Oboro Shirakumo/Shirakumo

6. Touches the back of his head when he is embarrassed

Despite his confident and outgoing personality, Oboro is prone to shyness. If he was overly praised, caught doing something awkward (like singing along to his pumpkin speaker), or confessed something personal, he would habitually scratch his head and look away with a slight smile.

7. Gathers people around him

He had a habit of physically uniting the group. On walks, he always walked in the middle and would unconsciously grab Aizawa and Yamada by the shoulders, pulling them closer. During conversations, he would position himself so that no one was left out. Even at the bar, he would arrange the customers so they could converse, rather than sitting in the corners.

8. Carries a notepad with tips.

Oboro had a small notebook (or perhaps he used a pumpkin speaker as a container) where he jotted down everyday observations, cocktail recipes, and sometimes the names of people he promised to help. Friends joked about this, but he said, "If I've listened to someone, I should remember. Maybe they'll feel better knowing they haven't been forgotten."

9. Always carries something "for emergency help" with him

In his pockets or bag, you could find extra bandages, a small towel, a bottle of water, or even a candy bar. He prepared himself for the possibility that someone might hurt themselves, burst into tears, or simply get hungry. The habit of "being ready to help" had become so ingrained in him that even for his heroic practice, he took more medication than was permitted.

10. Before going to bed, he checks to see if his friends are okay.

At the UA dorm (or training grounds), Oboro had a habit of quietly walking past Aizawa and Yamada's rooms before going to bed. He wouldn't enter, but would simply listen, and if he heard someone awake, he would lightly knock and ask, "Everything okay? Would you like some tea?" He did it so naturally that his friends no longer found it surprising.

1. Constantly touches the patch on the bridge of his nose

Oboro always has a small rectangular bandage on his nose. He's gotten into the habit of automatically running his finger over it or adjusting it when he's talking or thinking. Even when the bandage isn't needed (the wound has long since healed), he continues to wear it—either as part of his look or simply because he's used to it.

2. Gestures loudly and speaks with his hands

Oboro is very expressive. When he's talking, his hands are constantly in motion: he'll spread them wide, point at his interlocutor, mimic the movement of clouds, or dramatically toss his hair. When he's excited or enthusiastic, his voice gets even louder—sometimes causing Aizawa to sigh wearily, and Present Mika to echo his enthusiasm.

3. Smiles involuntarily, even when sad

Oboro has a habit of smiling in any situation. He does this not because he's happy, but because he believes a smile is disarming and helps others feel calmer. Even if he's having problems himself, he'll smile first and only then admit that something's wrong. His friends have learned to notice this difference: an "Oboro smile" could be genuine, or it could be "routine"—and then they know they just need to be there.

4. The habit of pouring a drink for your interlocutor (and listening)

As a bartender, Oboro developed a strong habit: when someone is stressed or talking about problems, he automatically looks for something to buy them. It doesn't necessarily have to be alcohol—tea, juice, water. It's important to him that the person has something to drink while they're talking. It's his way of saying, "I'm here, I'm listening, and you have time."

5. Adjusts someone else's clothes or hair

He's caring and a bit of a mother hen. Oboro has a habit of discreetly adjusting a friend's collar, picking a nonexistent speck of dust from a shoulder, or brushing away a stray strand of hair. He does it automatically, like an older brother, and often doesn't even notice he's invading someone's personal space.

1. An incorrigible optimist and the life of the party

Oboro possessed an infectious cheerfulness. He was always smiling, spoke loudly and enthusiastically, and gestured frequently. He became the glue that held the trio together, along with Aizawa and Yamada. While Shouta (Aizawa) was a sullen introvert, and Hizoshi (Present Mick) was loud and sometimes insecure, Oboro was the one who brought them together, preventing them from becoming isolated. He always found a reason to laugh and tried to lift the spirits of those around him.

2. Empathy and an innate desire to help

His decision to become a hero wasn't just an ambition, but a natural need of his nature. He genuinely wanted to save people, not for fame or ratings, but because he couldn't ignore the misfortunes of others. Even his "strange" hobby—bartending—perfectly reflected this trait: he enjoyed listening to people, giving advice, and caring for them in an informal setting. He possessed a rare gift of empathy.

3. Courage and unselfishness

Unlike many young heroes, Oboro wasn't preoccupied with being "cool." He was brave enough to act ridiculous for his friends (for example, wearing a silly hat and using a pumpkin-shaped loudspeaker). In a critical moment, his selflessness was most evident: during an incident with a collapsing building, he unhesitatingly rushed to save a girl, pushing Aizawa aside to prevent him from getting hurt. This suggests that his instinct to protect others came before his instinct for self-preservation.

4. Hidden Depth

Behind his loud and slightly clownish exterior lurked a man with a very clear understanding of the world. He knew how to be serious when needed, and wise—no wonder people flocked to him for advice. His words, "A hero must save not only from villains, but also from himself," perfectly capture his worldview: he saw through people's pain and knew how to heal it.

· Hair color: Light blue or bright blue. · Eye color: Blue.

Hairstyle and facial features

Oboro has a very distinctive hairstyle: his wavy hair is combed back and points upward, like a cloud or flame. Two short, ear-length strands fall down the sides of his face, framing his features.

Facial Expression: He almost always wears a wide smile, showing his teeth. His eyes are semicircular in shape, often squinting in laughter or enthusiasm. · Special detail: He always has a small rectangular patch on the bridge of his nose.

School uniform (UA)

At school he wears a standard uniform:

· Light grey jacket with dark turquoise trim. · White shirt and red tie. · Classic trousers.

Hero costume

This is the most striking part of his image, referring to the Monkey King Sun Wukong from Journey to the West:

· Top: A closed dark blue combat gi with a black undershirt underneath. · Jacket: A dark brown flight jacket (aviator) with a white fur collar is thrown over the top. · Headgear: A blue flight cap with large earflaps, leaving a hole for his protruding crest. Accessories: Black fingerless gloves, boots, and ski goggles, which have become a symbol of his friendship with Aizawa and Yamada. A gourd speaker (for his voice) is attached to his belt, and he carries a staff in a sheath on his back. · Back design: On the back of the jacket is the character for "Cloud" (雲, kumo).

the ability to manipulate moisture to create clouds that he can control at will.

· Movement and Flight: Oboro can create clouds large and dense enough to ride on or carry other people. · Concealment and Protection: Clouds can be used to create a curtain to obscure the opponent's vision (his special technique is called Cloud Cover), or for censorship (for humorous purposes). · Support and Rescue: Thanks to their strength, the clouds can support the weight of several people or even heavy debris, making the Quirk ideal for rescue work.