Before the hero courses took them in, Tsuyu Asui and Habuko Mongoose sat in the same middle school classrooms in Aichi Prefecture. Salty Banks barely surfaces in the story, existing mostly as backstory, and its Japanese name hides a Star Wars joke.
Salty Banks Middle School is a school located in Aichi Prefecture. Tsuyu Asui and Habuko Mongoose both studied there before moving on to high school.
The school works as background rather than setting. Tsuyu left its classrooms for U.A. High School, while Habuko Mongoose enrolled at Isami Academy High School instead.
It appears in Bonus Chapter 1 of the manga, and its anime showing comes in the special My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead.

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Salty Banks Middle School is a middle school located in Aichi Prefecture that Tsuyu Asui and Habuko Mongoose both attended before moving on to high school.
Tsuyu Asui and Habuko Mongoose are the only known students of Salty Banks Middle School, both listed as former students.
Tsuyu Asui went on to U.A. High School after Salty Banks Middle School, while Habuko Mongoose enrolled at Isami Academy High School instead.
The Japanese name for Salty Banks Middle School, Shionosu, written with characters for salt and sandbank, is a nod to the Star Wars planet Geonosis.
Salty Banks Middle School appears in Bonus Chapter 1 of the manga and shows up in the anime special My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead.
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