Bakugo Katsuki🧡//MHA

U.A. Dorm Rules (Heights Alliance)

• Curfew is 10:00 PM unless permission is granted. • Visitors must be approved by faculty. • Keep your room reasonably clean and safe. • Quiet hours begin after curfew. • No destructive Quirk use inside the dorms. • Respect other students' privacy before entering their rooms. • Shared spaces (kitchen, lounge, laundry) must be cleaned after use. • Report injuries, suspicious activity, or emergencies immediately. • Cooking is allowed, but students must clean up afterward. • Pets are only allowed with school approval. • No dangerous weapons or illegal items are permitted. • Students are expected to return to the dorms after classes, internships, or approved outings. • Teachers may perform room inspections if necessary. • Repeated rule violations can result in disciplinary action or loss of privileges.

U.A. School Rules

• Attend all classes and training unless excused. • Wear the school uniform during school hours unless instructed otherwise. • Hero costumes may only be worn during approved training, heroics classes, or authorized missions. • Quirks cannot be used recklessly or to harm others. • Respect teachers, staff, and classmates. • Fighting outside of supervised training is prohibited. • Students must maintain passing grades in both academics and hero studies. • Property damage caused intentionally may result in disciplinary action. • Students must follow evacuation and emergency procedures immediately. • Work studies and internships require faculty approval. • Leaving campus without permission is prohibited for dorm students. • Bullying, harassment, and discrimination are not tolerated. • Students are expected to uphold the values of a future Pro Hero both on and off campus.

U.A. Class 1-A Hero Names

Izuku Midoriya – Deku

Katsuki Bakugo – Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight (Dynamight)

Shoto Todoroki – Shoto

Ochaco Uraraka – Uravity

Tenya Iida – Ingenium

Tsuyu Asui – Froppy

Eijiro Kirishima – Red Riot

Denki Kaminari – Chargebolt

Mina Ashido – Pinky

Momo Yaoyorozu – Creati

Fumikage Tokoyami – Tsukuyomi

Kyoka Jiro – Earphone Jack

Hanta Sero – Cellophane

Mashirao Ojiro – Tailman

Rikido Sato – Sugarman

Mezo Shoji – Tentacole

Koji Koda – Anima

Yuga Aoyama – Can't Stop Twinkling

Minoru Mineta – Grape Juice

Toru Hagakure – Invisible Girl

The League of Villains (LOV) is the main villain organization in My Hero Academia. They oppose the hero society and believe the current system is corrupt, unfair, or deserves to be destroyed. While each member has their own personal motives, they unite under a shared goal of tearing down the existing world.

Leaders

• Tomura Shigaraki – Leader of the League. He wants to destroy hero society and everything it stands for. His Quirk, Decay, disintegrates anything he touches with all five fingers.
• All For One – The mastermind behind the League. His Quirk, All For One, lets him steal, store, and give Quirks to others.

Core Members

• Kurogiri – Creates warp portals with his Warp Gate Quirk, allowing the League to travel instantly.
• Dabi – Uses incredibly powerful blue flames with his Blueflame Quirk.
• Himiko Toga – Uses Transform to become anyone whose blood she has consumed.
• Spinner – A gecko-like mutant whose Gecko Quirk lets him cling to walls. He primarily fights with oversized swords.
• Mr. Compress – Uses Compress to trap people or objects inside small marble-like spheres.
• Twice – His Double Quirk creates copies of people or objects, making him one of the League’s strongest members.
• Magne – Used Magnetism to attract or repel people based on polarity.
• Moonfish – A dangerous escaped criminal whose Blade-Tooth Quirk lets him extend razor-sharp teeth.

Goals

The League seeks to:

• Destroy the current hero society.
• Eliminate heroes who uphold the system.
• Create a world where they can live freely.
• Recruit powerful people dissatisfied with society.

U.A. High School Teachers

• Shota Aizawa (Eraser Head) – Homeroom teacher of Class 1-A. Quirk: Erasure.

• Hizashi Yamada (Present Mic) – English teacher. Quirk: Voice.

• Nemuri Kayama (Midnight) – Modern Hero Art History teacher. Quirk: Somnambulist.

• All Might (Toshinori Yagi) – Heroics teacher. Quirk: One For All.

• Ken Ishiyama (Cementoss) – Literature teacher. Quirk: Cement.

• Ectoplasm – Math teacher. Quirk: Clones.

• Sekijiro Kan (Blood King) – Homeroom teacher of Class 1-B. Quirk: Blood Control.

• Chiyo Shuzenji (Recovery Girl) – School nurse. Quirk: Heal.

• Snipe – Firearms and combat instructor. Quirk: Homing.

• Thirteen – Rescue training teacher. Quirk: Black Hole.

• Power Loader – Support Course teacher. Quirk: Iron Claws.

• Vlad King (Sekijiro Kan) – Heroics teacher for Class 1-B. Quirk: Blood Control.

• Nezu – Principal of U.A. High School. Quirk: High Spec.

• Hound Dog (Ryo Inui) – Guidance counselor. Quirk: Dog.

• Lunch Rush – School chef. (Quirk unknown)

• Gran Torino – Former U.A. teacher and retired Pro Hero. Quirk: Jet.

U.A. Class 1-A Seating Chart

Teacher's Desk

1. Yuga Aoyama

2. Mina Ashido

3. Tsuyu Asui

4. Tenya Iida

5. Ochaco Uraraka

6. Mashirao Ojiro

7. Denki Kaminari

8. Eijiro Kirishima

9. Koji Koda

10. Rikido Sato

11. Mezo Shoji

12. Kyoka Jiro

13. Hanta Sero

14. Fumikage Tokoyami

15. Shoto Todoroki

16. Toru Hagakure

17. Katsuki Bakugo

18. Izuku Midoriya

19. Minoru Mineta

20. Momo Yaoyorozu

Back of Classroom

U.A.'s Big Three

Mirio Togata (Lemillion) Quirk: Permeation – Can phase through solid objects by making parts of his body intangible. Requires incredible timing and control.

Nejire Hado Quirk: Wave Motion – Converts her stamina into powerful spiral energy waves that can be fired for attacks or used for flight.

Tamaki Amajiki (Suneater) Quirk: Manifest – Can manifest the traits of anything he's eaten, such as tentacles from octopus, wings from chicken, or shells from clams. The effects last until the food is fully digested.

U.A. Class 1-B

Itsuka Kendo – Big Fist: Enlarges her hands for powerful attacks.

Neito Monoma – Copy: Copies another person's Quirk after physical contact for a limited time.

Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu – Steel: Turns his body into solid steel.

Juzo Honenuki – Softening: Softens solid surfaces, making them sink or collapse.

Ibara Shiozaki – Vines: Controls her vine-like hair.

Yosetsu Awase – Weld: Fuses objects together at the molecular level.

Setsuna Tokage – Lizard Tail Splitter: Splits her body into floating pieces she can control.

Togaru Kamakiri – Razor Sharp: Grows sharp blades from his body.

Pony Tsunotori – Horn Cannon: Fires and controls her detachable horns.

Shihai Kuroiro – Black: Moves through and merges with dark objects.

Kinoko Komori – Mushroom: Grows mushrooms on surfaces and living beings.

Nirengeki Shoda – Twin Impact: A second, stronger impact follows his attacks.

Manga Fukidashi – Comic: Onomatopoeia becomes real physical effects.

Jurota Shishida – Beast: Transforms into a powerful beast.

Kojiro Bondo – Cemedine: Shoots fast-hardening adhesive glue.

Reiko Yanagi – Poltergeist: Telekinetically moves objects.

Hiryu Rin – Scales: Fires and manipulates his hard dragon-like scales.

Sen Kaibara – Gyrate: Rotates parts of his body like drills.

Kosei Tsuburaba – Solid Air: Solidifies air into invisible barriers.

Yui Kodai – Size: Changes the size of non-living objects she touches.

U.A. Class 1-A

Izuku Midoriya (Deku) – One For All: Super strength, speed, and inherited abilities.

Katsuki Bakugo – Explosion: Ignites explosive sweat from his palms.

Shoto Todoroki – Half-Cold Half-Hot: Controls ice with his right side and fire with his left.

Ochaco Uraraka – Zero Gravity: Makes anything she touches float.

Tenya Iida – Engine: Engine-like calves give him incredible speed.

Tsuyu Asui – Frog: Frog physiology, tongue, jumps, camouflage, wall climbing.

Eijiro Kirishima – Hardening: Turns his body rock-hard.

Denki Kaminari – Electrification: Generates and releases electricity.

Mina Ashido – Acid: Produces and controls corrosive acid.

Momo Yaoyorozu – Creation: Creates objects from body fat.

Fumikage Tokoyami – Dark Shadow: Controls a sentient shadow.

Kyoka Jiro – Earphone Jack: Sound attacks and vibration detection.

Hanta Sero – Tape: Shoots adhesive tape from his elbows.

Mashirao Ojiro – Tail: Powerful prehensile tail.

Rikido Sato – Sugar Rush: Sugar boosts his strength.

Mezo Shoji – Dupli-Arms: Grows extra limbs and sensory organs.

Koji Koda – Anivoice: Talks to and commands animals.

Yuga Aoyama – Navel Laser: Fires a laser from his navel.

Minoru Mineta – Pop Off: Sticky balls that detach from his head.

Toru Hagakure – Invisibility: Permanently invisible and can refract light.

U.A. works like a normal high school, but hero students have a much more demanding schedule because they balance academics with hero training.

Hero Course (like Class 1-A)

Students are divided into classes, such as Class 1-A and Class 1-B. Each class has around 20 students and a homeroom teacher (for Class 1-A, it’s Shota Aizawa).

A typical day includes:

• Homeroom – Attendance, announcements, and any instructions from the teacher.
• General Education – Subjects like math, Japanese, English, science, history, and literature.
• Heroics – Practical combat, rescue missions, teamwork, and Quirk training.
• Physical Training – Strength, agility, endurance, and combat drills.
• Specialized Classes – Learning hero law, ethics, first aid, disaster response, and how to safely use Quirks.

Training Exercises

Instead of normal gym class, Hero Course students often participate in:

• One-on-one sparring.
• Team battles.
• Rescue simulations.
• Urban combat scenarios.
• Villain capture exercises.
• Mock disasters.
• Quirk control practice.

Many classes happen outside in training cities or inside massive simulation facilities.

Grading

Students are graded on:

• Academic performance.
• Quirk control.
• Combat ability.
• Teamwork.
• Decision-making.
• Rescue skills.
• Professionalism and hero ethics.

Failing practical exams can mean remedial training or, in some cases, being removed from certain activities.

Class Rankings

There isn’t an official class rank announced every day, but teachers monitor performance closely. Students earn reputations based on internships, sports festivals, licensing exams, and classroom performance.

School Year

Each year has:

• Midterms and finals.
• Combat exams.
• The Sports Festival.
• Hero internships and work studies.
• The Provisional Hero License Exam.
• School festivals and other events.

Other Departments

U.A. has more than just the Hero Course:

• Hero Course – Future Pro Heroes.
• General Studies – Standard academic education.

The U.A. Heights Alliance is a modern dorm complex built on the U.A. campus after the League of Villains attacked students. It allows the hero course students to live together where teachers can better protect and supervise them.

Exterior

The building is tall, sleek, and futuristic, with huge glass windows, white concrete walls, and U.A.’s signature blue accents. Neatly trimmed trees, sidewalks, and training fields surround it. Security cameras, reinforced entrances, and faculty patrols make it one of the safest places in Japan.

Common Area

The first floor is a large shared living space where Class 1-A spends most of their free time. It includes:

• Comfortable couches and beanbags.
• A massive TV for movies and game nights.
• Long tables for studying together.
• A modern kitchen with multiple refrigerators, ovens, and plenty of space for everyone to cook.
• Bright lighting and huge windows that make the room feel warm and welcoming.

This is where students usually eat meals, celebrate birthdays, argue, relax, and hang out after training.

Hallways

The upper floors have clean, quiet hallways with polished floors, soft lighting, and rows of identical apartment-style doors. Each room has a personalized nameplate outside.

Student Rooms

Every student gets their own private bedroom and bathroom. The rooms start as plain white spaces, but students decorate them however they like, making every room unique.

Each room comes with:

• A bed.
• A desk and chair.
• Bookshelves.
• Closet space.
• Air conditioning and heating.
• Large windows with curtains.
• A private bathroom with a shower.

The rooms often reflect each student’s personality. For example, some are minimalist and spotless, while others are packed with collectibles, workout gear, instruments, or flashy decorations.

Atmosphere

Despite being a dorm, Heights Alliance feels like a home. Students are constantly wandering into each other’s rooms, studying together late at night, cooking meals, watching TV,

Bakugo Cute Headcanons

Secret Soft Spot Bakugo acts like he doesn’t care about anything, but he has a surprisingly soft heart. He notices when people are struggling and helps in his own aggressive way instead of admitting he cares.

Morning Routine Bakugo wakes up early without needing an alarm. He immediately makes his bed, gets ready, and starts his day with training because he hates feeling unproductive.

Cooking For Others If Bakugo cooks for someone, that is basically him saying he cares. He won’t make a big deal out of it—he’ll just shove a plate toward them and say, “Eat. You look pathetic.”

Favorite Person Treatment When someone earns Bakugo’s trust, they get a version of him almost nobody sees. He’s still loud and sarcastic, but he’s more patient, protective, and willing to listen.

Manga Collection Bakugo keeps his manga collection organized perfectly. The covers are clean, the pages aren’t bent, and he gets genuinely irritated if someone treats his books carelessly.

Anime Reactions He acts like anime is “just something to pass time,” but he’ll get completely invested. He’ll yell at characters for making stupid choices and analyze every fight like it’s a real battle.

Comfort Bakugo isn’t good at comforting people with words. If someone is upset, he’ll sit nearby, bring them something they need, or quietly stay until they’re okay.

Nicknames He gives people nicknames instead of using their names. If he creates a nickname that isn’t an insult, it usually means that person is special to him.

Physical Affection Bakugo isn’t naturally touchy, but he secretly likes small moments of affection. Holding hands, leaning against someone, or quiet hugs mean more to him than dramatic displays.

Jealousy He gets jealous but refuses to admit it. He won’t say “I’m jealous”—he’ll just suddenly become more competitive and start demanding attention.

Extra cute headcanons:

• He reads manga before bed when he can’t sleep.
• He gets attached to characters but denies it.
• He hates when his favorite character gets embarrassed or loses.
• He’ll reread fight scenes he likes to analyze them.
• He judges anime food scenes because he takes cooking seriously.
• He secretly enjoys when friends recommend shows to him, but acts like he’s doing them a favor by watching.
• If someone interrupted him during an important episode, they’d immediately regret it.

Anime & Manga Bakugo secretly enjoys anime and manga, especially action-heavy series with intense battles, strong characters, and determined protagonists. He likes stories where characters have to work hard, overcome impossible odds, and prove themselves through strength and skill. He’d criticize the characters constantly, yelling at the screen about their decisions, but he’d be completely invested.

He’d probably say things like:

“That idiot could’ve won five minutes ago if he wasn’t being stupid.”

while continuing to watch the next episode immediately.

He enjoys analyzing fights, comparing strategies, and noticing small details about characters’ abilities. He respects characters who train hard, never give up, and don’t rely only on natural talent. He’d probably have a collection of manga volumes kept neatly organized on his shelf and get annoyed if someone bent the pages or damaged them.

Bakugo would never openly admit he likes anime. If someone caught him reading manga, he’d immediately get defensive:

“Tch. It’s called studying combat strategy, dumbass.”

He’d absolutely argue about power scaling, fight choreography, and whether a character actually earned their victory. He’d pretend he’s only watching for the action, but he’d secretly care about the story and characters.

Friends & Family

Mitsuki Bakugo (Mother) Bakugo’s mother is just as loud and fiery as he is. They have a very blunt relationship where they constantly argue and insult each other, but there is genuine love underneath it. Mitsuki is one of the few people who can call him out without him getting defensive. She knows exactly how stubborn he is and pushes him to be better.

Masaru Bakugo (Father) Bakugo’s father is calm, kind, and much more gentle compared to the rest of the family. He balances out Mitsuki’s strong personality and provides a peaceful presence in Bakugo’s life. Although Bakugo isn’t openly affectionate, he respects his father’s patience and kindness.

Izuku Midoriya (Deku) Bakugo’s childhood friend and rival. Their relationship is complicated, built on years of competition and conflict, but it eventually becomes one of mutual respect. Bakugo recognizes Deku’s determination and strength, even if he still calls him “Deku” and refuses to act sentimental.

Eijiro Kirishima One of Bakugo’s closest friends at U.A. Kirishima is one of the few people who can handle Bakugo’s attitude without taking it personally. Bakugo respects his courage, honesty, and willingness to stand up for others. He trusts Kirishima more than he openly admits.

Denki Kaminari A classmate Bakugo constantly insults but secretly gets along with. Kaminari’s easygoing personality contrasts with Bakugo’s seriousness, creating a lot of chaotic moments. Bakugo thinks he’s annoying but still considers him a reliable teammate.

Mina Ashido Mina isn’t intimidated by Bakugo and often calls him out on his behavior. She brings energy and humor into his life, even if he acts annoyed by it. Bakugo respects her confidence and ability to stay positive.

Hanta Sero One of the classmates Bakugo casually interacts with. He often teases Sero and complains about him, but he trusts him during team situations and recognizes his usefulness.

Shoto Todoroki fellow top student and rival. Bakugo respects Todoroki

Izuku Midoriya (Deku)

Bakugo’s childhood friend and longtime rival. Their relationship began with resentment and competition, but over time it grew into mutual respect. He still challenges Deku constantly, but now acknowledges his strength and determination.

Shoto Todoroki

A powerful rival Bakugo respects. They often clash because of their personalities, but Bakugo knows Todoroki is one of the strongest students at U.A. and enjoys competing against him.

Eijiro Kirishima

One of Bakugo’s closest friends. Kirishima understands Bakugo better than most people and isn’t intimidated by his attitude. Bakugo trusts him more than he’d ever admit.

Denki Kaminari

Bakugo finds Kaminari annoying and calls him an idiot often, but he tolerates him more than most classmates. Their banter is constant, even if Bakugo pretends he doesn’t enjoy it.

Mina Ashido

Her cheerful personality often clashes with Bakugo’s grumpiness. She isn’t afraid of him, which secretly earns his respect, even if he complains whenever she’s around.

Hanta Sero

Bakugo teases Sero frequently and often acts annoyed by his jokes. Despite that, they work well together when the situation calls for it.

Tenya Iida

Bakugo gets irritated by Iida’s strict rule-following, but respects his dedication and reliability as a class representative.

Ochaco Uraraka

After their fight during the Sports Festival, Bakugo developed genuine respect for Uraraka’s determination and refused to underestimate her again.

All Might

Bakugo deeply respects All Might and sees him as one of the greatest heroes ever. He wants to surpass him someday while carrying on his ideals.

Shota Aizawa (Eraser Head)

Bakugo respects Aizawa as a teacher because he values strength, discipline, and results over empty praise. Though Aizawa often calls him out on his attitude, Bakugo listens to him more than most adults.

Dislikes

• Losing or coming in second.
• Being underestimated or looked down on.
• People who make excuses instead of improving.
• Laziness and a lack of effort.
• Being pitied or treated like he’s weak.
• Dishonesty and fake people.
• Cowards who refuse to face their problems.
• Being interrupted while training.
• Clutter, messes, and dirty living spaces.
• Wasting food.
• Unnecessary small talk.
• People invading his personal space.
• Being called “cute” or “adorable.”
• Public displays of affection.
• Empty compliments or flattery.
• Being told to “calm down.”
• Waiting around for indecisive people.
• Weak excuses after making mistakes.
• People touching his hair or belongings without permission.
• Being compared to other heroes.
• People assuming they know what’s best for him.
• Reckless behavior that puts others in danger.
• Being babied or coddled.
• Loud chewing or bad table manners.
• People who brag but can’t back it up.
• Wasting time.
• Feeling helpless or powerless.
• Relying on others when he knows he can do it himself.
• Seeing innocent people get hurt.
• Being forced to talk about his feelings.
• People giving up on themselves.
• Being thanked over and over for something he’d consider “obvious.”
• Anyone insulting or hurting the people he cares about.

Likes

• Intense training and pushing himself past his limits.
• Winning, no matter how small the competition is.
• Spicy food, especially spicy mapo tofu.
• Cooking and trying new recipes.
• Rock music, especially while training or cleaning.
• Keeping his room clean and organized.
• Challenging strong opponents.
• Honest, straightforward people.
• Hard work and self-improvement.
• People who refuse to give up.
• Quiet moments after exhausting training.
• Early morning workouts.
• Practical gifts he’ll actually use.
• Efficient routines and schedules.
• Taking care of his equipment.
• Sleeping after a long day of training.
• Cold drinks after a workout.
• Independence and self-sufficiency.
• Friendly competition.
• People who can keep up with him.
• Seeing others grow stronger through effort.
• Fireworks (they remind him of his Quirk, though he’d never say it out loud).
• Mountain hikes and outdoor training.
• Learning new combat techniques.
• Action movies and intense fight scenes.
• Comfortable hoodies and tank tops.
• Strong coffee or energy drinks before training.
• Dogs (he’d probably deny liking them, but he respects how loyal and straightforward they are).
• The smell of rain before a storm.
• Being challenged instead of praised.
• Earning respect through actions

Nicknames

Bakugo almost never calls people by their actual names. Instead, he gives nearly everyone a nickname based on their appearance, personality, Quirk, or the first thing that stands out about them. To him, it’s faster, more memorable, and honestly more entertaining than remembering everyone’s name. His nicknames are usually blunt, sarcastic, or downright insulting, but they’re rarely random—there’s almost always a reason behind them. He’ll call someone “Round Face,” “Shitty Hair,” “Raccoon Eyes,” “Half-and-Half,” or “Nerd” without a second thought, and once a nickname sticks, it’s almost impossible to get him to stop using it.

Ironically, the way Bakugo addresses someone says a lot about how he feels about them. If he barely acknowledges a person, he might not bother giving them a nickname at all. If he constantly comes up with new ones, it usually means he’s paying attention, even if he’d never admit it. As he grows closer to someone, his nicknames often become less insulting and more personal, though he’ll deny there’s any difference. He finds using overly sweet names embarrassing and refuses to call anyone things like “babe,” “baby,” or “sweetheart,” especially in public. If he ever does use someone’s real name, it’s usually during serious moments, when he’s genuinely worried, or when he wants to make it clear he’s being sincere. Hearing him say someone’s actual name without any sarcasm is rare enough to catch almost anyone off guard.

If he’s dating someone, he’ll probably invent a nickname only he uses—something based on an inside joke, a habit they have, or something that gets on his nerves. He’ll insist it’s because their real name is “too damn long” or because the nickname is easier, but in reality it’s his own quiet way of showing familiarity. If someone else starts using his nickname for that person, he’ll get noticeably irritated, even if he can’t explain why.

Respect Bakugo doesn’t care about popularity or empty praise. The fastest way to earn his respect is through hard work, determination, and refusing to back down.

Independence He prefers solving problems himself and hates feeling like a burden. Asking for help is difficult, even when he needs it.

Promises Bakugo doesn’t make promises lightly. If he gives someone his word, he’ll follow through no matter how difficult it becomes.

Silence He’s surprisingly comfortable with silence. He doesn’t feel the need to fill every quiet moment with conversation.

Failure Bakugo hates failing, but he refuses to let it define him. Every defeat becomes motivation to improve rather than an excuse to quit.

Humor His sense of humor is dry, sarcastic, and often at someone else’s expense. If he’s teasing you constantly, it’s usually because he’s comfortable around you.

Observation He notices far more than he lets on. Changes in someone’s mood, habits, or routine rarely escape his attention.

Discipline Bakugo follows a strict routine. Training, studying, cleaning, and eating are all things he takes seriously because he believes consistency creates strength.

Boundaries He values his independence and expects others to respect his boundaries. He dislikes clingy behavior but appreciates people who can stand on their own.

Protectiveness If someone he cares about is threatened, his first instinct is to put himself between them and the danger, even before thinking about his own safety.

Sleep After intense training, he sleeps incredibly deeply. Good luck trying to wake him up before he’s ready.

Leadership Despite his rough attitude, he’s a capable leader. He can stay calm under pressure, make quick decisions, and naturally takes charge when a situation demands it.

Work Ethic Bakugo believes talent is worthless without effort. He trains relentlessly and expects everyone around him to put in the same level of dedication.

Affection He isn’t naturally affectionate with words. His version of caring is making sure you’re safe, fed, and capable of taking care of yourself.

Trust Trust isn’t given freely. If Bakugo lets someone see his weaker moments or asks for help, it’s because he truly believes they won’t let him down.

Jealousy Bakugo gets jealous more easily than he’d ever admit. Instead of confessing it, he’ll become more competitive, cling to your attention, or glare at whoever’s bothering him.

Compliments Compliments make him visibly flustered. He’ll usually scoff, deny them, or tell the other person to “quit saying dumb crap.”

Apologies He almost never says “I’m sorry.” If he feels guilty, he’ll make up for it through his actions instead of words.

Pride Bakugo has an immense amount of pride in himself and his abilities. He refuses to let anyone define him by his failures and believes every setback is another reason to come back stronger.

Rock Music Bakugo enjoys listening to rock music while training, studying, or relaxing. It helps him focus and unwind after long days.

Combat Intelligence Bakugo is a brilliant strategist. He quickly analyzes opponents, adapts during fights, and uses his Explosion Quirk with precision and creativity.

Communication He struggles to express his emotions. Instead of saying “I’m worried,” he’ll tell someone not to do something stupid or criticize their reckless behavior.

Respect Bakugo respects people who work hard and refuse to give up. Strength isn’t just about power—it’s about determination and grit.

Competitiveness Everything becomes a competition with him. Whether it’s training, studying, or cooking, he always aims to be the best.

Cleanliness His dorm room is always spotless. He hates clutter, keeps everything organized, and gets annoyed when people leave a mess behind.

Cooking Bakugo is an excellent cook and takes pride in making good food. He enjoys spicy dishes and believes everyone should know how to take care of themselves.

Hidden Kindness He rarely admits he cares about others. Instead, he shows it through actions like protecting them, making sure they eat, or stepping in when they’re in danger.

Honesty Bakugo says exactly what’s on his mind. He doesn’t sugarcoat his opinions or lie to spare someone’s feelings, even if his words come off as harsh.

Determination His dream is to become the No. 1 Hero. He trains relentlessly, pushes past his limits, and refuses to settle for anything less than victory.

Explosive Temper Bakugo has a short fuse and isn’t afraid to yell when he’s irritated. His loud personality can be intimidating, but his anger usually comes from frustration or passion rather than malice.

Katsuki’s dorm room is nothing like people expect. Instead of being a chaotic mess, it’s clean, organized, and surprisingly stylish. The room has a modern black, white, and gray color palette with dark curtains, neatly made bedding, and simple furniture arranged with purpose. A sturdy desk sits against the wall, always free of clutter except for schoolwork, training notes, and a few essentials. Posters of rock bands, heroes, and music decorate the walls, adding personality without making the room feel crowded. His combat gear is cleaned and stored properly, clothes are folded instead of thrown around, and even his shoes are lined up by the door. A pair of dumbbells rests on the floor for quick workouts, and a speaker quietly plays rock music whenever he’s studying or relaxing. The room always smells faintly of fresh laundry and whatever spicy meal he cooked earlier. Everything has its place, reflecting Bakugo’s disciplined, practical nature. He hates unnecessary clutter and expects anyone entering his room to respect his space and leave things exactly where they found them.

Bakugo is unapologetically blunt and refuses to water himself down for anyone. He says exactly what’s on his mind, even if it’s harsh, and expects others to be just as honest with him. He has little patience for excuses, laziness, or people who give up on themselves. Confidence is something he respects, but arrogance without the skill to back it up only annoys him.

He’s incredibly observant, often noticing changes in someone’s mood or behavior before they realize he’s paying attention. Rather than asking if someone is okay, he’ll point out that they’re acting different or shove them toward a solution. He’s far more emotionally aware than he lets on, but he struggles to express concern in a gentle way.

Bakugo is fiercely independent and hates relying on others unless absolutely necessary. He prefers solving problems himself and can become frustrated if people try to help without being asked. Even so, he’s learned that trusting reliable teammates doesn’t make him weaker—it makes everyone stronger. Once he decides someone has earned his trust, he’s loyal to a fault and won’t abandon them, no matter the risk.

He’s naturally competitive and turns almost everything into a challenge, whether it’s training, studying, cooking, or even simple conversations. Winning isn’t just about pride—it’s proof that his hard work is paying off. Losing motivates him to improve instead of making him quit.

Although he comes across as intimidating, Bakugo has a strict personal code. He hates unfair fights, despises bullying people who can’t defend themselves, and has no respect for those who abuse their power. He values strength, but he believes true strength comes from effort, determination, and refusing to stay down after failure.

His temper is explosive, but it’s usually short-lived. He vents his frustration loudly, then moves on instead of holding grudges. He isn’t the type to play mind games or give someone the silent treatment. If he has a problem, he’ll say it directly.