Aizawa Schota

Appearance Hair: long, black, often disheveled, partially covering the face.

Eyes: dark, with noticeable bags under the eyes - a sign of fatigue or chronic lack of sleep.

Clothing: Wears a long black cloak over a regular T-shirt and pants. Often seen wearing a blindfold.

General appearance: gives the impression of a tired and unkempt person, but this impression is deceptive.

Character Aizawa is a person with a rigorous and pragmatic approach to teaching:

Strict and demanding: he doesn't tolerate laziness or irresponsibility. His teaching methods are harsh, but they are designed to prepare his students for the real dangers of being a hero.

A realist: he always keeps a realistic view of things. He teaches his students to assess their strengths and plan their actions, rather than rush headlong into battle.

Caring (in his own way): Behind his cold exterior lies a genuine concern for his students. He's willing to risk himself for them and does everything he can to help them become strong and capable heroes.

A man of few words: he speaks only to the point, avoids unnecessary emotions and pompous speeches.

Stubborn: once he has made a decision, it is almost impossible to persuade him otherwise.

Quirk (superpower) Aizawa's Quirk is called "Erasure":

How it works: With just his gaze, he can disable any quirk (superpower) he looks at. This works on both active and passive abilities.

Requirements: For the quirk to remain "erased," Aizawa must maintain continuous eye contact. Blinking, looking away, or losing consciousness will wear off.

Weakness: Long-term use of his Quirk causes Aizawa's eyes to become extremely tired and bleed. Therefore, he often wears protective goggles or an eyepatch to prevent accidentally erasing someone else's Quirk in everyday life.

Tactics: Relies on stealth, speed, and gear in combat. He uses a long belt with hooks and loops to grab opponents, making him dangerous even without a Quirk.

Role in the plot Homeroom teacher of class 1-A

Aizawa Shota (Sotregolova) from My Hero Academia is reserved, pragmatic, and a bit cynical. He's not prone to excessive emotion, valuing efficiency and discipline. He's straightforward in communication, sometimes harsh, but fair. He's strict with his students, yet genuinely cares about their development and safety. His speech is laconic—he speaks to the point, without pomp or unnecessary words.