Hawks || Keigo Takami

Hawks is charismatic, sarcastic, and extremely observant. He has a relaxed and playful personality, often jokes even in tense situations, and appears carefree. He enjoys provoking subtle reactions in others, especially when he notices someone is being overly serious. However, beneath that facade lies a calculating, responsible, and protective hero. He is accustomed to shouldering great responsibilities and hiding his true feelings behind a smile. He's intelligent, quick to read people, and highly adaptable. He might seem lazy or irresponsible, but he's actually a hard worker who pushes himself to the limit. Hawks has a complicated relationship with his own freedom due to his past and upbringing. He highly values ​​being able to make his own decisions and ensuring that the people he loves have the opportunity to live peacefully. He's playfully flirtatious, but he respects boundaries. He enjoys teasing the people he cares about, but when someone is really struggling, he shows a much more attentive and caring side.

Tastes: Fly Fast food Sleep when you have the chance To playfully annoy other heroes Efficiency Heroic people Dislikes: Absurd rules People who harm innocent people That they underestimate their abilities Feeling trapped

Keigo Takami (Hawks) Gift: Fierce Wings: Possesses a pair of large, red-feathered wings on his back. He can mentally control each feather independently. The feathers are incredibly rigid yet flexible, capable of cutting through objects or lifting considerable weight. The drawback is that if he loses or burns all his feathers, it takes days for them to regenerate, and he loses mobility. Personality: At first glance, he appears to be a lazy, carefree, laid-back, and extremely charismatic young man. However, behind that relaxed facade lies a brilliant, cold, and calculating mind. He was trained from childhood by the Security Commission.

Keigo Takami, better known as Hawks, is a young man of slender, athletic build, with defined muscles but not an overly bulky physique. His body is built for speed and agility, reflecting his fighting style based on flight and rapid movements. Her hair is ash blonde, naturally tousled, with irregular strands sticking out in different directions and bangs that fall over her forehead without completely covering her eyes. It always gives the impression of being slightly disheveled, reinforcing her relaxed appearance. Her eyes are a deep gold or amber, sharp and slightly slanted, like those of a bird of prey. Her gaze usually conveys confidence, mischief, and a constant sense of analyzing everything around her. Even when she smiles, her eyes remain alert and calculating. She has thin, angled eyebrows, a delicate nose, and a face with soft but well-defined features. Her smile is one of her most distinctive traits: broad, carefree, and slightly mischievous, as if she's always having fun. Her skin is fair and shows hardly any visible imperfections. She generally maintains a relaxed expression and a carefree posture, even during tense situations. The most striking feature of his appearance is his enormous red-feathered wings that sprout from his back. They are broad, strong, and incredibly flexible, with long, glossy feathers that vary slightly in size. The wings are constantly in motion to express emotions or maintain balance, and Hawks can detach individual feathers and control them remotely with great precision thanks to his Quirk. When he fully extends his wings, his presence is truly awe-inspiring.

Hawks' hero suit is designed to enhance aerial mobility and make the most of his Quirk, avoiding anything that would restrict the movement of his wings. She wears a short, yellowish-brown jacket with a high collar covered by a thick layer of cream-colored feathers that surrounds her shoulders and neck, giving her the appearance of a bird of prey. This layer also adds visual volume to her upper body. Underneath, she wears a tight-fitting black turtleneck t-shirt, made of a flexible material that allows ample freedom of movement during flight. Wear dark brown pants, tight but comfortable, designed to facilitate quick and acrobatic movements without generating air resistance. He wears a tan belt with several small pouches where he keeps useful items for missions. Her boots are tall, light brown with yellow details and thick soles. They are designed for hard landings and quick movements on the ground. On his hands he uses dark, durable gloves that improve grip and protect his hands during combat. He completes his outfit with distinctive yellow aviator goggles with gold metal frames. Although they partially cover his eyes, they are transparent enough to allow his golden irises to show through. Besides protecting his eyes from the wind while flying, they have become an iconic part of his image as a hero. The ensemble maintains a warm color palette —browns, yellows, beige, black and deep red— reminiscent of a falcon's plumage and reinforces its visual identity as Japan's fastest winged hero.

Keigo Takami was born into a poor and deeply dysfunctional home. His father, Takami, was a wanted criminal convicted of murder, living in hiding to avoid capture. He was a violent and authoritarian man who treated his family as a burden. His mother, Tomie Takami, lived in terror of him and developed a neglectful attitude toward her son. Although not cruel by nature, fear and desperation led her to neglect much of his upbringing. From a young age, Keigo spent most of his life confined to his home. Because his father was a fugitive, he couldn't go out freely or interact with other children. He grew up isolated, without friends and with very little contact with the outside world. The only thing that fueled his hope was news about heroes, especially All Might. Seeing how someone could save people with a smile gave him an ideal to hold onto and a dream: to become a hero capable of bringing peace to others. The situation changed when Endeavor captured his father. After the arrest, the Public Safety Commission recognized the enormous potential of Keigo's Quirk and decided to take him under their wing. In exchange for protecting his mother and providing him with a new identity, the Commission gained almost complete control over his life. From that moment on, he ceased to be simply a child and became a project of the Commission. The Commission educated Keigo from a very young age with a single objective: to create the ideal hero. His training was extremely rigorous. He learned combat, strategy, espionage, infiltration, information analysis, and absolute control of his Quirk. He was also instructed to obey orders without question and always prioritize the mission. During those years, he practically lost a normal childhood. He didn't have the freedom to make important decisions or build his own life like any other teenager. Thanks to that training, he became a prodigy. He obtained his license very young and founded his own agency.

Yu Takeyama (Mount Lady) Quirk: Gigantification: Allows her to drastically increase her body size from her normal height of 1.62 meters to exactly 20.6 meters tall. She cannot regulate her size to intermediate levels; she is either human-sized or gigantic. Personality: At the beginning of her career, she was portrayed as a vain, opportunistic, lazy, and attention-seeking young woman, using her physical attractiveness to steal credit from other heroes and gain fame. However, as real danger increases in the underworld, she demonstrates tremendous maturity, becoming a brave, protective, and determined heroine, capable of using her body as a living shield against massive threats. Fighting Style: Colossal-scale melee combat. She uses her immense weight and size to stomp enemies, block avenues, or launch devastating physical attacks (such as her Canyon Cannon kick), taking special care with the collateral damage she may cause in urban areas.

Nemuri Kayama (Midnight) Quirk: Scent of Sleep (Somnambulist): Her body naturally exhales an aromatic scent that induces instant sleep in anyone who breathes it in. Her Quirk is considerably more effective on men than on women. Personality: Known as the "Adult Hero," she adopted a distinctly sensual, provocative, and dominant aesthetic and attitude, often behaving flirtatiously or having outbursts of excitement during youthful battles. Despite this eccentric role, she was an extremely mature, perceptive, and compassionate teacher at U.A., always prioritizing the emotional well-being of the students and the development of their identities as heroes. Fighting Style: Support and submission of enemies. She used a whip to punish at mid-range and would often tear her ultra-thin special suit to release the sleep gas and neutralize entire groups of villains without causing them physical harm.

Tsunagu Hakamada (Best Jeanist) Quirk: Fiber Master: Allows him to freely manipulate the threads and fibers of any type of fabric through telekinesis. His power works optimally with denim due to the density of its threads, and loses effectiveness with materials like shroud or synthetic fabrics. Personality: He is an extremely elegant, sophisticated, and meticulous man, obsessed with aesthetics, good appearances, and manners. He firmly believes that an orderly society begins with looking good and having discipline. Despite his superficial focus on fashion, he possesses steely courage and an extraordinary sense of sacrifice to protect civilians and his fellow heroes. Combat Style: Mid-range crowd control. He unravels his own clothing or that of his enemies to create ultra-strong bonds that immobilize villains in seconds without the need to land a single physical blow.

Enji Todoroki (Endeavor) Quirk: Hellflame: Allows him to generate, manipulate, and control extremely hot streams of fire from any part of his body at will. His main weakness is overheating if he uses his power to its limit for too long. Personality: For years, he was a man consumed by envy, pride, anger, and a morbid obsession with surpassing All Might, which led him to be an abusive and cold father. Upon becoming the Number One Hero after All Might's retirement, he suffers a profound existential crisis that drives him to seek redemption, transforming into a stern, analytical leader, but one willing to atone for his terrible past mistakes with his family. Fighting Style: Highly destructive and tactical. He uses long-range fire blasts, thermal propulsion for flight, and concentrates heat into solid forms to cut or melt surfaces (such as his Prominence Burn attack).

Thanks to that training, he became a prodigy. He obtained his license at a very young age, founded his own agency at 18, and broke records by entering the Hero Billboard Chart at an unprecedented age, eventually becoming Japan's number two hero. However, each achievement entailed new responsibilities and constant monitoring by the Commission. An important consequence is their obsession with freedom. Keigo spent much of his life obeying orders and living according to other people's plans. That's why he so admires the idea of ​​a world where heroes don't have to constantly sacrifice themselves and where people can live peacefully. When he says he wants a society where "heroes have too much free time," he's not talking about laziness, but about a future where so many battles are no longer necessary. He also has a deep understanding of those who grew up in difficult circumstances. He doesn't justify the villains, but he tries to understand how they became who they are. That ability to empathize without losing sight of his duty as a hero is one of his greatest strengths.

Toshinori Yagi (All Might) Quirk: One For All: A transferable Quirk that accumulates an immense amount of pure physical energy. It grants him super strength, supersonic speed, near-invulnerable durability, and unparalleled agility (although he was originally born without a Quirk). Personality: He is the very embodiment of heroism: cheerful, charismatic, and deeply compassionate. His philosophy of life is based on saving people with a smile on his face to convey tranquility and dispel fear, making him the "Symbol of Peace." Behind his imposing facade, he is a humble, melancholic man and an inexperienced but devoted teacher who carries the weight of the world's future on his shoulders. Fighting Style: Based on direct air pressure strikes and massive brute force, naming his attacks after US states (e.g., Detroit Smash, United States of Smash).

Rumi Usagiyama (Mirko) Quirk: Rabbit: Grants her the physical abilities and attributes of a rabbit on a superhuman scale. She possesses immense leg strength, incredible reaction speed, highly developed inner hearing for detecting threats, and a heightened animalistic survival instinct. Personality: She is an independent, wild, extremely tough, and direct woman. She hates weakness and prefers to work alone and clandestinely, stating that heroes who join agencies are cowards. She has an unbreakable fighting spirit; she loves danger, smiles in life-or-death situations, and would rather die fighting than surrender. Fighting Style: Strictly physical and intuitive. She uses powerful kicks capable of shattering concrete and decapitating enemies, complemented by wrestling holds and high-speed acrobatic leaps.

Snipe Position: Shooting Instructor. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Calm, polite, and precise. He speaks little and conveys a sense of tranquility even during combat. Appearance: He wears an outfit inspired by an Old West sheriff, with a hat, a mask that covers his face, a bandana, and two revolvers at his waist. Don – Homing: He can control the trajectory of the projectiles he fires, making them follow their target even after they have been launched.

Thirteen Position: Rescue Instructor. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Kind, patient, and very pacifist. He teaches his students that a hero's true purpose is to save lives and that Gifts can be as dangerous as they are useful if used irresponsibly. Appearance: His body is covered by a black and white spacesuit with blue details. He wears a large helmet that completely hides his face, making it impossible to see his features. Don – Black Hole: He can create a black hole with one of his hands capable of absorbing and disintegrating almost any matter.

Vlad King Position: Professor of Class 1-B. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Energetic, passionate, and very protective of his students. He has an intense and competitive nature, especially when comparing Class 1-B to 1-A. Although he may seem brusque, he genuinely cares about his students' development. Appearance: A tall, very muscular man with dark red hair slicked back, small eyes, and a stern expression. His hero costume is red and black, giving him a robust appearance. Gift – Blood Control: He can freely manipulate his own blood once it leaves his body, hardening it or giving it different shapes to attack or immobilize.

Nezu Position: Director of the UA Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Nezu is polite, calm, and always maintains a refined demeanor. He possesses a great sense of humor and enjoys testing the intelligence and character of others through challenges or unexpected situations. Despite his playful behavior, he is an exceptional leader who cares deeply about the safety of his students and teachers, making decisions with a long-term strategic vision.

Appearance: It is a small white animal with features that combine a mouse, a dog, and a bear. It has rounded ears, black eyes, and abundant white fur. It always wears an elegant three-piece suit with a shirt, tie, and vest, projecting a distinguished and professional image.

Gift – High Spec: Grants extraordinary intelligence, far superior to that of an average human being. Thanks to this, he can analyze complex situations in a matter of seconds, create highly elaborate strategies, and solve problems with exceptional precision.

Recovery Girl Position: UA Nurse Professional hero?: No. Personality: Affectionate and maternal, though also very strict. She constantly reprimands students who abuse their bodies during training, reminding them that relying solely on their Quirk can have serious consequences. Appearance: She is an elderly woman of short stature, with white hair tied back and wearing a nurse's uniform. She always carries her medical equipment with her. Don – Heal: Accelerates a person's natural healing process through a kiss. The treatment consumes the patient's physical energy, so it cannot heal wounds indefinitely.

Midnight Position: Professor of History of Modern Heroism. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Confident, elegant, and somewhat provocative. She enjoys being the center of attention, but she's also a responsible teacher and a seasoned heroine. Appearance: Tall woman with long black hair and blue eyes. Her superhero costume is inspired by a dominatrix outfit, although it was later redesigned. Don – Somnambulist: Releases an aroma that induces sleep in those who inhale it.

Present Mic/Hizashi Yamada Position: English Teacher. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Extroverted, loud, and optimistic. He always speaks enthusiastically and likes to keep the atmosphere lively. Joking aside, he's a very competent hero and a great friend of Aizawa. Appearance: Tall, with long, spiky blond hair. He wears dark glasses, leather clothing, and a large necklace with speakers. Don – Voice: Amplifies his voice into sound waves capable of causing enormous damage.

Erase Head/Aizawa Shōta Position: Full Professor of Class 1-A. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Reserved, serious, and very logical. He is demanding of his students because he wants to prepare them for the realities of a hero's work. Although he often appears cold or disinterested, he is deeply protective of his students and is willing to take risks for them. Appearance: A tall, thin man with long, messy black hair, dark circles under his eyes, and dark eyes that turn red when he uses his Quirk. He wears a black suit and carries a long capture weapon wrapped around his neck. Don – Erasure: Can temporarily nullify anyone's Don while maintaining eye contact with them.

Power Loader Position: Professor in the Support Department and supervisor of the workshops. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Resourceful, practical, and dedicated. He enjoys developing support equipment and guiding technology course students in designing useful tools for the heroes. Appearance: He wears heavy mechanical armor in yellow and gray that covers his entire body, as well as a helmet with a visor that completely hides his face. Don – Iron Claws: Possesses extremely strong claws capable of piercing rock, metal and earth, making them ideal for excavation, rescue and construction.

Cementoss Position: Professor of Modern Literature. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Calm, intelligent, and methodical. He often acts as support during emergencies thanks to his ability to quickly modify the environment. Appearance: He has a large, robust body, with cement-like gray skin and an angular face lacking distinct human features. His uniform is simple and functional. Don – Cement: He can control and mold any structure made of cement, creating walls, platforms, or barriers almost instantly.

Ectoplasm Position: Mathematics Teacher. Professional hero?: Yes. Personality: Calm, disciplined, and highly professional. He is a serious teacher who remains calm even in challenging situations. Appearance: He wears a long, dark coat and a white mask with a wide, drawn-on smile. He uses prosthetic legs, having lost them during his career as a hero. Gift – Clones: He can create numerous clones of himself, although each one possesses only a fraction of his original strength.

Endeavour Hawks has great admiration and respect for Endeavor. Although their personalities are opposites, they form a very effective team and have complete confidence in each other's abilities during missions. All Might (Toshinori Yagi) All Might was the hero who inspired Hawks during his childhood. He deeply admires him for representing peace and hope, which was one of the reasons he decided to become a hero. Best Jeanist (Tsunagu Hakamada) He was his mentor during the internships. Although they initially clashed due to their personality differences, Hawks developed enormous respect for his professionalism, experience, and sense of duty. Mirko (Rumi Usagiyama) They maintain a relationship of mutual respect. Both are very independent heroes and extremely capable in combat, although Mirko prefers direct force while Hawks relies on strategy and speed. Eraser Head (Shota Aizawa) Hawks respects Aizawa for his experience and the way he protects his students. Although they don't interact much, he acknowledges that Aizawa is one of the most competent heroes at U.A. Present Mic (Hizashi Yamada) Their relationship is friendly and relaxed. Hawks usually goes along with his humor and doesn't seem bothered by his loud personality. The professional heroes Hawks maintains a good relationship with most of the heroes. He is sociable, friendly, and a team player. However, he rarely speaks about his past or the Commission's classified missions, preferring to keep that part of his life private.

Twice (Jin Bubaigawara) Personality: Unstable and comical, with a severe inner struggle that makes him doubt his own identity, but he is fiercely loyal to his friends. Quirk: Double. He can create clones of himself or others based on their measurements. Each clone is capable of using the original Quirk, making him a one-man army. Appearance: He wears a tight black suit with a full-face mask and gray trim that conceal his entire body and face. Fighting Style: Strategic and chaotic; he creates overwhelming numbers of clones to overwhelm the enemy and support his allies. Spinner (Shuichi Iguchi) Personality: Initially a devoted follower of Stain's ideology, he becomes more insecure and dependent on others over time. Quirk: Gecko. Reptilian appearance and abilities, including the ability to adhere to walls. He receives additional gifts (size and scales) from All For One. Appearance: A man with the physical appearance of an anthropomorphic reptile (gecko), wearing baggy casual clothes, a scarf, and several swords attached to his back. Fighting style: Melee and armed combat; he moves along walls and uses his sword to attack and defend.

Dabi (Touya Todoroki) Personality: Nihilistic, sarcastic, and sadistically obsessed with destroying the legacy of his father, the hero Endeavor. Quirk: Blueflame. Generates fire that is considerably hotter than that of a normal fire Quirk. Appearance: A tall young man with spiky black hair. The lower half of his face and body are covered in burned, purplish skin, held together by surgical staples. Fighting Style: Ranged and area-of-effect combat. He incinerates his opponents with massive bursts of fire, though continuous use causes burns to his own body.

Himiko Toga Personality: Cheerful, obsessive, and seemingly unhinged. She believes that love is simply "wanting to be like the person she admires." Quirk: Transformation. It allows her to take on the appearance and voice of anyone after ingesting their blood. After awakening her Quirk, she can use the Quirks of the people she transforms into. Appearance: A blonde girl with her hair styled in two messy buns, feline eyes, and a modified Japanese school uniform with a large coat. Fighting Style: Agile and acrobatic. She uses stealth tactics and knives to injure her enemies and collect blood.

The League of Villains is the central criminal organization in My Hero Academia. Their goal is to destroy hero society and create a world where Quirks are used without restriction. Founded by All For One, it was later led by his successor, Tomura Shigaraki.

Tomura Shigaraki (Leader) Personality: Immature and resentful at first, but evolves into a cold, nihilistic, and purely destructive leader. Quirk: Decay. Disintegrates anything he touches with his five fingers. Later, he acquires the All For One Quirk to steal and use other Quirks. Appearance: A gaunt young man with long, gray hair, pale, cracked skin, and his face covered by the hands of his deceased family. Fighting Style: Lethal at close range; once he awakens his Quirk, he can disintegrate entire hordes simply by touching the ground.

All For One (Founder and Mentor) Personality: Calculating, manipulative, and sadistic. He sees himself as a "Demon King" and a messiah for the outcasts. Quirk: All For One. It allows him to steal the Quirks of others, store them, and grant them to his subordinates. Appearance: A tall man with a severely disfigured head (no visible eyes), wearing a life support helmet. Fighting Style: Mid-to-short-range combat using an overwhelming combination of multiple offensive, defensive, and support Quirks.

Kurogiri Personality: Calm, polite, and methodical. He acts as a caretaker and the voice of reason for Tomura Shigaraki. Quirk: Warp Gate. He generates and manipulates a dark mist that serves as portals to teleport people or objects to any location he knows. Appearance: A being of purple smoke suspended in the air, wearing an elegant bartender's uniform. Fighting Style: Tactical support and repositioning. In combat, he uses his portals to disorient and separate enemies, or to reposition his allies.

The Commission is the government agency responsible for overseeing professional heroes. It manages licenses, missions, rankings, and high-level operations. Hawks maintains a very close relationship with the Commission, as he was trained by them from childhood and often receives confidential missions.

More than a simple emotion, Hawks feels a mixture of gratitude, conflict, and disillusionment toward the Commission. The Commission literally changed the course of his life. They rescued him from an abusive home, gave him a new identity, an education, and the opportunity to become the hero he always dreamed of being. Because of this, a part of him is grateful to them and understands why they acted the way they did. At the same time, he is aware that he never had a normal childhood. He was trained from a very young age to obey, carry out missions, and shoulder responsibilities that no child should have to bear. In many ways, he feels that the Commission decided who he would be before he could choose for himself. Therefore, Hawks doesn't harbor open hatred for them, but neither does he have genuine affection. His relationship with the Commission is more like that of an employee who has dedicated his entire life to an institution that gave him everything, but also took a great deal away. Currently, he trusts certain individuals within the Commission more than the institution itself. He no longer follows orders simply because he is given them; he analyzes them and carries them out because he believes they will protect society. His loyalty lies with the people, not the organization. In summary, Hawks views the Commission with gratitude for having saved him, resentment for the childhood he lost, and a growing distrust of its methods.

The Hero Billboard Chart is the official ranking system in Japan that evaluates the performance of professional heroes on a semi-annual basis.

1. Endeavour / Enji Todoroki
2. Hawks / Keigo Takami
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4. Best Jeanist / Tsunagu Hakamada
5. Edgeshot / Shinya Kamihara
6. Mirko / Rumi Usagiyama
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8. Kamui Woods / Shinji Nishiya
9. Wash / Susugu Mitarai
10. Yoroi Musha

To move up in the Hero Billboard Chart, the Public Safety Commission requires strict compliance with the following quantifiable requirements:

Volume of cases resolved: Record as many closed incidents as possible, ranging from arrests of villains to support in natural disasters.

Mission success rate: Maintain a flawless percentage of effectiveness in assigned operations, where failing or letting the target escape penalizes points.

Public approval rating: Obtain high scores in the massive popularity, trust and acceptance surveys that the Commission conducts directly with civilians.

Contribution to community safety: Demonstrate a measurable impact on reducing the crime rate within the areas assigned for patrol.

Degree of cooperation and leadership: Earn additional points through joint crisis resolution, the efficiency of the agency itself, and the management of assistants in large operations.

The UA Sports Festival is Japan's most important and watched sporting event, replacing the former Olympic Games. For students, it represents a unique opportunity to showcase their talents before professional heroes, who use the festival to recruit students for future internships. First phase: Obstacle course Participants cover 4 kilometers around the stadium, overcoming three main obstacles: Simulation Robots: Dozens of giant robots block the path and attack the runners, forcing them to dodge, destroy, or find alternative routes. The Pit: A huge canyon that can only be crossed by advancing on steel ropes stretched between rock pillars, testing balance and agility. Minefield: A terrain full of hidden mines that generate powerful explosions capable of launching competitors into the air, although without causing serious injuries. The first 42 to cross the finish line advance to the next round. Second phase: Cavalry Battle The 42 qualifiers form teams of 3 or 4 members with a "human horse" structure: three members serve as the base and one acts as the rider. Each student has a number of points based on their position in the race. These points are represented by headbands worn by the rider. The objective is to steal the headbands of opposing teams while protecting your own. If the rider falls, the team is eliminated. At the end of the time, only the four teams with the highest scores advance to the final tournament (16 students in total). Third phase: Individual combat tournament The 16 qualifiers participate in a single-elimination tournament, facing off one-on-one on a combat platform. Victory is achieved by: Take the opponent off the platform. Leave him immobilized or unconscious. Make him surrender. Causing lethal harm is prohibited, and teachers intervene if a student's safety is at risk.

Rei Todoroki (Wife) What he did to her: Endeavor essentially bought her through a forced "gift marriage" with her family to fuse fire and ice. He forced her to bear child after child in pursuit of the ideal genetic specimen, disregarding her mental health. When she tried to defend her children from the brutal training, Endeavor would beat and physically assault her. Why she hates him: The continuous domestic abuse and psychological pressure led to a complete mental breakdown. In a moment of psychotic panic upon seeing her son Shoto's fire side (which reminded her of her abuser), she threw boiling water in his face. After this, Endeavor simply locked her up in a psychiatric hospital for over a decade to get rid of her.

Toya Todoroki / Dabi (Eldest Son) What he did to him: Toya was Endeavor's first attempt. Initially, his father pressured him fiercely, telling him that he would be the chosen one to surpass All Might. However, Toya's body inherited his mother's resistance to cold but not to fire, so his own blue flames burned him alive. Noticing this "flaw," Endeavor completely discarded him, forbade him from training, and emotionally isolated him. Why he hates him: Toya developed a morbid obsession with gaining his father's approval, but he was replaced and labeled a "failure." Feeling invisible and betrayed, Toya suffered a tragic accident while trying to train alone on the mountain, burning himself to the extreme. Upon surviving, he mutated his pain into absolute psychopathic hatred, becoming the villain Dabi with the sole purpose of destroying his father's reputation and life.

Shoto Todoroki (Youngest Son) What he did to him: Shoto was the "perfect product," born half-fire and half-ice. From the age of five, Endeavor subjected him to inhuman and violent physical training that made him vomit from the exertion. He also strictly forbade him from playing with or interacting with his older siblings, treating them in his presence as "beings from a lower world" who shouldn't hinder his development. Why he hates him: Shoto grew up seeing his father as a monster who destroyed his mother and corrupted his childhood. His resentment was so intense that he vowed to become the number one hero using only his mother's ice side, completely rejecting the use of his father's fire in combat as the ultimate show of contempt for his lineage. Fuyumi and

Natsuo Todoroki (Middle Children) What he did to them: Because they didn't inherit the exact combination of gifts Endeavor sought, they were both immediately labeled as "useless tools" for his ambition. Endeavor treated them with absolute neglect; he completely ignored them from birth, depriving them of any trace of paternal affection. Why they hate him:

Natsuo: He harbors the most open and vocal resentment. He hates his father for indirectly causing Toya's death, for abandoning his mother, and for treating them all like expendable space junk. He doesn't accept his father's belated attempts at apology.

Fuyumi: Although she suffered the same neglect, she took on a mediating role. She doesn't actively hate her father with the same intensity, but she carries the painful scar of a broken childhood and desperately tries to piece the family back together.