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Tajima is a young man with short dark hair, typically wearing a dark sweater over a plaid shirt.

Tajima's strong loyalty to All For One is based upon his fear of being eliminated for not following orders or not proving his worth to him. This fear pushes him into dutifully going along with directives or taking drastic actions that could lead to innocent people being hurt. He believes that All For One ruling the world is inevitable, a belief that only helped spurn his fears. Despite usually keeping a stern, cool-headed, demeanor when performing his role as a spy, whenever things go in his favor or against it, he tends to internally become quite excited or anxious.


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Takahiro has a head like that of a bird's, with spiked feathers similar to those of Fumikage Tokoyami . He has feather-like ruffles around his neck that extend down to his chest, and he also has a large pair of wings that protrude from his back. Takahiro has bird-like claws for hands with long talons on each finger.
In his hero costume , he wears a set of headphones and a vest with a high popped collar, as well as a pair of baggy parachute pants with circles on the knees, and buttons going down to the crotch, the top two unbuttoned. His pants are held up with a belt with a large front buckle, and on his feet are plain boots.

Not much is known about his personality at this time.


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Takami is a tall, middle-aged man with brown hair that's swept messily backward, similarly to his son's, and a beard that just like his thin eyebrows has gaps in between. Also like his son, he has golden-brown eyes, and he's notably missing a piece of his front tooth. He also possesses a small set of brown feathers, similar to the ones on his son's wings, across both his arms.
He's seen wearing a dark jacket along with dark pants.

Takami was a cruel man and a thief who was desperate to make money and had murdered someone over petty change. After becoming a fugitive and being forced to elude Pro Heroes and the police, he became a paranoid alcoholic who would violently lash out at his wife and son. Despite Tomie helping him evade the law, he showed no care or gratitude towards his wife, nor any concern over her declined mental state and only demanded that she find him another job.
He was especially abusive towards his son, Keigo, as he would force him to stay inside in fear that he would go to the police. When Keigo did leave, he immediately accused his son of selling him out, despite him assuring that he didn't and that nobody saw him. He then yelled at and kicked his son just for turning his back to him. Takami only saw Keigo as a burden, lamenting how he would have been free as a bird had his son never been born.


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Takeshi is a young man who appears to be in his early-mid teens. He has short, scruffy hair, small eyebrows, and soft facial features. Because he had not released his Quirk for years, he looked pale and sickly due to the poisonous gas that accumulated in his body, but once he released it, he presented a healthier appearance.
He wears a hoodie and mask that conceal his face.

Takeshi is a kind and considerate boy. He envies Heroes because they can use their Quirks freely, although this feeling is due Takeshi's need to use his uncontrollable Quirk to avoid damaging his body rather than genuine resentment.
Takeshi wants, above all, not to endanger other people due to his peculiarity. Therefore, he has not released the poisonous gas that builds up inside him for years, and when he had no choice, he specifically tries to release his poison in areas with few people.
Though his criminality lies more within his negligence, as he felt compelled to deal with his dangerous situation alone. When Deku offered to help when he noticed he was ill, Takeshi lied that nothing was wrong.


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Takeshita has spiky blond hair and appears to be of average build. He sports some stubble and a faint moustache.
Takeshita's hero costume includes two vertically cut half-bamboo stalks over his ears, brown fingerless gloves, and two bamboo stalks crossed over his back. His green jacket has a cuff of fur and shoulder pads. He appears to be wearing a black top of some sort underneath his jacket.

Takeshita seems to be friendly, as seen when he greeted civilians politely. [1]


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Takuto is a small boy with a protruding face resembling that of a bird. He has very sharp teeth and his eyes are on the side of his head. His hair is light and spiky.

Takuto is an enthusiastic little kid, especially when it comes to Heroes . He is, however, sensitive, and will cry when screamed at.


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Tamaki is a tall young man with rather pale skin. His ears are longer than most, their tips pointy and somewhat elf-like. He has messy, dark indigo hair, which sticks out behind his head, and thin, tired-looking eyes, partially covered by his bangs. Tamaki's shoulders are usually hunched, and he avoids eye contact with people.
Tamaki wears his tie slightly loosened when wearing his school uniform, and his shirt is only partially tucked in.
Tamaki's hero costume consists of a black bodysuit decorated with beige plating around the arms and shoulders. He dons a white tunic, matching cape, and hood with more beige layering on the top. The cape connects to a scarf-like collar with a silver front mask, while also sporting a thin beige mask with a transparent purple lense over his face, and a matching purple carrier vest with brown straps and multiple pouches. He is also barefoot, giving him more freedom when using his Quirk .

Tamaki is extremely shy, aloof, depressed, "intimidating", and introverted, especially around big audiences. He gets nervous very easily when talking to other people. If his anxiety gets the best of him, Tamaki will often face away and lean into a wall to hide his face from others. [8] This also happens whenever Tamaki has a bad feeling or feels insulted. [9]
While his physical abilities and Quirk are outstanding, Tamaki is socially awkward and lacks confidence in his powers. He feels overwhelmed by the pressure to be perfect, which has damaged his self-esteem. [10] Tamaki is quick to point out when others are too optimistic in his pessimistic opinion and cannot recognize his achievements. His pessimism directly contrasts with Fat Gum's optimism. Even after being complimented by Fat Gum, Tamaki often takes his mentor's praise for taunting. [2]
Despite his timid heart, Tamaki can show flashes of bravery. Even though he's always been a shy and reserved boy, Tamaki was able to hone his skills and climb the ranks into one of U.A.'s Big 3. Mirio Togata is a big inspiration for Tamaki, and their cooperation throughout their lives has led him to establish his own set of stern beliefs that he will uphold and vocalize.

Suneater's fierce resolve.

Tamaki does not believe anyone should undermine another person's hard work. He noticed Class 1-A could not recognize how much work Mirio put into honing his power, and even showed his face to comment on it. [11] Mirio often inspires Tamaki to act even when he's feeling anxious. Inspired by Mirio's bravery during the yakuza raid, Suneater shows a bright flash of courage, stepping up to the challenge of facing three villains alone so that the others can complete the mission. [12]
While fighting against the villains, Tamaki pushes himself to his limit to uphold the expectations set on him by Fat Gum, Mirio, and others who believe in him. Tamaki voiced his disapproval of the way Toya Setsuno , Yu Hojo , and Soramitsu Tabe consider themselves expendable to Overhaul , but he appears to understand the bond between allies very well. [13]


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Tamao is a young girl with green eyes and brown hair. Before she became the host of Kuin Hachisuka , she had long hair, but as Kuin's host, she had short hair with bangs that covered one of her eyes. She wears an eyepatch over where her left eye used to be.
After being freed and sometime after being admitted in the hospital, her hair grew out and was put in a ponytail.

Due to her being under the influence of Kuin Hachisuka, very little of her personality has been shown, though snippets were seen in flashbacks from her father.
Originally, she seemed to be a relatively normal girl, if a little confrontational with her father, being frustrated with his refusal to allow her to be a musician. This seemingly caused her to develop a slightly rebellious side, going against his wishes and spending time with other rebellious individuals as an act of defiance.
During the moments when her mind was able to regain some control from Kuin, she showed anger towards her father, shouting at him, indicating that she, at least in part, still held resentment towards him. However, she seems to have mostly gotten over this anger, though she does still long for her father's full attention.


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Tamashiro is a small boy with dark marks around his brown eyes and messy, blond hair. He also has sharp, pointed teeth.

Tamashiro has an arrogant, boisterous, and somewhat rebellious personality, though he aspires to become a hero . Though stand-offish, he has a playful and humane side and is willing to help others out. He also has a lot of pride and enthusiasm in the strength and speed of his Quirk . This pride has given him a bloated sense of ego, causing him to point others out for their mistakes and their attitudes similar to that of Katsuki Bakugo .


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Taneo is a tall, slender man with black, wavy hair that hangs on one side of his face and short sideburns on both sides. His face is angular with high cheekbones that the girls of Class 1-A call handsome. He wears thin-framed glasses with large, circular lenses, contrasting with his thin, grayish-blue eyes with mismatched pupils, one white and one black.
He sports a beige blazer over an untucked black dress shirt and dark slacks. He also has a black camera that hangs around his neck when he's reporting.

Taneo is relaxed and laid-back, strolling into work with a smile to reassure the flustered editor-in-chief of Juzo News. He has a habit of charming and manipulating others with his good looks, punctuating several of his sentences with a flirtatious wink and complaining to his editor to get access to U.A. Owing to his profession, he's also extremely perceptive, deducing the hidden meaning behind All Might 's words at Kamino as well as the identity of his successor.
Despite his manipulative exterior, Taneo is a lifelong fan of All Might after the hero rescued his father from a bombing at an industrial complex eighteen years ago. This admiration of All Might is what convinced him to seek out Izuku Midoriya , All Might's successor, as well as keeping his discovery a secret before declaring that he'll save his findings for a book he'll be writing on the new Symbol of Peace. He also has a playful side, pulling Izuku in for a surprise selfie before saying that he'll keep that picture forever inside of him. This shows that Taneo is an extremely ethical and sentimental journalist.


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Tatami is a pale, curvaceous girl of a reasonably muscular build with large, pointed teeth, their shape similar to that of Eijiro Kirishima 's, that are usually worn in a smile. She has wide, rectangular eyes with thick upper eyelashes and pronounced lower ones, their irises notably small, blue in color. Her hair is short, ash blonde and is styled with two longer clumps spiking outwards on either side of her head which somewhat resemble the fins of a fish and a single, chin-length bang on her right. Further contributing to Tatami's aquatic motif are her two earrings, which are turquoise and shaped like fish. They hang vertically from each ear, so that the tails point down.
Her hero costume consists of an aquamarine turtleneck bodysuit with a zipper going down the middle, the sleeves cut off halfway down her upper arm. She wears salmon pink gloves, with three small hexagons decorating the cuffs which resemble turtle feet as a reference to her Quirk , as well as matching boots that go up past her knees. Around her waist she sports a thin cyan belt, which is joined in the center by a circular pink buckle with a white turtle shell-shaped gem embedded into the middle.

Tatami is a cheerful girl with a social personality. She follows Class 1-A and wasn't ashamed of asking her rival students for an autograph. Tatami appears to like her classmates and work together with them well. She can be fault-finding, however; a trait that is witnessed after Yo Shindo fails at persuading a group of civilians to evacuate to a safe area. Tatami follows him afterwards as he walks away, repeatedly telling him that his effort at persuading the civilians sucked. Additionally, or perhaps because of her fault-finding nature, Tatami is not afraid of calling out the personality quirks of her peers. This is demonstrated when she commented on Yo's sneakiness.


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Tatsuyuki is an exceptionally tall, well-built man, possessing defined muscles and wide shoulders. He has small black eyes, a circular nose, and a prominently large, square jaw, with the lower jaw protruding outwards, and his mouth is notably high up on his face as a result.
His hero costume consists of a purple, skin-tight bodysuit with black arrow-like markings across his chest, around his waist, and down the center of his thighs. His knee-high boots share this theme, as they have arrow-shaped cavities down their shafts, and he also wears a matching black mask over the top of his head and eyes. On his hands, he wears elbow-length green gloves with golden scale patterns around the edges, and he also sports a short green scarf-like cape around his neck, a golden disc on the left of it to connect two aiguillettes around his torso. He completes his outfit with a thick black belt with a large buckle, five green circles and a golden rectangle set into the center of it.

Tatsuyuki has an affable and chipper personality. He gives a hug to Shoto Todoroki and Katsuki Bakugo while praising them for beating their first villains , before offering to clean up the mess of the fight. [1]
However, it is not known if that is really his true personality or just a façade, since he is a member of the Meta Liberation Army , which indicates that he is a follower of Destro 's ideals, according to which the free use of Quirks is a basic human right. [2]
He is fiercely loyal to his superiors and for that part, he is strict with others on not showing proper etiquette. This was seen when he chastised Hawks on not notifying them of his leave, stating that he's of a higher rank than him within the MLA, only to back down when confronted by Skeptic . [3]


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Tenko is a young man with straight, medium-length hair, often sporting a big grin on his face. As part of his job, he wears a traditional mall clerk uniform along with a hat.

Tenko is a helpful employee at Got-It-All Mall who serves and guides customers with a bright smile on his face. He does his job in an earnest, slightly overzealous manner and is determined to help whoever he can, even if it's too much for him.
Having been turned down from various jobs due to how easily his Quirk could be used to steal things, Tenko is determined to prove himself as loyal and hard working as a way to thank Got-It-All Mall for hiring him. Because of this, when All Might 's April Fools buckle was stolen from its exhibit, he immediately grew fearful that he would be placed as the primary suspect. However, when he came across the culprit, he was surprised to instead be thanked for finding the buckle and was recognized by his manager and colleagues for the honest, hard worker that he is, something that left him grateful and overjoyed.


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Tenma is an adult man with a slim physique to his overall body structure. He has lengthy, somewhat-messy dark hair, tied in a long ponytail and has long bangs that covers the right side of his face. He has a shortly-trimmed mustache and beard, and a noticeable amount of body hair on his chest.
He sports a two-piece suit with a frilled, open chested jacket with epaulets. On the belt, he wears badges with the letter P on them.

His Purple Highness' personality is quite extravagant and flamboyant, with a tendency to exaggerate his reactions too much and certain predilection for overdramatic poses. Besides this, he takes his job of heroics very seriously, with the presentation being of special importance to him. He is quick to recognize that Shota Aizawa is not exactly a people-person and would make for a poor media presence. He is also cognizant of others talents, praising his other interns for their quick-witted thinking and handling of a hostage situation, preferring to prioritize saving and protecting the victims rather than stopping the villain.
He also possesses the spirit of self-sacrifice and of endangering his life to save that of others. This could be seen when the villain Garvey rampaged Tasomiya Ward. Although the villain had defeated other heroes, Mr. Purple decided to face him alone, even though he has no chance to defeat him. He did so in order to buy time and allow civilians to escape. [3]


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Outside of his hero armor, Tensei looks much like his younger brother, Tenya Ida, with square features and short, dark blue, spiked hair. A differing feature is that he possesses arrow-shaped eyebrows and has a slightly-longer face. Unlike Tenya, he does not wear glasses.
Similar to his brother, he has engine exhausts protruding from his body as a result of his Quirk , but his comes out of the ends of his elbows instead of his calves.

Compared to his younger brother, Tensei is far more laid back with an easy-going attitude. When he took up the hero mantle of his family, his image for himself was that he wanted to 'be cool' and be the type of hero that helps others when they are in need of help. He was joyful that his younger brother admired his work as a pro hero as a result.
He also believes that being able to rescue people quickly is what makes a great hero and that people want to be rescued in a hurry and value being saved quickly and immediately. He also values teamwork, believing that having a large group where everyone serves a specific purpose is the easiest way to rescue people quickly.
Although working as a hero, he is lenient on laws. Unlike his younger brother, he doesn't scold others for using their Quirk in public but instead helps them develop them. He also suggested the notion of taking on a sidekick who didn't have a Provisional Hero License , which is against the law, stating that he could earn his qualification little by little.


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Tenya is a relatively tall and muscular young man with a wide frame. He has short dark blue hair, flattened neatly down and parted on the right side of his head, a small patch completely shaved near the base of his head, and rather square eyes which match the notably pointed shape of his jaw. He usually wears a serious expression, and his eyebrows seem permanently pointed inwards, quite thin and long, the far ends sharply hooked inwards, and he wears glasses with rectangular lenses. Because of his Quirk , he possesses calves that are incredibly thick, and shaped like automobile engines, with six silver exhaust pipes protruding from each leg in columns of three. He gains new mufflers after removing the old ones from his legs, with them being longer and shaped a bit differently.
His hero costume consists of a dark blue one-piece suit with a high collar, over which he wears various pieces of armor, all in a pale silver, including a chest plate, a metal collar around his neck and another around his upper arm, and metal vambraces that extend past his elbows pointed at the ends. He wears a helmet covering his entire face, its sharp bevor full of holes to allow him to speak and breathe easily, and its upper piece rounded over his head with two larger holes on either side, two curved horns just behind and a single spike sticking out of the back of his head.
On his feet, he wears silver knee-high boots with gold accessories, which are specialized for his Quirk, and around his torso, he has three thick metal pipes, attached with a blue band, although these only serve as decoration. His armor is very lightweight and does not protect him much; its main purpose is to cut down air resistance rather than to protect him.
Following the Hosu Incident , a scar remains across Tenya's left shoulder where Stain had stabbed him.
After his costume was destroyed during Class 1-A's fight against Izuku Midoriya , Tenya's costume is remade by Mei Hatsume with several alterations. Tenya's dark blue bodysuit beneath remains the same, with his helmet becoming sleeker and more detailed, with the top half able to retract into the lower half. His chestplate becomes sharper, with tall spikes jutting backwards from his shoulders, and a large back plate is added. He now wears a pair of pauldrons with engine-like protrusions decorating their backs. He also wears a pair of partial gauntlets covering the back of his hand, which have a small vent each. In addition, Tenya wears thin bands of metal around his thighs, and his shin armor has significantly changed, with a much sleeker and thinner design, removing the golden pieces and faux engines.
During the Final War , his metal mufflers on his exhaust pipes exploded after surpassing his limits to get Shoto from Kamino to the Gunga Mountains. Over the rest of his school years, Tenya's mufflers on his legs have grown back and restored to his original appearance.
Upon graduating high school, Tenya wears his hair slicked back instead of to the sides. Eight years after the end of the Final War, Tenya has grown taller and muscular. His Hero costume has been remodeled to fit the Hero Name: Ingenium. His helmet and mask has been mortified to have two sets of iron braces around his neck and two horns sticking from the top. The helmet was also pointy at the front.

Tenya may look severe, unfriendly, and even intimidating at first glance, but in reality, he's straightforward, earnest, intelligent, sophisticated, disciplined, and noble, although a bit clueless about personal interactions due to his elite upbringing. A testament to his generally hyperactive and intense behavior, Tenya often exhibits plenty of peculiar tics, such as moving his arms around in strange chopping patterns or sometimes twitching his body uncontrollably; yet he rarely sheds his usual strict expression.
Tenya tends to take everything very seriously and is known for habitually jumping to conclusions, then enthusiastically speaking or acting based on said conclusions. For example, after assuming that Izuku had figured out the true nature of the U.A. Entrance Exam (even though Izuku was only acting on a whim), Tenya started to acknowledge him as a worthy peer and has since held him in high esteem. Furthermore, Tenya always attempts to immerse himself heavily into practical exercises, playing his part as a hero or villain in an overly theatrical manner, as an attempt to appear more authentic.

Tenya's leadership being ridiculed.

Tenya is extremely dedicated to his studies and is always eager to learn new things, regardless of whether they have anything to do with Heroics. As Class 1-A's representative, Tenya is obsessed with organization and discipline, expecting his classmates to follow suit, which more often than not annoys them due to his usually loud and overbearing nature. At the same time, Tenya takes personal responsibility for the safety and guidance of his classmates in times of crisis, considering it his duty as class representative to protect and keep them away from dangerous situations should they ever arise. Tenya knows how to quickly respond to emergencies, downplay panic and disorder among bystanders.
Tenya is very humble, willing to admit to his mistakes, apologize for rude behavior, and improve in areas he lacks. This humilty became clear when Tenya admitted that seeking vengeance against Stain was not how a real hero should act. Shortly after the altercation with the Hero Killer, he left his damaged left hand unhealed, both as a reminder of his recklessness and a motivation to pursue true heroism. Tenya values honor and fair play, becoming outraged if it turns out that he is being manipulated by more selfish personalities such as Mei Hatsume who used him during their battle in the U.A. Sports Festival to promote her inventions.

Tenya standing proud when talking about his family.

Being part of the highly-esteemed Ida Family , Tenya is proud of his lineage and works hard to meet his expectations. Tenya greatly admires his older brother, Tensei (also known as the Turbo Hero: Ingenium) and aspires to become a similar hero. His relationship with his brother is so strong that after Stain severely injured Tensei, Tenya sought to avenge him by trying to hunt down and dispose of the Hero Killer himself. In doing so, he broke several rules of Hero work and laws, which otherwise would have been extremely uncharacteristic. Despite this, he realized the error of his actions and how his behavior was not that of a hero's. Following this incident, Tenya started over as a hero, and having inherited the alias of Ingenium, he now works hard to uphold his brother's Hero name and live up to the reputation of the Ida Family.


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Teruo is an average-sized adult man who has short and spiky brown hair. During his attempt to destroy the company he worked for, he wore nothing except a long coat and kneesocks.

While not much is known about Teruo's personally, he does appear to hold some kind of grudge and resentment towards the company he has worked at for three years of his life, implying that he may have been treated unfairly or that he became fed up of serving under others. The latter's statement is likely true as he seems to view himself as a "bootlicker" and is dissatisfied with being such.
Teruo was inspired by Destro 's autobiography on liberation, which is what inspired him to take action against his workplace.
While taking a stand, Teruo is also willing to humiliate himself in order to activate his Quirk and become stronger, which he does by stripping himself in the eyes of the commuting public. Although whatever he was planning next was quickly put a stop to by Hawks .


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Teruo is a small young man that looks like a middle schooler at most, but he's actually 19. He has a rounded head and eyes along with a notably wide nose. He is almost completely bald except for a tuft of black hair on the crown of his head.
Under Trigger 's effects, his body turns into that of a large, eel-like creature with a lamprey mouth.
After being kidnapped and turned into a Next-Level Villain by the Villain Factory , he looks like a huge, electric eel-like creature with rows of eyes, and bulky limbs.

Teruo is naïve and has low self-esteem. He recognizes that he is weak and something of a blockhead.
He is known for being an obsessive fan of Pop☆Step , which makes him make hasty decisions. Even after being turned into a Next-Level Villain, he still only thinks about Pop☆Step.


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Tesla is a tall, lean man with slanted grey eyes and beige, somewhat pimply skin.
He wears a dark green sleeveless bodysuit with a white belt and black boots. Covering his face is a skull-shaped mask.

Tesla is a cruel villain and was shown to be somewhat strategic, demonstrated by how he targeted and took Denki Kaminari hostage due to his own immunity to Electrification , and instantly figuring out and stopping Kyoka Jiro 's plan to defeat him.
He admits that he feels a sort of kinship with fellow electric Quirk users and would prefer not to harm them if it can be helped.


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Tetsu was a middle-aged man with dark hair and a beard. He wore sunglasses and had a scar on his right cheek. As a member of the Yakuza, he wore a fancy light-colored jacket and was also seen wearing a scarf. His pants were light-colored like his jacket.

Tetsu was a hot-tempered individual who seemed to enjoy drinking.


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Tetsutetsu is a young man with chin-length, messy gray hair, which is rather peculiar in that it never seems to change shape, and black eyes that are tilted dramatically inwards, each lined with a very thick, jagged, tan-colored substance, presumably his eyelashes. He doesn’t appear to have any notable eyebrows, and, like Eijiro Kirishima , he has rows of sharp, pointed teeth.
His hero costume consists of a dark pale green jumpsuit, cut off just below his chest, with some small, silver-rimmed holes in the lower section of his baggy pants and black boots with metal soles, heels, and front plating. He has steel straps over his shoulders and under his arms, made up of multiple pieces, which connect at a red oval in the center of his chest, with two thinner bands around his biceps and a small plate on either side of his waist, connecting to a brown sash with pouches and a big gray container on the back . He wears a metal jaw-guard around his face, similar to the one Eijiro wears, just thicker and not connected over his nose or around his chin, with the letters "Fe" (which stands for iron in the periodic table ) stamped on a plate on each side of his face.

His very hotheaded and outspoken personality defines Tetsutetsu. He is confident, stubborn, and straightforward in his motivations and actions. He tends to be very vocal about his intentions and has a one-track mind, often looking for the simplest solution to problems to solve them most directly. Tetsutetsu's direct personality shows through his tenacious and upfront fighting style during battles.

Tetsutetsu's ferocious determination.

Determined to prove himself, Tetsutetsu desires to be put on the same skill level as the students of Class 1-A . When Tetsutetsu first met Class 1-A, he was very loud and abrupt in his introduction because he felt they considered themselves superior to Class 1-B. He especially detested Katsuki Bakugo for his arrogance and resolved to win the Sports Festival.
Despite his stubbornness, Tetsutetsu eventually befriended Eijiro of Class 1-A and cheered for him during the festival. Even so, Tetsutetsu continues to try to prove himself as a student on par with Class 1-A.
Following the end of the first term, the Class 1-B students were considered second-rate by everyone, including their homeroom teacher. Tetsutetsu was brought to tears while apologizing for disappointing his teacher. When villains attacked both classes, Tetsutetsu fought back as an opportunity to expose himself to danger and grow from it, much like Class 1-A did during the attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint .
Tetsutetsu appears to care deeply about his peers. He didn't attack the villains before ensuring Ibara Shiozaki 's safety and didn't hesitate to throw himself in front of a bullet for Itsuka Kendo .


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The Fly is a man with long light blond hair that reaches to his feet, with long bangs that cover the left side of his face. Two long wing-like appendages emerge from his arms. His hero costume consists of a short-sleeved shirt and white shorts, two large armbands on his biceps, and a thin red headband, as well as dark colored boots.

Not much is known about his personality at this time.


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Not much is known about her appearance, except that she was a woman with long, brown hair. [1]

From what is known of her, she was an affectionate mother to her son, whom she always loved and protected, despite being born with powers in a time when prejudice against Quirk users (Metas) was at its worst. Aware of the situation of discrimination that people with special powers suffered, she also showed great willpower to fight against Quirk hatred, wishing for a world where no one is despised by their powers, despite being ridiculed and detested for her ideals. [1]


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The Realist is a bald man of average height in a black hoodie with a large white "R" on his chest. He has black makeup running in a straight line down his face, beginning under each of his eyes.

The Realist is a very dedicated and disenchanted person, and was once a big fan of idols, to the point of asking an idol he followed to go on a date with him. However, upon being turned down and insulted by his idol, he became extremely bitter and strongly hates the idol industry, swearing to use his Quirk to expose idols who financially exploit and abuse their fanbases. However, part of his motivation to show others the truth, is to selfishly make them as miserable as he and his allies were after being rejected by their idols.


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Thousand Eyes is a humanoid figure made entirely out of paper runes. His runes-composite body is decorated with large red eyes; one on his face, two on each arm, one on each thigh, and one at the center of his chest. Thousand Eyes also has five squarish fingers, but his feet lack any toes, only ending in a square dud.

Not much is known about his personality. Given he is one of the many villains willing to challenge the staff at U.A. High School , Thousand Eyes can be assumed to be quite confident of his abilities.


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Timothy Agpar has an elongated head, bushy whiskers, and large eyes. He is also seen wearing a formal suit and tie.

As a commander of the U.S. military, Timothy appears to have a calm and collected demeanor, as opposed to Star and Stripe's rash and reckless attitude. He appeared accustomed to dealing with her disregard for the rules, yet also held her in high esteem regardless, saying that Star's spirit is what makes their nation shine the brightest. [1]
He has also proven to have a good heart and a strong sense of morality, as when meeting with the American president, he opposed his idea of appealing to Tomura Shigaraki , not wanting Star's sacrifice to be in vain. In this meeting, he also placed faith in the Heroes and how they inspire the future generations. [2]


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Togaru is a tall, slender young man with pale yellow-green skin (greyish blue in the manga) and a bright, fluffy green mohawk. His dark green eyes are pointed downwards to the center of his face, and two hooked blades jut out from either of his cheeks. He has no visible nose, and the shape of his head resembles that of praying mantis with mandibles.
His hero costume consists of a large dark green rugged cloak with, with plain black trousers and three-toed boots. He has a mask around his eyes and a zigzag pattern on his shirt.

Togaru is a hotblooded person who appears rather aggressive in terms of behavior, akin to Katsuki Bakugo , albeit not to the same extent as the latter. He is gym buddies with Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu and like his classmate, Togaru sees Katsuki as a rival for his arrogance. He also seems to have a passion for fighting against his enemies, demonstrated by his desire to battle Class 1-A in the Joint Training Battle . He's very excitable once he gets into combat, and is very eager to, in his words, tear the other team to shreds while his teammates are discussing strategy.
But despite his competitive personality and talk about wanting to cut his opponents, Togaru is still rather cordial with his classmates, as seen when he comforts Setsuna Tokage , Yosetsu Awase , and Kojiro Bondo after their crushing defeat in the Joint Training exercise and tells them to consider this loss a lesson to grow from, rather than something to be despondent about.


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Tomie is a middle-aged woman of average height with feathery, ash blonde hair like her son's, more similar in appearance to the down of a bird. She has sunken, gray blue eyes, with two additional eyeballs floating around her head.
She's seen either wearing a tight, white dress in black horizontal stripes, or baggy dress with long sleeves that matches her eye color.

Tomie is a very emotionally barren and broken woman. She holds a deep love for her husband, as she was the one who saved him from the authorities when he committed a murder, and often wished him to stay with her at the house whenever he went out. Despite this, their relationship was extremely stressed due to the circumstances of their union and because of the unintentional conception of their son, which forced them to stay together.
Because of this, Tomie had a rather negative relationship with her son, doing nothing as her husband would subject him to physical abuse and not giving him any sort of emotional support. In fact, after her husband was caught and arrested, once forced on the streets, Tomie even asked her son why he was even born and what good were his wings if he couldn't do anything useful with them.
However, when Keigo managed to get them assistance from the Hero Public Safety Commission and allowed Tomie to start a new life, it appears that she started to regret the way she treated him before. When she was confronted by villains and forced to reveal the truth about her husband's past, she wrote a letter to her son, apologizing for revealing his past and choosing to leave as to not cause him any more trouble while telling Keigo how proud she was of him.
Despite her improved mental state after being taken in by the Commission alongside her son, it is evident that Tomie still retains a level of her previous cowardice now mixed in together with her more positive feelings for him. This is seen with her still not having been shown to have owned up to her previous mistreatment towards Keigo. After she was threatened by Dabi 's thugs and revealed her family background to him, she chose to flee from her own home in order to avoid directly confronting her son over what happened, while also to avoid causing him any further trouble due to their relationship and past being leaked to the villains and the general public.


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Tommy's head and upper torso are composed of the locomotive of a steam-powered train, with his large, cartoonish face being located on the smokebox. On his bottom half, he wears a bodysuit with gloves, boots, and a decorative belt.


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Tomoko is a young woman of medium height with long, emerald green hair and big round yellow eyes that are almost always open all the way, with three small eyelashes located toward the top of each eye. As a part of her costume, she draws pink marks on her cheeks that resemble whiskers and a pink circle around her right eye.
Ragdoll sports a yellow version of the Pussycats' hero costume .

Even among the overzealous and eccentric Pussycats team, Ragdoll stands out as the most hyperactive personality among them. She is very energetic and can be told through her body language, like constant blinking or the inability to remain still.
However, after the loss of her Quirk and her career as a hero, she is shown to be extremely distraught and broken down. [4] After accepting her loss some time after however, she has retained her normal hyperactive personality and is now supporting her old teammates, showing that she is still in good spirits, despite her new situation. [5] During the Final War , she also decides to join the Counter-Force led by All Might , wanting to help the heroes however she can and is unwilling to stand by as her Quirk is being used for evil. [6]


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Tomoyasu is a tall and lanky man with shiny black hair that reaches his waist, worn down with a neat fringe hanging over his eyes which are shown to be wide with small gray irises. He has a visibly long nose and a wide mouth with notably straight teeth.
He wears a long-sleeved black turtleneck shirt with a black formal jacket on top of that and dark pants.
During the Final War , Tomoyasu wears a set of black pants, a formal jacket with white stripes, and a light-colored turtleneck underneath it.

Tomoyasu is a steadfast believer in the ideology of the Meta Liberation Army : that human beings have a right to use their Quirks whenever and however they want. He treats people who "cling to the teachings of the past generations" as unnecessary in the new world where everyone is liberated to use their Meta Abilities as their own, without Heroes or Villains. He is very loyal to the army's Grand Commander, Re-Destro , even after the Army merged with the League of Villains and became the Paranormal Liberation Front, he still cared for and abided by his former master's wishes.

Tomoyasu talking down to Giran.

In the company of others, aside from his commander, Tomoyasu generally acts in a stern and condescending manner. He becomes extremely irritated when people can't figure things out immediately from minimal details and without an explanation. He doesn't seem to realize that this is an unreasonable expectation. An example of his attitude is when he chastised Giran for not asking him a full question, asking him if he's like a parrot who repeats what other people say.
Despite this, Tomoyasu does display some sense of camaraderie, wanting to kill Himiko Toga for killing his fellow Top Commander, Curious . Despite his disliking for Dabi 's "daddy issues", he still informed him of Endeavor 's whereabouts, knowing how much he wanted to know where he is. He also doesn't mind aiding other villains in their causes, as long as it furthers his own agenda. When he helped All For One , telling him that so long as he can do what he wants, so will he, spreading the ideology of liberation in the new world that is to come after the Demon Lord reigns.
In battle, Tomoyasu is a ruthless and calculating opponent. He is not above resorting to psychological warfare, having sent duplicates of Twice after the real thing, knowing full well that Twice was traumatized by clones of himself. He calmly ordered his puppets to break Twice's arms to stop him from resisting further and reacted to Himiko's reawakening with only the minor irritation that he would have to adjust his puppets' strength in order to kill her. He appears to view his puppets as little more than fodder, even using them as chairs and to hold up his laptop while he commands the rest from a secure vantage point. He is very condescending towards his enemies, for example when he belittled the other board members of the Feel Good Inc. after they didn't prepare enough precautions to prevent him from hacking into their systems, as they knew he built them from scratch.

Tomoyasu losing composure after his plan failed.

He later shows a more maniacal side to his personality when faced with the possibility of failure, which he seems to fear greatly. His eyes pop out and develop crazed swirls and he becomes unhinged and unstable, mumbling and muttering obsessively to himself that he didn't fail. As seen when he initially failed to capture Twice and kill Himiko, he immediately became obsessed with not failing and denying that he did, assuring himself and his superior that everything was within his prediction, and later acted recklessly by entering into the front lines of combat himself in order not to fail, despite knowing that he was completely abandoning the strategic advantage afforded to him by his Quirk to be able to combat someone in a safe location.


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Tomura was a slim man with pale skin, tinged yellow teeth, and a great deal of wrinkles around his eyes from scraping at allergies that irritated the surrounding skin since his childhood. His lips were chapped and uneven, a small mole on the right underneath, with visible scars on his right eye and under his lip. He had messy, grayish-blue hair of varying lengths, the longest clumps reached to about his shoulders, left hanging over his face in uneven waves. His eyes and mouth were normally obscured, but when visible, they were usually stretched wide in a rather maniacal manner, their bright red irises very small.
Interestingly, when Tenko was at the age of five, he bore a striking resemblance to Izuku Midoriya, with his blue hair originally being dark black in color, as well as having gray eyes instead of red. He also had dried patches of skin around his eyes, though his lips were shown to be healthy in appearance. After his Quirk manifested, his appearance changed, giving him a wrinkled face, his hair color to a more light blue, and his eyes slowly turned to red after the first manifestation. After suffering shock from losing control over his Quirk, he was taken aghast and gripped his right eyelid and the left side of his lip with his fingers in horror, clawing deep scars into his face.
When in his civilian outfit, he always wore plain red sneakers that are similar to Izuku's, along with black pants which expose his ankles, and a matching long-sleeved v-neck shirt. He also wore a plain black jacket over the top with the hood pulled low over his face to hide his identity, and carried one of his disembodied hands in his pocket.
His villain costume consisted of fourteen embalmed hands, all positioned so they were holding onto him on different parts of his body. These hands were taken from dead individuals and embalmed by Kyudai Garaki , who gave them a zombie-like grayish-blue color and attached to their bases a golden box with two holes drilled into the bottom.
Each pair of these hands originally belonged to an individual killed by Tomura during the time his Quirk first manifested: the ones on his neck were his mother's ; on his arms, his grandfather's ; on his forearms, his grandmother's ; on his wrists, his sister's ; and the ones on his chest and shoulders were from two unnamed street punks he killed.
The hand that held Tomura's face, which he sometimes kept in his pocket, is his father's left hand, called "Father" by him. The right one was accidentally destroyed by him, so Kyudai had to make one to hold on the top of Tomura's head; this hand was connected to his mother's pair through two red cords and later revealed to be from his paternal grandmother, Nana Shimura . Almost all of the hands were either destroyed, lost, or discarded; only Nana's hand remained which he used as his mask. For the rest of his outfit, Tomura just wore his regular black clothes, bar the jacket. He also used to wear red tennis shoes before they too were destroyed.
After All For One's arrest, Tomura's hair had grown longer, and he adopted a hooded leather coat that he wore over his costume. He also added two additional red cords to connect the hands on his shoulders to the hands on his chest. During his fight with Re-Destro , Tomura's left hand was crushed, leaving only his ring and pinky fingers. After the Revival Celebration , Tomura wore a formal suit underneath a red coat with a fur collar similar to Overhaul 's, and a temporary leg brace. His right arm and hand were bandaged after having unleashed the destructive true strength of his Decay Quirk, and he wore an orange brace (black in the anime) fitted with prosthetic fingers for his left hand. After his Quirk awakened, his hair has also changed color once again, from light blue to pure white.
During the events of My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising , Tomura is seen wearing a new set of his old clothes and a dark red trench coat, supplied to him by Re-Destro. [3] His leg is also shown to have completely healed by this time. Although he is depicted with his original hair color in the film, likely due to the movie's staff not having finalized details of his updated design during production.
By the time the Heroes raid the Jaku General Hospital , Tomura wore a black bodysuit with several mechanical enhancements similar to that of Nine 's. He also dons X-Less ' red cape once he finally awakened from his deep slumber, although the top part of his body suit was destroyed in his battle with Endeavor and the cape was completely incinerated. Tomura also acquired a small hole in each of the palms of his hands as a result of acquiring the "All For One" Quirk. It's also shown that he lost his skinny figure in the process and gained a more muscular physique, and his left prosthetic fingers were replaced with a bio-mechanical device. In the anime, the scarring that was caused by Decay during his fight with Re-Destro remained on his right arm, leaving most of it red and cracked.
After the Paranormal Liberation War , his body began to break apart as a cost of overusing All For One with an incomplete body, resulting in cracks and scars protruding all along his arms and neck, stretching down to his stomach. His eyes also became white and faded when All For One was in control.
During the fight against Star and Stripe , in which the consciousnesses of Tomura and All For One began to fuse into one being, he wore a black formal suit, with sneakers, and a long flowing cloth draped around his neck; the suit representing All For One's desire to present himself properly, and the latter for Tomura's general uncleanliness. He also wore a fingerless brace on his left hand, and his hair began to grow long and flowing during this event. In the aftermath of the fight however, most of this outfit was destroyed and reduced to only his pants, though he later donned a new cape.
During the Final War , Tomura possessed the ability to transform his left hand into a grotesque and heavily deformed clump of countless, writhing fingers that branch off one another and vary in size, which was a result of the Quirk Singularity , as his body was being forced to adapt to his vast amount of Quirks. During the conflict, he was hit by Katsuki Bakugo 's Howitzer Impact: Cluster , scarring the right side of his face and burning off a portion of his hair, giving him a partial resemblance to All For One.
Due to the accumulating damages he received by the Heroes while under the effects of Erasure and the result of the Quirk Singularity, Tomura's body morphed itself into an absolute defense form, which was a much larger and bulkier tone, with swollen fingers and hands covering his torso and legs. His left arm was also much larger than before, the tips of his fingers and thumb taking on the appearance of his deceased family's heads. Hands also grew out from the back of his head and neck, clinging to his face and covering his mouth.
When Erasure was undone, Tomura's body exploded, undoing the metamorphosis and resulting in his original personality re-emerging from within, molting out of the defense form and reverting his body back to his prime state, with the exception of his former skin still latching onto his body from around his waist.
As Izuku started to inflict damage on Tomura by forcibly passing on the Quirks of One For All inside of him, Tomura's body instinctively adapted into his more monstrous blob form of fingers out of desperation, but now extending throughout his body, effectively coating himself under thick layers of fingers like a cocoon. After Izuku manages to destroy it, All For One's vestige once again took over Tomura, nearly destroying his mind in the process. As a result, Tomura's body was far lankier and decrepit, with the addition of two of his remaining grown fingers on his shoulders, and a stuffed hand was formed over his mouth to silence the lingering memory of Tomura. After Izuku managed to land a direct punch on "Tomura", the latter's body began to crumble and fall apart, but All For One used the former's Quirks to forcibly stop the crumbling. The conclusion of the battle saw All For One's vestige extinguished for good, and Tomura's body disintegrated into ashes, ending his life.

Tomura Shigaraki was a very twisted, malevolent, and maliciously warped young man, who was considered to be the polar opposite of Izuku Midoriya. He didn't care for his or almost anyone else's life, having no qualms about performing evil deeds like murdering innocent people. [4] [5] Tomura was initially perceived to be a "man-child": arrogant, selfish, dependent, and demanding, becoming angry if things didn't go his way and likening reality to some sort of video game. Unlike his mentor, Tomura lacked subtlety, preferring to eliminate problems through force. Much like a child, Tomura seemed unable to cope with his own feelings, instead lashing out and abusing both others or himself, tearing at his own neck when he becomes frustrated. This particular meltdown stemmed from the abuse he suffered from his father and being alone during his childhood, with All For One claiming that it represented his suppressed urge to kill and destroy. [6] A very irritable person at the beginning of the series, Tomura would learn to be more patient and self-controlled in subsequent appearances, as a consequence of multiple failed plans and All For One's arrest.

Tomura declaring that Stain will be nothing next to the League.

Tomura was proud of the League of Villains, wanting to prove that his organization had the necessary power to shake society and taking pleasure in mocking those standing in his way. He didn't tolerate others making light of the League's name and loathed the idea of certain personalities joining him, as was the case with Dabi and Himiko Toga at the beginning, which was made worse by the fact that they were both inspired by Stain , who had previously refused membership and overshadowed Tomura's Nomus in terms of media exposure after the Hosu Incident . [5] For similar reasons, he looked down on the Shie Hassaikai for their intentions of ruling the underworld over the League. In the end, however, Tomura was able to set his pride aside in order to do whatever was needed to accomplish his goals, having adopted Stain's ideology to enlist more members to his cause and forming a deal with the Shie Hassaikai for the development of the Quirk-Destroying Drug .
Initially, Tomura seemingly caused destruction just for the sake of it and felt directionless about the League's path forward after Stain's arrest. It would take a fateful meeting with Izuku in a mall for him to develop an epiphany and become aware of his true convictions: to crumble hero society through All Might's death. Tomura always had a desire to kill All Might, but out of an impulsive expression of anarchy towards a society that hurt him and caused his mental instability. After hearing from Izuku, Tomura realized that All Might is what he hated about both Izuku and Stain, wishing to see them, as well as society as a whole, lose their Symbol of Peace. [7] Following All Might's retirement and during the League of Villains' encounter with the Meta Liberation Army, Tomura's convictions grew from crippling society to completely destroying it, apparently as a result of an innate sense of pain and suffering caused by the past memories of his abuse. By Tomura's own admission, he hated everything that breathes, displaying an extreme form of nihilism.

Tomura being found by All For One.

Despite Tomura's general disgust of life, there were a select number of people he held in high esteem. He had a close relationship with his mentor, All For One, the one person who came to his aid when he found himself alone and lost as a child. Tomura held a great amount of respect and attachment for All For One, always referring to him as "Sensei"/"Master" and being concerned for his well-being. [8] Incidentally, Tomura happened to carry All For One's family name (Shigaraki), which symbolized a relationship close to father and son. Tomura also had Kurogiri as a trusted confidant and adviser, despite treating him harshly at times. Kurogiri's capture was noted to have made Tomura upset as the latter valued the former's company and abilities.
Aside from those two and Kyudai Garaki, who all had a hand in raising him, Tomura initially appeared rather distant towards his other allies in the League, however he did show to care about them in his own ways. He bonded with Spinner over their shared love of video games, to the latter's surprise. [9] He also cared about them enough to prioritize their comfort once he obtained the necessary finances, and became enraged when Overhaul killed Magne and destroyed Mr. Compress' arm. Beforehand, when Kurogiri labelled the other League members as disposable pawns, Tomura corrected him by saying that they are instead valued allies. [10] Tomura displayed both faith in the League's capabilities and trust in them to do right by him and their group, as seen when he confided in Himiko and Twice before appointing them to aid Overhaul (knowing they would intentionally sabotage the Hassaikai from within, even without his orders). [11]

Tomura assures his allies that he respects their wishes.

Furthermore, when Himiko questioned Tomura on his newfound goal to destroy everything, he revealed that his allies were exceptions, saying that he always has room for them and their goals while telling them to live life however they see fit. This proves that Tomura had developed a true form of care towards his allies, even if he only seldom showed it. [12] This further set Tomura apart from All For One as he actually had goals and desires beyond himself, and genuinely values his allies, while All For One saw his "friends" as nothing more than disposable tools. His exclamation that he "won't be corrupted" by his master's influence implied that, while Tomura was potentially more dangerous and destructive than All For One, the latter was far more darker and evil for caring about nothing but himself.
As a child, Tenko was shown to be relatively normal, even kind and compassionate. He held a great love for his family and a strong desire to become a hero someday, not unlike Izuku. However, the constant abuse he suffered from his hero-hating father made him psychologically fragile, being terrified of his mere presence. Because of this oppressive upbringing and the inaction from the rest of his family, Tenko felt that his whole family had never been supportive of his desires, becoming increasingly frustrated when the abuse grew worse. Eventually, his Quirk manifested for the first time, and Tenko's sanity finally snapped, destroying his household and all his family members.

Tomura laughs maniacally upon being freed from his past and unleashing his true power.

At first, Tomura expressed heavy remorse for accidentally killing his family upon losing control of his newfound Quirk. The severed hands that Tomura wore all over himself were the only physical remnants of his dead loved ones, and he claimed that they made him feel simultaneously sick and calm. [12] Despite his sadness, Tomura experienced a partial relish in his family's demise since he considered them responsible for letting him suffer at his father's will. Tomura admitted that he felt a cathartic pleasure while ending Kotaro's life as retaliation for his abusive treatment. [13] During his fight against Re-Destro, Tomura overcame his past shackles of guilt after getting his memories back, having used his childhood feelings to further fuel his hatred and becoming even more driven to end society. [14]
Despite his past, however, Tomura held no hatred towards his family. This was shown when he assured his sister in his visions that he wasn't mad at her for framing him and also assured his mother that he was fine while turning back into a child in front of her, proving that a part of Tomura still cared about his family. However, he was willing to reject their pleas in order to continue the pursuit of his evil conquest, telling them not to reject who he had become and showing that he wouldn't let them hinder his goals. Upon meeting his paternal grandmother, Nana, for the first time, he coldly expressed his hatred for her regardless of the circumstances that allowed them to meet.

Tomura mockingly poses as he stands over a defeated Endeavor and Ryukyu.

After gaining the power of All For One, as well as the enhancements to his body, Tomura began to show traits similar to that of his master, such as a condescending and mocking demeanor, along with a terror-inducing presence and a desire to steal any Quirk that piqued his interest, such as One For All and New Order. Regardless, he still maintained his nonchalant yet menacing attitude during battle and was capable of showing a savage anger towards his enemies, as demonstrated during his fight against Izuku and Eraser Head . Even after having been incinerated and inches away from death, Tomura refused to give up and vowed to destroy the hero society that had caused him so much suffering, believing that his sheer power and determination would see him through.
Despite feeling grateful towards All For One, Tomura outright stated to him that he wished to carve his own legacy and become even greater than his master. However, Tomura quickly began to detest All For One after learning that his true goals were to use his body as a vessel and take it over permanently. Tomura even went as far as to try and attack All For One's vestige and later refused to be his master's "pawn" whilst trying to regain control of his body. When he sensed his master's death, Tomura expressed no remorse or sympathy for him, though blamed himself for failing to break Katsuki hard enough. Nonetheless, he was indebted to All For One for raising him and granting him his power, because if it wasn't for him, he wouldn't have become the strongest villain.
As their time sharing the same consciousness continued, Tomura had shown to have entered a state of identity crisis, being unsure of whether or not he was actually Tomura Shigaraki, All For One, or even Tenko Shimura. This was shown to be the result of Tomura and All For One's wills merging together, with the elder Shigaraki summarizing that they would combine to become a new evil entity altogether, with Tomura's hatred accelerating the process. Despite this, Tomura still continued to fight his former master's control, unwilling to let this happen.
By the time of the Final War, Tomura and All For One's minds had nearly melded together as one, creating an entity that featured a mix of Tomura's nihilism and desire to destroy everything, and All For One's will to use his power to rule over all. However, deep within the vestige lies another entity, that of Tomura's previous form as a young Tenko.

The vestige of Tenko within Tomura's mind.

During their first encounter in the vestige world, Izuku revealed that he could hear a crying child deep within Tomura, and following the latter's fight against Star and Stripe, Tenko was shown to be surrounded by an onslaught of hands, thinking about Izuku. During the fight against the Heroes, Mirio Togata unintentionally caused Tenko's personality to re-emerge after he claimed he didn't have any friends, which Tomura furiously denied, bringing up his childhood friends Mikkun and Tomo, and his pet dog Mon . This suggested that a part of Tomura still wanted to be saved and that his previous scared and lonely self wasn't completely gone.

Tomura breaks free of his master's control, declaring his full intentions of total destruction.

Despite that, Tomura affirmed that he and Tenko both held the same goal upon reclaiming his body from All For One: the destruction of everything. "Tenko" was representative of his origin that he implanted deep within All For One's vestige as a means of winning back control of himself and the All For One Quirk. Even though Tomura acknowledged that a part of him was still in pain, he didn't desire anyone's pity and saw the rest of the world as no different from the abusive house he grew up in, desiring to eradicate everything associated with it while claiming that this would be the only thing that would grant him salvation. He also claimed that he had no desire for One For All, and that his previous obsession with stealing it was just a forced extension of his master's will, but was still willing to steal it and its accompanying Quirks in order to rid himself of Izuku, the only one capable of stopping him.
Tomura also took the opportunity to taunt and mock Izuku during their final battle, being impressed by his opponent's strength, but annoyed that he was holding back and still treating him as a human being despite his desire to decimate Japan. Despite this, he still had his fellow comrades from the League in his mind, having expressed his desire to make the "flattened horizon" that Spinner was looking forward to.
Once Izuku successfully breaks through Tomura's shell of hatred, he gets him to explain his desire for destruction. It's revealed that Tenko and Tomura were one and the same, with Tomura having deluded himself into thinking that he wanted to kill his family because he couldn't understand why he was born that way otherwise. Eventually, he genuinely opened up to Izuku and revealed that he would continue to destroy because he insisted the villains need a hero of their own, in a way showing that Tenko never truly lost his desire to be a hero.
However, Tomura became truly broken when All For One returned and revealed that he had given him his Decay Quirk when he was a child, and was the one who had orchestrated the events of his birth and upbringing, including encouraging his father's strict attitude, leading to the abuse and misery he suffered in his childhood, and causing the death of his entire family. In his supposed final moments, Tomura remembered everyone he ever hurt as he shattered, presumably reflecting upon his own agency when he committed those actions.
Even when all seemed lost for him; however, Tomura would be saved from vanishing by his grandmother and later decided to aid the One For All users and Izuku in destroying All For One for good. As his body proceeded to crumble away, Tomura faced Izuku one last time in the vestige world, recounting how he never managed to destroy anything while also admitting that he may have been a crying child after all, acknowledging his humanity that he previously denied and possibly accepting that a part of himself as Tenko still exists. Izuku stated that even though he managed to reach Tenko and shatter his hatred, he remained the leader of the League of Villains to the very end. As a final request, Tomura tells Izuku to let Spinner know that he never gave up on his goal to destroy and even encouraged Izuku and everyone else to do their best while genuinely smiling at him. All Might surmises that even though Tomura's life couldn't be saved, Izuku still managed to save his soul, allowing him to pass away in peace. This is proven eight years later, as Izuku manages to become a hero again thanks to All Might and his former classmates, he looks back and sees Tomura's spirit, smiling at his former arch-enemy in approval.


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Toru is a reasonably short girl with a completely invisible body. She is only identifiable through held or worn objects, like clothing and accessories. Later, after refracting the light off of Yuga Aoyama 's Navel Laser , it's revealed that she has long, messy, wavy chartreuse hair, with pink specks, bushy eyelashes, and big round eyes, with irises that are teal on the outside and yellow on the inside. [5]
Due to the nature of her Quirk , her hero costume consists only of a pair of simple light blue gloves decorated by pale pink lines and light brownish-gray lace-up shoes.
Her winter costume includes plain knee-high boots and slightly thicker gloves with dark blue padding on the back of the fingers and hands. These gloves are designed specifically for combat. Currently, Toru wears a set of gloves that are a blend between her simple and combat design.
Eight years after the end of the Final War , Toru no longer wears boots, presumably to gain more stealth. It is unknown how much her visible appearance has changed.

Toru is a bubbly, cheery, and easygoing girl who does most things with an upbeat attitude, even when manipulated, such as when she encouraged the other Class 1-A girls to cheerlead during the U.A. Sports Festival due to having the spare time. She is very socially eager and likes shopping, and her room suggests that she likes plushies and other cute things. Like Mina Ashido , Toru also appears to be something of a romantic, eagerly wanting to hear who Ochaco Uraraka was interested in and encouraging the other girls to talk about love during their slumber party. [6]

Toru showing embarrassment at "undressing" in front of Mashirao.

She believes that taking off her clothes during battle is a tactical advantage, much to the awkwardness of those around her. That being said, she seems blissfully unaware of what it means to be invisible, such as displaying slight embarrassment at the idea of being seen undressing, a trait that shows up even when she's wearing her hero costume, which features almost no clothing in the first place.
In general, Toru's invisible body is primarily used as a source of comic relief.
Despite this, Toru is by no means a pushover. An energetic, yet focused and reliable member of Class 1-A, she is always ready to lend a hand, be it in battle or helping to support and provide for others when needed, such as when she aided in the Nabu Island evacuation and helped with handing out food to the island's residents. [7]
Toru also has an observant side, as she noticed that Yuga had not been his usual self following Izuku Midoriya 's return to U.A. High. Her curiosity led to her discovering that he was a traitor who had (albeit painfully and unwillingly) given intel to All For One . [8] During this, Toru also showed to be emotionally fragile, as after reprimanding Yuga for having betrayed his classmates, she was shown crying on how he had the gall to attend classes with them. She was still crying afterward and sobbed on Mashirao Ojiro 's shoulder during Yuga's interrogation. [9]


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In his empowered form, Toshinori is a massive man with an equally muscular and well-defined physique, his design resembling a typical Western comic book superhero. He has chiseled features on his face with a strong jawline, pronounced cheekbones, and bushy eyebrows. He has short blond hair, swept backward, with two distinct tufts sticking above his head, leaning slightly to each side. His robust features regularly cast a dark shadow over his face, hiding everything but his bright blue eyes.
Toshinori's Golden Age hero costume consisted of a skin-tight blue bodysuit decorated with a red symbol that somewhat resembles a "Y", designed with a white diamond at its center, with white lines connected to it that trace from his chest to his back shoulders; the lines trimmed with the aforementioned red symbol. The symbol appeared to have wings on the side that ran from atop his torso before ending around his back, over which a similar red and white design was absent of the white diamond. Large white patches lined with red covered each side of his hips before ending at his lower thighs, and he wore a gold belt with a silver buckle with red eyes. His forearm sleeves were colored in gold; each had white lines covered in blue accents over his wrists, spiked fins on the sides of his arms, and his feet were covered in shin-length gold boots trimmed with white and red accents.
In his true form, after sustaining permanent damage from All For One, Toshinori's declining health reduced him to a very skinny man with sharp, angular features and long limbs, his neck extended, his eyebrows absent and the sclera of his eyes turned black. His hair is wavy, with two long strands coming down from his hairline and framing his face. He possesses a large scar covering most of the left side of his chest, having lost his stomach and some of his lungs' respiratory system. It is common for him to spout blood from his mouth when excited or surprised. He typically wears baggy clothing to accommodate the change in body mass between forms, but after Toshinori's tenure as a hero, he starts wearing clothes that fit him in his regular form, as he no longer needs big clothes that fit his muscle form.
In his early career, Toshinori was a lean but fit young man with the same hairstyle as his true form. In his empowered state, his facial features were noticeably softer. In both his normal and empowered form, Toshinori did not have shadowed eyes on his face, fully showing his white sclerae while retaining the deep blue irises of his eyes, possibly showing how he was not a shell of his former self.
During his final confrontation with All For One in the Final War , Toshinori dons a high-tech suit of armor dubbed the " Armored All Might " from his car, Hercules . The mechanical suit resembles his old hero costume and comprises several robotic pieces that can be detached and applied. It covers Toshinori's entire body, exposing only his mouth so he can still show his iconic smile. [8] Throughout the battle, Toshinori's legs are crushed, and the suit is destroyed. [9]
After being saved from death by Katsuki and Izuku, All Might's eyes regain their white sclerae, like in his younger days, albeit still covered by shadow lines, [10] as well as his eyebrows being visualized in the aftermath of the Final War. After his legs were crushed, All Might is bound to a wheelchair while he continues to recover from his injuries.
Eight years later, All Might has acquired more wrinkles around his face, though his eyebrows and the white sclerae of his eyes have remained. He has also regained his ability to walk. [4]

All Might's hero persona appears to be derived from comic book superhero stereotypes: exuberant and filled with dramatic flair. He always protects and saves innocent people with a huge smile. The habit of smiling was ingrained in him by his mentor, Nana Shimura, who believed that the ones who smile are the ones who are the strongest. Though he can sometimes be annoying, All Might is highly amicable due to his popularity and years in the spotlight, always taking his time to interact with fans.
Once All Might reverts to his true form, he becomes reserved and solemn, avoiding attention in direct contrast to the grandiosity of his hero identity. While he's an optimist, he still ensures his goals are grounded in reality. When a Quirkless Izuku tells him about his goal of becoming a hero, All Might commends him for having a dream but reminds him to stay realistic and suggests he enter another profession that helps people. He considered the harsh words necessary to save the boy from long-term frustration. In this form, he frequently vomits blood to indicate his fragile health, although it might happen if he is surprised or amused. Regardless of which form All Might is currently taking, two personality traits always present in him are his optimism and oafishness.
Since his youth, All Might had always carried a single yet burdensome goal: to become a pillar of hope that people could always rely upon during harsh times. After obtaining One For All from Nana, All Might became a hero and a legend, thanks to his seemingly endless competency and charisma. No matter who or what he faced, All Might would stand up triumphantly every time, one battle after another, inspiring the world and sending fear to the hearts of villains everywhere. All Might has a chronic ability to save as many people as possible, a trait shared with his successor. He exhausted himself and fell behind on his other hero duties, such as filing paperwork. Though he was embarrassed by it, he still gratefully accepted the offer of Sir Nighteye and (later) Naomasa Tsukauchi to file his reports.

All Might recognises Izuku's true heroism.

After his fight against All For One, he considered it necessary to keep his weakened state hidden from the public for the sake of keeping up morale. Unfortunately for All Might, injuries inflicted on his body were starting to take a toll on him. Despite the concern and warnings from some of his close associates, All Might's determination to preserve society from evil prevented him from relinquishing his role as the Symbol of Peace. His smile, a gesture that served to calm others, started becoming more of a way for All Might to hide his fears and insecurities from the general population. As time passed, All Might began to forget some of the basic principles of heroism until Izuku, in a brave attempt to save Katsuki Bakugo from the Sludge Villain 's attack despite being Quirkless, rekindled his heroic spirit and taught him that something can always be done to fight injustice.

Upon retiring, All Might vows to devote himself to raising Izuku as his successor.

Above all else, he considers self-sacrifice the most noble action, coming in many forms for All Might, such as physically on the battlefield and mentally, sacrificing so much of his time that he barely has a private life. He believes in this core value so much that he dropped Sir Nighteye's preparations for a successor on a whim after witnessing Izuku's single act of selflessness to save Katsuki. This selflessness has aided All Might well to become a symbol, as civilians trust his words, "Do not fear", truly knowing he won't hesitate to save them. The dismissal of his safety eventually caught up to him, causing issues with his work and personal life. As a U.A. Teacher, he couldn't help but be distracted assisting people on his morning commute, shortening his time with his students. It also estranged All Might from Sir Nighteye, who disagreed on whether he should avoid his prophesied death or continue hero work. All Might attempted to ignore his prophesied death, keeping it secret from Izuku for a long time. At Inko Midoriya 's request, he gained a new resolve to avoid it entirely; he found a more excellent value in his own life, knowing Izuku needed him as a mentor, not just a savior.
Izuku has compared All Might's personality to their mentor Gran Torino since both play dumb quite often. All Might is far more intelligent and perceptive than his campy image would suggest. He has a tactical mind regarding battle strategies and public speaking. Assessing a villain's threat level, All Might skilfully applies the necessary force and avoids injuries when possible. If he's in control, he even makes dramatic performances out of their defeats as examples to other villains. His presence alone decreased Japan's crime rate to 3%. He's aware of villain tactics, such as monologuing, and actively ignores them. Only the most manipulative of villains, like All For One, can bring out rare instances of anger in All Might, such as catching him off guard and giving him a mortal injury, as well as mocking his late master, Nana, causing All Might to rise in anger, saying that he would destroy All For One's wicked ambitions and bitterly stating that the villain would die in prison.
Despite his battle intelligence, his incredible powers and fame make him dissociated from others' capabilities, and Gran Torino asserted this made him ill-suited to teaching. Sometimes, All Might underestimates his students and is outsmarted as a result. Lacking teaching experience, he required a script to convey his first lesson to Class 1-A . He is reprimanded occasionally by his fellow teacher, Eraser Head , for being sometimes unavailable for his teaching duties. However, All Might bringing his typical attitude into his teaching can be beneficial, creating an energetic and motivating environment. While his U.A. coworkers respect him as a Pro Hero, they can get frustrated with his presence's conflict with the school, such as attracting journalists. He has also faced criticism from the media for attracting villains to U.A.
For Izuku especially, All Might has a habit of projecting himself onto his protégé and overestimating his limits. While All Might grew accustomed to being able to use One For All at 100% instantly, Izuku received grave injuries when he did so. After receiving multiple scoldings from Recovery Girl for encouraging Izuku's self-destructive behavior, they both realized that the boy needed to be his own hero and develop at his own pace. This self-identity is reflected when All Might told Endeavor , after the latter took his place as the Number 1 Pro Hero, to figure out what kind of symbol he wanted to be. While All Might wishes to inspire others, he is not self-righteous and sees the value of different ideologies. He also respects other professions outside of heroes, such as the Police Force , while others tend to underappreciate them.

All Might enraged at missing his chance to save Katsuki.

All Might always prioritize the lives of others over his own, considering them his responsibility. Still, All Might is deeply aware that saving everybody in the world is an impossible task, which is why he sought to become a symbol who could inspire others to take action as well. While All Might is seen smiling, laughing, and being cheerful most of the time, he is highly protective of his students, showing a rare instance of rage if they're in danger. All Might is willing to go above his limits for their safety, alleviating their worries through his trademark smile. Even after his retirement, he remains ready to support the Heroes during major operations such as Mission: Humarise and the Final War.
Despite having the best intentions of becoming a symbol that everyone could rely on, All Might's debut and tremendous rise in the world of Heroes also led to unintended consequences; as a result of his immense power, society began to over-rely on both him and other Heroes in general, to the extent where they would become downright ignorant in thinking that a Hero would always appear on the scene and rectify any situation, becoming more like bystanders and spectators in the process. Unfortunately, this was the very opposite of what he wanted to inspire in people, and would also be the primary catalyst of his mentor's grandson becoming a villain when no one turned to help him, causing him to be found by All For One. In other extreme cases, Endeavor would go to horrible lengths to surpass All Might, such as creating his son, Shoto , and brutally training him from a young age to have him surpass All Might as his father's successor. Furthermore, fanatics such as Stain believed that All Might was the true example of what every hero should be and killed those the Hero Killer believed were unworthy and did not meet his standards. Perhaps worst of all, Valdo Gollini , the head of the Gollini Family , took All Might's message to heart and became his evil imposter, Dark Might, who was obsessed with mimicking the hero's power and becoming the new "Symbol of Peace" to extend the reach of his mafia across Japan while the country was in a state of chaos.
Another negative aspect of All Might's drive to be the Symbol of Peace is that he tends to have a self-deprecating view of himself, not seeing himself as the paragon most people view him as, but instead feeling the full brunt of his responsibilities (though he can at times be humorously self-absorbed, such as having a ringtone and email notification of his own voice). Following the injuries given to him by All For One, which limited his muscle form to only a few hours a day, All Might was aware that he wasn't the powerful hero he once was in his prime, but still put on a brave face to fight villains and put the public at ease, knowing that he couldn't continue being the Symbol of Peace forever, a problem that even All Might couldn't outrun. Due to the stresses of acting like the ideal hero while fearing being found out in his hero persona, he seems to have developed a minor case of imposter syndrome . As a result of this and his selfless nature, All Might has a habit of placing burdens on himself and being very self-critical. When Izuku left him behind to deal with All For One's forces and began distancing himself from everyone in fear for their well-being, All Might fell into harsh dejection, chiding his now-retired self for being unable to help and feeling as though he was only dragging everyone down in his now powerless state. It would take Stain, of all people, to show All Might that there are still civilians and heroes who recognize the heroic legacy he left behind and will continue fighting for what's right, even in the face of hopelessness.

All Might trying to entertain his students.

All Might has a fatherly attitude towards his students (his successor Izuku, in particular) and takes pride in helping their development as future heroes, being quick to give encouraging advice and celebrate their accomplishments, but he's also not afraid of pushing them further, even if he ends up going a bit too far. All Might has the habit of adding "young" ( 少年 , Shonen ? ) to the surname of his students whenever he is speaking out loud or thinking to himself (ex. "Young Midoriya").
However, he is the most ruthless of all the teachers during the Final Exams Arc . Like his hero persona, All Might can put on a theatrical villain one, doing it to bring out the full potential of others with rough love. His sheer intimidation alone was, according to Izuku, similar to that of Stain. When Katsuki stated that he'd rather lose than seek Izuku's assistance, All Might was more than willing to force Katsuki to lose. He also punched Katsuki hard enough for him to vomit, showing he will not hold back and is ready to injure his students if that means they'll pass the exams properly. All Might would even go as far as to crack Izuku's back and crush them both under his boot (all of which earned him a severe scolding by Recovery Girl). He later admitted that while he cares a lot about saving people (like Izuku), he also cares a lot about winning (like Katsuki).

Despite being gravely injured, All Might continues to smile.

During the Final War , All Might wasn't afraid of going out to fight despite being Quirkless. Using his Armored All Might suit, he bravely faced off against All For One for one final time. Despite being gravely injured by his biggest foe, All Might continues to maintain his signature smile, even trash talking the latter for being weak and helpless. During the climax of the battle, All Might wasn't afraid of dying at All For One's hands, thinking back to Nighteye's words, as he slowly accepts his fate. However, as he is about to be finished off, he is then saved by a newly revived Katsuki. This moment causes him to have yet another vision of Nighteye, as his former sidekick urges him to continue living. As Katsuki is about to face All For One, All Might gives his student the last remaining piece of his armor, leaving the rest up to him.
Eight years after the war, after Izuku has finally become Quirkless again, All Might refused to give up hope on his student's desire to become a Hero despite his current situation. Presenting him with a new mechanical suit created with the help of his former classmates, Mei, and Melissa, he tells his successor that he had deserved this power fair and square, as he urges him to become a Hero once more.


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Nothing is known about his appearance since he has yet to make an appearance.
On his sketch, he is shown to have shoulder-length hair that appears to be slimy. He has a long jawline and a pointy chin. Toxic Chainsaw is very well-built and muscular, he also has an outie belly button.
Toxic Chainsaw is depicted as topless in the sketch. He wears baggy pants with skull-shaped kneepads and army boots.

Nothing is known about his personality. However, since he is a villain and seeing the reaction of someone who is knowledgeable about heroes and villains, it is most likely that he was ruthless and cruel, as he is still feared now.


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Toy-Toy is a young woman with long light brown hair and eyes of the same color. Her costume consists of a light pink, fluffy sleeveless vest, gloves, and boots, and a hat that resembles a dog with buggy eyes and a round black nose.
During the Jaku Hospital Raid , her outfit was white instead of pink, and the dog head's eyes were red with a green center.


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Toya is a tall, lean young man with light, almond-shaped eyes, their irises visibly small, with prominent dark circles around them. His hair is chin-length and bright golden-blond color, worn parted to his left to obscure his right eye. Toya has a wide mouth with mainly straight teeth and thin eyebrows that are usually pointed upwards; these, and the notable wideness of his eyes, give him a permanently crazed look.
Toya wears a gray (dark green in the anime) dress shirt with a light orange tie (pink in the anime) as well as dark pants and a beak-shaped plague mask that’s worn by all of the Eight Bullets .

Toya is a very fanatic and outspoken man, possibly due to the tragic events that happened in his past. The fact that Toya once attempted to commit suicide points to him being mentally unstable and unable to move on.
Toya, as well as the other members of the Eight Bullets, are all hopeless people who have lost their dignity and no longer see any purpose in continuing to live; thus, they are utterly devoted to Shie Hassaikai and are not afraid of giving away their lives for the group. Toya believes that their status as "human garbage" allowed them to form a strong friendship that tied them all together.


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In the flashback, Tsubasa is a plump child with a rounded face and brown hair that is almost completely shaved. Due to his Quirk , two red and draconic wings emerged from his back.
As a child, he wore a tank top, green shorts, and sandals.

Not much is known about his personality, but it is known that he was a bully because as a child, he, alongside Katsuki Bakugo , often beat up and belittled Izuku Midoriya for being Quirkless .


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Tsumuji is a man of average light, light brown skin and a lean build. He has grayish-blue hair that he ties back into a ponytail, and an elongated face, causing his mouth to protrude forward like a bill. His Quirk mutated his hands, increasing their size and giving him very flexible wrists and slick, durable bright orange fingers. He wears a black sleeveless unitard with a purple belt, has a small desk fan attached to his back and teal sneakers with similar fans attached to them. A pair of goggles protects his eyes during combat.


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Tsunagu is a tall, slim man with an unnaturally long and flexible neck, as shown on several occasions, and dark, heavily-lashed eyes which appeared to tilt slightly inwards. He has rather long, blond hair which he wears combed drastically to the left, covering his left eye.
His hero costume consists of a pair of jeans, a denim waistcoat with two large breast pockets, and a denim dress shirt with a very high collar which covers his face up to just below his nose. He wears two belts, one around his collar and one around his waist, and short dark brown boots with thick gray shafts and soles.
As a part of the Hideout Raid second squad team, he wears a denim-like trench coat over his costume.
During the Paranormal Liberation War , after making his return to duty he wears a similar version to his previous costume, except both of belts have his hero name initials and his boots are longer and over his pant legs. Some small changes are made before the final battle against the villains.
Following the aftermath of the Final War , his costume is now much darker in tone, and his belt's buckle on his face is redesigned to not have his hero initials, along with belt's strap being longer and loose on the end.

Tsunagu is an elegant man with flamboyant tendencies. He believes very strongly that people with influence must maintain a positive appearance both physically and socially. Tsunagu often uses metaphors referencing jeans, denim, and various other sewing and fabric-based phrases, often inspiring his recruits with speeches, telling them to keep their life straight like their jeans. [4]
Tsunagu admits to being unfond of brutish individuals like Katsuki Bakugo . [5] He took Katsuki on to try to fix his attitude, only to be frustrated by the young man's stubbornness. [6]
Tsunagu takes the role of being a hero very seriously. He is selfless, brave, and charismatic, and aims to spread a sense of a peace to all people and believes that no matter how dire a situation may be, a real hero doesn't believe in making excuses. He did not hesitate to take the full brunt of All For One 's attack to save his allies, something for which he was praised for by the latter. [7]


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Tsutsutaka is a tall young man with a large chin and dark hair in the shape of a pompadour, similar to the shape of his chin.
During school hours, Tsutsutaka wears the standard U.A. uniform for male students.

Not much is currently known about Tsutsutaka's personality, other than he's annoyed by Class 1-A and their popularity, believing that the entire school suffer from the repercussions of them being targeted by the League of Villains . He is seen badmouthing them and their plans to hold a concert, later only showing up to see them fail. After their spectacular performance however, Tsutsutaka apologizes for wanting them to suffer misfortune, admitting that they did great.


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Tsuyoshi is a young boy with dark and short hair, spiked downwards, with a few spikes upwards, having an especially large one. He wears a hooded shirt, shorts and sneakers.

Tsuyoshi seems to be quite confident in himself and his Quirk , since, although his mother had warned him to watch out with Villains , Tsuyoshi was certain that his Quirk was enough to deal with them, although when he encountered bullies, he was too scared to act.
Being still a child, he is quite easily impressed by Heroes , although he is also easily disappointed when they display outlandish and awkward behavior.
He seems to like football a lot, since he saved money for a long time to buy a special football ball.


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Tsuyu is a short girl of a relatively slender build and has notably large hands. Her appearance is rather frog-like; she has a wide mouth, which dips down a little in the middle just like a common frog, and oval-shaped eyes with large, black irises, their lower eyelashes visibly pronounced. Amongst her family, Tsuyu's frog-like traits are the least pronounced. She also demonstrates some frog-like mannerisms, such as hopping on all fours instead of running and holding herself in a way that is somewhat connotative of a frog.
Her hair is a dark sea-green color and is very long, reaching to her waist with the ends tied together at the bottom in a large bow of hair. She has two shoulder-length clumps framing her face and shorter bangs between her eyes, some partially swept to each side.
During her time in Salty Banks Middle School , she wore a plain white long sleeved seifuku with a dark blue Kansai collar, cuffs, and skirt, a double white trim on the cuffs and Kansai collar, paired with a red mixed with blue and white scarf that is tied below, and sporting black knee high socks and brown outdoor school shoes. She also wears a cyan collared scarf with dark green polka dots.
Her hero costume consists of a bright green turtleneck bodysuit, tan-colored gloves with large green buckles on each wrist guard, and two matching belts, one above her breasts, a strap at either side going around her shoulders, and one around her waist, little holes embedded into it all the way around. Two black lines run down her suit, each framed with a yellow outline, and she wears tight black boots with yellow markings in the shape of a "V" on her thighs and green webbed flippers resembling frogs' toes on her feet. She wears a headband with a color matching that of her gloves and goggles with dark green-tinted lenses attached on either side and a thin dark green mask that goes along the middle of her face.
Her winter costume isn't significantly different, though she now wears a ring around her neck with two yellow bubble-shaped objects just above her shoulders that automatically regulate her body temperature (her Quirk causes her to hibernate when it drops a significant amount), although later has them removed during the Final War along with her mask. Her goggles are newly fitted with a visor so she can wear them more comfortably. The inside of her suit is lined with insulation to aid with temperature regulation. The markings on her bodysuit are also slightly different in that the two lines only start just below her chest rather than from the top of her suit, and she has two rounder markings on her chest.
Eight years after the end of the Final War, Tsuyu has grown taller, and her wrist guard gloves have a more circular shape on the top instead of rectangular.

Tsuyu is straightforward and aloof, speaking bluntly from her mind and freely expressing what she thinks about others. Tsuyu prefers to be called "Tsu", but only by people she views as friends. [5] She commonly refers to everyone with the honorific "-chan", save for teachers and other authority figures.

Tsuyu calming down a scared Ochaco.

Tsuyu's parents were always busy at work, requiring her to become the caretaker of her two younger siblings at a young age. Under these circumstances, Tsuyu grew into a highly mature and responsible individual who could divide her attention between school and home duties without letting one intervene with the other. This balance also means that Tsuyu knows how to lead and look after people, keeping them safe and at ease if they don't feel so. She has strong morals, goals, and principles and is willing to oppose her friends to defend them from rash decisions. When several members of Class 1-A agreed to rescue Katsuki Bakugo after the Vanguard Action Squad Invasion , Tsuyu was the most outspoken against it, asserting that acting on their emotions and breaking the law to rescue him made them essentially the same as Villains . [6]

Tsuyu showing a rare moment of emotional vulnerability.

Tsuyu is noticeably calm and collected, staying levelheaded and focused even during the most stressful situations. An honor student since middle school, Tsuyu has excellent judgment, can communicate her intentions easily, and is rarely moved by emotion, making her an incredibly dependable ally capable of covering for a partner's weaknesses. For those reasons, Recovery Girl describes her as a "perfect pillar of emotional support". [7] However, even Tsuyu has limits when it comes to staying composed, having broken down in despair or heartbreak a few times. Her words may also come off as unintentionally harsh, thanks to her blunt honesty, resulting in her feeling guilty and regretful when she speaks out against her friends. Following Katsuki's rescue, Tsuyu felt severely ashamed over her choice of words regarding her classmates wanting to save him, to the point where she couldn't face them out of guilt afterwards, until the situation was resolved with help from Ochaco Uraraka .

Tsuyu's finger stim.

Her usual expression consists of a vacant stare, which makes reading her thoughts and emotions difficult for those around her while sometimes creeping them out in the process. Tsuyu habitually tips her finger against her mouth while speaking, pondering, or showing curiosity. She tends to say "ribbit", emulating a frog's croaking, at the end of her sentences or as a replacement for many of her single-word replies.
During the Final War , Tsuyu has matured somewhat with her beliefs, becoming less rigid as a result. She admitted to Himiko Toga that she initially thought following the rules made someone a hero and that breaking them made them a villain. Even so, she pleads with Himiko to let Ochaco talk with her, signifying that despite it being much more challenging than simply capturing or killing her, Ochaco is putting the rules to one side to try and reach out to her. [8]