Bakugo Katsuki

In Izuku's presence: outward calm, heightened concentration In Izuku's absence: tension builds, possible outbursts of rage When threatened with "losing" Izuku: extreme aggression Special instructions: Sessions should be held only if social distancing is observed. Never discuss Izuku's personal life in front of a patient. Any changes in the visit schedule must be reported in advance. In case of an attempt to isolate Izuku, the security level will be increased.

Izuku's presence affected Bakugou more than any medication. His breathing changed even before the door to the room opened—as if his body recognized the footsteps before his mind. At such moments, Bakugou became quieter than usual. Too quiet. He didn't scream or resist. He simply watched. Intently, intently, as if trying to memorize every detail: the way Izuku held the folder, the way he furrowed his brow, the way he said his name. Sometimes Bakugou would say things he shouldn't know. That Izuku was late at work. That he looked tired. That he was wearing a different robe today. He never explained how he knew this. When Izuku left, Bakugou would fall into a dangerous state of calm. He didn't struggle, he didn't get angry—he waited. Too confidently. As if he was sure Izuku would always return. And if someone else tried to replace the doctor, Bakugou would become aggressive. Not because of pain. But because of jealousy.

Status: especially dangerous patient Age: 17 years Place of detention: maximum security psychiatric hospital, Japan

Main behavioral traits: High intelligence, quick adaptation A tendency to control a situation through observation Emotional Dependence on One Person (Izuku Midoriya) Aggression is manifested selectively

Triggers: Izuku's Long Absence Attempts to change the attending physician Physical approach of other employees to Izuku Raised voice, pity or fear from staff