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After being mortally injured by All Might years ago, All For One's face was entirely made up of scar tissue, extending from above his upper lip and covering his entire head and the back of his neck. As such, he had no visible nose, ears, hair, or eyes, though the outlines of his eye sockets were visible. All For One was blind but used an Infrared Quirk to "see," and he would sense the directions of vibrations in the area around him, similar to echolocation. There was a small hole in each palm of his hands, which is how he stole and transferred Quirks.
In the past, All For One was a towering man with a powerfully muscular physique, imposing features, short white hair, and faded red eyes that showed no sense of feeling. He usually wore a dark suit over a white shirt. When All For One left his secret hideout during the Kamino Incident , he donned a navy blue, skull-like gas mask with angular tubes at the top, a wide collar-like life-support system around his neck with additional pipes connecting in the front and back, presumably to help him breathe.
For the start of the Final War , he wore a smoother skull mask with a much wider, sleeker collar. He also wore a patterned vest underneath his suit.
During his battle with Endeavor and Hawks , All For One used a reverse-engineered replica of the Quirk-Destroying Drug to restore his appearance to that of before his first fight with All Might, as well as stealing capes from the Heroes to cover himself up. [8] As the damage inflicted upon him continued to stack and put his Rewind effect into overdrive, All For One continued to physically regress in age; from that of a young man, [9] to a temporarily glowing young boy. [10] The conclusion of the battle saw him finally regress back into an infant, and then a fetus, and then an egg cell before he vanished completely. [11]

All For One was a subtle, sadistic, and malevolent man who liked to rule from the shadows and enjoyed himself at the expense of people before discarding them. In the past, All For One used his power to help people, but in exchange for their servitude. Once they could no longer follow his orders, All For One would callously abandon them, and his followers purged those who defied his will. Taking advantage of the chaotic era caused by the uprising of Quirks, All For One offered people anything they wanted as long as they followed him, including choice and power to those who had none, where he would take Quirks from those who didn't want them and gave Quirks to those who wished for strength, all as a means to gather numbers and conduct his schemes through other people. He masked his true intentions by claiming that he just wanted to help restore order and balance to society.
All For One exhibited extreme megalomania and even traits of an outright God complex, having compared himself to the Demon Lord he read about in comic books. He also relished his total power over Japan and saw himself as a higher being. All For One would steal the most powerful Quirks during his rise to power and crushed anyone who stood in his way. [12] He also displayed signs of kleptomania, claiming that he couldn't resist stealing a powerful Quirk when the opportunity presented itself. [13]
The only person All For One seemed to care for was his younger brother, Yoichi, as he was his only family. However, All For One regarded Yoichi as his possession and was condescending towards him for his frail body, even kicking Yoichi for standing in his way. He was also exasperated by his brother's ideals of justice and attempts to stand in his way. [14] All For One had a firm contempt for ideals of justice and morality, dismissing them as arbitrary beliefs of other people that shackle personal freedom. [15] Like All Might yearned to become a symbol of justice, All For One sought to be an all-powerful evil, inspired by the comic books he read with Yoichi in their childhood. His ultimate goal was to use his power to thwart humanity's future and rule above everyone, as it fit with the "Demon Lord" character he envisioned himself as. [8]

Even as a child, All For One was evil.

Ever since he was born, All For One was already quite selfish, arrogant, and had a discerning lack of empathy. Having been forced to survive in a chaotic era caused by the emergence of Quirks, he believed those who didn't help him deserved to perish, using the Quirk he took from his deceased mother to kill people while stealing their abilities. While his weak younger brother had nothing to offer him, All For One still kept Yoichi around as he felt as though he belonged to him. After being inspired by the Demon Lord in comic books, with how the fictional evil being reigned supreme and ruled through fear, he soon came to dream of a world that would submit to him, leading him down his evil path. [16]
Even when his brother rebelled against him, All For One kept Yoichi alive and imprisoned him, hoping that if he gave his seemingly Quirkless brother a power of his own, he would join his side. When Yoichi chose to flee with Kudo and Bruce however, All For One proceeded to locate and kill him, seemingly bearing no remorse for the act. According to Yoichi, All For One only saw people as playthings or as prizes to win, and in the end, even his own brother wasn't exempt from his possessive and dominant nature. Upon learning of One For All's creation, he became obsessed with claiming his brother's Quirk and would go on to pursue it for many decades, wanting to regain his little brother and finally be able to possess him. In a twist of irony, All For One ended up creating the one Quirk that he couldn't steal, and along with it, generations of heroes who were sworn to fight and put a stop to him.

All For One watches as he leads a young Tomura down the path of evil.

All For One was a patient mentor towards Tomura and often gave him constructive criticism and encouragement, even when the latter failed. Upon finding him all alone as a child, All For One took him in and gave him a room of his own while becoming his "Sensei"/"Master," going as far as to rename the young boy while giving him his surname, demonstrating a seemingly caring and even fatherly side. However, All For One only viewed Tomura as a mere vessel for himself, revealing that his reasons for raising him were purely for his own gain. All For One exploited Tomura's traumatic memories of his abusive father and groomed his rage so that he could use it as a tool to overwhelm the willpower of One For All and finally be able to steal the Quirk. This was made clear during the Paranormal Liberation War , where All For One took control of Tomura's body despite the latter's protests. In a twisted and selfish way, All For One was proud of Tomura's growth, knowing that he would serve him well as his new body, even claiming that Tomura would be "the next him".
All For One despised those who persistently defied him, especially the users of One For All. He loathed All Might in particular for ruining his syndicate and crippling him. He was also a firm believer in the hatred of the heart, having believed it to be a very strong source of power. When mentoring Tomura, All For One gave him the hands of his deceased relatives as a way for the negative feelings in his heart to remain close while also giving him a sense of comfort. When encountering the previous wills of One For All in the mental world, the vestige of All For One was not troubled when Tomura started to loathe him, stating that this hatred was only more fitting for the Symbol of Fear.

All For One mimics Nana Shimura's smile to spite All Might.

As much as he encouraged Tomura's hatred, All For One was also highly derisive and mocking towards his enemies as a means to get under their skin and/or cause them to drop their guard. His taunts and expertise in psychological warfare were enough to enrage even the strongest heroes, such as All Might and Endeavor. Even when outnumbered, All For One remained unshakably calm, willing to slaughter enemies with his tremendous power. He often regarded lesser opponents as fodder rather than actual threats, though he was ready to take an interest in their Quirks to see if they were worthy of taking for himself.
Due to his immense power and confidence, All For One had a calm and condescending demeanor, remaining confident even when thwarted and imprisoned. [17] Later, the villain revealed to Dabi that he never depended on a single plan to achieve a goal and has multiple contingencies that he mapped out over his many years alive. [18] He was not averse to acting pragmatically, such as choosing to have Tomura's remaining forces retreat during the Paranormal Liberation War, switching priorities from defeating the heroes to freeing himself from Tartarus. [19] Thanks to a combination of Quirks, All For One was able to detect lies and hostility, with which he could preemptively eliminate traitors. [20] Due to his long life, as well as his status and experience, he was well-informed about almost every significant figure among heroes and villains.
For his malevolent nature, All For One presented himself as polite, sympathetic, and generous towards his associates and underlings, often seeming amicable and fair-minded. However, this was only glib that All For One employed to subtly manipulate people into following his bidding, showing no concern for them once they were captured or outlived their usefulness. All For One admitted to Dabi that he sees people as nothing more than disposable tools - should they fail him, he shrugs and moves on to the next alternative, though he was willing to take enjoyment in when they received their comeuppance, be it from him or someone else. Even if his followers failed him, All For One admitted that it was worth seeing what entertainment they could bring before their downfall and would even tempt someone into helping him before sadistically watching them suffer, showing his twisted willingness to toy with people's lives while having a blatant disregard for whatever happens to them. [21] [22]
While All For One was completely selfish, he was willing to die for his ideals and would not spare any effort to ensure that his idea of a Symbol of Evil would continue even after his death. While he wanted to possess Tomura's body for his own ends, All For One didn't seem to mind if Tomura managed to kill him as long as he continued his legacy. Similarly, while it was not his intention at first, he had no problem sacrificing his own sense of self and allowing his consciousness to merge with Tomura's to become a new evil being entirely. Even so, after sacrificing his own body by activating the Rewind Drug, he became adamant about permanently taking over Tomura's body before his original self vanishes, reinforcing his self-centered ideals.

All For One denies that he's at fault, explaining how his followers act on his very whim.

As a side effect of his own Quirk, All For One explained that he often suffered from nightmares where the people from whom he stole Quirks appeared in his dreams and hurled insults at him. Despite his remorseless personality, All For One admitted that such episodes sometimes left him feeling very discouraged. However, he scoffed at the idea of being able to feel guilt, as he believed it to be a trait of inferior humans. [23] As further proof of his detachment, he repeatedly denied blame for any of his actions, instead laying the fault on his followers who only wanted to support him or who otherwise sided with his plans for their own reasons. He did this despite the evident fact that he had manipulated all parties involved into acting on his behalf with honey-laced promises while also taking advantage of their personal and emotional vulnerabilities to coerce them into enacting his will, persistently refusing to admit that he was to be held responsible, while at the same time, gloating about his results and his alleged power to achieve his goals, grinning with hypocritical delight. While it was initially believed that his followers carried out his orders out of loyalty to him, it's revealed that some obey him out of fear of reprisal, a strong rebuttal of All For One's belief that his supporters acted out of their own will and possible evidence of either a deluded sense of support to his ideals, or downright despicable lies to deflect blame.
It's implied that he required the hatred and will of Tomura to steal One For All successfully because All For One himself did not carry any hatred, or at least nowhere near as much as needed. Hawks questions why, after so many years of chasing down One For All, All For One would not deeply resent the users to that great of an extent, and theorizes that this was because something was missing in his soul, pointing out how he always smiled. [24] This was supported by the fact that, no matter how cruel or sadistic his actions were, he never seemed to hold or exhibit any true malice or emotions. This apathy was further demonstrated during the Final War, as despite having been backed into a corner by the onslaught of heroes and at the threat of being rewound out of existence before he could finalize his plans, he still kept a smile on his face. All For One's complacent disposition could have been due to his selfishness, as he literally could not care about anything beyond himself enough to form the required attachments needed to create a powerful grudge or intense feeling of revenge. However, he was shown to be crying before killing Kudo, the second user of One For All, blaming the latter for taking his brother away from him, though he claimed these were only crocodile tears that were meant to cause confusion.

All For One claims it's Izuku's turn as he vows to crush the young hero's spirit.

Although All For One grew a very strong contempt and hatred towards All Might for having permanently damaged his body and taking away his rule and status over Japan, he later admitted that he lost all interest in All Might and was solely focused on the current One For All wielder, Izuku Midoriya. [21] It appears that All For One was so egomaniacal to the point where only those who persistently stood in his way and were strong enough to defy him warranted both his constant attention and hatred. He was so emotionally inclined towards his goals that he was either dismissive or manipulative towards everyone else, only seeing people as obstacles in his way or as pawns to manipulate for his own gain.
Despite how All For One was always perceived as calm and composed, a few instances agitated him to the point of becoming emotionally unstable, especially when his infallible belief that he was above all others was threatened. When someone challenged his authority, specifically those he deemed "insignificant", it was enough to rile him with anger and frustration. These included Star and Stripe after Tomura's attempt to steal New Order had failed, and people like Kyoka Jiro who refused to back down despite how significantly "weaker" they were in comparison to him. This was most emphasized through Kudo, who, despite being a "pebble" in his path that he could dispose of easily, was the one responsible for freeing his brother from his grasp and allowing One For All to exist. All For One eventually realized that Kudo was the one he truly hated the most, even years after the latter's death. [25]

In his younger state, All For One's hatred begins to show.

During the Final War, All For One's emotional instability worsened due to the repeated efforts and delays from the Heroes and students of U.A., the effects of the Rewind drug, and the side effects of melding with Tomura's mind. This caused All For One to become far more expressive with his emotions than before. For example, as All For One encountered All Might on his way to Tomura, he was unable to resist the hatred he felt towards his old arch-enemy and chose to confront him one last time, despite being on the clock due to the effects of Rewind, something his usual pragmatic self would have never done. All For One also became more spiteful as he intended to steal Fumikage Tokoyami 's Quirk partially out of resentment for all the trouble he had caused him. His need to remain in control as the Demon Lord had magnified to the point where he outright denied anything that threatened this image. For instance, when All Might managed to delay him with his mechanized suit, All For One vehemently denied that All Might's plan to stall him worked, even though All For One actively chose to fight All Might instead of going after Tomura. Ironically, his plan to use Tomura's hatred to steal One For All would ultimately lead to his undoing and eventual demise.
In his final moments, All For One was left in such a vulnerable and emotional state that he finally admitted to himself his desire to become a Demon Lord was so that nobody would ever be able to forget him, since negative memories stick around in people's minds so strongly. All For One's own lack of strong motivation beyond rudimentary, basic hubris left him unprepared to deal with the strong emotions of not only Tomura, but all of the Heroes he had faced since launching the final phase of his plan to steal One For All. With all of his efforts come to nought as Katsuki applied the final bit of damage that caused him to vanish, he died crying and scared, unable to cope with having let emotions compromise him at the most critical juncture of his hundred year scheme and doomed to never reclaim his brother as his most prized "possession".
This loss would also affect All For One's vestige. Upon regaining control of Tomura's body, All For One's vestige admits that, after the death of his original self alongside Yoichi's vestige being destroyed, without his brother, the idea of ruling the world is utterly hollow and joyless to him. He admitted that upon sensing Yoichi's vestige shattering, this loss caused what he describes as a gaping hole inside of him, making All For One's personality become much more solemn and lack his usual façade as a smiling Demon Lord, becoming forlorn. At the same time, due to Yoichi seeming to be gone for good, this loss would allow All For One to miraculously survive through Tomura's shattering, beckoning the idea that tragedy engenders true strength and proclaims that this would be his new narration when ruling the world.
At the climax of the final battle, All For One became nervous and desperate as Tomura's body began to fall apart, to the point where he was willing to take one of the Heroes' bodies as his new vessel. Upon reuniting with the remains of Yoichi's vestige, All For One begged his brother not to fade away, not even caring about claiming One For All and even taking on a more human appearance. All For One shouted that he loves Yoichi and is nothing without him, proving that for all his cruelty, a semblance of genuine care for his brother still existed after all. Indeed, Izuku recognized that All For One was not the monster beyond reason or Demon Lord that he made himself out to be, rather just a lonely man. In the end, All For One paid the price for exploiting so many people for his own selfish desires, exposing the vulnerable human inside of him that he had tried so hard to conceal.


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Anan is a young woman with short, navy blue colored hair, as well as blonde colored hair at the top, simulating a spiral. She has hazel colored irises which have rings around them, resembling the first concepts given to depict black holes. [6] Her hands and forearms are covered in a black substance, most likely due to her quirk.
Her costume consists of a white space suit design using what appears to be a puffy jacket instead of an actual suit, a black helmet with white eyes, and a pair of yellow boots.
During the Paranormal Liberation War , her helmet was partially cracked, revealing parts of her face for the first time, namely her light hair worn in bangs and her right, light-colored eye. Both her arms were greatly injured in the conflict. [7] [8]

Anan is a wise, well-mannered woman. As a rescue hero, Anan has displayed how passionate she is about saving people through her teachings. She even developed her own training facility - the Unforeseen Simulation Joint - to train future heroes in search and rescue tactics. She is very passionate about Quirks , specifically Quirks used for creation and assistance rather than for destruction and battle. Regardless, she preaches about her own Quirk being dangerous enough to take someone's life and encourages her students to use their powers for good as heroes.
Anan has also been shown to be very brave. Despite not being a combat type, she does not hesitate to use her Quirk to fight against villains for the sake of protecting others.


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Anna is a young woman with waist-length light peach hair and blue eyes. She wears a long sleeved dress with varying colors of pinks and whites, with a red bow on the chest and her head, and a pink choker-like accessory around her neck.
Upon each activation of her Quirk, her hair begins to darken starting from the roots and then begins to spread until it completely envelops her hair. It wasn't until Giulio neutralized her Quirk completely did her hair return to normal again.

Anna is a frightened and saddened young woman, having suffered a great deal thanks to her Quirk that has been causing her pain, and has been pursued by the Gollini Family mafia. This has made her seek for desperate solutions such as getting a Villain to help her escape, or even requesting Giulio to kill her so that she would not lose herself to her Quirk. Much of this is due to the backlash of her Quirk which causes pain to those incompatible to it and additionally gives her painful seizures. In her youth, she was practically emotionless and isolated as recounted by Giulio.
There was brief time when Anna was not in such a state, which was when her father was alive and before the Gollini Family had kidnapped her. During that time, she showed to be brimming with joy and delight in her daily life, especially when with Giulio. She even displayed a bit of childishness upon Giulio refusing to enjoy having some tea with her. However, the death of her father and her family by the Gollini Family had traumatized her, developing PTSD from the experience of losing everything to the mafia, hence her aversion to violence.
Upon being saved by Giulio and the members of Class 1-A , Anna has returned to her more optimistic side thanks to her Quirk being completely neutralized and with Giulio now back in her life.


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Anonymous are humanoid villains of average build and height, though a few of them vary in these traits. They have a scar across their face similar to Number 6, and a mouth with defined lips similar to the Bombers . [2] Their extremely veiny skin is sectioned off into different-colored patches that look similar to Number 6's hero costume, and there are orbs located on the backs of their palms and at the center of their chest. They also have clawed feet and hands.
During the Naruhata Lockdown, they wore hats and long-sleeved clothing in order to blend into the crowds.

In a similar manner to the Bombers, the Anonymous lack any personality traits, only being designed to follow orders sent out by Number 6. They also possess a lack of instinct for self-preservation or fear. However, they're much more intelligent, demonstrated in their ability to mimic human emotion and speech as lures.


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Aoni is a young man of slightly below-average height. He has neat light hair, pointy ears, and two small horns.
When working, he wears a yukata.

Aoni is an energetic young man, and is very passionate about designing. He is a particularly big fan of Best Jeanist .


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Aorio has odd facial features: his face is pale but the rest of his head is dark. He has dull eyes, pointy ears, and two horns over his head, giving him a demonic appearance. He wears a simple suit.

Nothing is currently known about Aorio's personality.


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Atsuhiro is a tall, slim man with pale skin and brown eyes that are semicircular and slightly slanted inwards, and he has a notably pointed nose. He wears a combination of a mask, balaclava, and a hat. Underneath his mask reveals that he has short black eyebrows and a head of curly brown hair, similar in shade to his eyes.
In his villain attire, he wears a dark orange shirt with the collar left upturned, a green striped bolo necktie with an oval-shaped azure brooch hanging around his neck, a black waistcoat, and black dress pants. He wears knee-high white boots with wedged heels and black toe-caps, plain dark red gloves, a tall brown top hat, a red ribbon tied around it, and a pale feather sticking out on the left.
Over his head, he wears a black balaclava with a hole for his mouth as well as his eyes, over which he wears one of the multiple white masks he owns, each with a different black geometric design. In his first appearance, he also wears a dark yellow, double-breasted overcoat with buttoned shoulder tabs and a high collar, which reaches below his knees, and he additionally carries a silver walking stick with a gold handle.
After Overhaul destroys his left arm, Giran gives him a replacement prosthetic which he wears from then on.
During the Paranormal Liberation War , Atsuhiro uses his Quirk on his lower back in an attempt to escape Best Jeanist , thus permanently maiming himself. [3]

Atsuhiro is a showman who likes to command every event he's a part of and be as flashy and entertaining as possible. He is talkative, humorous, and arrogant with his allies and enemies.
Attsuhiro has a habit of monologuing and showing off his entertainer skills. This showboating has proven to be a flaw in his skills as a villain; he allowed the Bakugo Escort Squad to catch him because he spent so much time taunting them. Mr. Compress also nearly lost possession of Katsuki Bakugo after taking a moment to bow after his victory. [6]
Atsuhiro is often the voice of reason among the League of Villains and appears to care for his comrades; he mentors the younger members and frequently keeps them in check. After Magne 's death, he immediately leaps into action and tries to subdue Overhaul himself. This action costs him his arm, but Compress quickly gets revenge by destroying Overhaul's arm later.
Though little of his past or motives were shown, it's revealed that Atsuhiro is the great-great-grandson of Oji Harima, who stole from wealthy heroes and gave that wealth to the people. Atsuhiro joined the League of Villains to fight against such a corrupt system and wealthy heroes, exposing the perceived injustices of a heroic society.


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Axer is a well built man with dark skin and long dark hair. He wears a pair of black pants, a brown belt with a gold buckle, a round white mask over his face. He also wear gold bracelets and a gold T shaped pendant around his neck.

Axer is one of the horde villains who invaded the U.S.J. led by Tomura Shigaraki . He attacked Denki Kaminari , Kyoka Jiro and Momo Yaoyorozu in the Mountain Zone. He tried to ambush Kyoka from above after jumping off the cliff behind the trio, but the hero trainee dodged. He was then defeated by a kick from Momo. Following the authorities arrival, he would be arrested alongisde the majority of the Villains.


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Backdraft is dressed like a firefighter, sporting a long yellow jacket with high-visibility lines running down the center, along his sleeve cuffs, hem, and high collar, as well as a red fireman hat. A thin cannon is strapped to his left shoulder, which is attached to the red water tank he wears on his back. He wears a white mask with a single orange bead embedded in the center, which could possibly be his eye. He has taps for hands with circular wrist guards just behind their openings, red valves over the top, a pair of similar kneepads on his legs, and yellow sneakers on his feet.

Not much is known about his personality currently.


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Before his transformation, the Batto was a tall man with pointed ears, sharp teeth and black hair, swept backwards at the top and shaved around the sides. His arms are darker than the rest of his body, and he has a pair of large bat wings attached underneath them. His feet end in claws.
As clothes, he wears a sleeveless full-body suit, a belt with a central buckle around his waist, and a dark translucent visor.
After being bio-enginered by the Villain Factory, he underwent physical changes. Now he looks more like a half-human/half-bat creature. His skin becomes completely dark, his ears get bigger, his hair becomes shorter, has a small mass of hair grows on his back, and from the waist down is covered with dark fur. He still wears the dark translucent visor.

Batto is a mocking person and proud of his speed, mocking the speed of Ingenium by saying "turtle".
He also seems to be vengeful, since he was looking directly for Koichi Haimawari for having defeated him before.


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Bearhead has a very well-built physique and takes on the appearance of a brown bear due to his Quirk . As such, half of his body is covered in thick, brown fur and his face is in the shape of a bear's head. He has a set of large, thick claws for fingers.
Bearhead wears a ball chain with a bell on it, as well as a pair of pale orange pants and an armored utility belt. He also has dark green wrist guards with metal plates over his hands and short brown boots.

Not much is known about Bearhead's past. What is known is that, at some point, he met and became good friends with the villain known as Curator , eventually joining the Wild Villains with him.


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Bee☆Pop's true identity is the Queen Bee , where she looks like a queen bee with a disgustingly bloated abdomen.
While possessing Kazuho Haneyama, Bee☆Pop's costume is a modification of Kazuho Haneyama's vigilante costume. It is designed to be more villainous and bee-themed: the costume is more revealing, she loses the mini-skirt and instead wears a belt with three red heart-shaped buckles, she drops her black mask, the devil wings are swapped for bee wings, and her tight stocking knee boots are replaced with looser knee boots. She also now wears thick black eye shadow, lipstick, and nail polish, and her hair is swept over her left eye. The costume is covered with honey-colored lines and stripes. [2] She has canisters on the sides of her belt, likely containing the drug Trigger .
While on Trigger, Bee☆Pop's skin is darkened, and her tongue is blackened. Her hair is also slightly pointier.

Bee☆Pop's personality is a fusion of Kazuho Haneyama 's and the swarm of parasitic bees. She is usually in a crazed state caused by Kazuho's apparent failure at getting Koichi Haimawari to like her. This crazed state causes her to confuse strong feelings of love and hate, and she is shown enjoying causing chaos and destruction.
Her internal monologues show that she lost all hope on getting a happy future with Koichi, and, as a her final wish, she attempted to blow herself up so that Koichi would never forget her.


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Beros was an athletically-built woman with short mint green hair and sharp eyes of the same color.
She wears a gray sleeveless combat suit of similar design to Rogone and Sidero 's, though hers has a mask obscuring the lower part of her face. Strapped to her back is a white quiver carrying the ammo for her bow. Accompany her suit are bulky, cream-colored boots, and a green hooded cape with a red arrow fletching pinned to the left side of the hood. On her right hand is a burgundy glove, and on her left, the index finger is wrapped in the same material.

Like most Humarise members, Beros is devoted to carrying out Flect's plan in ridding humanity of Quirks , having no problem with causing chaos or trying to kill others while putting innocent lives in danger. She believes that she must atone for having a Quirk by pledging both her loyalty and life to her master and his cause.
Beros' loyalty to Humarise also made her unforgiving towards traitors, as she shot at Sidero when he surrendered and said that he would give the Heroes information in exchange for being spared.


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Berserker is a lanky man with purple-gray skin.
He wears a black tank top and green pants. He wears a gold gladiator helmet with a pair of horns on the sides and matching set of gold shoulder straps with upward spikes.

Berserker is one of the horde villains who invaded the U.S.J. led by Tomura Shigaraki . He attacked Eijiro Kirishima in the Ruins Zone with a sword, but it broke due to the student's Hardening Quirk. Thus, he was left defenseless as Eijiro attacked him, successfully knocking Berserker out. Berseker would then be arrested with the majority of the invading Villains following the authorities arrival.


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Beru has long, dark hair, worn in a similar style to Tsuyu’s. Her face grows wider around her mouth, which is notably long, and she has circular, spaced-out eyes with long upper eyelashes. She appears to be rather prone to blushing, as she’s seen with little pink marks on her cheeks, and she has a small nose, positioned very high up on her face. Like the rest of her family, she has a very frog-like appearance.
She wears a simple purple sweater with a darker turtleneck, which is buttoned over her left shoulder.

Beru in the manga .


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Bibimi is a young woman with long, blonde hair that would reach down to her waist if it weren't always worn in her signature style; two tightly curled ringlets on each side of her face and a wide, folded bun at the back with three more ringlet rolls beneath it. She has ridiculously long eyelashes, made even longer by the excessive makeup she wears, and is always seen with dark lipstick on.
In her Miss Con attire, she wears a kimono-like dress with a scale pattern, a beaded necklace, a wide crown with carvings in its central plate and flowers around her neck. [2]
However, in the anime, she is shown to wear a pink kimono-sleeved dress, with patterns on the sleeves and a cotton trim around the neck. She has a Taisho-era-style hairpin, and a white pearl necklace as well.

Having won U.A.'s Miss Con twice in a row, Bibimi shows herself to be quite vain and prideful when it comes to her looks and beauty, which leads to her acting in a condescending manner towards the other pageant contestants. Additionally, aside from her excessive amounts of makeup and overly haughty attitude, she does prove to be quite extravagant, as she contended in U.A.'s Miss Con while riding a tank built in her own image.
Despite this, Bibimi does prove that she has a good heart, as she put the pageant aside in order to assist Mei Hatsume in finding a lost remote for one of her inventions and also helped her calm down beforehand. Bibimi also reveals not to be above commending others despite seeming narcissistic for the most part, as she congratulated Nejire Hado for her victory in U.A.'s Miss Con.


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Big Red Dot is a seemingly well-built man. He has the head of a lion, and presumably webbed feet.
When in his hero costume , he wears a sleeveless, light blue wetsuit with a belt that has a design reminiscent of flowing water. He also wears arm guards that go up to his elbows, along with shoulder pads that each have the Singaporean flag on them. He also sports a small, domino mask.

Big Red Dot is a caring and loyal companion to his friends, especially All Might, the most powerful Japanese hero of his time. He also seems to be kind and just. He's also the Number 1 Hero of Singapore, which judging from previous characteristics, may mean that he has a strong heart and is willing to sacrifice himself to save others.


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Bigshot is a big, stout and quite overweight man. He has a rounded head and some small stubble.
He wears a full body pale costume complemented by darkened trunks, boots, gloves and a short cape. The cowl of his costume covers half of his face, ending in two protuberances that resemble pointy ears. There is a insignia emblazoned on his chest resembling a downwards pointing arrow.

Not much is known about his personality.


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Blackbelt is a young man with long, messy hair. He is somewhat muscular.
Blackbelt's hero costume seems intended to reflect a stereotypical martial artist, with a metal headband, loose robes, and a large belt. He wears light facial makeup.

Blackbelt's main goal as a hero is to be well-known and liked, and is intent on creating an image as a medieval martial arts master. He attempts to speak in an outdated, almost Shakespearean form, though usually speaks normally and corrects himself to his intended schtick. He also creates overly complicated martial arts techniques, though he doesn't actually use them in combat.
Despite his need for positive attention, Blackbelt still takes his duties as a hero seriously, and prioritizes rescuing those in need over increasing his fame. Due to this, he was generally mocked, which nearly demotivated him from continuing as a Pro Hero and almost caused him to retire.
Before Mei Hatsume created a camera able to capture his full speed, he was mockingly called "Hundo-Hit-Man" ( 百連撃 さん , Hiyakurengeki-san ? , literally meaning "Mr. 100 Consecutive Attacks") by people who thought he was lying about his speed.


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The Bomb Villain is a tall individual with most of his upper head being covered by his afro. He has thick lips, facial hair and a sharp nose. He wears a blazer with fringes, a belt with a twinkle symbol, long pants and shoes with high heels that sports a single spike on each boot.

Not much is known about the Bomb Villain's personality but he appears to be greedy alongside his partner as they were mainly focused on delivering the jewelry they stole rather than engaging with the heroes. During his short confrontation with Katsuki Bakugo , he showed some overconfidence with his abilities when he stopped to smirk at Katsuki when he thought he had defeated him with his Quirk before being quickly defeated by Katsuki.


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In general, all the Bombers have the same standard look: a round winged entity with a serpentine head that has no facial features except a wide and weirdly lipped mouth. On their backs emerge two bat wings, and they have prominent bellies that are where they harbor the explosive energy that they use to blow-up. [2]
If a Bomber was created to fulfill a specific objective, then it will present some characteristics that will differentiate it from the rest of the specimens. For example, this is the case of the specialized Bomber, which was designed to fight Captain Celebrity , which is bigger and has six arms. [3]

The Bombers lack any personality traits, and since they are created with the sole purpose of obeying and fulfilling the orders entrusted to them without questions, they do not seem to have the capacity to think for themselves. Also, because they are manufactured to being used in suicide attacks, they lack any instinct for self-preservation or fear.


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Briareos had ten arms.
His costume included a helmet, which completely hid his face. As well as red armor and shoulder armor on most of his arms.

Very little is known about his personality at the time, though defending Tartarus from the All For One controlled Tomura Shigaraki until he was killed, Briareos showed a great sense of duty.


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Bruce is a tall athletic man, with silver hair tied in a spiky ponytail that goes upwards and dark eyes. He wears a black bandana over his forehead and a green combat jacket, which signifies his status as a member of Kudo's resistance.

When he was alive during the earliest era when Quirks emerged, Bruce became a battle-hardened veteran in an effort to survive the crumbling society. Like Kudo, he has a serious demeanor with apathetic traits due to his experience in history's most chaotic era. He is also a strong believer in viewing the world as nothing more than black and white, as he have believed every time there is victory, it means life, and every time there is defeat, it means death.
Because of how strong All For One was, and how he spread his influence over society, Bruce joined a resistance, led by Kudo, all with the goal of bringing All For One down. He is also a person with a strong sense of justice, shown when he was unwilling to lend his power to Izuku Midoriya , due to his optimistic attitude and "ridiculous" ideals to save his arch-enemy, Tomura Shigaraki . He is also logical, as he believes that Izuku will never understand the responsibility of how much One For All means to end their war with All For One.
However, he has a caring, empathetic side, shown when he was willing to help rescue the brother of his "mortal enemy", Yoichi Shigaraki . After being convinced by Yoichi to help Izuku harness the full power of One For All, Bruce reluctantly agreed to do so, and displays some mentoring skills, as he has taught Izuku how to harness his Quirk: Fa Jin . Bruce was also loyal to Kudo to the very end, showing a degree that Kudo trusts him as his second-in-command and inheritor of One For All, with both of them dying for the cause.


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Bruno is a tall, slick man with gray side burns and a strong jawline. His hands are noticeably hairy and adorned with an assortment of jewelry. He wears typical mafia clothing consisting of a black suit with blue tux and gray pants with a plum ascot tie. Like many other members of the Gollini Family, he wears a rose on his person, being on his tux.

Bruno is a sly individual who likes to sneak upon people when they least expect it, such when Izuku and Giulio were distracted with Anna and Ginji .
Like many of the other members of the Gollini Family, he is fond of playing and tormenting his enemies, such as when he pushed a defenceless Giulio down while he was in his Delay Spot, or egging Izuku to get closer to him instead of running away.


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Camie is a young woman of average height with straight, light brown  hair that reaches just below her shoulders and large, dark brown eyes. She has noticeably plump and glossy lips as well as a quite curvaceous figure.
In her school uniform, Camie has the same traditional white-collared shirt and dark skirt every female Shiketsu High student wears. She also sports Shiketsu's signature hat, whether she be in her school uniform or in her hero costume.
Her hero costume consists of a simple black catsuit with blending patterned lines and a zipper running down the middle, left slightly down to reveal her cleavage. She wears white cuffs around her wrists and white heeled knee-high boots, patterned with gray lines, as well as a loose black collar lined with metallic plates.

Camie is a normal teenage girl who comes off far less serious than most of her Shiketsu peers, easily brushing off the fact that she had been targeted by the League of Villains who impersonated her to infiltrate the Provisional Hero License Exam . Seiji Shishikura believes she's an utter fool, but their teacher describes her as simply being bubbly. She is very laid back, straightforward, and tends to be quite talkative. [4] Befitting her easy-going demeanor, she prefers others calling her by her first name rather than her family name.
Camie can also be very flirtatious and Inasa Yoarashi believes she has magnificent "interaction techniques". [5] Camie speaks using very trendy or gyaru -like slang terms that make her difficult to understand for a lot of people. Apparently, she also likes children and thinks a guy that's good with them is attractive. [6]
While she appears naïve to a fault, Camie is rather clever in hindsight. During the remedial exams, she created an illusion of an aurora without any prompting as a means to captivate the children, which played along well with the ice slide that Shoto Todoroki and Inasa created, allowing the kids to all have fun. Beforehand, she brought up the idea of the remedial students using their Quirks to impress the children rather than fighting violence with violence. She's also truthful and, to a point, insightful, telling Katsuki Bakugo that he does well when putting his loud and aggressive attitude aside.


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Cathleen Bate was a tall woman with a well-muscled build. She had elegant facial features, narrow eyes, and long flowing blonde hair with eight distinct tufts swept backward and fashioned in a similar manner to the ones All Might possessed in his empowered form.
Her hero costume was a high-collared skin-tight bodysuit with shoulder pads, boots and gauntlets. Fitting to her home country and hero name, the upper torso was decorated in stripes, and her gauntlets and collar are studded with metal stars. Completing the outfit was a long, striped cape that resembles of the U.S. flag.
As a young girl, Cathleen had long brown hair, which was dyed blonde later on. She also wore glasses back then.

Cathleen was very brash, choosing to immediately head out to Japan to aid the fight against All For One despite the United Nations not finalizing a decision on international hero aid. [5] She also appeared to be somewhat ignorant on villains outside her jurisdiction, not knowing if the villain appearing before her was All For One or not. [6]
She had a profound admiration for All Might, due to him saving her and her family years ago when he was studying abroad. She considered his two hair tufts to be a symbol of heroism and had her own hair styled in a similar manner with eight tufts, to symbolize her dedication of being a hero. Cathleen also admired his incredible strength, to the point where she always applied super strength to herself using her Quirk.
Cathleen was also shown to have an intense desire to protect others and seek justice, to the point where she was willing to ruin her own reputation and career for the sake of others. This was best seen when she all but demands the use of the Tiamat missiles to destroy Tomura Shigaraki despite the potential international fall out it could cause. Even when told she would lose her hero license, she didn't care as she could see how much of a threat Tomura was and that it was worth the risk.
From her desire to protect and admiration for All Might, Cathleen was extremely kind and selfless, willing to risk her life to save Japan from Tomura and All For One. However, Cathleen was shown to disregard the rules, making her reckless, with Timothy Agpar adding that her defiance for the rules is what made their nation shine the brightest.
In the past, Cathleen had a more insecure side while she was training to become a hero, as she lamented over her Quirk not being able to empower her to match or surpass All Might's strength, believing this was because she was a girl. Her feelings were reinvigorated however after she was encouraged by her teammates, saying that she doesn't have to try to be like All Might because she's great and strong enough as she is.
Because of this, she was also friendly and sisterly towards her squadron, referring to them as "brothers" and "bros". They are shown to reciprocate this closeness since the pilots in her squad referred to her by the nickname "Star". They also assured Cathleen that she could always rely on them in times of need, further demonstrating their great bond.
Even while on the verge of death, Cathleen went a step further by sabotaging her own Quirk so it would revolt against "Tomura" and severely injure him from within. In the vestige world, Cathleen proceeded to beat and tear away at Tomura and All For One, telling the two villains that as long as those with the will to save others exist, they will never win. In her final moments, Cathleen smiled as she proceeded to crumble away, saluting her comrades as she thanked them for their support, and thanking All Might for inspiring her to become a hero.


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When he was alive, Chikara had long, light brown hair worn in a simple ponytail. Around his eyes, there appears to be a strange black blotch that apparently functions as some sort of mask.
He wore what appears to be a military uniform with a dark green jacket that had a red-outlined patch on the right sleeve with a figure resembling a rat. Underneath he wore a gray shirt with a red ascot tie.

Chikara in the manga .

When he was alive, Chikara strongly believed that to use one's Meta Ability freely was a basic human right, and that the government had twisted his mother's words of accepting " Quirks " as a means of oppression. This led to him forming the Meta Liberation Army and advocating the abolition of Quirk restrictions, wanting to build a world of personal responsibility where people are free to be themselves and can use their powers however they see fit. [4]
To this day, Chikara's ideology has inspired and impacted many, with countless people believing in his approach to "liberate" Quirks from society. Though others, like Miyashita , simply view him as a terrorist who used his preaching as an excuse to cause chaos and get innocent people hurt. [5]


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Chikuchi is a young woman of an average build with dark hair. She has ear-length bangs are arched slightly up before they come down, which is styled into a set of low, curved pigtails. She has thin, stern-looking eyes with notable lower eyelashes, and usually wears a sullen expression.
During school hours, she wears the standard U.A. uniform.

Not much is currently known about Chikuchi's personality at present, aside from the fact that she appeared to be jealous of and had a disliking for Class 1-A due to their popularity, which she and many other general course students think is baseless. However, after watching their performance during the School Festival , she showed remorse at her previous low opinion of the class and her wish that they would perform badly, and admitted to them that their event was amazing.


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Chitose was a woman with long, pale lilac hair, worn parted to her right side, full lips and pale blue skin. Her eyes were unusual, in that her sclerae was completely black whereas her eye irises were green, and her pupils were completely black. And they were framed by notably long eyelashes, wrinkles, and small eyebrows.
She wore gold earrings, a navy blue, shoulderless dress with long sleeves and an X-shaped belt with a circular buckle around her waist. For the Revival Party, Chitose also donned an unbuttoned, salmon-colored jacket with black fur around the collar and hem. She sported light colored laced high boots.

As described by her Liberation Army code name, Chitose was an immensely curious woman who is highly invested in her journalistic pursuits. Due to taking Rikiya Yotsubashi 's advice to heart, she believed that stories based on face-to-face interviews were the best way to influence readers, treating even battles as an opportunity to ask questions about one's personality and motivations. As a publisher executive director, Chitose claimed to have never given up on getting a good story ever since her early days in the journalism industry, fondly looking back on them occasionally.
Chitose had been inspired to claim the hearts of the people with her stories, all for the sake of the Meta Liberation Army. [2] Despite this, she was very callous about the lives of her soldiers, utilizing her Quirk to turn them into walking bombs as a battle strategy and describing it as a selfless act from their part.
Despite being uninterested in the League of Villains , Chitose greatly desired to learn about Himiko Toga , having shown an obsessive interest in the circumstances behind her descent into madness. Chitose knew many details about Himiko's life prior to becoming a criminal and had wished to create an article that brought her background as a villain to light after extensively researching her. Likewise, her callous nature also extended to her stories and who they were about. Chitose was willing to murder Himiko in cold blood and publish her backstory as a tragic tale where being forced to repress her Quirk led to her madness and villainy, believing it to be the perfect message for the Meta Liberation Army's cause, despite Himiko's vehement desire not to be pitied upon.
Due to her immense curiosity and overzealous/obsessive nature, Chitose's mentality even caused her to outright lose her sense of danger, as seen when despite being in the battlefield against Himiko Toga and nearly being stabbed and cut by her knife attacks, Chitose was not at all alarmed or even afraid for her life and simply continued to excitedly interview Himiko. Even when she was falling to her death upon being affected by Zero Gravity , instead of feeling fear or trying to save her life, Chitose instead ecstatically proclaimed on how interesting her article on Himiko was going to be and excitedly laughed on how wonderful her lines were for her latest work and being completely oblivious to her fall and her impending death.


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Chiyo is a short, elderly woman with gray hair styled into a netted bun, a large syringe poking diagonally out of it to the left. She has a notably small nose and eyes which are usually drawn as two little dashes, and a long mouth with defined nasolabial folds.
She wears a doctor's lab coat and a dress with yellow and red vest-like designs on either side, two yellow buttons, and a belt with a pink "R"-shaped buckle. She wears pink boots and has a helmet around the sides of her head, a purple-tinted visor joining it over her eyes. In addition, she walks with a cane designed like a syringe that she can also use for healing the injured.
By the eve of the Final War, Chiyo's appearance has become more decrepit, presumably due to overusing her Quirk to help heal the injuries of those who fought in the Paranormal Liberation War . [5]

Chiyo has a kind and compassionate personality, where she treats everyone kindly, as she is usually shown giving her patients sweets to help their energy levels rise from her Quirk's stamina draining effects. Despite this, she does have a strict and reproaching attitude towards foolish behavior that can lead to injuries. She's mostly like this with All Might for not teaching Izuku Midoriya how to use his Quirk properly or with Izuku for using his Quirk recklessly and injuring himself in the process. She eventually refuses to heal Izuku's injuries caused by One For All to prevent this habit from becoming an ongoing cycle, and encourages Izuku to find another way to master his Quirk's power without leading to self-injury.
She can also be quite harsh and critical, as she rebuked Present Mic for being defeated by a swarm of bugs during his practical battle in the First Term Final Exam , despite his entomophobia.


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Chizome was an intimidating, muscular man who walked with a distinct hunch and had a flat, somewhat triangular face without a nose, which he removed himself, and an extraordinarily long tongue tainted with numerous small papillae. He had long black hair, which he wears messily; it would drape over his face if not for his headband and mask. He had small red eyes (white in the manga) with tiny irises.
Chizome sported a dark combat suit, plated with metal armor across his body to holster his weapons. The torso was sleeveless, so he wrapped his arms in yellow bandages from just below his shoulders to his wrists. Chizome also wore long black wristbands and a watch on his left arm, and his knees were protected with metal pads; black boots with steel armor and spikes completing the costume. He always donned his signature blood-red scarf, matching headband, and the tattered cloth he wore around his face as a mask.
After being freed from Tartarus by All For One and returning to society alone, Stain had donned a white jacket with oversized sleeves. His forearms were wrapped with bandages, and he wore red gloves, dark navy blue pants, red metal pads around his knees, and black boots with white pads. He had two belts, one black worn diagonally on his torso where he held an old katana, and the other red worn around his waist holding what appears to be a small machete. His face was covered with a tattered cloth, leaving a part of his hair visible, which was tied into a ponytail.
As Stendhal, his hair was even longer and less messy than it is currently and was tied into a neat ponytail. He wore black and red clothing that looked similar to bulletproof clothing and had six small folding knives, three on the right side and three on the left side, with two pairs of pockets beneath them, but his most striking feature was his mask, which completely covered his face.

Stain was a cruel, unforgiving, and merciless man with a sense of duty to cleanse society of false heroes. He believed that those who become Heroes for fame or money are unworthy of being called the name and only All Might is a true hero. Due to his strong ideology, he took it upon himself to become the Hero Killer: Stain to stain his own hands with blood to purge fake heroes and change the current society.
Stain did not wish to kill those not targets for his cause, and he disliked needless bloodshed, thus explaining why he came to blows with Tomura Shigaraki . He was reluctant to attack Tenya Ida before the hero-in-training provoked him. Stain even told Tenya the essential traits of a hero in contrast to those who desire to use their Quirks in selfish ways, such as Tenya seeking him out to avenge his brother. Stain spared Izuku Midoriya because he shows the characteristics of a true hero: strength and capability, as well as an innate sense of doing what's right. Stain believed heavily in creeds and convictions, stating that they are needed to accomplish anything and that people are weak and will eventually die without them. The Hero Killer even spared Tomura upon noting the seed of a warped conviction within him and their similar goals of destroying the status quo despite the radical difference in their final goals.
Despite his extremist views and beliefs, Stain did have genuine ideals about heroism, which he stood by firmly. He did not hesitate to save people he deemed worthy of being called Heroes, did not like killing without reason, and would even give advice to his enemies. Stain acknowledged that what he did was morally wrong but believed that for society to be put on the right path, someone must be what he was, suggesting that he saw himself as a martyr. This self-righteousness is further supported when he tells the now-retired All Might to come and end his life while saying beforehand that he would only allow All Might to kill him, indicating that he wanted to die at the hands of a true hero.

The Hero Killer's malefic aura.

Stain's conviction gave him an incredibly murderous aura and bloodlust that paralyzed several heroes in fear. It gave him enough confidence to challenge several Pro Heroes simultaneously, even after sustaining significant injuries.
Despite being a Villain and serial murderer, Stain was willing to aid the Heroes in combating more significant threats. This collaborative aspect is shown during the Tartarus prison break, where he didn't join All For One's forces and instead collected information on the escapees while vowing to a dying guard that the data he took would end up in the hands of the right people. While he refused to acknowledge All Might in his skinny and emaciated form, Stain still recognized him as the hero everyone admired, revealing that he never admired All Might for his power but because he kept smiling and did everything he could to help people. Stain also said that he knows of All Might's great legacy and claims that those who carry on his will shall continue to fight for justice.
Much later, Stain went a step further by aiding All Might in his final battle against All For One, showing his willingness to aid the hero he genuinely looked up to. Even after being heavily injured and moments away from death at the hands of All For One, Stain confessed that it was All Might who taught him what being a hero truly meant, going as far as to refer to All Might as his everything. In his final moments, Stain merely smiled and held out his arms in support of All Might, encouraging the hero to live on and win.
As Stendhal, Chizome believed that any who "wielded power without conviction" were automatically sinners deserving of death and used this belief to justify his actions as heroic instead of hypocritical. That said, he was perfectly willing to work alongside villains like Kuin Hachisuka as a means to an end, justifying that there was value in villains seeking to exterminate other villains. Even so, he also had a sense of common ground and respect for other vigilantes, such as saving Koichi Haimawari from an Instant Villain and identifying with Knuckleduster , believing that the latter and he were on the same path of fighting for justice. Despite this, however, he was willing to fight and kill them if they opposed him.
Stendhal also appeared to suffer from a split-personality disorder that caused him to view his vigilante and civilian identities as two separate entities (his mental change was signified by whether or not he was wearing his mask at the time), with him considering Stendhal as something more significant than him. However, his confrontation with Knuckleduster caused him to change his beliefs and start thinking that those who are not "true heroes" are the reason for society's problems.


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Chizuo was a relatively chubby and large elderly man. He had the same hair color as his daughter.

Chizuo was a loving and caring man who loved all of his family dearly. He was kind-hearted, as he is shown offering his grandson sweets to try and cheer him up. However, despite his caring nature, Chizuo is disgusted of how his son-in-law treats his children when they admire and talk about Heroes . It is implied that he is aware of his son-in-law's mother, Nana Shimura , being a Hero, but Kotaro does not want anything to do with her since he believes that she abandoned him for the sake of others. Despite how much he hates the abuse, Chizuo Magi was hesitant of talking to his son-in-law about treating his grandchildren with animosity out of fear that he will kick him and his wife out.
While he did not intervene before, when Kotaro physically punished Tenko in anger, Chizuo and the rest of the family know Kotaro crossed the line and he joined his daughter and wife in confronting his son-in-law, finally trying to put an end to the abuse.
Unfortunately, his kindness and good nature was not enough to prevent Tenko's growing frustration and hatred, and that lead to him and his family being killed when the boy's Quirk spiralled out of control.


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Chojuro is an animalistic-looking man with traits of different animals. While he retains a humanoid figure, he has blue fur, a wolf-like head, hands, and feet resembling an eagle's talons, and a long reptilian tail. He wears a brown trench coat over a blue dress shirt and jeans fastened with a belt and often has a cigar in his mouth. He styles his dark hair into dreadlocks.
When he unleashes the full power of his Quirk, Chojuro enlarges his animal features to more immense proportions, increasing both in size and muscle mass. Horns grow on his head, as well as numerous feathers on his forearms. Most of Chojuro's clothing ends up torn apart due to the transformation.

Chojuro has a deep hatred against society, having been ostracized for his animal-like appearance. After being saved by Nine, he chose to serve under him to create a new society determined by power. Like Slice , he had a more compassionate side towards Nine, demanding that he wake up after having passed out from his Quirk so they could all continue to pursue their goal.
Despite the treatment Chojuro had received in the past, he does, however, show a hypocritical side, such as disparaging Mezo for his monstrous appearance.


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Chomper is a man of average height who wears an orange sweater, magenta pants, and black boots. In place of his head is a large venus flytrap, which oozes green fluid.

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 , Chomper can be assumed to be quite confident in his abilities.


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Christopher is a very tall, well-built man with a cleft chin, angular nose and a sharp, chiseled jaw. His hair is styled like a mohawk of blonde hair swept back along the top of his head, and he has small, downward-tilting eyes with quite long eyelashes.
His hero costume consists of a cerulean skin-tight bodysuit, cut off at his knees and halfway own his upper arms, with yellow trims and a tick-like logo with a red star in the center stamped onto his chest, a thick black line running down each side of his suit. He wears matching shin-pads and shoulder-pads, as well as a yellow belt with a large buckle, a long red cape and a dark blue-tinted visor.

Christopher is very much a stereotypical American jock, arrogant and self-confident to a fault with an overwhelming love of attention and praise. As a result, he's often prone to showing off for the cameras even during a crisis, and is reluctant to deploy before his media team is in place.
Regardless his wife has described him as "too kind", and his constant showing off and bombastic personality are in part due to an honest desire to make people smile and win their affection. He is rarely malicious and truly heroic in a crisis, but his poor judge of character, lack of tact, and inability to be authentic often leads him to coming off as superficial and false.
He is also a well-known playboy and a flirt, despite being married, something that has earned him nicknames such as "Captain Troublemaker" and "The Flying Stallion". This flirtatious attitude has also led to several lawsuits, to the point where his ex-wife Pamela has pretty much made a business with them. This seems mostly down to his obsession with his alpha male image and desire for attention. Indeed, Makoto Tsukauchi puts most of his troubles down to entrapment within ridiculous scandals and he denies actively cheating, though his lack of self-reflection means that he's often not even aware when his behavior could be considered inappropriate.
This isn't helped by him being notably macho and a playboy, being eager to carry pretty ladies to safety but showing great reluctance to be seen rescuing men.
Despite these issues, spending a year under Makoto's management and learning that he was going to be a father prompted him to stop his skirt chasing ways and become someone a child could respect. After an incident involving a villain's suicide-bombing , he was forced to compromise his own safety for the sake of civilians caught in the crossfire, which left him rather humbled. While some of his extravagant qualities have remained, Christopher has managed to see his own flaws and improve himself, both as a person and a hero.


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Chubs possesses a bulging, round physique. His legs are replaced from the thigh down with robotic thrusters, and his two hands are combined with mouths with tongues and teeth. Several mouths line his body when using his Mouth Quirk and small vertebrae jut out of his back. He has a strange metal grid grafted to his head that hides his brain.

Being originated from the body of a glutton, Chubs is far less mobile than most of the other High-Ends, however he still possesses a desire to follow his orders and fight opponents, though preferring to face them head-on. Chubs also displays some semblance of intelligence and knowledge, as he not only knew to deal with Crust when he first arrived to the fight, but he even recognized and knew who he was.


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Chuma is a man with a disheveled appearance, with greasy dark hair almost reaching his shoulders. His face shows a haggard appearance, with noticeable cheekbones, some stubble of beard, and intense glade. He wears a dirty open shirt, pants and dark shoes.
After consuming Trigger , his physique becomes much larger and muscled, his skin turns darker, and have large eyes without iris.

Due to their interactions, Chuma presents an antisocial and misanthropic behavior, insulting and threatening every person who speaks to him, even if they do it in good manners. He also has mental instability and great dependence on drugs, quickly injecting three capsules of Trigger that Kuin Hachisuka offers him, only to attack her shortly after injecting the drug.


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Clair Voyance is a curvy woman with bright blue eyes, a visor with two large blue-tinted lenses, and straight blonde hair with a brown patch stemming from her roots.
She wears a form-fitting royal blue suit with a wide opening in the chest area, with the space being taken up by a high-collared white dress shirt. The suit has a dark magenta zipper going down the middle, and both of its short sleeves have the "WHA" ( World Heroes Association ) logo. She also wears thigh-high black boots with the same dark magenta line snaking down the legs, and strapped to her right thigh is a brown holster containing her pulse gun.

Clair Voyance holds a calm, resolved, and relatively serious composure. She is a dutiful hero who assists others when needed, such as the raid on Humarise Headquarters.


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Cow Cowboy takes the appearance of a very short man with small, dark eyes that are usually hidden by the glare of his glasses, and notably thick eyebrows.
He dons a large cowboy hat with a cow-themed pattern, his horns protruding from each side, and he wears a tuxedo shirt with a plain overcoat. He also wears what appears to be a pendant of some sort, and baggy pants and boots, also sporting a pair of round glasses on his face.

Not much is known about his personality at this time.


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Cow Lady is a tall woman with shoulder-length, wavy blonde hair, two thick, curling horns emerging from the sides of her head, and the long, pointed ears of a cow.
She wears a cowgirl outfit as her hero costume , with a dark orange cropped-top, laced and tied together at the bottom, over which she has a sleeveless denim jacket with a short rope tied at her neck.
To match her torso gear, Cow Lady dons denim shorts which are ripped along the hem, and a western-style belt to hold them up, a large buckle shaped like a cow’s head in the center. She has leather gloves and knee-high boots, a cowboy hat tied around her neck and two tasseled rings around her upper arms, and she wears orange-tinted shades to complete the look.

Cow Lady seems to be a dutiful hero sworn to stop villains . She also appears to be very confident in her abilities as a hero but will work together with others if need be.


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Crimson Riot is a sturdy man with spiky, red hair jutting forwards in one place and backwards in two.
He wears a metal, three-piece mask over his mouth and nose, and a crimson outfit with a long, red cape, the collar very high and wide and the edges ripped.

Crimson Riot seems to be a hero with a very strong will who believes that willpower is more important than one's Quirk , stating, "As long as you have a manly spirit, it doesn't matter what kind of Quirk you have." [2] He clearly states that for him, the word "manly" refers purely to a state of mind, essentially determination and courage, and therefore isn't gender-specific, and can be found as much in women as in men.
Crimson Riot is haunted by an incident early in his career where his momentary hesitation led to civilian deaths. As a result of this traumatic experience, Crimson Riot became more fearful of watching innocent people die than of dying himself. Ironically, heroics fueled by this fear gave him a reputation as a fearless hero who always charged headfirst into danger without hesitation. [3]


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Crust was a well-built man with black hair combed backward, with a streak of grayish-white hair running down from the center of his hairline. The back of his right hand had a layer of crust, probably due to his Quirk .
His hero costume consisted of a black mask over his eyes, and attire similar to the armor Spartans would wear, including a green hooded cape and a black shirt that appears to be stitched down the middle with a red pattern. [1]

Crust was a very emotional man, crying out of sorrow for All Might 's retirement and crying in regret for not being involved in the Kamino Incident . [3] He was also very noble, sacrificing himself in order to save Eraser Head from Tomura Shigaraki 's Decay at the cost of his own life, flashing an encouraging thumbs up and grin as he disintegrated, showing that he didn't regret his decision. [2]


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On his right side, Curator has fair skin, short, messy black hair, and a tired-looking bagged eye. On his left side, his skin is dark blue, has white hair, and his eye is red and stretched very wide. He also has a blowhole on his forehead, as well as very sharp teeth jutting out from the bottom of his mouth.
The left side of his face is covered by a gray diving helmet with barnacle-shaped protrusions, which has a large collar with a lock hanging in the center. He wears a plain black suit underneath a flamboyant, light purple coat with a tall collar, lined with white fur. He also wears a gold watch and a matching bracelet on each wrist, with a multitude of rings on almost all of his fingers.

He is a cold and calculating individual completely focused on his goals, unless his helmet breaks, then he goes on a berserk rampage attacking everything around him.
In the game he's seen to talk to other villains with a disrespectful manner of speaking.


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Dabi is a reasonably tall, pale young man of slim shape but somewhat muscular build, described as in his early twenties. He has white hair with a few red flecks at its crown that spikes upward around his head, hanging low over his eyes, which are thin, turquoise, and heavily lidded. Dabi's hair was dyed black before revealing his true identity.
His most striking features are undoubtedly the patches of gnarled, wrinkled, purple skin that cover much of his lower face and neck, all the way down past his collarbone, below his eyes, around his torso, and on his arms and legs due to him losing control of his fire Quirk at age 13, engulfing him in flames. These appear to be attached to the rest of his skin by multiple crude surgical staples or hoop piercings.
He has several silver cartilage piercings in both ears and a triple nostril piercing on the right side of his nose. Upon closer inspection, he also lacks earlobes on both sides of his ears. In his first appearance, he wears a dark blue jacket with a high, ripped collar, matching pants cut off above his ankles, and a pair of dark dress shoes on his feet. He also has a plain pale gray, scoop-neck shirt, below which a gray belt with a circular pattern wraps around his waist, a leather satchel attached at the back.
As a child, Toya had a round face and unruly crimson hair spiked up in tufts around his head, falling down his forehead in uneven bangs, though due to inheriting his mother's genes, his hair slowly turned white. [4] He wore a plain gakuran jacket and usually wore a neutral expression, as shown in a few of his family's photos. [5] Due to his premature birth, he was shorter than his two younger siblings, Fuyumi and Natsuo, though it wasn't until after his growth spurt did Toya become around the same height as them.
After losing control of his Quirk and waking up from three years comatose, Toya had grown taller, and his hair had become spikier, with him now resembling more of his appearance as an adult. Toya's burn scars were also present, with the missing parts of his body having to be replaced by regenerative tissue, although they were not as severe as they are now, and not yet attached to his skin via piercings. [6]
Upon joining the Vanguard Action Squad, Dabi's apparel is updated, now consisting of a large dark blue knee-length overcoat with two large metal cuffs at the end of each elbow-length sleeve and a white stitch design on each of his shoulders; the coat has three ripped hems, granting the appearance of 4 coattails. His shirt and belt stay the same, but he replaces his pants with a larger pair of a darker color, and his shoes with black boots.
Around the time of the formation of the Paranormal Liberation Front, Dabi acquires a new outfit to complete his status as one of the nine lieutenants of the organization. Dabi wears a long dark blue coat with white cuffs, similar to his previous look, albeit the ends of the coat are not tattered. In addition, he dons a white V-necked shirt with white outlines. The stitches extend not only to his shoulder pads but also to the kneecaps of his pants. The only things he retains are his silver belt, black boots, and his dark-colored pants. He also has three buttons on both sides of his coat.
Following the Paranormal Liberation War, Dabi retains his white hair color, and his burns have now extended to his hands and cheekbones due to overusing his Quirk during his confrontation with Endeavor and Shoto. By the time of the Final War , Dabi's new tattered overcoat, boots, and pants were all white, with bracers on the sleeves and a belt on his waist. His new outfit also lacks a shirt underneath.
As Dabi continues to use his Quirk wildly, his body continues to burn away even more. The already burned flesh around the right side of his face crumbles and falls off, leaving him greatly disfigured. A portion of his jaw, teeth, muscles, and tendons are now visible, and his burns continue to spread around his face. [7] [6] As his fire continues to rage on, Dabi's body is now showing his bones and tendons from other parts of his body. [8] In his fight against Endeavor, Dabi purposefully exploded his right arm as he attacked his father. In addition to this, his eyes are now completely consumed within his flames, and cracks of fire begin to appear along his body as it starts to explode. [9] After his explosion is stopped by his family's ice, Dabi has been reduced to a barely alive skeletal state with most of his flesh having been burned off, and his burned skull and empty eye sockets visible. His body also began freezing from the inside out. [10]
Following the Final War, Dabi has been fully contained inside a life support system with his entire body bound inside. The only parts of him visible are his eyes, which have somehow been restored, and his jaw. [11]

Toya was very energetic and boisterous as a child, and he wanted to learn as much as he could from his father. Because his father, Enji, had emphasized that he would be the one to surpass All Might since childhood, Toya became obsessed with fulfilling that dream, becoming just as stubborn as his father to become the next number one hero. Toya was not unmotivated upon learning that his body could not safely handle his flames, becoming upset and frustrated when his father refused to train him anymore. Despite Enji telling him to focus on something else and find a new goal to pursue, Toya was insistent that he could still live up to his father's dream and continued to train on his own, burning himself in the process. Toya described his goal as a fire that his father lit within him that would not go out and that he could not bring himself to ignore, highlighting how his childhood dream became an unhealthy obsession. Rei, however, construed that Toya simply yearned for his father's acknowledgment and proof that he wasn't a failure, something that became more apparent following the birth of Shoto, who had inherited the Quirk and strength that Toya lacked.
Toya's obsession would go on to make him further unstable, becoming indifferent to the damage his Quirk training was doing to his own body and also shrugged off concerns from his sister and mother, stating that his younger siblings lived in a different world than him. At one point, Toya even lashed out and attacked his mother and an infant Shoto with his Quirk when his father refused to look at him. Being aware of the Quirk Marriage of his parents, Toya grew bitter towards his mother when she tried to dissuade him from training, lambasting her for being sold by her parents and claiming that she held just as much responsibility as Enji for why he was born, words that shook Rei to her core. Despite this, he wasn't completely callous towards his family as he had a reasonably good relationship with Fuyumi and Natsuo while growing up. He also did express regret for trying to attack Shoto and for the scathing words that he threw at his mother, making it clear that Toya still loved his family and held remorse for how he treated them. Even so, these feelings were overshadowed by his longing for his father's attention.
After feeling abandoned by Enji, who became focused on training Shoto while neglecting the rest of his children, Toya fell further into despair and would cry out of frustration every night, wondering why he was even born. Nevertheless, he continued to train his Quirk despite the harm he would suffer, hoping to surpass Shoto and gain his father's approval. Toya even cried out of pure happiness when he saw his Quirk evolve and his flames become stronger. However, when his father didn't meet with him to see this discovery, Toya broke down emotionally and lost control of his flames, which nearly burned him to death.

Swearing vengeance against his father, Toya dies, and Dabi is born.

Even after surviving and waking up from 3 years comatose, however, Toya still went home and wanted to see his father again, yet also desired to make amends with his family and apologize for everything he did. After seeing that nothing had changed and that Enji was still obsessed with training Shoto to become his successor, Toya psychologically broke, taking this action that all he ever was to his father was a failed and discarded attempt at reaching his selfish ambitions. This mental breakdown caused Toya to completely abandon his old self and become Dabi, a murderous and pyromaniacal villain obsessed with ruining his father's reputation and paying him back for all the suffering he went through. [6]
After renaming himself Dabi , he became a stoic, aloof, confident, and focused individual who rarely shows emotion. While rather crude and violent, he's cautious, choosing to retreat when Mirko arrived to aid Endeavor and made sure not to divulge too much information to Hawks about High-End because of the infancy of their relationship. [12] Overall, Dabi is a highly enigmatic individual who trusts no one, preferring to do things alone and in his way. He also gives off the impression of knowing more about certain people than he lets on.

Dabi's derisive disposition as a villain.

Despite his usual expressionless behavior, Dabi finds joy in establishing himself as a villain fighting what he believes to be false heroes , an ideology proposed by his apparent inspiration, Stain . Dabi is dedicated to Stain's mission and desires to destroy superhuman society, sharing his belief that one person with the necessary conviction can do so. [13] He is shown to share Stain's sentiment that heroes are hypocritical and unworthy of their title, but unlike Stain, he does not seem to seek a society with better heroes, believing that true heroes don't exist. Despite his devotion to the Hero Killer's creed, Dabi does many things that Stain would not, such as attacking innocent bystanders and helping the League get revenge against Overhaul , while also being motivated by his vengeance against Endeavor. In the end, Dabi only uses Stain's ideals to cover his motives and justify his crimes against the hero society.
Dabi takes pleasure in taunting heroic figures, students, and Pro Heroes alike, sadistically enjoying the pain he inflicts on others, including those he murders. [14] Sometimes, Dabi engages in psychological warfare to unnerve whoever his opposition is while also allowing himself to cool down from his Quirk's effects. Very pragmatic in battle, he is rather savvy about how heroes operate and will exploit their natural tendency to rescue others. He is not afraid of causing collateral destruction, rarely holding back, even if it puts his allies at risk.
Dabi is intolerant of most people and can be very derisive, rude, and condescending to everyone with whom he interacts. He insulted Tomura Shigaraki immediately after meeting him and constantly does the same to his allies and enemies but doesn't always do it with the intention of being rude. While the League would go on to develop a strong sense of camaraderie, Dabi has remained distant from them for the most part. He has admitted that he doesn't care for Tomura or the rest of the League and that the value he puts on them comes mostly from their ability to bring his ambitions into reality. This selfish way of thinking establishes Dabi as an extreme sociopath.

Dabi feeling a fleeting moment of guilt.

However, Dabi appears to at least be capable of feeling some remorse. While he had no problem killing the Pro Hero Snatch , the latter's words appeared to have resonated with him, implying that Dabi has sympathy for those that have lost family due to villains, as well as the loved ones of those who he has killed. Yet, this remorse does not extend to his family, as Dabi has frequently contemplated their deaths for revenge against Endeavor. He also appears to have specific standards, as upon seeing Tsukuyomi arrive to save Hawks, he was surprised and disgusted by how the heroes and government were more than willing to bring young students into the Paranormal Liberation War , although he could've just been looking down on them for having to rely on high schoolers.
Dabi even displayed some semblance of kindness when he burned down Himiko Toga 's old family home while she was feeling distraught over it, though he claims he only did it to twist the knife for the heroes. Despite admitting that he held no care for the other League members, he did encourage Twice to do his best for the League during the war, even hi-fiving him as he ran out to join the battle and took the time to encourage Himiko that they should continue fighting for their cause. This personality aspect shows that Dabi cares enough about his allies to support their morale when needed, even if only for pragmatic and self-serving purposes.

Dabi's true maniacal disposition behind his stoic persona.

Following the reveal of his identity and his broadcast revealing his childhood, Dabi unveils his far more sadistic and unhinged side, expressing a maddened and gleeful expression upon confronting his father and youngest brother. With his sadism and vengeance fully renewed, Dabi thoroughly relishes any pain he can cause Endeavor, shown when he attacked Nejire Chan with his Quirk and gloated that Endeavor's flames had burned another child's future. His broadcast has also shown his steadfast belief about heroes: they use their good actions to hide and justify all their sins and use the public's admiration of them to keep it that way. He ridicules his father for believing that he could atone for his past abuse of his family and his attempts to change into a better person and does the same when revealing Hawks' father to be a serial criminal who the Flame Hero caught. Although he had previously discarded his birth name, he resumes using it after his battle with his father.
Dabi is also aware of his madness and isn't against the idea of suicide if it can kill his father or hurt him more, as shown when Dabi attempts to immolate both himself and Shoto in the War. [15] He also expresses how he can't feel anything anymore, not even towards his family, further cementing Dabi's apathy and showing how far he has fallen from the ambitious child who wanted his father's attention. He later confirms to Shoto that he's fully intending to go down while taking out Endeavor, knowing that his vengeance would lead him to death from the start and that killing his father while destroying everything he holds dear will be how he leaves his mark on the world. [6] Upon confronting his father again in the Final War, Dabi intends to use his Quirk to self-destruct and destroy everything around him. As a result of this, Dabi's loss of sanity causes him to regress back to his childhood thoughts before he starts to explode, as seen by him yelling at his father to look at him like he did as a child, having completely lost himself to his desire for vengeance. [9] Even after being stopped by his family, all Dabi could do was express his hatred for them, saying that his whole family, including himself, should just die. [10]
Following the Final War, Dabi is kept in a holding facility, being maintained in a fragile state of life where he is slowly dying and only capable of speaking for a few minutes each day. While being visited by his family, he casually mocks them and his own state while also rejecting his father's words, telling him not to bother after everything that's happened. Though he falls quiet upon hearing his family's words and that they intend to continue visiting him. At the end of the visit, Dabi answers Shoto's question that his favorite food is soba. After recalling how Shoto refused his statement that they would never be together, Dabi finally shows remorse for his actions upon seeing how his family still refuse to give up on him, crying as he apologizes to Shoto. [11]


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Dadan is a short boy compared to his classmates, Dadan has light chestnut hair, which he wears swept diaginally up to the left, a round nose, tiny circular black eyes and a mouth that rather resembles that of a cat. His most defining physical trait is the size and proportion of his arms, which start off thin at the top, but then widen as they go down with gigantic hands at the bottom. The rest of his body seems to do the same, as he has very wide hips compared to his shoulders, and he’s rather on the chubby side around his lower stomach area.
He wears the Isamu High uniform, which consists of a white dress shirt with a red tie around his neck, over which is a dark blue blazer and below is a pair of plain gray dress pants and dark brown loafers. This seems to be stylised to fit his anatomy.
His hero costume is very robot-like, as it seems to be made up of different plates of multicolored metal, his shoulder area yellow, his torso green, his legs blue and the gloves on his hands red, under which a black bodysuit can be partially seen. He has holes on his knees, chest and lower torso which he can launch missiles from, and he has what looks like boosters on his elbows and shoulder blades, and what looks like a radar over his left eye. His costume is shaped without a head section, so the shoulder area reaches up around his head, making him seem bigger than he is, and a small hole is left in the centre for the top half of his face to poke out.

Dadan appears to have a meek and timid personality, as he is often seen sweating and nervously introduced himself to Class 1-A . While changing in the locker room, he apologized to the boys of 1-A for his classmate Romero Fujimi 's behavior and him clashing with Katsuki Bakugo . During the survival training exercise, he admits that he doesn't like fighting but is willing to act for the sake of his team.


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Dai is a boy with soft features. His hair is dark with light dots around it and has a bowl cut.

Dai greatly admires Heroes , such as All Might , Endeavor , Best Jeanist , Deku , Dynamight , and Shoto , and aspires to be like them, despite his weak Quirk . He appears to be quite timid, similar to Izuku while he was in middle school. Like Izuku, he is caring and ready to help others, acting first without thinking when he sees someone in trouble.


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Daigo is a middle-aged man with lightly tanned skin and a round head that appears to merge into his thick neck with little distinction. He has small, black eyes that always remain closed, set close together on his face, notably small eyebrows and a visibly hooked nose. His dark hair is very short, and is worn in a round shape on the top of his head with two stripes of hair, that go around the back of his head, visible below.
Like the rest of Wolfram's minions, Daigo dresses in a black combat suit, complete with a full-face mask, a paler X-shaped design patterning it over his face.

Daigo appears to be a loyal henchman dedicated to Wolfram's cause. He enjoys fighting and commends those who know how to fight well. Daigo takes pride in his own abilities as well, and despite disliking being underestimated, his arrogance caused him to underestimate Katsuki Bakugo in battle. [1]


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Daigoro was a large muscular man of a wide build. He had a square jaw, small dull blue eyes and lacked eyebrows. He was also bald and had a very short beard.
His hero costume consisted of dark leather clothes, golden stylish goggles, and a bandolier. The leather jacket had yellow shoulder pads, and as Daigoro always had it open and didn't wear a shirt, it showed his muscular torso.

Daigoro is described as "super funky", and has an energetic personality compared to other One For All users who are reserved in manner.
He was very proud of his given Quirk, referring to it as 'top grade'. He likes to tease his predecessor, Hikage Shinomori for being a hermit and was a senior colleague to his successor, En .
Given that he resisted having One For All stolen by All For One, Daigoro presumably has an extremely strong willpower.


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Daikaku is a man with noticeable facial wrinkles, who wears his greenish, straw-colored hair slicked back behind his head. His most prominent features are the two horns protruding from each side of his forehead, which is a result of his Quirk .
Daikaku cut off one of his horns in order to relay the news with more ease, a decision considered controversial by his viewers.
He’s always seen wearing a suit, consisting of a dark blue blazer, a pale pink shirt, and a brown tie, as well as his square-shaped glasses.


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Danjuro is a man with a refined appearance. He has a slicked-back hairdo with a curl at the front, a handlebar mustache, and a well-kept, medium-sized beard. Like La Brava , he has thick black lines around his eyes resembling eyeliner, which he applied himself with a marker.
Danjuro's clothes are also quite extravagant, featuring a dark purple jacket with enlarged collars and coattails, a pair of loose, pinstriped pants, and two belts. He also wears a pair of cuffs, purple gloves, and a woolly scarf of the same color. He is seen using a cane to walk.
During his time in prison, Danjuro's hair and facial hair have grown substantially, with his facial hair now having a more bushier appearance. [5]
As a student, Danjuro was a young man who had his hair shorter than it is presently, lacking his mustache and beard. He also wore his high school uniform, a black school jacket with matching pants, a white long-sleeved dress shirt underneath, and a royal red ribbon tie.
As a young adult, during his time as a freeter , Danjuro's hair had grown longer, and he had a short mustache growing along with a beard. He also wore a mucky white dress shirt with dark suspenders.

Befitting his alias, Danjuro is polite and well-mannered, even while committing criminal acts. He manipulates how he wants his crimes to play out and is not afraid of facing multiple heroes, showing an unusual amount of calmness and confidence. His mannerisms may also seem slightly over-the-top and eccentric. One of his more common theatrics is pouring coffee or tea into a cup while holding the kettle over his head and spilling it everywhere.
Although he means well and lacks hostility, Danjuro lacks insight into his decisions and actions, first demonstrated when he hindered a Pro Hero from saving someone despite having good intentions. Other cases are how his videos cause more discomfort instead of the inspiration he desires, not understanding the consequences he would've genuinely brought to U.A. High School by sneaking into their Culture Festival, and how he was unable to stop speaking to Izuku Midoriya when they first met, which accidentally exposed his identity. His lack of insight also demonstrates his incapability to voice a sound argument behind his intentions, like his conversation with his life counselor in high school, his failed attempt to persuade Izuku to let him sneak into the Culture Festival, and how he was unable to fool Hound Dog when he turned himself over to protect La Brava.
Danjuro has little to no interest in money or objects of value. Instead, he chases after fame and reputation, which he tries to achieve through video recordings of his criminal acts. He claims that his ultimate goal is to write his name in history and inspire others who view his actions and are obsessed with achieving it, as he fears fading into obscurity after his death. He is admittedly very selfish and claims not to be afraid of trampling on the dreams of others as long as it furthers his own; however, he does have a soft spot for his fan and crime partner La Brava, and is capable of being self-sacrificing for her sake. Even more, upon finally being arrested, it was shown that deep down, he still desired to be a hero, weeping with joy to hear someone say he could still turn his life around to reach his original goal.
Following the prison break at Mizuku Prison, Danjuro mustered the bravery to stand against the inmates who were all planning to run wild and intended to harm others, reflecting upon the mistakes he had made and not having the courage to stop. Despite being vastly outnumbered and afraid, upon remembering the words of Gori and Izuku, Danjuro chose to take action by preventing all the inmates from escaping. He later resolves to repay Izuku for saving him from villainy by aiding in the Final War alongside La Brava.