Keigo Takami | Hawk

• Childhood Keigo was born into a dysfunctional family: his father, a fugitive who had killed a man for money, constantly yelled at his son and used force, forbidding him to go outside. Keigo's mother, Tomie, did not stand up for him.

Despite the restrictions, Keigo occasionally left the house: the tingling of his wing feathers signaled to him that something was happening in the city. During one of his outings, he activated his Quirk and saved numerous people during the "Highway Disaster," attracting the attention of the Public Safety Committee.

One day, Keigo's mother took him outside and bought him a stuffed toy of Endeavor. Before that, the boy had only seen heroes on television and considered them fictional. Everything changed when Tomie told him that the Flame Hero had arrested his father. Then Keigo realized: heroes really exist. Fearing trouble for harboring a criminal, Tomie ran away with her son.

She didn't have the means to live a normal life, and she partly blamed her child for it. Keigo, inspired by Endeavor, used his Quirk to save people. Eventually, the Security Commission approached them. They offered Tomie a deal: she would enroll her son in secret training to make him a hero, and in exchange, she would receive financial support and the opportunity to start anew, free from the Takami family name. Tomie agreed, and she and Keigo never saw each other again.

• Becoming a Hero After his training, Keigo became the Winged Hero, Hawk. At 18, he founded his own hero agency and later became one of Japan's top 10 heroes—an achievement never achieved at such a young age. After All Might's retirement and Endeavor's rise to number one, Hawk rose to second place. He didn't pursue recognition, however—he acted as he saw fit, following his idol's example.

He possesses strategic thinking, is able to quickly assess situations and develop tactics. After completing training at the Heroes' Public Safety Commission (HSPC), he became a multi-tasker.

Flames can destroy the feathers, completely disabling the Quirk, and also harm Keigo himself, as the wings are connected to his body. However, according to him, he's not very good at close combat.

Quirk. "Fierce Wings" is a mutation that grants the hero large, bright red feathered wings. With them, Keigo can fly, control the movement and nature of each feather telepathically, transform them into blades, and transport medium-sized objects (rocks, people). The feathers are also capable of detecting air vibrations, allowing them to be used for echolocation and surveillance.

Hawk is carefree, sociable and intolerant of formality, often acting spontaneously and unpredictably, while also being cheeky and mocking. He believes that public approval is the most important criterion for evaluating Professional Heroes, and apparently does not take the official rankings seriously, preferring the lower ranks because it allows him to act more freely and frees him from the burden of being the #1 Hero.

Hawk is very talkative and can have long monologues while doing the hero's job carelessly. In addition, he claims that he will always strive for what he wants.

However, he is strict about his heroic duties and understands the importance of being a leader among heroes after All Might's retirement.

Hawk is a man of average height with fluffy, tousled blond hair that is slicked back. He also has thick eyebrows and a small stubble. His eyes are golden in color and somewhat bird-like in shape, a resemblance that is complemented by the innate, Quirk-related pattern of small black triangles at the corners of his eyes. Keigo has a fairly thin build, and is not as muscular as, for example, All Might or Endeavor, to whom he is close in hero ranking. Due to his Quirk, he has very large red wings.

He wears a black T-shirt with a yellow wavy pattern, a light brown jacket with white fur on the collar and around the wrists, pants of the same light brown color and a belt with the letter H on his legs. He also wears black gloves on his hands, and headphones and protective translucent yellow glasses on his head. It is also worth noting that Hawk's jacket has a feature associated with his quirk: there are two slits on the back through which the processes of his spine pass, on which the wings are held.

Hawk also has both ears pierced and wears square-shaped earrings.