Founder: Unknown

Organization Type: Private Academy, Boarding School

Goals: Heroism Development

Locations: Daybreak City

Affiliations: Republic of Kandoria

Status: Active

Slogan: Proud Home to Future Heroes of Today!

The Union Academy is a government-funded private institute where young individuals with superhuman abilities train to become heroes, while also serving as the base of operations and training site for most heroes.

Despite its purpose to groom youths to become heroes, most of the students and the professors are shown to be very corrupt, abusing their powers and authorities.

History

Although the exact date of the Union Academy's foundation is unknown, but it is presumed that it was first founded around the late 1990s, where continuing appearances of many different superheroes would lead to the creation of the Union Academy, in hopes of training young individuals with special superhuman powers could become heroes in the future.

Around 2020, the introduction of Quirk Phenomenon, would lead to the booming of the Union Academy, recruiting many young men and women into their school. Other individuals with different sorts of powers, such as magic, Semblances, Sacred Gears, Magecraft, Cursed Techniques, Visions, and others would be enrolled as well.

Many nations would become benefactors to the school, including the United States, Japan, the four Kingdoms of Remnant. This also applied to many corporations as well, including the Schnee Dust Corporation, Vought International, and the Big 3 (Elysion, Tetra Line, and Missilis).

However, the more popularity and support the school gained, there were signs of corruption as well. The students, who were arrogant in their abilities, began to abuse their statuses to gain popularity and forgot the ideals they first fought for. Some like Weiss Schnee, the heiress to Schnee Dust Corporations, Issei Hyoudou, a human-turned-devil who is the Red Dragon Emperor, and some Pro Heroes who fought for money, were one of the many factors behind the people's resentment of Union Academy. To make matters worse, even some of the headmasters were corrupt as well, abusing their positions for their personal gains.

After the arrival of the Paradigms, the said heroes gained official higher power than even the headmasters, which allowed them to bring end to the corruption within Union Academy.

Curriculum

The Union Academy is a private institution, where it acts as both a high school and a university.

Union Academy does not adhere to traditional school methods, and allows their staff to teach their classes however they like. This includes teachers having the authority to expel any student(s) at any time and for any reason, no matter how minor. Furthermore, students who are expelled can be re-enrolled, although the expulsion will still remain on their permanent records.

Students were also sent on missions as part of their time at the academy. First-year students were generally limited to lower-risk missions, such as accompanying police officers into the city and had to be accompanied by a professional hero on their first mission. Third-years are known to go on higher-risk missions. Additionally, Union provides more one-on-one time with veteran heroes than other Academies.

The Union Academy is a five-day school week where the weekends are day off.

Classes

The students' primary education involves everything they need to know to become excellent heroes in service of the community and work towards the qualifications necessary to be allowed to use their powers in public. These include medical aid and close combat.

There has been numerous controversies regarding the combat classes, such as some students using that class as an advantage to assault and bully weaker students and some professors covering it up.

Uniform

The uniform consists of a long-sleeve, button up white shirt, a dark blue jacket with dark red stripes, and a dark gray tie. The boys uniform include dark blue pants, while the girls uniform includes a dark red pleated skirt. Some of the uniform worn by the students includes vest.

While the students are required to wear this uniform, it seems the faculty is lax about enforcing students to wear the uniform properly; Katsuki Bakugo wears his uniform with the top buttons undone, no tie, and his pants sagging. Izuku Midoriya wears his tie not tied properly. Ruby Rose wears her cape. Yang Xiao Long and Neptune Vasilias wear gloves. The students are also allowed to customize their uniforms as well.

The faculty don't seem to mind students wearing footwear outside of the common brown dress shoes. Hair dye and piercings are also allowed.

Their gym uniform matches the color of standard uniform. The gym uniform is either a short-sleeved, long-sleeved, or sleeveless shirt, along with long pants.

Security System

All the students and staff must require a special ID Card that allows them to enter the premises. Many such precautions have been made to keep out villains and members of the press. The school buildings are protected by magical fields that keep any threats from entering the area.

The school also has an underground emergency shelter that acts as a linear maglev network that can send them along any number of underground routes at the faculty's discretion. The ground between the surface and the shelters will fortify with about three thousand layers of bulwark plates. Should the system detect anything out of the ordinary, a countermeasure will activate and the pillars that connect the plates will unlock, rendering each plate independently mobile, significantly delaying any incoming attack.

Staff

Headmasters

Joseph Andersen

Olga Marie Animusphere

Azazel

Celestia

Dainsleif

John Gillman / Homelander

Satoru Gojo

James Ironwood

Kirei Kotomine

Sirzechs Lucifer

Luna

Makima

Nezu

Ozpin

Tokinada Tsunayashiro

Professors

Shota Aizawa

Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald

Bazett Fraga McRemitz

Glynda Goodwitch

Ingrid

Utahime Iori

Kishibe

Marciana

Mary

Mei Mei

Kento Nanami

Neuvillette

Ningguang

Bartholomew Oobleck

Peter Port

Rossweisse

Kairi Sisigou

Yoruichi Shihouin

Kisuke Urahara

Waver Velvet

Toshinori Yagi / All Might

Students

Candace Aaru

Renji Abarai

Julian Ainsworth

Alhaitham

Xiao Alatus

Kaeya Alberich

Tamaki Amajiki

Andre Anderson

Anis

Applejack

Itto Arataki

Jaune Arc

Asia Argento

Mina Ashido

Venti Barbatos

Katsuki Bakugo

Ei Beelzebul

Blake Belladonna

Blanc and Noir

Brid

Navia Caspar

Rainbow Dash

Denji

Dolla

Drake

Emma

Shirou Emiya

Dehya Eremite

Eunhwa

Fluttershy

Ritsuka Fujimaru

Megumi Fushiguro

Tighnari Gandharva

Ganyu

Mark Grayson

Rias Gremory

Jean Gunnhildr

Nejire Hado

Kinji Hakari

Aki Hayakawa

Kobeni Higashiyama

Akeno Himejima

Hu Tao

Issei Hyoudou

Tenya Iida

Tobio Ikuse

Uryu Ishida

Yuji Itadori

Kyoka Jiro

Kazuha Kaedehara

Denki Kaminari

Ayato Kamisato

Ayaka Kamisato

Thoma Kamisato

Noritoshi Kamo

Keqing

Yuto Kiba

Eijiro Kirishima

Rukia Kuchiki

Nobara Kugisaki

Sara Kujou

Alistair Kurokoro

Ichigo Kurosaki

Mash Kyrielight

Laplace

Eula Lawrence

Jordan Li

Lie Ren

Ludmilla

Fischl von Luftschloss Narfidort

Lyney and Lynette

Cyno Mahamatra

Maiden

Marian

Shinji Matou

Sakura Matou

Maxwell

Mona Megistus

Wriothesley Meropide

Emma Meyer

Izuku Midoriya

Mihara

Lisa Minci

Zhongli Morax

Marie Moreau

Creed Morrow

Neon

Tyler Oppenheimer

Artoria Pendragon

Philip Peverell

Pinkie Pie

Penny Polendina

Power

Xenovia Quarta

Diluc Ragnvindr

Rapi

Rarity

Albedo Rhinedottir

Luke Riordan

Sister Rosaria

Ruby Rose

Rupee

Genshirou Saji

Kokomi Sangonomiya

Velvet Scarlatina

Weiss Schnee

Shenhe

Sunset Shimmer

Hitoshi Shinso

Sona Sitri

Twilight Sparkle

Sugar

Clorinde Tancrede

Shoto Todoroki

Mirio Togata

Rin Tohsaka

Koneko Tojo

Fumikage Tokoyami

Ochako Uraraka

Irene Valentine

Nora Valkyrie

Neptune Vasilias

Vesti

Lumine Viatorix

Gasper Vladi

Samantha Eve Wilkins

Nick Wright

Sun Wukong

Yang Xiao Long

Yelan

Taeho Yeun

Hirofumi Yoshida

Yuni

Maki Zenin