MHA Pyramid is a daily ranking puzzle. You get a category and a set of eight to ten My Hero Academia characters, and you have to put them in the right order from first to last. Correct positions lock in place after each check, so every attempt teaches you something about the answer.

The category changes every day and covers the debates that never end in the fandom: overall power, combat prowess inside Class 1-A, the top pro heroes, speed and mobility, villain threat level, tactical battle IQ, durability, heroic spirit and the chain of One For All holders. Each comes with a one-line description of what is being judged, and that matters: the most powerful character is not always the toughest or the smartest.

Read the category and its description, then fill the numbered slots from 1 at the top downwards. Click a character in the Available area to select them, then click a slot to place them. Placing a character on a filled slot swaps the two, and clicking a filled slot with nothing selected sends that character back to the pool.

When every slot is filled, press Check Order. Characters in the correct position turn blue and lock. Characters in the wrong position are marked red and return to the pool, so you only rearrange the part you got wrong.

You have four checks. Solving on the first attempt is worth 10,000 points, then 7,500, 5,000 and 2,500 for later attempts. Everyone plays the same category that day, and a new one arrives when the countdown ends.

Place the ends first. The top and bottom of a list are usually the least controversial, so commit your most confident picks to slot 1 and the last slot, and save your thinking for the crowded middle.

Take the description literally. A list about mobility rewards speed and aerial movement, not raw strength, and a list about heart and heroic spirit is about will and sacrifice rather than power. The rankings follow the story through the Final War, so late-series feats count.

Use your first check as information. If you are unsure about three characters in the middle, place them in your best-guess order instead of agonising, because the locks will show you which slots were right. On the next attempt you only reshuffle the red slots, and with fewer names left each swap is far more likely to land.