Bit of a broad question and, to be honest, I wouldn't consider D&D to be very good at "superhero" style campaigns. Especially not one where every character is expecting to have at least one or more extremely flashy and powerful abilities that don't really have any comparison in D&D.
There are plenty of superhero TTRPGs out there that would much easier to adjust for a My Hero Academia style game (I've only tried Marvel's Multiverse one and its not bad)
D&D neither does shonen battle anime nor modern day superheroes very well, and MHA is both. I'd third the suggestion to use a different system entirely.
In your tabletop you should enjoy complete creative freedom but 5e hasn't be designed to play with firearms, advanced technology or superheroes.
The superheroes usually have got a radical power scale. They can throw cars like they were simple stones, or to break a wall is relatively easy for them.
The hard part is to design enemies with a right challenguing rating because they could be too hard or too easy.
If you want to do a MHA campaign then I think that you need to have homebrew classes for each character you want you PCs to be, having a MHA campaign with different creatures then the normal 5E creatures you would need homebrew creatures and encounters out of the anime.
With the creative freedom of DND you would need to put in a lot of effort but it will be very fun too this though.
A few considerations
Balancing encounters
Making puzzles for dungeons if you have any
What level the players will be
Balancing the home brew classes
Making the challenging rating right
What proficients they would have because of there quirks
Would you need to make homebrew species
But in the end it is very possible to do a MHA campaign
If you want to do a MHA campaign then I think that you need to have homebrew classes for each character you want you PCs to be, having a MHA campaign with different creatures then the normal 5E creatures you would need homebrew creatures and encounters out of the anime.
With the creative freedom of DND you would need to put in a lot of effort but it will be very fun too this though.
A few considerations
Balancing encounters
Making puzzles for dungeons if you have any
What level the players will be
Balancing the home brew classes
Making the challenging rating right
What proficients they would have because of there quirks
Would you need to make homebrew species
But in the end it is very possible to do a MHA campaign
The pcs would have to include at least. Shoto Todoroki Izuku Midoriya and Shigaraki.
Trying this out any tips? And should I use inshow characters or my homebrew. If I use inshow. Which characters?
Bit of a broad question and, to be honest, I wouldn't consider D&D to be very good at "superhero" style campaigns. Especially not one where every character is expecting to have at least one or more extremely flashy and powerful abilities that don't really have any comparison in D&D.
There are plenty of superhero TTRPGs out there that would much easier to adjust for a My Hero Academia style game (I've only tried Marvel's Multiverse one and its not bad)
I'd recommend "Tiny Supers" as a potential game system to have a look at.
D&D neither does shonen battle anime nor modern day superheroes very well, and MHA is both. I'd third the suggestion to use a different system entirely.
In your tabletop you should enjoy complete creative freedom but 5e hasn't be designed to play with firearms, advanced technology or superheroes.
The superheroes usually have got a radical power scale. They can throw cars like they were simple stones, or to break a wall is relatively easy for them.
The hard part is to design enemies with a right challenguing rating because they could be too hard or too easy.
If you want to do a MHA campaign then I think that you need to have homebrew classes for each character you want you PCs to be, having a MHA campaign with different creatures then the normal 5E creatures you would need homebrew creatures and encounters out of the anime.
With the creative freedom of DND you would need to put in a lot of effort but it will be very fun too this though.
A few considerations
But in the end it is very possible to do a MHA campaign
The pcs would have to include at least. Shoto Todoroki Izuku Midoriya and Shigaraki.