The disclaimer: I still only own Trepp and nothing else here. All these characters belong to their rightful owners

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"I wasn't expecting to get a monster from this and thought only the kids were getting them," Pixie-Bob admitted truthfully as her group looked a bit shocked.

"I had the same thought," Aizawa admitted, looking a bit more attentive at the little tidbit.

"Well you aren't getting monsters. To be a bit more precise you five are getting a creature that helps the hunters in their quest to either slay or capture monsters," Trepp explained

"Wow," Mina grinned and looked excited, "that means they gotta be strong and have heavy weapons or something."

"Strong is a bit debatable but i will say they're fierce as felynes," Trepp said

"Felines? We're getting cats?" Ragdoll cheered with a smile on her face. Unknown to everyone, Aizawa perked up a bit at that. He was paying close attention now as his fondness of cats made him a bit more interested.

"Well yes but you're not getting what you expect if I'm being honest," Trepp

"Wait a minute. They're getting cats in a sense," Denki started to say, "And they fight monsters like the one from the Brachydios video?"

"One in the same, my electrifying friend," Trepp praised as the blonde smiled happily, "But we'll start this now before we have any more interruptions."

A strange symbol suddenly appeared from the darkness, a large neon yellow triangle with a circle in the middle of it, four smaller triangles below it, the name "STRAWFOOT" appearing below it. All this was accompanied by mysterious, but calming music. "This New World we inhabit can be a strange and terrifying place to call home. It's dangerous outside the walls of Astera and no hunter should journey out into the wild lands unaccompanied. But thankfully, we didn't travel here alone." This new narrator explained as a split-screen showed three different Lynians, A Felyne with a headband dancing in a festival with a few others, a Melynx getting into mischief as it stood on a rolling Felyne head decoration and another Felyne in the desert, approaching a large skeleton with a bone pickaxe on its back.

"Well this is new," Shoji said confused, "I thought we were watching another Rage video."

"Don't get used to Rage being the only one you watch. There's a few people who you'll see with different styles and approaches to the monsters," Trepp explained

"What was that he said about the New World?" Aoyoma asked.

"An expedition to explore more of the world is the short version. Though in the new world they found new monsters and all," Trepp answered as the students were curious about it and decided to ask later.

A white background was then shown with images of three hunters on the screen. The one to the left was an absolute juggernaut in bone-plated armor with fur around the edges. The second, an adorable young woman, likely around Ragdoll's age in a large, fluffy dress and hat, furry boots as well, but with some bone plating on the front and mostly bone gloves on and finally, to the right, a man in striking white and pink Mistralian (oriental) robes and clothing, with a fox-like mask with bunny-like ears on it.

"Woah, that's armor?" Kirashima asked while grinning.

"He looks ready to steamroll us," Sero shouted

"The girl's outfit looks adorable and stylish," Toru and Mina admitted and hoped to get that later.

"I wouldn't mind wearing that," Pixie-Bob admitted as it did look comfy to her.

"Could look a bit better in black," Tokoyami said while looking at the last armor.

"It almost looks like a ninja outfit," Tsuyu guessed as it looked similar to classic ninja outfits if a bit flashy.

"Behind every great hunter is a loyal Palico." The narrator declared as the image of three Felynes appeared in front of the hunters, a traditional knight-looking one in front of the tank-like hunter, one that looked like a mail man in front of the girl and one that looked like some kind of princess knight in front of the strikingly-dressed hunter. "But what exactly are these strange, bipedal cat creatures? And what is their relationship to the Hunter's Guild? My name is Strawfoot and these are the Lynians." The narrator announced as the images of the hunters turned gray and faded out of the picture, leaving their cat-like partners in the spotlight, before everything went white.

"So cute!" The Pussycats yelled while Tiger admitted it a bit softer.

"That mailman one looks odd," Kota admitted as he tried to imagine why a mail cat was considered

"Just so you know, a good number of the armors are a bit silly looking. So don't scoff at their appearance since they can give them a big buff," Trepp advised with everyone nodding

"And we're getting them?" The pussycats and Aizawa asked while looking at their host. The class looked at their tired teacher and were a bit weirded out by the sudden enthusiasm while Allmight tried not to laugh.

"You will and I'll be giving them the appropriate armor, weapon and gadgets to help you," Trepp answered, making the five older heroes wonder what they'll get.

"Gadgets?" Mei perked up and began to fantasize about what could be shown.

"Later," Trepp promised as Mei pouted.

A large book was then shown on a table, titled "Strawfoot's Monstrous Compilation. "There are five known species of Lynians recorded in the history of our world. These are Felynes, Melynxes, Grimalkynes, Shakalaka and Uruki." Strawfoot explained as a white background was shown again, an image of each creature he explained was shown: a white and tan Felyne, a black and white Melynx, multi-colored Grimalkynes, the masked Shakalaka and the primate-like Uruki.

"They look adorable," the girls gushed as they wanted to pet them, even Aizawa wanted to pet them.

"Interesting names. I'm guessing it's their breeds, tribes or something of the like?" Aizawa asked while looking more awake than the class was used to.

"Basically yes, just watch and it'll be explained," Trepp advised simply.

"Felynes are the most well-known species of Lynian, they are small, bipedal cats, typically tan in color with brown paw print markings, although a great variety of colors and patterns are possible." Strawfoot explained as a blue Felyne was seen blowing on a horn, a strange green energy swirling around and rejuvenating its hunting partner. "Originally, they lived only in the wilds of the Old World, in primitive hunter-gatherer tribes. However, some time during the second age, small numbers of these creatures began integrating themselves into human and Wyverian society." He went on as a Felyne was seen delivering a huge platter of food to a table of hunters. Shortly after, manga art was then shown of these creatures.

"So the hunters get to live with them?" Shoto asked as he found the creatures a bit interesting.

"Lucky," Aizawa mumbled as he felt like that could have been a good vacation spot if he ever took one.

"And soon we'll get a few new friends," The Pussycats happily cheered as they imagined fighting crime with their furry new companions.

"Felynes living in human society most commonly find employment as cooks, farmers, or housekeepers. They often take up these services in exchange for food or felvine. Some very brave Felyne are chosen by hunters to become Palicos. Palicos accompany hunters into the field and support them in battle against monsters. A well-trained Palico is even capable of bringing down large monsters by itself." Strawfoot explained as several images of Felynes in various clothing, even with armor and weapons, were shown.

"That's kinda shocking but impressive," Aizawa admitted with his lips curving into a smile.

"Just goes to show you that even small ones can be strong," Izuku chuckled a bit as everyone was liking this so far.

"I'm tempted to ask for an exchange for one of them," Mina said out loud.

"Those are ours," The [ussycats and Aizawa said loudly, causing the clash to back away slightly.

"There is a common misconception surrounding our Lynian companions, more specifically Felynes, which I feel needs further explanation. Many hunters I've spoken to worry that the Felynes who serve them have been somehow enslaved by the human race, or exist within our communities as a sort of lower cast. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. While it is true that Felynes are not paid in Zenny for their services, this is because in Lynian culture, there is no real concept of currency. The Felyne has no real use for Zenny. According to the laws of the Hunter's Guild, Felynes are considered equal citizens of the realm and as such hold all the same rights and privileges as a human or Wyverian. In fact, some Felynes have even risen to positions of great power in our society." Strawfoot explained as the images of shining gold coins with a Z on them were shown, along with more images of Felynes.

"That's good," Koda sighed happily.

"Kinda sucks they don't want money but at least they're all well cared for," Tsuyu monotoned.

"When there's no value, they don't care. It's odd, no doubt about that, but it's their own belief," Momo

"The most notable of these is the mysterious Felyne known as Felcote, who attained the rank of Guild Knight in the Hunter's Guild." Strawfoot explained as the image of a white and brown female Felyne wearing a furry white and orange cloak with a bell on the neck was shown. "If you're familiar with Guild Knights, then you know that they outrank hunters in the Guild and serve as elite guards, tasked not only with protecting major population centers, but also with the job of policing hunters and enforcing Guild policy and hunting restrictions." He explained as a male and female hunter in cowboy-esque armor were shown.

"Woah, that cat must be powerful," Denki whispered.

"Elite guards?" Ojiro wondered.

"They're enforcers, making sure no one is breaking any laws or codes," Trepp explained simiply

"Recent years have seen the creation of several Felyne villages, such as Cheeko Sands and Poka Poka Village. The cats from these villages have apparently take what they have learned living in human and Wyverian villages and cities and used the knowledge to build their own communities." Strawfoot elaborated as several cartoonish images were shown of Felynes living in their own villages and beating up monsters.

"Cute drawings," Tiger observed.

"Reminds me of those mangas I have," Kota said as he wanted them right now.

"Wouldn't mind going to one of those villages," Ragdoll cheered and pointed at the screen like an excited child.

"And it shows these little guys are willing to adapt and better themselves," Allmight and Aizawa said as the latter nodded approvingly like a proud father.

Next, the familiar images of Melynx were shown. "Melynx appear very similar to Felynes, however they have only one possible fur coloration, which is a black-white paw print pattern. Like Felynes, Melynxes have integrated themselves into many human and Wyverian villages. They serve most often as cooks and housekeepers and are even chosen on occasion to become Palicos." Strawfoot told the story of the darker Lynians as a few images of them were shown, before a clip of Felynes and Melynxes at a festival, playing instruments. "All Melynxes are kleptomaniacs. They will steal anything they can get their adorable little paws on. They're also extremely sensitive to felvine and will attempt to steal this plant, even ignoring more valuable targets if it is available." Their narrator continued.

"This is too cute. I just can't take it," Uraraka admitted as she smiled and collapsed in her seat.

"Now that's a party i wouldn't mind joining," Mina,the Pussycats and Aizawa admitted

"I'd be a bit cautious if one of them cooked food," Sato said as he was curious about how they cooked. He also wondered if he could get some of those recipes.

"Melynxes, like Felynes, don't seem to place much value in Zenny or other objects valuable to humans and Wyverians. All of the items they steal are left as offerings to small stone cat statues in their dens. It is unclear if this is a religious ritual or tradition, or if they just don't have anything better to do with the object." Strawfoot told the intricacies of Melynx tradition as images of a festival were shown, humans and Felynes alike dancing, a strange Lynian with a helmet made from what looked like a giant acorn with a strange sickle weapon observing numerous masks, or several food vendors being observed.

"Interesting," Allmight said, stroking his chin.

"Now I wanna dance with them," Mina admitted as her eyes sparkled in excitement.

"Grimalkynes are a more primitive relative of the Felyne and are found only in the New World. Unlike Felynes, Grimalkynes have never attempted to learn human language or made any effort to integrate themselves into human society. Although Grimalkynes are largely anti-social creatures, they have been known to assist human hunters and Palicos in the field and can communicate effectively with Felynes when necessary." The new narrator explained as the image of a pair of Grimalkynes were shown.

"It's kinda sad they never tried to understand human culture," Allmight sighed.

"It's their own choice and if they don't want to know about them then that's their problem," Bakugo groaned.

"While I don't like the wording of it, I do agree with the meaning of it. We can't force them and if they like their way of life then we should support it," Iida replied while shaking his head

"Shakalakas are small, humanoid creatures who live in primitive tribal communities. Shakalakas in the wild are usually hostile to human hunters and will often attack on sight, throwing bombs and boomerangs and using primitive stone swords." Strawfoot explained as a red masked Gajalaka with green stripes on the mask was shown.

"They remind me of those desert island people you see in cartoons," Aoyoma sighed as he remembered his childhood.

"I was just about to say the same thing," Denki yelled.

"Well if we ever see them, we'll know to get away from them asap," Toru said.

"Or use Mineta as a sacrifice," Jiro snarked with a cruel smile on her face.

"WWWWHHYYYY!?" Mineta screamed with tears running down his face.

"A Shakalaka's mask is a status symbol within the tribe. The more elaborate or outrageous the mask, the higher the status of the Shakalaka. When a Shakalaka is born, it is given a very simple mask. When a Shakalaka comes of age, it must undertake a journey to find its own mask as a sort of coming of age ritual." Strawfoot went on while golden mask was then shown as a pair of young Shakalaka raced up to it, looking at each other, before fighting over it.

"Those two are fucking stupid to be fighting over that mask," Bakugo complained.

"It's their tribe's tradition, we can't disrespect them," Iida chastised while chopping the air robotically.

"It's still fucking stupid, four eyes," Bakugo growled.

"The Gajalakas are a tribe of Shakalakas found only living in the New World. On the surface, they appear very similar to Old World tribes, however research into their society and biology is ongoing and we still have much to learn about the Gajalaka. The most famous Shakalaka are Cha-Cha and Kayamba. These two young Shakalakas met a hunter outside of Moga Village while on their first mask quest. They joined the hunter and by using the First Age technology of an ancient mask, they ultimately helped the hunter defeat the massive Elder Dragon Ceadeus, saving Moga Village from certain destruction." Strawfoot finished the story of the Shakalaka.

"Even when they're limited, those little guys are ready to fight," Mei cheered, loving all of these adorable cats.

"They're doing it the manly way," Kirashima said.

"Just goes to show they're tough," Pixie-bob cheered, loving the creatures.

"And it means they'll be perfect for our team," Mandalay muttered with her eyes shining.

As he told the story, the two Shakalaka, now identified as Cha-Cha and Kayamba were shown still fighting over the mask, which eventually slipped from both of their grasps, rolling out of the cave into a herd of stampeding aptonoth running on a narrow ledge of a cliff above the ocean, getting caught in one aptonoth's crest. The two Lynians jumped after it, Kayamba grabbing onto one of the aptonoth and Cha-Cha grabbing onto a jaggi, one of the raptor-like creatures chasing the aptonoth, which likely caused the stampede. A strange sea creature leapt up for a bite at the aptonoth and missed, then the jaggi singled out the exact aptonoth the Shakalaka needed, jumping on it and nearly sending themselves, the aptonoth and the two young Shakalaka into the ocean, but the aptonoth just managed to save itself from falling at the two Lynians retrieved the mask.

"So close," Everyone groaned.

Finally, the image of the last group of Lynians was shown. "The Uruki are a species of owl-like Lynians who live only in the wildest frontiers of the Old World, far from human civilization. Much like Grimalkynes, they live only in primitive tribal communities and appear to have little interest in human and Wyverian civilizations. Currently, very little is known about these strange tribal creatures. However, research is ongoing." Strawfoot finished.

"Research on them is something I approve of that," The pussycats said, thinking they could benefit from learning more about these palicos. Though they will admit they just want to see more.

"It can't hurt," Aizawa admitted as Allmight struggled to keep his composure as his shoulder shook.

"More research is definitely needed," Toru and Mina cheered.

"I guess I don't even need to ask what you all think," Trepp stated evenly, "Then we'll start the next part."

"The gadgets? Please tell me it's the gadgets like you promised," Mei begged as she gripped the back or the chair in front of her.

"After this next one and you'll see it," Trepp answered as the inventor slumped in her chair.

"So what's next?" Izuku asked.

"It's gotta be Uraraka's, right?" Momo asked while looking at their host.

"You're half right. The next video isn't just one monster, instead it's four monsters," Trepp answered as everyone's eye widened at that little tidbit.

"That's a lot," Sero said.

"Plus it's also Kota's monster as well. So we'll watch the Fated Four next," Trepp announced as the kids were curious of what the monsters would be.

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So here's the new chapter with the best companions you can bring on a hunt. Hope you all like this as I had most of these lines thought of a head of time. Next time we'll see everyone's reactio to the Fated Four and man that's gonna be tough.