My Hero Academia — Plus Ultra

Commanded by Izuku Midoriya, Ninth Holder, this Jeskai (white/blue/red) 100-Card Commander Deck is about the price of the swing. Heroism here is a licensed profession with an entrance exam, a public ranking and a commission; into it walks a boy born with nothing, handed the strongest power in the country and a body that cannot hold it. On every attack he chooses how much to use, and everything above the smallest setting breaks something that does not grow back.

• One For All %: each time the creature attacks, choose 5%, 20%, 45% or 100%. 5% is a free +1/+1. 20% gives +3/+3, trample and one fracture counter; 45% gives +6/+6, trample, double strike and two fracture counters. At three fracture counters a creature can neither attack nor block. 100% makes it a 12/12 indestructible double-striking trampler that is sacrificed at the next end step. Nothing is banked between attacks: the number is chosen fresh and the bill arrives the same turn.
• Hero Ranking: whoever controls the most creatures with power 4 or greater is the No. 1 Hero, draws an extra card each upkeep and gives their creatures vigilance. Nobody chooses it; the board decides, and it moves the moment something enters or dies. Stain, Gigantomachia and the Nomu go after whoever holds it, and All Might makes you No. 1 just by being on the battlefield. The deck plays from both sides of the chart.
• Plus Ultra means again: Gran Torino untaps any creature that chooses 100%, and The U.A. Sports Festival grants an extra combat when it connects — attack, choose 100% again, repeat. Recovery Girl and Eri are the only way back from the fractures.

Why Jeskai

White is the institution: a licence number, an agency, an exam you can fail. Blue is the notebook — thirteen volumes of analysis, Aizawa erasing a quirk mid-sentence, Nighteye reading the future. Red is the child who breaks his own fingers to go one metre further. No green: nothing in this story grows on its own. Twenty-nine cards carry One For All, eight more read the fracture counters it leaves, and eighteen print the Hero Ranking.

A complete 100-card Commander deck plus 5 tokens, tuned for Bracket 4, available as a digital print-yourself edition or a printed physical deck, and offered in 10 languages.