Keigo Takami [31]

Following the events of the final battle, relative peace has settled over the world. Much has happened, and the world looks back with respect on what has happened and faces the future with its head held high.
Thanks to the rules adopted by Hawks, anyone can now become a hero. This aligns with the philosophy "I want a world where heroes work less" and the All Might recommendation "One hero per citizen." Now, anyone can become a hero and help those in need, thereby preventing the emergence of new villains.

Birthday: December 28
Height: 172 cm
Build: Slim, not as muscular as, for example, Almighty or Prospector
Eyebrows: thick, the same shade as hair.
Hair: fluffy, ash-blond (in some cases caramel blonde), tousled, combed back.
Stubble: light, on the chin
Eyes: Golden-brown, triangular in shape. Due to the innate pattern of the quirk, small black triangles are visible at the corners of the eyes, further enhancing the resemblance to a bird's eyes.
Piercings: One square piercing in each ear, but usually hidden under earmuffs.
After the war with the Paranormal Liberation Front, Dabi severely damaged his wings. As a result, Keigo returned to work with short hair, a jagged scar running from his cheek to his neck, and extensive scarring on his back. He subsequently wears business suits but continues to carry his katana slung across his back.
Quirk: Keigo previously had a mutation-type Quirk called "Fierce Wings" (some sources call it "Unbreakable Wings" or "Mighty Wings"). It granted him the ability to fly and telepathically control large red feathers. He could harden the feathers, shoot them, and read vibrations in the air to sense the surrounding people. After the events of the Paranormal Liberation Front, Keigo lost his Quirk and became "Quirkless," but retained his fighting skills. He now uses a katana instead of his wings.

Katanas: Hawks has three katanas, which replaced his burnt feather blades. He uses them offensively in the same way as his feather blades. The first was destroyed when he attacked All For One's protective helmet, and the second was destroyed when it bounced off All For One Hardflame.

Full name: Keigo Takami (Japanese: 鷹見啓悟グヒ Takami Keigo?), also known as Hawks (Hawks/Хокс)
Hero: Hawks (Japanese: ウィングヒーロー ホークス) is a former Pro Hero who reached #2 on the Billboard JP Hero Chart.
After the Last War, he became the new president of the Heroic Public Safety Commission.
Age: 31 years

Childhood and youth. Keigo was born into a dysfunctional family: his father was a criminal constantly on the run, and his mother was neglectful and indifferent. As a child, he witnessed his father's cruel treatment of his mother, which left deep psychological scars.
In a difficult life situation, Keigo received help from the Hero Public Safety Commission, which took him and his mother under their wing and trained them in heroism.
Hero Career. At 18, Keigo founded his own hero agency and, in the second half of that year, entered the top 10 heroes in Japan, becoming the youngest and fastest professional hero to achieve such a high ranking. Four years later, he rose to the rank of Hero No. 2.
Undercover. For a long time, Keigo was a double agent: he infiltrated the Paranormal Liberation Front and the League of Villains on orders from the Japanese government to gather intelligence. However, at the end of the story, All for One stole his Quirk, "Unbreakable Wings," leaving Keigo Quirkless.
Key events. After the Paranormal Liberation War, the injuries he received from Dabi left his wings weakened. In the finale, when All for One stole his Quirk, Keigo lost his powers as well. Soon after, he was attacked by Himiko Toga's doppelgangers, leaving deep cuts on his face and chest.
After the events of the war, Keigo became the new president of the Hero Public Safety Commission.

His father, Takami, was a criminal, constantly on the run, and took his family with him. Out of fear of being caught, he locked little Keigo at home, depriving him of social interactions with his peers and a normal childhood. He was cruel to his son: he beat him and insulted him, saying it would have been better if Keigo had never been born.
His mother, Tomiyo Takami, treated Keigo slightly better than her husband, occasionally taking him out and buying him a toy shaped like Prospector, which was a significant source of support for the boy. However, she didn't intervene when her husband beat him, and often shifted much of the responsibility onto him. After his father's arrest, Tomiyo even questioned why Keigo was even born, placing all the burden on him.

Impact on the character
A difficult childhood shaped Keigo's character and motivation. He decided to become a hero to escape his situation and make the world a better place. A key moment came when his father was arrested by Endeavor. This freed Keigo from his abuse and restored his hope.
Later, when Keigo received help from the Hero Public Safety Commission, he gave his mother a chance at a new life. Eventually, Tomiyo, realizing her mistakes, wrote her son a note apologizing and expressing pride in who he had become. However, she was never able to fully overcome her cowardice and avoided direct contact with him.
Thus, Keigo Takami's family became a source of deep trauma for him, but at the same time, it was his desire to protect others and become a hero that helped him overcome this past.

He loves freedom and values ​​his independence, enjoys contributing to the peace and safety of society as a hero, and values ​​the popularity and admiration he receives from the public and his fellow heroes. As for his dislikes, he actively fights villains and disapproves of the violence they can cause, and distrusts those who try to manipulate him or take advantage of his position as a hero.

Keigo Takami (known as the hero Hawk) became president of the Hero Public Safety Commission after the final war. In this role, he focused on strengthening the organization's structure, overseeing the heroes' activities, and preventing new threats.
What did he do as president?
Reorganization of the structure. After the upheavals of war, the Commission needed to be rebuilt. Takami restructured its internal processes, strengthened oversight of the heroes' activities, and tightened the selection process to improve the organization's effectiveness.
Combating the shadow arms market. He stepped up raids against the illegal trade in weapons, aiming to curb black market activity. In particular, under his leadership, raids were conducted against weapons laboratories, leading to the seizure of large quantities of dangerous substances.
Strengthening international cooperation. Takami expanded intelligence sharing with other countries and heroes to create a broader coalition against common threats. This allowed for more effective coordination in crisis situations.
Monitoring the use of child soldiers. The commission, which survived the Lady Nagan scandal, tightened screening procedures for recruits. Takami personally ensured that underage recruitment was completely eradicated and that existing rehabilitation programs were running smoothly.
Technology modernization. To improve the speed of response to threats, he initiated the implementation of new technologies, including real-time surveillance and data analysis systems.
Supporting young heroes. Takami continued his mentoring activities. He took on Fumikage Tokoyami as an apprentice and passed on his experience, helping him adapt to the profession.

What difficulties did he face?
As president, Keigo Takami faced serious challenges:
Quirk Loss. During the Final War, All for One stole his Quirk, "Formidable Wings." Even Recovery Girl's healing ability couldn't restore it, so Hawkeye relies on high-tech prosthetics.
Public distrust. Following the child soldier scandals, public trust in the Commission was undermined. Takami had to work hard to restore the organization's reputation.
Pressure from influential factions. Within the Commission, there were factions that were not prepared for change. These groups had to balance the need for reform with maintaining stability.
Thus, as President of the Commission, Keigo Takami sought to make the organization more efficient and fair, but his path was full of difficulties and compromises.

Keigo doesn't have a direct list of "colleagues" (i.e., other presidents or those of equal rank) in canon—he holds the highest position himself. However, among the significant members and agents of the Commission with whom he is closely connected in the storyline, the following stand out:

Yokumiru Mera—the previous president of the Commission, Keigo—was the one who worked closely with Hawks and prepared him for his future tasks.
Lady Nagant (Kaina Tsutsumi) is a former Commission sniper and HPSC agent whose story is deeply intertwined with the Commission's policies and practices, including how the organization used heroes for "dirty work."
A number of unnamed officials and supervisors—Commission staff regularly appear in the manga and anime to coordinate the characters, conduct inspections, and participate in investigations, but most have no individual names or prominent roles.

Eraserhead (original name - Shota Aizawa) from the manga and anime "My Hero Academia".
Following the events of the "War with the PFO" (Paranormal Liberation Front) arc, Sotrigolova suffered severe injuries. As a result, he lost a leg and an eye.
Due to the injuries he sustained, his face and hands were covered in bandages for a long time, which hindered visibility and disguised his appearance.
So, eight years after Season 8, Eraserhead continues to recover from the serious injuries sustained in the battle with Nomu and is admitted to the academy.

Following the events of My Hero Academia Season 8 (which adapted the final arcs of the manga), Endeavor (Enji Todoroki) officially retires from active heroic service due to the severe injuries he sustained during the Final War. He decides to dedicate the rest of his life to making amends for his actions.
During the war, Endeavor suffered serious injuries: he was left with a massive scar running across the entire left side of his face and lost his right arm. His resolve was shaken when the villain Dabi revealed the Todoroki family's supposedly deceased past and tarnished Endeavor's reputation. However, the support of the Todoroki family, including his wife, Rei, helped Angie return to action.

Izuku Midoriya (Deku): Becomes a teacher at U.A. Academy, training a new generation of heroes. He no longer possesses the Quirk "One For All," which he gave up to defeat All For One, but receives a technological suit from All Might, allowing him to continue saving people.
Katsuki Bakugo (Bombshell Hero: Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight): He is the number five ranked hero.
Shoto Todoroki (Ice and Fire): Moved up to second place in the hero rankings.
Mirio Togata (Lemillion (ルミリオン, Rumirion)): Achieved the position of number one hero through charisma and skill.
Ochako Uraraka (Urabiti): Created a national psychological support program for people with quirks.
Mazzo Shoji (Tentacle Hero: Tentacol): Became an advocate for heteromorph rights and received an award for fighting discrimination.
Tenya Iida (Ingenium): Continues to work as a hero.
Eijiro Kirishima (Red Riot): Has become quite a famous figure.
Momo Yaoyorozu (Everything Hero: Creati): Conducts educational work in schools.
Tsuyu Asui (Froppy): Also involved in educational programs.
Neito Monoma ("The Phantom Thief"): Continues to work as a hero.
Fumikazu Yosei: Remains at UA.
Kota Izumi: The same boy Deku saved in season 3 is now a student at the academy and becomes one of Deku's students.
What's important to know about the fate of other characters
Dabi: Mortally wounded in battle and died in a medical bay several years after the final war.
Himiko Toga: Also died saving Ochaka Uraraka.
All Might: Survived the final war, though he lost the ability to walk. He received an upgraded suit from Deku, allowing him to once again participate in saving lives.
Tomura Shigaraki: He rethinks his path and retires from active work.

Fumikage Tokoyami became a professional hero. His hero name is Tsukuyomi (Hero of Ultimate Darkness).
Fumikage is a short young man with the head of a black bird, reminiscent of a crow. He has a yellowish, slightly curved beak, narrow red eyes with small dark pupils on the sides of his head, and a red choker around his neck. From the neck down, he appears normal with relatively pale skin. After training with the hero Hawk, Fumikage became more muscular.
By nature, Fumikage is reserved, serious, and focused. He tends to ignore requests or questions that seem pointless to him. However, after joining Izuku Midoriya's team, he gradually becomes more outgoing.
The family name Tokoyami (常闇) means "eternal darkness", and the given name contains the kanji for "darkness" (陰).
Birthday: October 30th.
Eight years after the Final War, he ranked 17th among Japan's professional heroes. His development as a hero was greatly influenced by the mentorship of Hawk (Keigo Takami). Tokoyami adopted some of his style and deeply respected his teacher.

Eri Eri
Gender: female
Age: 15 years
Occupation: Student, singer
Family: Chiyo Hassaikai (grandfather), Kota Izumi (adoptive brother), Shino Sosaki, Ryuko Tsuchikawa, Tomoko Shiretoko, Yawara Chatora (guardians).
Quirk: Rewind
Eri is a young woman with pale skin, bluish-white, tousled hair that is parted in the middle of her forehead and reaches almost to her waist, red eyes, and a small horn on the right side of her forehead.
Many years ago, she accidentally killed her own father. Since then, her mother disowned and abandoned her, leaving her in the care of Chie Hassaikai, a yakuza figure and Eri's grandfather. However, Kai Chisaki ("Overhaul"), in an attempt to make Chie proud and restore the yakuza to its former glory, used Eri in several brutal experiments that left her traumatized. She was later rescued; Mirio sacrificed his Quirk to save her, and Izuku was the one who defeated Overhaul. Afterward, she struggled to adapt to the world, but thanks to everyone's patience and support, she managed to integrate, and music became a key pillar in her reintegration. She currently lives with the hero band Wild Wild Pussycats and gives concerts from time to time, but she insists that Mirio and Izuku not attend them directly, or at least keep a low profile, as she wants to win fans on her own merits, not because of Izuku and Mirio's fame.