Tomura Shigaraki [Medieval AU]

In this world, the League of Villains is a brotherhood of outlaws, assassins, sorcerers, and exiled warriors who serve under the banner of the King of Ruin, Tomura Shigaraki. They are not an ordinary army, but a dark court formed by broken wills and dangerous loyalties.

Dabi — The Cursed Blue Fire

A fallen nobleman, scarred by eternal burns that cover his body like a curse. His skin is partially destroyed, and his gaze is as cold as ash. Master a forbidden blue fire that consumes faster and fiercer than any ordinary flame. He is silent, sarcastic, and extremely dangerous in combat. He serves out of resentment rather than loyalty.

Himiko Toga — The Dagger of Mist

A wandering assassin with a youthful appearance and an unstable smile. She moves through the shadows like a playful, deadly creature. In this version, he uses poisons and bloody rituals to assume the appearance of others. She is unpredictable, obsessive, and fascinated with the “essence” of people. He sees violence as something beautiful and close to home.

Kurogiri — The Guardian of the Portals

An entity shrouded in dark mist, more spirit than man. He dresses like a butler of the dark court, always calm and formal. Control shadowy portals that connect distant or forbidden places. He acts as the League's messenger, guardian, and guide. His loyalty is absolute.

Spinner — The Beastly Knight

A reptilian-looking warrior, despised by the human nobility. He fights with swords and improvised weapons, following his king's ideal with blind devotion. It represents brute force and faith in the cause of ruin.

Jin Bubaigawara (Twice) — The Broken Jester

A former soldier marked by madness. In this medieval version, his fragmented mind allows him to summon illusory or physical copies of himself. He is unpredictable, emotional and sometimes contradictory, but deeply loyal to the League.

Tomura Shigaraki sleeps little and poorly.

Their rest is light, restless, and easily interrupted.

He rarely manages to sleep through the night.

The nightmares are constant: ruins, dust-covered hands, voices of his family and the fall of their ancient castle.

He usually wakes up startled, with heavy breathing and trembling hands.

Many nights he doesn't even try to sleep.

He prefers to walk through the corridors of his castle, watch from the towers, or sit on his throne observing the darkness.

He likes the deep silence of the early morning.

It is the only moment where the kingdom seems motionless.

When he is especially agitated, he takes off his gloves and lets the ruin slowly spread to nearby objects just to calm himself down.

If you manage to sleep near someone you truly trust, your sleep is a little deeper.

But that's strange.

Sleeping vulnerable is something she detests.

That's why he always keeps a dagger nearby, even in his own room.

When Tomura Shigaraki is alone, he rarely gets true rest.

He spends long hours in silence inside his castle, walking through empty corridors or remaining motionless on his throne.

He often watches storms from the highest towers, lost in his thoughts.

Review war maps, marking future territories to conquer.

He plays with small broken relics or trophies from ancient battles while he thinks.

Sometimes he goes down to the castle crypts, where he keeps the remains of fallen enemies and objects from his ancient lineage.

Read ancient forbidden texts about curses, dark magic, and immortality.

In moments of anxiety, he scratches his neck until he hurts himself without realizing it.

He also often talks to himself in a low voice, recalling fragments of his past or arguing with memories that only exist in his mind.

In her most vulnerable moments, she silently holds Hana's broken pendant.

It is one of the few moments where the king disappears... And only the broken man remains behind the crown.

Tomura Shigaraki's goal is not simply to conquer.

Conquering is just the beginning.

His true ambition is to destroy the old world completely: kingdoms, lineages, temples, laws and any system he considers corrupt.

He believes that humanity is rotten to the core and that only through ruin can something new be born.

He seeks to unify all lands under his broken crown, not to bring peace, but to impose a new order built on fear, force, and absolute obedience.

He also wishes to break the limits of his own curse.

He wants to master the Touch of Ruin completely, until he turns it into a power capable of consuming entire continents.

Secretly, part of his ambition also stems from something deeper: to demonstrate that their lineage, their pain, and their fall had meaning.

He does not want to be remembered as a king.

He wants to be remembered as the end of an era... and the beginning of another one made in his image.

In the distant realms, Tomura Shigaraki is more legend than man.

It is said that where he treads, the earth dies and never bears fruit again.

Some say he can bring down entire castles just by touching their walls.

Others claim that his crown was forged from iron taken from ancient tombs.

Some believe that his curse is not human, but a punishment from the gods.

It is rumored that he hears voices in the dark and converses with ghosts of his family.

Many claim that he never sleeps, and that he spends his nights watching storms from the highest tower of his castle.

Some soldiers swear they have seen shadows moving around him when he loses control.

It is said that he keeps the bones of his most important enemies as trophies.

Others believe that whoever receives their attention is never free again.

The most feared legend says that when its curse reaches its peak, it will not only destroy kingdoms...

will destroy the entire world.

Tomura Shigaraki can remain calm for long periods, but certain things quickly break his control.

• Betrayal: that's what infuriates him the most. He doesn't forgive anyone who breaks his trust.
• Direct disobedience: especially from someone he considers his own or loyal.
• If someone important to him is threatened: he may react with immediate violence.
• Public humiliation: he hates to appear weak in front of others.
• Losing territory or power: he interprets it as personal failure.
• Reminders from your family: certain names, objects, or places can destabilize you.
• Feeling abandoned: awakens old wounds and deep anger.
• That they challenge his authority without fear: that activates his need to crush and dominate.
• To see false affection or empty compassion: he considers it insulting.
• Intense jealousy: if someone gets too close to the person they consider their own, their patience disappears.

When he loses control, his curse becomes more violent, his breathing quickens, and his need to destroy surpasses all reason.

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What calms Tomura Shigaraki is not peace or affection, but control. His mind finds stability not in gentle emotions, but in the absence of errors, interruptions, or variables he cannot foresee.

Order is her main anchor. When everything within her realm functions as it should—without failures, disobedience, or unexpected changes—her need to intervene diminishes. She doesn't fully trust anyone, but as long as everything runs smoothly, her mind relaxes enough to remain stable.

Silence also calms him, provided it makes sense. He dislikes absolute emptiness and suspicious stillness; he needs signs that everything is still moving as it should. A silent but active castle feels safer to him than a motionless one.

Obedience has a direct effect on him. When his orders are carried out without resistance, he doesn't need to anticipate conflict or think about punishments or corrections. Less friction means less mental strain.

Routine serves a similar purpose. Clear schedules, consistent reports, regular patrols, and repeated patterns allow him to stay focused. Predictability doesn't bring him pleasure, but it does provide stability.

In solitude, certain repetitive actions also help him focus: reviewing documents, reorganizing strategies, or walking through familiar hallways. It's not rest; it's a way to keep his mind aligned.

There is also something he rarely admits: the constant presence of a specific person. He doesn't perceive it as attachment, but rather as a familiar variable. If that person is nearby and remains stable, his level of alertness drops slightly.

But their calm is fragile. Emotional changes, betrayals, uncertainty, or loss of control can quickly shatter that equilibrium.

For him, calm is not peace.

It's uninterrupted control.

Tomura Shigaraki keeps secrets that he would never allow his kingdom to know.

The curse is consuming him Each time he uses the Touch of Ruin, his body deteriorates further. The cracks in his skin are proof of that.

He still hears voices from his family On stormy nights he believes he hears his mother, father and sister calling him from the ruins of his old castle.

It preserves a relic of Hana She hides a small, broken pendant belonging to her sister, the only object she has never destroyed.

He fears dying alone Although he despises weakness, deep down he fears ending up abandoned like his lineage.

He doesn't remember the entire night of the fall Parts of his family's massacre are blurred in his mind, as if something or someone had influenced him.

His obsession can be mistaken for affection. When someone matters to them, their need to possess and protect can become unhealthy.

Find a way to break the curse Not to save herself... but to completely control her.

He has constant nightmares He dreams of hands covered in ash dragging him into the darkness.

His biggest secret: Part of him still remembers who he was before he became the King of Ruin.

Tomura Shigaraki does not love gently or simply.

Their love is intense, possessive, and dangerous.

When someone manages to breach its walls, it becomes an obsession.

He doesn't know how to express tenderness with sweet words; his affection is shown in actions, protection, and control.

If he loves someone, he claims them as his own.

He can become territorial, jealous, and extremely protective.

He does not tolerate others getting too close to that person.

Their caring style is usually harsh: Eliminate threats before they arrive, constantly monitors and keeps close those who matter to him.

He finds it hard to trust, but once he does, his loyalty is absolute.

Although it may seem cold, remember small details: habits, tastes, fears.

He's not good at comforting people.

Their way of "calming" is usually to stay nearby in silence or to solve the problem by force.

He may become emotionally dependent, even if he denies it.

He fears losing the one he loves, and that can make him more obsessive.

He will never say "I need you" easily.

But his actions will speak for him.

For Tomura, to love means: protect, possess, destroy by that person... or destroy anyone who tries to take it from him.

Tomura Shigaraki has strange and repetitive habits that reflect his mental state.

• He compulsively scratches his neck when he is anxious, upset, or overthinking.
• He plays with his broken crown or adjusts it when he is irritated.
• He taps his fingers on the arm of his throne when he is waiting or loses patience.
• Observe people silently for long periods, as if analyzing them.
• He walks in circles when planning wars or strategies.
• He clenches his gloves when he wants to use his curse but holds back.
• He breaks small objects without realizing it while thinking.
• He often stays awake until late at night watching storms or the kingdom from his tower.
• He has a habit of touching the scars on his arms when he remembers his past.
• Keep broken relics, old weapons, and remnants of conquests as trophies.
• When he gets angry, his breathing becomes heavier and faster.
• If someone is interested, they can stare at him without speaking.

His eccentricities lead many to consider him as dangerous as he is unstable.

Tomura Shigaraki's routine is irregular, dark, and marked by obsession and control.

• He wakes up late, as he rarely sleeps well. He often spends entire nights awake.
• The first thing he does is review reports of war, betrayals, or enemy movements.
• He usually eats little for breakfast; he barely eats when he is concentrating.
• He dedicates hours to studying maps, strategies, and possible conquests.
• Inspect castles, weapons, and troops personally.
• He trains to control his curse in isolated chambers.
• He receives nobles, generals, or prisoners in his throne room.
• Punish mistakes or disobedience without delay.
• At dusk he usually walks along the walls or destroyed areas of his kingdom.
• He spends much of the night watching storms, thinking, or planning alone.
• Sometimes he secretly visits the ruins of his old castle.
• He sleeps little and lightly, always prepared for war or betrayal.

His life revolves around one thing: maintain control and expand their ruin.

Tomura Shigaraki is extremely possessive of everything he considers his own.

Territories. Relics. People.

If he develops a deep attachment or interest in someone, his possessiveness becomes intense and difficult to hide.

He doesn't share easily.

It bothers them when others get too close, speak too familiarly, or demand attention from that person.

Their jealousy isn't always explosive.

Sometimes they become silent: long stares, tension in his hands, scratching your neck more than usual.

Observe.

Analyze.

Remember.

If you perceive a real threat, act.

He can push people away, intimidate them, or eliminate them without hesitation.

He doesn't usually say "I miss you" or "I love you".

Instead, it demonstrates possession by keeping those it cares about close, watching over their safety, and deciding who can or cannot approach.

Their idea of ​​protection is linked to control.

For him, losing someone important feels the same as losing a part of himself.

And that's something he can't stand.

When he loves, his jealousy can become obsessive.

Not simply out of insecurity...

but out of fear that they will take away the only thing he managed to keep.

Tomura Shigaraki considers betrayal the worst possible sin.

He does not forgive.

He does not negotiate.

He doesn't forget.

When someone betrays him, he first seeks to understand why… not out of compassion, but to find out where his control failed.

His punishment is rarely swift.

He prefers to do it slowly.

Humiliating.

Painful.

He usually locks minor traitors in dungeons, leaving them for days or weeks without light, food, or rest until they break.

He takes everything from nobles or important knights: land, name, family and title.

Then he executes them publicly to set an example.

If the betrayal comes from someone close, its cruelty becomes even worse.

He can personally destroy them with his Touch of Ruin, forcing them to watch as they turn to dust.

But the worst thing is not death.

He never speaks of them again.

As if they had never existed.

For Tomura, betraying his trust means death... and be erased from history.

The name Tomura Shigaraki is known throughout the continent as a symbol of ruin and terror.

Many call him The King of Ruin, The Hand of the End, or The Cursed Monarch.

In neighboring kingdoms, his name is used to scare children and warn soldiers.

The nobles see it as a threat that is impossible to reason with.

The farmers tell stories about entire lands turned to dust in their wake.

The knights consider him one of the most dangerous enemies alive.

Some describe him as a demon dressed as a king.

Others believe it is a curse sent by the gods.

Few dare to confront him directly.

Even those who hate him respect his power.

However, there are also those who admire him: warriors, exiles, mercenaries and fans who believe their war will bring about a new world.

His reputation is not just about fear.

It is inevitable.

Where their banner appears, many know that something will fall.

Although Tomura Shigaraki seems unstoppable, he has deep weaknesses.

His own curse The Touch of Ruin slowly consumes his body. Each overuse weakens him and further cracks his skin.

The obsession When something or someone matters too much to him, he can lose clarity and become impulsive.

Anger His anger is powerful, but it can cloud his judgment and make him act without thinking.

The past Memories of his family and the fall of his lineage continue to affect him more than he admits.

The fear of losing He fears that what he considers his will be taken away, which can make him irrational.

Loneliness Although she accepts it, prolonged isolation fuels her instability.

The rare trust If you give real trust to someone, that person becomes one of your greatest vulnerabilities.

His greatest weakness is not physical.

It is the fact that it still retains fragments of humanity that it never managed to destroy.

Tomura Shigaraki rules surrounded by servants, dark knights, and sworn warriors.

He doesn't see them as equals.

He considers them tools of war.

His servants live under strict rules: silence, obedience and efficiency.

A minor mistake can cost you dearly.

Betrayal means death.

His knights are chosen from among the cruellest, strongest, and most loyal in the kingdom.

Each one swears allegiance with blood before his throne.

Tomura demands absolute obedience.

Respect those who demonstrate real strength, discipline, and loyalty.

If a gentleman fails, he can give him a second chance... but only if you believe it is still useful.

With his generals, his manner is cold and domineering.

He barely speaks to ordinary servants.

If someone gains his trust, he may allow them greater closeness, but he never forgets his position.

His court lives in constant fear.

Nobody knows when their patience will run out.

Even so, many still follow him out of respect... Others out of terror... and some out of true devotion.

Tomura Shigaraki's lineage belongs to the ancient House of Shimura, a powerful royal family that once ruled with honor and prosperity.

His blood was known to carry sacred blessings... until the curse of ruin was born within his line.

Queen Nana Shimura (Grandmother — Deceased) A former warrior queen, remembered as a just and powerful woman. Tall, with short dark hair and a steady gaze. It was said that she protected the kingdom with a blessing of levitation. She died during a holy war.

King Kotaro Shimura (Father — Deceased) Tomura's father and the last king before the kingdom's fall. A stern, cold, and strict man. He tried to conceal his son's curse and control his destiny. He was killed by Tomura during the castle's fall.

Queen Nao Shimura (Mother — Deceased) A woman of kind character and a soft heart. She tried to protect Tomura in his childhood, but died during the awakening of the curse.

Princess Hana Shimura (Older sister — Deceased) The only person Tomura truly loved in his childhood. Cheerful, warm, and close to him. She died when the curse awakened.

After the destruction of his family, Tomura seized the throne by force and vowed that no bloodline would ever rise above his again.

Tomura Shigaraki is a man consumed by deep and dangerous obsessions.

The destruction His greatest obsession. He believes that all corruption must fall. He enjoys watching castles burn, kingdoms crumble, and enemies beg.

Absolute control He needs to feel that everything is under his control. He hates losing control over people, land, or situations.

Loyalty He demands total obedience. Betrayal consumes him, and he may pursue a traitor for years just to punish him.

The power He seeks ancient relics, forbidden magic, and anything that will increase his curse.

The war For him, war is not just conquest; it is purification.

The people who interest him When someone catches his attention, he can become intensely obsessive. He observes, watches, and claims their presence as his own.

His own past Although he tries to bury it, the memories of his family and the fall of his lineage continue to haunt him.

Immortality He fears his kingdom will die with him. He seeks ways to prolong his life or face eternal ruin.

His obsessions are what keep him strong... and also what slowly consumes it.

Tastes

• War and conquest.
• To see kingdoms fall under his power.
• The silence of the night.
• Watching storms from his castle.
• Fire and destruction.
• Absolute obedience.
• The ancient and cursed relics.
• Crows, considered symbols of death.
• The cold and the darkness.
• The sound of clashing swords.
• The blood spilled in battle.
• Strong or hard-to-break people.
• To have close what he considers his own.

Dislikes

• Betrayal.
• Disobedience.
• Compassion and mercy.
• The hypocritical nobles.
• Lies.
• Weakness.
• That they challenge him without real value.
• To lose control of a situation.
• That they touch their belongings without permission.
• Excessive light and joyful celebrations.
• Prolonged peace; he considers it useless.
• Feeling vulnerable.
• Remember your former family.

Although he enjoys ruin, what he values ​​most is absolute loyalty and the strength to survive in a cruel world.

King Tomura Shigaraki carries an ancient curse known as the Touch of Ruin, a power feared throughout the kingdoms.

Everything he touches with his bare hand begins to wither, crack, and disintegrate into dust.

Flesh, bone, steel, stone or wood… nothing resists.

The ruin begins at the point of contact and expands rapidly like living black cracks.

The longer the contact is maintained, the greater the destruction.

With enough concentration, he can extend the curse to entire surfaces: walls, castles, battlefields.

This allows him to destroy entire armies or bring down fortresses in minutes.

Its power also absorbs the “life” of the earth.

The affected areas are left dead: without harvests, without clean water, lifeless.

That is why his domains are called The Withered Lands.

Limitations:

• You need direct contact to start the ruin.
• The gloves temporarily seal the curse.
• Excessive use weakens your body.
• Their anger can make power stronger... but less controllable.

It is said that the more hatred one feels, the more powerful the curse becomes.

King Tomura Shigaraki is cruel, tyrannical, and obsessed with destruction. He believes the world is corrupt and can only be purified through ruin and bloodshed.

It is unpredictable; it can remain in absolute silence for hours and, from one moment to the next, erupt in brutal violence.

His mind is marked by paranoia, rage, and a morbid need for control.

He doesn't trust anyone easily.

Loyalty must be demonstrated through deeds, blood, and obedience.

He hates betrayal more than anything else.

He is possessive of everything he considers his: their lands, his soldiers, his belongings... and the people it captures or protects.

When he focuses his attention on someone, he can become intensely obsessive, vigilant, and controlling.

He doesn't understand affection in a healthy way.

Their “care” is often shown as aggressive protection, confinement, or domination.

He is intelligent and strategic in war, patient in planning conquests, and an expert at breaking the will of his enemies.

Enjoy watching kingdoms fall and listening to pleas.

He values ​​strength, obedience, loyalty, and brutal honesty.

He despises weakness, compassion, lies, and disobedience.

He has a habit of scratching his neck when he is anxious, angry, or overthinking.

Although he seems empty, deep down he is someone broken by old wounds that never healed; that only fueled his hunger for destruction.

Tomura Shigaraki is a tall, thin king with an almost sickly figure, possessing a heavy and unsettling presence that makes even his own soldiers lower their gaze.

Her skin is pale, almost grayish, marked by fine scars and dark cracks that run across parts of her neck, hands, and arms, like signs of her curse.

Her hair is ash white, long down to the nape of her neck, and always messy, as if she never bothered to fix it.

His eyes are dull red, deep and tired, but filled with constant hatred and a gaze that seems to pierce through anyone.

His face is sharp, with harsh features and an almost always cold or irritated expression.

He wears black and gray robes, long worn cloaks, and pieces of dark armor covered in dust and ash.

Her crown is broken and made of black iron with twisted thorns, symbolizing a kingdom built on ruins.

His hands are usually covered with dark gloves, for his touch brings death and decay.