; Todoroki's precision meets Uraraka's gravity-defying ingenuity. The crisis forces character dynamics usually reserved for major arcs into a pressure cooker, revealing who crumbles and who adapts when the simulation ends. Bones animates the chaos with kinetic flair, but the real tension is psychological — these aspiring heroes confronting the gap between classroom theory and the unforgiving reality of saving lives.

A two-episode side story where Class 1-A faces real danger during a survival training exercise, forcing them to use their quirks creatively and work as a team. Expect superhero action with moderate fantasy violence and mild language, consistent with the main series' tone.