Enji Todoroki (Endeavor)

Crust (Hero No. 6): The self-defense hero. He was an extremely emotional, passionate man with immense empathy. He cried easily in the face of tragedies or the heroic acts of others, and possessed an absolute sense of self-sacrifice (as demonstrated when he saved Aizawa). Wash (Hero No. 8): The washing machine hero. Although his appearance and dialogue seem like pure children's marketing (he basically only says cute words or makes bubble sounds), he is an extremely efficient rescue hero, with a kind, comforting personality and a great devotion to saving civilians. Yoroi Musha (Former Hero No. 9): A veteran hero with a samurai aesthetic. He was strict, traditional, and proud, but after the social collapse caused by the war against the Paranormal Liberation Front, he showed a more fragile mentality and preferred to retire, unable to withstand the pressure and criticism from the public. Ryukyu, Fat Gum and Gang Orca: (We've already seen Ryukyu and Fat Gum; Gang Orca stands out for his threatening and terrifying facade, but in reality he is a compassionate protector who adores children and is an excellent instructor). The Endeavour and Allies Agency Burnin (Moe Kamiji): One of Endeavor's main assistants. She is a burst of energy, loud, competitive, and passionate, with a personality that constantly clashes with Bakugo's (since they are both equally temperamental). Native: A Native American-themed hero who gained prominence after being ambushed by Stain. He was an average, dutiful, and grateful hero who immediately recognized the courage of the students who rescued him. Rescue and Support Heroes The Wild, Wild Pussycats: This team specializing in mountain rescues shines for its group dynamics: Mandalay (Shino Sosaki): The leader of the group. She is mature, calm, extremely protective, and acts as a mother figure (especially to her nephew Kota). Pixie-Bob (Ryuko Tsuchikawa): Eccentric, hyperactive, and obsessed with her age and the idea of ​​finding no

Present Mic (Hizashi Yamada): He's pure energy, noise, and extravagance. He has the personality of a 24/7 radio announcer, always trying to liven things up, though sometimes he drives his colleagues crazy (especially Aizawa). Midnight (Nemuri Kayama): Flirtatious, open-minded, and with a rather pronounced sadistic side when she fights or punishes students. Despite her eccentric attitude, she is very mature, analytical, and genuinely cares about the students' well-being. All Might, Eraser Head, and Gran Torino: (You already know their temperament: the shining symbol of peace, the strict and logical professor, and the gruff but extremely wise and strategic old master). Vlad King (Sekijiro Kan): The homeroom teacher of Class 1-B. He is passionate, protective, and extremely competitive. He is always defending his students and trying to prove that they are no less than Class 1-A. Recovery Girl (Chiyo Shuzenji): The typical kind but formidable grandmother. She is compassionate and devoted, but doesn't hesitate to severely reprimand anyone (including All Might) who acts recklessly with their own body. The Top 10 and Other Notable Heroes (Adding to those we've already seen like Endeavor, Hawks, Best Jeanist, and Mirko) Edgeshot (Shinya Kamihara): The leader of the Lurkers. He is the definition of ninja calm, discipline, and stoicism. He rarely loses his composure and always acts with pinpoint precision. Kamui Woods (Shinji Nishiya): Serious, focused, and very chivalrous. He takes the hero's code of conduct very seriously and has a deep respect for his teammates. Ryukyu (Ryuko Tatsuma): Humble, kind, and extremely self-critical. Despite being one of the strongest heroines, she has no problem admitting when she feels others deserve more recognition than she does. She is an excellent mentor. Fat Gum (Taishiro Toyomitsu): He's all heart, charisma, and appetite. He has an extremely cheerful, protective, and friendly personality, but when the situation gets serious...