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I got the idea from the TK videos about 2022 or something like that

In this world you have to find your soulmate to be able to see the colors.

Cremation1 Dabi attacking villains with his Quirk. Blue Flame (蒼そう炎えん Sōen): Grants him the ability to instantly generate highly destructive blue flames from his body, expelling them at will from any part of his body with minimal effort. However, his body has a low tolerance for his own flames and he will burn himself if he uses them for extended periods of time.

His blue flames burn at temperatures exceeding 2300°F (1300°C). This allows Toya to burn wood, rock, and cement, and nearly reaches the melting point of iron. Offensively, Dabi uses his flames to create fireballs, flamethrower-like attacks, and fire blasts. Defensively, Dabi can generate enough flames to form massive walls of fire to surround his targets. Physically speaking, his fire can suffocate victims to death by consuming only the necessary oxygen.

After the war, he continued wearing the same outfit and permanently dyed his hair white, and his burns continued to worsen. In the final battle, Toya wears a white coat with his burned chest exposed, white pants, white boots, and the metal cuffs on the sleeves he had before. As Dabi continues to use his Quirk savagely, his body burns even more. The already burned skin around the right side of his face begins to crumble and peel away, leaving him severely disfigured. Parts of his jaw, teeth, muscles, and tendons are now visible, and his burns continue to spread across his face. As his fire continues, Dabi's body now exposes bones and tendons in other parts of his body.

As a child, despite being the eldest of his siblings, he was the shortest. His physical build influenced the difficulty he had in controlling his Quirk, as he inherited his mother's physique, which is suited to withstand the ice Quirk rather than fire. He had a round face, and although his hair was red when he was born, over time white streaks began to appear until finally all of his hair turned white. As she grew older, Toya's skin was burned because her blue fire was too intense for her body to withstand. She currently has several patches of burned skin held together with medical staples, and her white hair is dyed black. For a time, she wore a white crew-neck shirt with a long, dark blue jacket, matching ankle-length pants, and ordinary shoes. When he joins the Vanguard Action Squad, his appearance is updated, wearing a larger, dark blue coat with two large metal cuffs at the end of each elbow-length sleeve and a white stitch design on each shoulder, the hem ripped, extending to his knees. His shirt and belt remain the same, but he replaces his trousers with larger ones in a darker color and his shoes with black boots. During the first war, Toya dyed her black hair back to its original white color.

For Toya, the past is indelible, no matter how hard a person tries to leave it behind, and he considers himself a living reflection of that past. This is why he continues to remember his traumatic childhood and the incident in which he was presumed dead, even though more than ten years have passed since then.

Ironically, although he is a cold and ruthless villain, Toya in some ways proves to be empathetic towards those who have lived through a similar situation, as he shows with Himiko Toga by encouraging her to fight for her ideals to build a world in which she can smile.

Toya considers dying after destroying everything Endeavor holds most dear, saying that will be proof of his existence. He has already considered dying once he has achieved his goal and sole reason for living.

He holds a deep resentment against his parents due to the harm they caused him as a child. After revealing his true identity to his father and the rest of those who were there, Toya proved to be very mentally unstable and declared that his only goal in life was to destroy his father and ruin his life so that he suffers. When Shoto rebukes him about Ending's attack in which Natsuo almost died, he was indifferent, exclaiming that he doesn't care since he no longer has feelings for anyone. He also demonstrated to the entire nation with a recording the hypocrisy of heroes, saying that those "heroes" whom people admire so much only think about themselves and that they should open their eyes, this is demonstrated by showing Twice's murder at the hands of Hawks. He also shows to have a sadistic and unhinged side expressing his madness and twisted joy. He is seen to enjoy inflicting any kind of pain on Endeavor, as seen when he attacks Nejire and gloats that another boy's future has been burned by Endeavor's flames. His resentment and hatred toward his father is the only thing that has kept him alive all these years and has pushed him beyond the limits of his emaciated body. Outside of anything related to his revenge against his father, Toya remains indifferent to any situation, focusing exclusively on his desire for revenge. He is uninterested in interacting with anyone and only associates with others to use them in his personal plans. He is also uninterested in fraternizing with his fellow League members, proving to be a rather solitary person. Despite being socially withdrawn, Toya is capable of cooperating with others to achieve his goal, although he sees them as mere replaceable and disposable tools.

As a young adult, he is shown to be stoic, cold, and distant, sometimes sarcastic and irreverent, but also quite cunning and bold. He is also quite rude; in his first encounter with Tomura Shigaraki, he showed a lack of manners and was disrespectful to Tomura, who was supposed to be his leader, expressing displeasure at his person and saying he was disappointed that he would be his superior. He has a cynical view of heroes and in many situations refers to the ideal that heroes follow of protecting people's lives first before their own, and he takes pleasure in exposing their hypocrisy. Similar to Spinner, Toya is a loyal follower of Stain, the hero killer, because he thinks similarly to him, having experienced it personally in his childhood.

Toya is a mass murderer who feels no respect for the lives of his victims, whom he sees as nothing more than trash. In his search for new members for the League of Villains, he once encountered a group of villains and, seeing that they were unsuitable to join him, he killed them with his blue flames, incinerating their bodies without a shred of pity.

Despite appearing as a killer and a very apathetic person, deep down he also harbors feelings that he expresses when he is alone, as happens after murdering Snatch, who had asked him if he ever thought about the families of the victims he killed, to which Toya thinks aloud that he has a guilty conscience for his actions.

As a child, Toya was a very energetic and boisterous boy who wanted to learn everything he could from Endeavor. Toya shared his father's dream of surpassing All Might and became obsessed with achieving that dream, becoming just as stubborn as his father in his quest to become the next number one hero. Later, when his younger brother Shoto was born, Toya's training stopped. This caused him great frustration, and he felt ignored by his own father, who began forbidding him from training and advised him to play with his siblings Natsuo and Fuyumi. Gradually, Toya began to break down emotionally and became obsessed with training and surpassing both his father and All Might. He also began to hate his brother Shoto for being born as their father's "perfect product" and despised his very existence, even attacking him nearly to death when he was a newborn. His mother had to stop him by using her Quirk, leaving him injured. As the years passed, Toya continued training in secret, obsessed with surpassing his father and fulfilling his greatest desire. He developed a deep resentment toward his mother, even insulting her by saying she had been sold by his grandparents and had no will of her own. After the incident in which he was presumed dead and awoke from his coma, all he wanted was to return to his family and apologize for the things he had said to them. However, after seeing that they had abandoned him and that his father was still forcing his younger brother to train, Toya felt as though he had died. From that moment on, Toya abandoned his identity and became a villain under the alias Dabi.

Toya Todoroki (轟とどろき燈とう矢やTodoroki Tōya?), mostly known as Dabi (荼毘だびDabi?), is the eldest son of Endeavor and Rei Todoroki and one of the most important secondary antagonists in the series.