Boku no Hero Academia
What is the name of the main character who inherits One For All?
Izuku Midoriya (Deku)
What breathing style does Tanjiro first learn from Urokodaki?
Water Breathing
What position does Hinata play?
Middle Blocker
Who is the king of the gods ruled Mount Olympus?
Zeus
What is the name of this kitchen appliance which is used to bake cakes, cookies, and casseroles?
Oven
What is Katsuki Bakugou’s Quirk called?
Explosion
What are the members of the elite demon-killing group called?
The Hashira
What’s the name of Karasuno’s captain?
Daichi Sawamura
What is the name of the ferryman who transported souls across the River Styx for a price?
Charon
What is the name of the common kitchen ingredients mineral that enhances flavor and is sometimes called “the world’s oldest seasoning”?
Salt
Who was the first villain that Deku and Bakugou fought together during training?
All Might
What is the name of the Blood Demon Art used by Muzan?
Biokenesis
What was Karasuno’s reputation before Hinata and Kageyama joined?
The Fallen Champions / Wingless Crows
Who is the youngest Olympian and what type of god he/she is?
Dionysus, god of wine, theater, and madness
This white powder is used in baking to make dough expand by releasing carbon dioxide.
Baking Powder
How many users had possessed One For All before Deku?
8
Who defeats Upper Moon Six, Daki and Gyutaro?
Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Tengen
What is Bokuto’s jersey number at Fukurodani?
Number 4
What is the name of a nine-headed serpent slain by Heracles as one of his labors?
Hydra
What is the name of the Japanese dish features vinegared rice combined with seafood or vegetables?
Sushi
What song does Jirou perform at the U.A. School Festival?
Hero Too
Which Hashira was once a former Lower Moon demon before rejoining the Corps?
None
In which match did Karasuno finally defeat Aoba Johsai?
Spring High Qualifiers (Miyagi Prefecture Finals)
What is the name of a creature half-bird, half-woman creatures lured sailors to their deaths with song?
The Sirens
This spice, known as the world’s most expensive by weight, comes from the stigma of a crocus flower
Saffron