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Seiai Academy

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Seiai Academy trains students for hero work, and every one of them shown on screen is a girl. Led by Saiko Intelli and her calculating IQ Quirk, its exam squad had a plan for Class 1-A that accounted for everything except how people actually behave under pressure.

Kanji: 聖愛学院
Leader: Unknown
Origin: Anime original
Status: Active
Occupation: Hero Academy
Anime Debut: Episode 55
Name Meaning: Divine Love
Notable Trait: All students shown are female
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Overview

Seiai Academy trains and educates its students for professional hero work at the high school level. Its name carries the meaning Divine Love, and every student who appears in the series looks to be female.

The school exists only in the anime, debuting in Episode 55. It is the third and final anime-original hero school to feature in the story, arriving after Seijin High School, which itself followed Isami Academy High School.

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Role

As the Provisional Hero License Exam opened its first round, a group of Seiai students crossed paths with several members of Class 1-A from U.A. High School and decided to take them on. Saiko Intelli led the group and put her Quirk to work devising a strategy to beat them.

The plan held up early. It came apart because Momo Yaoyorozu's Creation Quirk offered far too many possibilities to model in advance, and because Kyoka Jiro, Mezo Shoji, and Tsuyu Asui acted on emotion rather than logic, adding enough uncertainty that Saiko's calculations no longer held. Momo and her friends took the exchange.

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Notable Members

Saiko Intelli leads the group. Her IQ Quirk sharpens her cognition enormously once she has had her tea and closed her eyes, letting her process and compute large volumes of information at speed.

Her classmates go unnamed, but each is distinctly powered. One projects holograms through her eyes, which shift from black to pink while the Quirk runs, showing the places and people inside them. Another manipulates her hair in medusa fashion. A third turns her arms into tentacles, while a short student summons spikes from her body. One girl grows large claws and can push a metal bar out of her palms, and another aims and shoots with perfect accuracy through a part-slingshot glove that seems to electrify its ammunition.

Three more round out the squad. A girl with short pigtails sends freezing air out of her fingertips, relying on a mask to breathe in the chill and metal gauntlets against frostbite. The girl with pointy ears calls metal hammers from her back. The blue-haired student emits fire from her fingers, tight and hot enough to weld a door, and she guards her face and hands with a welder's mask and gloves of metal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Seiai Academy in My Hero Academia?

Seiai Academy is an anime-original hero school whose name means Divine Love, notable because every student shown on screen appears to be female.

Who leads Seiai Academy's team in My Hero Academia?

Saiko Intelli leads the Seiai Academy group, using her IQ Quirk to process huge amounts of information and devise combat strategies once she has had her tea.

What happened when Seiai Academy faced Class 1-A?

During the Provisional Hero License Exam, Saiko Intelli's Seiai Academy squad nearly beat Class 1-A with a calculated plan, but Momo Yaoyorozu's unpredictable Creation Quirk and her classmates' emotional decisions threw off Saiko's calculations, letting Momo's group win.

When did Seiai Academy first appear?

Seiai Academy debuted in Episode 55 of the anime, as the third and final anime-original hero school introduced in the series.

What Quirks do Seiai Academy students have?

Seiai Academy students display a range of Quirks, including Saiko Intelli's IQ, hologram projection, hair manipulation, tentacle arms, spike generation, claws, and fire emitted from the fingers.

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