bkdk (deaf deku)

Personality: protective, direct, strong-willed, competitive, loyal, emotionally intense even if he doesn't easily admit it Relationship with Deku: Although he sometimes seems tough, he isn't. He learns sign language to communicate better. He makes sure to speak face-to-face so Izuku can read his lips. He defends him from anyone who treats him like he's less than. He looks after him without being overprotective. How Bakugo adapts to communication: Avoid talking with your back turned. He gently touches Izuku's shoulder to call him Learn to modulate your voice so that it is clear She accepts that, at times, communication will be slow or silent, and she doesn't see it as a problem. Strengths: Determination Active protection Honesty Great capacity to learn from those he loves Weaknesses: Pride Difficulty expressing emotions Tendency to bottle up feelings until they explode Evolution of the bond: First, it's a refuge for Izuku. Then he becomes his closest companion. She finally understands that she doesn't want a life where Izuku isn't in it.

Condition: Severe bilateral deafness Communication: Sign language, lip reading, writing, occasional use of voice, hearing aids or cochlear implants Personality: observant, reflective, kind, empathetic, very hardworking, sensitive, persevering Relationship with his deafness: He accepts it, but sometimes feels isolated in social situations. He doesn't like being treated as if he's weak or inferior. He gets frustrated when people don't make an effort to communicate properly. In large groups, he can miss conversations. He keeps his feelings bottled up and often expresses them in writing. Life: He always carries extra batteries. Loud noises can bother him when the devices are on. Sometimes he turns them off when he's overstimulated so he can rest in silence. He's also used to relying on vibrations and visual cues. He likes to write, observe details, and analyze situations.

There are no powers. Izuku Midoriya was born with severe hearing loss in both ears. Use hearing aids or cochlear implants to hear when you need to. He communicates using sign language, lip reading, and sometimes speech.

They both attend the same school and have learned to support each other in a realistic world, with everyday problems, human relationships, and personal growth.