👉Bakugo-Kats👈

Its fur is a soft yet coarse ash blonde, very hairy in fact
Her eyes are a crimson red color
His breed is Bengali
Reason: They are known for being active, territorial, intelligent, wild-looking, and energetic, which reflects Bakugo's explosive nature and intense temper.
Appearance: Its coat is usually tiger-striped or spotted (similar to a small leopard), similar to its energetic aesthetic and, occasionally, with orange/sand or ash blonde tones
Behavior: These are cats that do not stay still, demanding and often "angry" or intense, similar to the comical perception of Bakugo as an angry Pomeranian.

History:
In the spring of 2026, in the noisiest corner of an animal shelter, a litter of four kittens was born. Three of them were calm and sought their mother's warmth, but the fourth was different. It had cream-colored fur that seemed to shoot out in all directions, and from the moment it opened its bright red eyes, it never stopped looking for a fight.
While his siblings meowed softly for milk, he let out small, raspy hisses and pushed the others away with his front paws. It wasn't malice; it was pure determination. The shelter volunteers initially called him "Sparky," but the kitten responded by biting the finger of whoever tried to name him that. That day, everyone knew that this cat needed a stronger name: Bakugo.
His life on the streets didn't begin by accident, but by an act of pride. One afternoon, a lapse in attention left the shelter door ajar. While other cats might have hesitated, Bakugo saw the street as his true stage. He leaped onto the asphalt, bristling his fur at the first passing car—challenging the metal giant with a powerful meow—and ventured into the alleyways.
He wasn't looking for a family; he was looking for territory. In his first week, he confronted a stray cat three times his size over a leftover piece of salmon behind a ramen restaurant. Despite being just a puppy, Bakugo didn't back down an inch. He moved with explosive agility, leaping onto wooden crates and darting out from the shadows.
That night, under the light of a streetlamp, the small blond cat indifferently licked a wound on his paw. He climbed atop a fence, gazed out at the vast city, and let out a meow that pierced the night's silence. It wasn't a cry for help; it was a declaration: he would be the number one cat in that place.
That's how the kitten that no one could tame began his legend on the streets, becoming the "King of the Alleys" before he was six months old.

Representation in Official Art
Although Bakugo is human in the manga and anime, author Kōhei Horikoshi and animation studios have drawn him with feline features on several occasions:
Feline Designs: He has appeared in official illustrations wearing cat ears and a tail or interacting with them. There is artwork where Bakugo is shown sitting inside a box, which is a direct reference to feline behavior.
Personality: Fans and promotional material often compare him to a cat due to his proud, territorial, and explosive nature, but he can secretly be loyal.