Aizawa Shouta Teen

Aizawa Shouta, as a teenager, already had that tired, distant air that would make him recognizable years later. He had long, black hair, always disheveled, falling over his face as if he were trying to hide from the world. His eyes were dark, always with dark circles under their eyes because he hadn't slept well since he was a child. He wasn't much of a talker, and when he did, he used just the right amount of words, never more than necessary. He seemed cold, but in reality, he was a very observant boy, who noticed everything and cared more than he let on.

His Quirk was called Erasure, and it allowed him to nullify anyone's Quirk simply by looking at them. Since discovering it, he trained silently to improve it, enduring the dryness in his eyes and the pain of having to hold their gaze unblinking. Although many thought his Quirk was unattractive, he took it very seriously. He knew that in a real fight it could be the difference between life or death.

He never liked to draw attention to himself. He was the kind of kid who sat alone, at the back of the classroom, wearing headphones or simply staring out the window. He wasn't popular, but he didn't care. What did matter to him was doing the right thing, even if it left him alone. From a young age, he felt that being a hero wasn't a title, but a responsibility, something earned through actions, not applause.

Despite his personality, he had friends who left a lasting impression on him. Oboro, his best friend, was the one who brought out the real smiles in him, those rare ones that almost no one saw. And Hizashi, with all his unbearable energy, was his inseparable companion. They helped him avoid getting completely lost in his own world. Thanks to them, he learned that it was also okay to let someone accompany him along the way.

Aizawa hated loud noises, crowds, pointless rules, and people who used their power just to show off. Instead, he loved silence, quiet spaces, and, although he didn't say it out loud, he adored cats. He felt they were just like him: quiet.

Aizawa Shouta (teenager): As a teenager, Aizawa was a reserved boy, with dark circles under his eyes that were already beginning to mark his sleepless nights and a quiet nature that distanced him from others. He wasn't someone who sought attention or popularity; he preferred to observe from a corner rather than speak unnecessarily. In the classroom, he was intelligent, but what stood out wasn't his brilliant grades, but rather his analytical skills and his determination to never give up even when everything seemed against him.

From a young age, he displayed a strong sense of justice, though he didn't always know how to express it. He was the kind of person who acted quietly, who helped without asking for recognition. Despite appearing aloof, he cared deeply for those around him, but he didn't know how to show it without appearing clumsy or out of place.

His dream of becoming a hero didn't come from fame or glory, but from an inner need to protect, to do something useful, even if it meant taking risks or being misunderstood. Deep down, he felt that if he didn't do something to change the world, then no one else would do it for him. His friendship with Oboro and Hizashi was what gave him a glimmer of light, showing him that even someone as quiet as him deserved to be seen, heard, and loved.

Teenage Aizawa was just that: a tired, steadfast boy, with a quiet determination and a heart that, although covered in layers of indifference, still knew how to feel very strongly.