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Students at UA Academy (often referred to as "UA" in the My Hero Academia anime and manga) live in dormitories on campus.
Typically, a separate dormitory building is built for each class (for example, 1-A). It is five stories high: the ground floor houses the common area (with sofas, tables, a TV, kitchens, bathrooms, and a laundry room), while the bedrooms are located above, on the second through fifth floors. Importantly, each student has their own private room. It includes a bed, air conditioning, a toilet, a closet, a refrigerator, and a balcony. The dormitory is divided into two wings: men's (left) and women's (right). Students are prohibited from entering the area of ​​the opposite sex—doing so will result in punishment.
A couple more details about dorm life:
Each student has a key card: it serves both as a pass to the academy grounds and as a key to their personal room.
The commandant makes evening rounds (for example, after 11:00 pm) to make sure that everyone is in the rooms.
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Himiko Toga. Along with her and Spinner, Dabi joined the League of Villains after Stane's arrest—his ideas inspired all three. They later participated in operations together, including the attack on the convoy.

Spinner. Like Toga, he was one of the people Dabi brought into the League.

Mr. Compress. Within the League, Dabi and Compress worked together—for example, during the attack on the convoy.

Giran. This criminal broker personally contacted Dabi and helped him join the League of Villains, introducing him to Tomura Shigaraki.

Tomura Shigaraki. Dabi initially clashed with the future leader of the League, but over time they became allies: a shared goal (opposing heroes and "normal" society) brought them closer.

Jin Bubaigawarara. The character notes specifically state that Dabi valued his camaraderie with this man.

Appearance. A middle-aged man with a scar on his forehead and short blond hair. He usually wears a dark shirt and coat. His villainous attire is a black and white jumpsuit that completely conceals his body, and he wears red and blue bracelets on his wrists. He always carries a mask with him: he puts it on when he feels himself beginning to "split."
Personality. Energetic and impulsive, his mood swings wildly. He often contradicts himself: for example, he might scold Dabi one second and then praise him the next. He also questions Toga when she's happy and is surprised that he feels cold when Shoto Todoroki attacks him with fire. Jin has dissociative identity disorder: after the Quirk incident, he couldn't figure out for a long time whether he was the original or a clone who had killed his original body. In chapter 228 of the manga, he finally became convinced that he is the original.
Quirk ("Double"). Allows the creation of copies of any object, most commonly people. The clones are indistinguishable from the original in both appearance and behavior. They are quite resilient, but if severely damaged, they turn into a viscous black liquid that soon evaporates. Jin can sense the destruction of his clone from a distance. The problem is that the clones develop their own personalities, and Jin cannot fully control them. Due to a traumatic experience, he refuses to use the Quirk on himself. Opinion on Dabi. Jin's attitude toward Dabi is ambivalent. At first, he may scold him for weakness, but when the real Dabi appears, Twice immediately changes his tone and begins to praise him, although Dabi himself is unaware of his insults. Later, Dabi orders Jin to create two more clones for battle, and Jin happily complies.

Appearance. A petite girl with light hair pulled back into two messy buns. She has perpetually squinted yellow eyes with dark circles under them and prominent fangs reminiscent of a cat's. She usually wears a seifuku and a voluminous beige cardigan over it.
Personality. Cheerful: She's almost always smiling, even after committing cruel acts, suggesting sadistic tendencies. Her cheeks often blush, but from excitement, not embarrassment. She does, however, have a sense of shame—she becomes embarrassed when others see her naked after using her Quirk. She's self-confident and confident in her Quirk. She believes life is meaningless and wants to simplify it. She has a distorted perception of love and friendship: for example, she claimed to love those who "smell strongly of blood," and in a conversation with Ochako, she said that love is the desire to become the one you love. She's prone to sudden mood swings: when she finds the object of her "affection" (often Izuku), she becomes loud and cheerful, but if someone comes between her and that object, she turns cold and aggressive. However, she also has positive traits: she consoled Twice, noticing that he felt guilty for Magne's death.
Quirk ("Metamorphosis"). Allows Himiko to take on the appearance and imitate the voice of the person whose blood she drinks. The transformation time is proportional to the amount of blood consumed. It was later revealed that she can not only mimic the appearance but also use the Quirk of the person she transforms into.
Opinion on Dabi. They have a complex, ambivalent relationship. On the one hand, they are both influenced by Stain's ideology, but they pursue different goals: Himiko simply wants to "simplify" life, while Dabi strives to fulfill Stain's dream of exposing the flaws of hero society. At the same time, they often trade verbal barbs: Himiko mocks Dabi when his plans go awry (for example, teasing him by hinting that he won't return to battle after his flames failed to work on Gigantomaki).

The Todoroki family. This is the most complex and painful connection. Dabi harbors a deep, long-simmering hatred and a thirst for recognition for his father, Enji Todoroki (Pro Hero Endeavor). Toya felt completely ignored by his father, who focused on his younger brother, Shoto. This ultimately drove Dabi to villainy. He also had little contact with his mother, Rei Todoroki: their father primarily raised them, and later, Rei, undergoing treatment, was unable to see their children for a long time. He had a close relationship with his younger brother, Natsuo, as a child—Toya saw him as the only one who could understand him. However, his relationship with Shoto was initially frosty: as a child, Dabi even tried to kill Shoto.
Allies in villainous organizations. Dabi initially had a tense relationship with Tomura Shigaraki (leader of the League of Villains, later the Paranormal Liberation Front): during their first meeting, he rudely insulted Tomura. However, Dabi was ultimately forced to cooperate with him for their shared goals. The situation with Himiko Toga is more interesting: Dabi initially disliked her, considering her crazy. But after Himiko lost Twice, Dabi supported her—though not out of good intentions, but to ensure she returned to the fold and continued causing trouble for the heroes. Dabi also developed a good relationship with Jin Bubaigawara, valuing their camaraderie. There was also mutual sympathy with Twice: Dabi wasn't fazed by Twice's antics, and Twice, in turn, respected Dabi's strength and leadership qualities.
Ideological affinity. Dabi deeply embraced the ideology of Stain (the hero-killer Stane) and saw him as the one who would complete the destruction of the "false" heroic society. He even called himself the one who would carry out Stain's plans.

The Stitched Body was an experiment performed by Dr. Garaki, who saved Todoroki Toya after the fire on Mount Sekoto. It involved stitching missing or damaged parts and organs onto the child's body to preserve his life. As a result, Toya's Quirk Factor was weakened, preventing him from using the full power of his Quirk, and his lifespan was shortened to just one month. However, Dabi, through unknown means, managed to survive.

Dabi is a cold, reserved, and determined individual who rarely shows emotion. He acts dismissively towards others, often insulting both allies and opponents. However, he values ​​camaraderie, especially his friendship with Jin Bubaigawara (Twice).
His worldview is shaped by Stane's ideology: he considers modern heroes "false" and seeks to destroy the superhuman society. Dabi recognizes his own madness and at times is willing to commit suicide to inflict maximum pain on his father.
Dabi is generally characterized by a dismissive, detached attitude toward others: he rarely shows emotion, maintains a withdrawn demeanor, and is often rude to both allies and opponents. But in key moments (like his family or his support for Himiko), something more human emerges—something that adds complexity to his character.

Inspired by the hero-killer Stane (Stain), Dabi joined the League of Villains. However, by his own admission, he initially struggled with crossing certain moral boundaries, particularly committing murder.
After Stain's arrest, Dabi became firmly established in his convictions and became one of the organization's most dangerous members. He committed over 30 murders in cold blood, earning a reputation as a mass criminal.
Dabi later transferred to the Paranormal Liberation Front. He became one of its key fighters, utilizing his powerful but extremely dangerous Quirk.

Toya was born on January 18th. As a child, he was energetic and boisterous. His father, Enji Todoroki (the professional hero Endeavor), placed great hopes in him from an early age, demanding that he become the one to surpass All Might.
However, as he grew older, the situation changed. Toya's Quirk, which allowed him to create destructive blue flames, proved extremely dangerous for him: each use caused serious damage to his own body. Despite this, Enji continued to insist on training, which led to severe injuries and psychological breakdown in his son.
The situation worsened when Shoto's younger brother was born. Enji focused entirely on him, practically forgetting Toya's existence. This was a real blow to Toya: he worried, cried at night, and questioned the meaning of his existence. The constant stress and feelings of rejection led to a loss of control over his Quirk, which completely undermined his sanity.
Toya ended up faking his own death and became a villain obsessed with ruining his father's reputation.

Dabi possesses high levels of endurance, a keen intellect, and imperviousness to pain. He is also resistant to cold, a trait he inherited from his mother. Despite his ruthlessness, he values ​​camaraderie, especially with Jin Bubaigawara (Twice).

Dabi's Quirk is called "Cremation" (蒼炎, Shōen). It allows him to create and control destructive blue flames. However, Dabi's body is extremely susceptible to fire, and prolonged use of the Quirk causes severe burns.
Among his fighting techniques we can highlight:
"Fire Fist" is an attack where Dabi concentrates heat into one point to increase the force of his blow.
"Reactive Burn" - Allows you to shoot a fiery explosion at the target.
Prominence Burn - Releases a massive, concentrated beam of fire capable of vaporizing a target.

Dabi is a cool, confident, and determined individual who rarely shows emotion. He is a fervent follower of Stain's (the Hero Killer) ideology and strives to realize his plans. His primary goal is to exact revenge on his father for the neglect and suffering he suffered as a child. As a child, Toya was obsessed with becoming a hero like his father, but when it became clear that his Quirk was harming him and his father's attention and resources were completely diverted to his younger brother, Shoto, this led Toya to a profound psychological crisis. Ultimately, he lost control of his power, faked his death, and embarked on a life of villainy, becoming obsessed with ruining his father's reputation.

At the very beginning, Dabi wore a dark blue jacket with a high, ripped collar, matching trousers (cut off above the ankles), dark dress shoes, and a simple white crew-neck shirt. A gray belt with a circular pattern was wrapped around his waist, and a brown leather bag was attached to the back.
The outfit was updated with a long, dark blue coat (knee-length) with two large metal cuffs at the elbow-length sleeves and white stitching on the shoulders. The coat had three torn edges, creating the appearance of four coattails. The shirt and belt remained the same, but the trousers became darker and looser, and the shoes were replaced with black boots.
When he became one of the nine lieutenants of the Paranormal Liberation Front, a new version appeared: a long dark blue coat with white cuffs (unlike the previous one, the ends of the coat were not torn). He added a white V-neck shirt with white outlines. The seams now ran not only along the shoulders but also along the kneecaps of his pants. The belt remained silver (brown in the manga), and he retained his boots and dark pants.

Dabi is a slender young man, 176 cm tall and 24 years old. His distinctive features are patches of skin an unnatural purple hue, gathered into folds resembling burnt flesh. The boundaries between the damaged and healthy areas of skin are held together with surgical staples and sutures. The sutures, running from the corners of his mouth to his ears, give him a perpetually smiling appearance.
Toya originally had red hair, but it eventually turned gray due to the effects of his Quirk. He later dyed it black to conceal his identity. His eyes are turquoise.

Toya is the eldest son of Enji Todoroki (known as Flame Hero: Endeavor) and Rei Todoroki. He became a villain and one of the series' key antagonists. He was formerly a member of the League of Villains and later joined the Paranormal Liberation Front.