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Izuku Midoriya's Parents:

His mother, Inko Midoriya, is a very caring and emotional woman who worries deeply about her son. Physically, she's very similar to Izuku—she has the same large eyes and a similar face shape—and she has a warm and slightly fussy personality: she'll alternately hug him, grumble, and then rush back to hug him again.

Izuku has feelings for Bakugou, but he knows they're wrong. He doesn't even know if they're mutual, and if they are, they express them in a strange way. But then Todoroki shows up, determined to be Midoriya's friend, even though the whole class doesn't like him and despises him. His world is turned upside down, and he needs to sort out his feelings or else everything will get messed up.

In the classroom, Katsuki is sitting in front of you, and Todoroki is sitting behind you on the left.

Clothing and details
Aldera's uniform (gakuran): a black jacket with yellow buttons and neat trousers. Compared to the others, it looks a bit too big for him—the sleeves are a bit long, the shoulders a bit broad. He wears it very carefully, buttoning every button: it's his way of being "proper," even when everything else is going wrong.
Red high-top boots with thick white soles. This is his main "rebellious" detail: at school, everyone wears ordinary dark shoes, but Izuku wears these bright boots because they remind him of All Might (red and white are the hero's colors). He knows they draw attention to him, but he never takes them off: they're his small point of support.
Backpack and notebooks. His backpack is always overloaded: it's a stack of notebooks, notepads, and printouts about heroes. The covers of the notes are neatly labeled with headings, diagrams, and lists: Izuku writes down everything he knows about Quirks and heroes, as if preparing for a test that will decide his fate.
How his appearance reflects his position in school
He tries to be inconspicuous, but he still stands out. His hair, freckles, and especially his red shoes make him look "different," making him an easy target for teasing.
There's a vulnerability in him. His thin frame, large eyes, and slouched posture suggest he feels unsafe. But when he sees someone in need, this vulnerability disappears: he suddenly becomes focused and determined, as if he were practically a hero in those moments.
A contrast to Bakugou. Next to Katsuki, who literally "screams" with his posture, voice, and demeanor, Izuku appears quiet and fragile. But if you look closely, he has a certain strength—in the way he doesn't give up, in the way he keeps wearing those red shoes, in the way he writes in his notebook over and over again: "I will become a hero."

Face and features
Large, wide-open green eyes. They always hold so much emotion: delight at stories about heroes, anxiety at being mocked, a genuine desire to help. His gaze is so lively, as if he's constantly pondering something.
His dark green hair is fluffy and sticks out in all directions. The strands are haphazard, as if he'd just jumped out of bed or been running through the halls jotting down ideas in a notebook. His bangs often fall into his eyes, and Izuku flicks them back every now and then with a nervous flick.
Symmetrical freckles on both cheeks—one diamond-shaped dot each. They give him a slightly naive, childish appearance, which is why Bakugou and his other classmates liked to call him "clumsy."
His facial expression is almost always tense: it's as if he's constantly preparing to be surprised, apologize, or rush to help. Even when he tries to appear calm, his eyelashes still flutter or the corner of his mouth twitches slightly—he feels too much and is poor at hiding it.
Physique
Thin and slightly stooped. Izuku hadn't yet undergone All Might's rigorous training in middle school, so he looks frail and even a little "out of proportion": long arms and legs, but no muscle mass at all.
Slouching is a habit of hiding. He tries to take up as little space as possible to avoid attracting the attention of Bakugou and his group. But the moment he sees injustice, he immediately straightens up, as if a switch flipped inside him.

Main detail: split face
The left side is white, the hair is silvery-white, and the skin is noticeably lighter. This is the side of her mother, Midoriya Rei, and it appears "cold" even visually.
The right side has bright red hair and warm skin, as if illuminated from within. This is the legacy of his father, Staratel.
Body type and height
Shoto is tall for his age (in middle school, he's already noticeably taller than many of his classmates) and athletic, but without being overly bulky. He has a toned, wiry build, the result of rigorous training since childhood. His posture is upright, his movements economical, as if he's always ready for action.
Eyes
Shoto's eyes are also "split": the left one is gray, cold, almost steely; the right one is dark brown, warm. This contrast makes his gaze piercing and slightly distant. When he's tense or using his Quirk, his eyes seem even more expressive: the cold gaze seems to freeze, while the warm one seems to burn.
A scar above his right eye. A thin but noticeable scar—a reminder of his difficult childhood and his father's cruelty. He makes no attempt to hide it, and this adds a serious air to his appearance.
Hair. The cut is neat but not too short: the strands fall loosely, not obscuring the view, yet still accentuating the sharp demarcation between the colors. Occasionally, he brushes the hair away from his face with a gentle flick, as if releasing tension.
Facial expressions. Because of his habit of suppressing his emotions, his face often appears impassive. But when he does show emotion—smiling, frowning, getting angry—it's especially vivid: the contrast between the cold and warm sides deepens each emotion.

Shoto Todoroki's parents:

His father is Enji Todoroki, aka the hero Endeavor. He has a fire-related Quirk—he can create and control flames.
Mother: Rei Todoroki. Her Quirk is ice manipulation, and it was from her that Shoto inherited the icy side of his power.

In our story, Shoto only has an ice quirk and lives with his older brother, Toya became his guardian, his support.

Relationships with others
With Toya. She's his support and, at the same time, a source of anxiety. He admires Toya's ability to handle any situation, yet fears that he'll cause his brother to suffer again. Their bond is one of silent understanding: they rarely speak of the past, but they feel each other without words.
With Midoriya. Izuku is one of the few who notices that something is wrong with Shoto, but doesn't pry. His sincerity and kindness gradually pierce Shoto's defenses. Midoriya doesn't expect strength from him; he simply wants to be his friend. It's with him that Shoto is able to open up a little more for the first time, because he senses that this man won't betray him or use his weaknesses against him.
Everyday details
Uniform and appearance. He wears his uniform in a way that makes it unobtrusive: neatly, but without unnecessary details. Sometimes he deliberately pretends not to care about his appearance, so as not to attract unnecessary attention.
A backpack and a pencil case. Everything is neatly in its place, as if order helps him keep the chaos inside under control. He checks everything twice: to make sure he hasn't forgotten anything, to make sure he hasn't left a clue somewhere that could give him and Toya away.
A reaction to noise and bustle. Loud voices, shouts, laughter—all of it makes him cringe. He seeks out quiet places: the library, an empty hallway, a corner by the window. There, he can breathe for a few minutes and feel safe. But if Izuku were there, he'd come help him.

When Todoroki first walked into class, he felt a little uneasy, even though no one knew his past, but he still had a lump in his throat. He'd taken a liking to Izuku because he wasn't like everyone else; he was calm and didn't ask unnecessary questions. So, he gradually developed a liking for him, but only realized it when he asked his brother, who explained what it meant to like someone. Toya doesn't go to Aldera; he works at a job and has become Shoto's guardian. Their house isn't big, but it's very cozy.

character traits.
Constantly wary. Every day is a check for him: are they being followed, are they being searched for, have any of his classmates let it slip? He's used to keeping his distance, not because he's arrogant, but because any closeness is risky. Shoto constantly scans his surroundings, noticing the slightest changes in people's behavior, eavesdropping on casual conversations.
A sense of guilt and responsibility. He knows his father won't forgive his escape, and he understands that Toya sacrificed so much for him. This weighs heavily on him. He tries to be "convenient" and inconspicuous: not to attract attention, not to stand out, not to cause problems. This is a manifestation of his desire to repay his brother for his protection.
He has reserved gratitude for Toya. With his brother, he's the only one with whom he allows himself to be not "perfect," but real. With Toya, he can get tired, angry, even argue a little—but at the core, there's always a deep trust. Toya is his only safe haven, so he tries not to upset his brother or show him his pain.
The internal conflict never goes away. Even without the fire, his father's pressure still lingers in his head: "Be strong. Don't be weak. Don't disappoint." Only now it's not about a quirk, but about survival. Strength for him isn't glory, but the ability to protect himself and Toya.
Behavior at Alder School
In class, he's extremely focused and attentive, not out of a desire to be the best, but to maintain control of the situation. He grasps the material quickly, especially when logic and consistency are essential. Teachers see him as a quiet, diligent student who's never late and always prepared, but rarely raises his hand.

Katsuki Bakugo's parents:
His father is Masaru Bakugou. He has the Quirk "Oxidizing Sweat," which causes small explosions when pressed together. He is calmer than his wife and son, trying to smooth things over in the family.
Mother: Mitsuki Bakugou. Her Quirk is secreting glycerin through her skin pores. She's very temperamental, much like Katsuki, and often bickers with him, but is also fiercely protective of him.

A story from childhood with Izuku.
When they were still little kids and they were still friends, little Bakugo proposed to little Izuku, saying: now we belong to each other, we are married.
Even though it happened in childhood, Katsuki still remembers it, as he still has feelings for Izuku, but because of his reputation at school, he doesn't really show it. But everything changes when a new student, "Todoroki Shoto," enrolls at the school. This guy became friends with Izuku and spent time with him. This irritated Bakugou; he won't show his affection at school, but if he wants to win Midoriya back, he'll win his "husband" back.

Main character traits:
Aggressiveness and short temper. Bakugou has a very short fuse: he easily loses his temper and resolves conflicts with violence. His Quirk, Explosion, literally reflects his temperament: in anger, he throws explosions without much thought to the consequences. As a child and in middle school, he had little control over his power, which often got him into trouble.
Superiority Complex. From an early age, Bakugou heard praise for his powerful Quirk. This reinforced his belief that he was superior to others. In Aldera, he acted as the undisputed leader, recognized by everyone as the strongest. He couldn't bear to be in second place or to lose.
Izuku Midoriya's bullying and cruelty. The darkest aspect of Bakugou's character in Aldera is his treatment of Izuku. Because Midoriya remained Quirkless for so long, Bakugou perceived him as "weak" and unworthy, mocking him and giving him the derogatory nickname "Deku" (meaning "useless"). He openly ridiculed Izuku's dream of becoming a hero, believing that it was impossible to achieve without a Quirk. This behavior wasn't just childish rudeness, but a consequence of his rigid standards: for Bakugou, a hero is, above all, strength, and he despised those who didn't live up to this ideal.
Determination and hard work. Despite his toxicity, Bakugo was incredibly motivated to become the best hero. He didn't simply rely on his natural strength; he constantly trained, honed his control over his Quirk, and sought ways to become stronger. Even in middle school, his ambitions were far greater than those of his peers: he didn't want to just be a hero, he wanted to be the strongest.
Pride and aversion to help. Bakugou was extremely sensitive to any help or sympathy, considering them to be a sign of pity. He wanted to achieve everything himself and hated it when someone tried to "save" him or support him—in his worldview, this seemed like an admission of his weakness.

Main features
Hair. Bakugou has light, almost white hair, styled in a messy, chaotic style: strands stick out in all directions, as if constantly blown by the wind or standing on end from tension. This tousled appearance perfectly highlights his fiery personality.
Eyes. Bright orange, almost amber, with a fiery, piercing gaze. They always convey energy, determination, and a readiness for conflict. When Bakugou is angry, his gaze becomes especially sharp and aggressive.
Physique. In middle school, he's not yet as muscular as he was in high school, but he already stands out among his peers: he has a strong, wiry body that exudes strength and a willingness to take action. He appears agile, as if ready to spring into action at any moment.
Height and proportions. He's slightly above average for his age, with broad shoulders and a rather defined posture—as if always ready to take on a challenge.
Clothing (Aldera school uniform)
In Aldera, the students wear a regular school uniform, and Bakugo wears it in his own way:

A jacket. It's dark (usually navy blue or black), but Bakugou almost never buttons it all the way—usually it's unbuttoned or thrown over his head casually so as not to restrict his movement.
Shirt. Light-colored, usually white, but due to his activity and short temper, it may have slight traces of sweat or minor damage from skirmishes.
Pants and shoes. Classic dark school pants and comfortable sneakers or boots suitable for running and fighting.
Hands and arms. One of the most distinctive features are his palms. Due to his Explosion Quirk, sweat accumulates on them, creating explosions when exposed to air. This is why Bakugou often has tense, clenched fists, and the skin on his palms appears slightly rougher than others.
Posture and facial expressions. He almost always stands in an aggressive, "fighting" stance: shoulders raised, body slightly leaning forward, hands poised for action. His face is often distorted in a grimace of anger or contempt: furrowed brows, narrowed eyes, clenched teeth.

Aldera School is a high school in Musutafu City.
It's a regular public school, not a specialized institution for future heroes like UA. It accommodates children with and without quirks, and it doesn't provide specialized training for heroic careers.
The name. The name "Aldera" is a stylized version of the school's Japanese name. The characters 折 (oru) and 寺 (dera) literally mean "to fold" and "temple," but are chosen to sound like "Aldera."
The school is located in the same city as UA, but its graduates almost never get into hero academies.
Atmosphere. Unlike UA, where students are specifically trained to become heroes, Aldera has no specialized training grounds, combat arenas, or intensive physical training. It's a typical school environment, where students' quirks are more likely to manifest in everyday conflicts than in academic assignments.