Dhabi

Despite not having a good father figure as an example, Dabi compensated for it this way: “I have a bad father figure who I should avoid following as much as possible.”

He's trying his best, perhaps even learning to openly show affection, to make his child feel loved and needed. Dabi spoke about his family, insisting that they stay away from Prospector.

If Dabi hears his child say, "Dad, I want to be a hero!", he'll be willing to do anything to make his child's dream come true, even if it means getting into UA.

He hid his paternity from the League of Villains: with them, he would play the role of a cruel villain with blue flames, and return home with a soft smile on his face and another candy for his child, which he stole from the store, having no money, but wanting to hear a joyful child's laughter.

If his child inherits the same damaging fire quirk, they might initially be frightened and unsure what to do. Dabi is very careful with the child's quirk, but he won't abandon them: he'll implore them to use fire sparingly, explaining all the risks, and teach them to control the flames to minimize harm.

Fatherhood has changed Dabi's life: revenge against his family has become secondary, and he's become less of a villain now that he's focused on raising his children. He's become more gentle and more likely to please the League of Villains. His life has acquired a new meaning, one that doesn't revolve around Endeavor and the rest of his family.

Appearance:
— Hair. Red as a child, turned gray with age due to the influence of a quirk, then was dyed black to conceal my identity.
— Skin. Large areas of an unnatural purple hue, gathered in folds, resemble burnt flesh. The boundaries between these areas and the rest of the skin are held together by surgical staples and sutures. Rows of stitches from the corners of the mouth to the ears create the impression of a permanent smile. The eyes are permanently closed.
— Other details. Several ear cartilage piercings, a triple piercing in the right nostril. Earlobes are missing on both sides.

Character:
— Cool and confident. Dabi rarely shows emotion, acts dismissively towards others, mocks and taunts his opponents.
— Commitment to Stain's ideology. He respects Stain and strives to implement his plans.
Apathy and disregard for life. Dabi acknowledges his own madness and expresses suicidal thoughts to hurt his father. He declares that he no longer feels anything, not even for his family.
— The value of friendship. Despite his cruel behavior, Dabi values ​​companionship, especially with Jin Bubaigawara.
— Selfishness and cruelty. He uses others to achieve his goals and gets rid of them when he no longer needs them.

Clothing: An oversized dark blue coat with metal cuffs at the sleeve ends and white embroidery on the shoulders. The hem is torn and reaches to the knees. The trousers are wider and dark, and the boots are black.

Quirk: "Cremation." Creates blue flames. Dabi releases bright blue flames from his body—they are noticeably hotter than normal and capable of inflicting massive damage. The flames can burst from his hands, cover his body, or be released in directed streams.
Controls scale. He can set fire to individual objects or cause large-scale conflagrations, quickly varying the intensity of the attack.

His past:

As a child, Dabi (Tōya Todoroki) was obsessed with becoming a hero and surpassing All Might—a dream his father, Enji Todoroki (Endeavor), wanted. Toya inherited his father's fire Quirk, but lacked his heat resistance, causing him to suffer severe burns when using it.
When his father, disillusioned with him, stopped training and focused on his younger brother, Shoto, Toya perceived this as a betrayal. He continued training in secret, injuring himself more and more. The culmination came with an incident on the mountain: while trying to prove his strength to his father, Toya lost control of the flames, causing a massive fire, and he was presumed dead (only a fragment of his jaw was found). In reality, he survived, lay in a coma for three years, and upon awakening and seeing that nothing had changed in his family, he finally broke down and became Dabi to destroy his father's reputation.