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Genius Office

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The Genius Office is Best Jeanist's hero agency in central Tokyo, a polished modernist workplace that matches its owner's fastidious image. It is remembered mainly as the office where Best Jeanist spent a week trying, and failing, to sand the edges off Katsuki Bakugo.

Kanji: ジーニアス オフィス
Group Type: Hero Office
Located In: Tokyo (Center)
Debut Anime: Episode 27
Debut Manga: Chapter 48
Controlled By: Best Jeanist
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Overview

Best Jeanist owns and runs the Genius Office, rendered in Japanese as ジーニアス オフィス and seated in the center of Tokyo. It appears in Chapter 48 of the manga and Episode 27 of the anime.

Space and money are both evident inside. The furnishings lean modernist and brightly colored, arranged around a pair of long workstations lined with computers, while shelves along the walls carry trophies and decorative pieces. The exterior is a pearl-white block fitted with green glazing, its English name split so that "Genius" and "Office" sit a considerable distance apart on the facade.

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Role

The office's part in the story is a single internship. Best Jeanist watched Katsuki Bakugo behave in decidedly unheroic fashion at the U.A. Sports Festival and, rather than write him off, offered to sponsor him. Bakugo accepted and reported here for a week under the Hero Agency Internships program.

What followed was not the combat training Bakugo wanted. Best Jeanist spent the week attempting to flatten his temper and instill what he considered the values of a real hero.

The results disappointed both parties. The lessons largely failed to take, and Bakugo walked away convinced the whole stretch had been wasted.

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Notable Members

Best Jeanist, whose real name is Tsunagu Hakamada, owns the agency and directs its operations. He is the one who extended the sponsorship offer after the Sports Festival.

Katsuki Bakugo spent one week here as a sponsored intern, an assignment neither he nor his mentor came away considering a success.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bakugo's hero agency called?

The hero agency where Katsuki Bakugo interned for a week is the Genius Office, owned by Best Jeanist, following the U.A. Sports Festival.

Who owns the Genius Office?

The Genius Office belongs to Best Jeanist, whose real name is Tsunagu Hakamada, and it is located in central Tokyo.

Why did Best Jeanist take on Katsuki Bakugo as an intern?

Best Jeanist offered to sponsor Katsuki Bakugo after watching him behave in an unheroic way at the U.A. Sports Festival, hoping to instill better values in him rather than write him off.

How did Bakugo's internship at the Genius Office go?

Bakugo's week at the Genius Office did not go well. Best Jeanist tried to flatten his temper and teach him what he considered proper hero values, but the lessons largely failed to take and Bakugo felt the week had been wasted.

What does the Genius Office look like inside?

The interior of the Genius Office is modernist and brightly colored, built around two long workstations lined with computers, with trophies and decorative pieces displayed on the walls.

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