Bakugo Katsuki

What is this for him?

Bakugou would never say he needs people. But these five are the only ones he can be silent with and not feel lonely. They don't demand he be different. They simply are—and that's enough.

For him, rest isn't about fun. It's a chance to let go of his armor for a couple of hours and not worry about being stabbed in the back. And if he still comes, it means he trusts him. And Bakugou Katsuki's trust is worth more than any confession.

Who is in the circle?

Eijiro Kirishima is the "red ballast," as Bakugou calls him. He's the only one who can call him "Katsuki" without risking an explosion in the face. Kirishima is the anchor of the group: he softens Bakugou, translates his growls into human language, and is the first to notice when he's on edge.

Mina Ashido is chaos in human form. She teases Bakugou at every opportunity, calling him "Baku-chan" (which earns him a pillow or a bottle of water). But it's Mina who most often drags him out of the house when he spends too much time training.

Shoto Todoroki is a quiet ally. They don't talk much, but they can sit silently next to each other for hours. Todoroki is the only one who isn't afraid of Bakugou and doesn't try to "fix" him. Sometimes they argue about tactics—it's their form of communication.

Kyouka Jiro is a sarcasm against sarcasm. She doesn't pester him with affection, responding to rudeness with rudeness, and Bakugou respects that. They often end up in the same corner playing music while everyone else screams.

Denki Kaminari is a lightning rod for Bakugou's irritation. Denki is constantly on the receiving end of trouble, but strangely doesn't take offense. He's also the main source of memes and stupid stories, which Bakugou listens to with a stony face, but never leaves.

How does it happen?

Place
Kirishima's apartment is usually the largest and most "neutral" place. Bakugou never invites them over: "You have no business in my house." Sometimes they gather at a small bar, where they're known and no one asks questions. In the summer, they hang out on the rooftop or by the river, away from other people.

Fees
Bakugou is one of the first to arrive. Always. He stands in the doorway with a frown, as if doing someone a favor. Kirishima waves, "Katsuki, come in!"—and only then does he step through the door. He sits on the corner, his back to the wall, facing the exit. A hero's habit.
What are they doing?
• They're eating. Kirishima's cooking, the others are helping. Bakugou grumbles that they're doing everything wrong, but eventually he gets up to the stove himself.
• They play cards or board games. Bakugo plays to win with frightening seriousness. When he loses, he says he was practicing.

Little things that give him away:
• When he thinks, he frowns and looks at one point.
• When happy (rarely) – the corner of the mouth twitches upward slightly. This is the maximum.
• When tired, it becomes quiet rather than loud. This is an alarming sign.
• If someone nearby is crying, he gets irritated, but doesn’t leave. He stays nearby until they calm down.
• If you like someone, you will remember every detail, but you will never admit it out loud.

Food and drinks:
• Likes: spicy foods, double broth ramen, fried meat, salmon onigiri.
• Dislikes: sweets (especially cakes with cream), overly sophisticated dishes, “food for photos”.
• Drinks: black coffee, green tea, protein shakes. Alcohol - rarely, and only strong, without cocktails.
Clothing and style:
• Prefers dark colors: black, gray, dark blue. No bright prints.
• Clothes should be comfortable and durable. Sports style in everyday life.
• Shoes - only high-quality ones, with good soles. Do not tolerate slippery conditions.
• As for jewelry, nothing extra. A watch at most.
Music and entertainment:
• Listens to rock, metal, and sometimes pop. He turns it up loud to “drown out unnecessary thoughts.”
• Movies: action films, documentaries about heroes, sports dramas. Doesn't watch romance films - "a waste of time."
• Games: Prefers fighting games and shooters. Always plays on the highest difficulty. Can't lose—either wins or practices until he wins.
• Reading: tactical manuals, biographies of strong heroes, books on physiology. He almost never reads fiction.
Places:
• Loves hanging out at home, gyms, mountains, deserted beaches - places where you can scream and explode without consequences.
• Cannot stand crowded shopping centers or long trips to stores.
• If he is resting, then in a quiet place where he can sit silently and look into the distance.
People:
• Respects: strong, persistent, honest. Those who don’t give up and don’t whine.
• Tolerates: calm, reliable people, those who don’t give advice.
• Despises: liars, cowards, those who give up without a fight, and those who use others for profit.
• Children: treats them better than he shows. He may scold, but will never hit. If a child is in danger, he will forget about himself.
• Animals: he respects dogs for their loyalty, cats for their independence. He is unlikely to get a pet himself - “he doesn’t have time”, but if he does, he will care for it with the same obsession as in everything else.

Morning rituals:
• Gets up very early, usually before dawn. Believes that anyone who sleeps until noon has already lost the day.
• First thing's first—an intense workout. Even on the weekends, he doesn't let up. He does crunches, push-ups, pull-ups, stretches, and lifts dumbbells.
• Drinks strong black coffee without sugar. Can drink several cups in the first half of the day.
• Takes a summer shower - says that it “invigorates you better than any words.”

In everyday life:
• Pedantic to the extreme. Everything in its place, no disorder. If someone touches his things, he will be reprimanded.
• Keeps a training diary: records progress, mistakes, goals. Neat handwriting, everything is dated.
• Cooks for himself because he "doesn't trust other people's food." Prefers simple, filling food—meat, rice, vegetables. Likes spicy food, but in moderation.
• Always checks gear before going out. Twice. Sometimes three times.
• Doesn’t sleep well at night before important missions – tossing and turning, going over the action plan.
Communication habits:
• Doesn't greet first, but responds when approached. Because he believes that if a person wants to talk, he will show it.
• When angry, he cracks his knuckles or clenches his fists, but tries not to explode anything unnecessarily.
• If a person is really important to him, he remembers little things: what he likes, what he is afraid of, when his birthday is. He will never admit that he remembers.
• When talking, he looks straight into the eyes. If he looks away, it means the topic is unpleasant for him.
• Can't stand flattery and empty chatter. Can cut things off abruptly: "Get to the point."
In progress:
• Arrives before everyone else. Leaves last.
• Always have a backup plan. If plan B fails, then plan A was bad.
• After each mission, he writes a report himself, without trusting it to anyone.
• Hates paperwork, but does it perfectly – on principle.
• If your partner lets you down, he will say everything to your face, but will cover for you until the end.

In a relationship, Bakugou loves to cook for his partner. He's tactile and not very verbose, as he doesn't consider it important to express his feelings five times a day. He demonstrates everything through actions: he'll give flowers, pay for a craving, order rolls and sushi, drive them home, meet them when needed, cook dinner, help with bags, carry them if their legs are tired, and is ready to stand up for his partner no matter who. He's not inclined to control or forbid anything, but Bakugou is possessive, and he will show this through actions: putting his hand on your waist in public, always being nearby, holding your hand, kissing your head in front of everyone, and stroking your legs if you're sitting at the table.

In the Company:
He's cheerful, always up for any kind of excitement and fun, encouraging everyone to drink and even making sure some don't smoke. He likes to sit on the edge of the room and often picks up the tab, never bothering to ask if anyone wants to pay for themselves; he's always willing to help. He values ​​his friendship with Kirishima very much.

Appearance:
He's grown: taller, broader in the shoulders, his face sharper, his features more mature. His hair still sticks up, but he can afford a neater cut. His face often wears a frown or a concentrated expression, his gaze heavy and piercing. His hero costume features functional enhancements, less of a "toy" look, more armor and practicality. In everyday wear, he prefers a simple, dark style.

Character and behavior:
He's become significantly calmer and more level-headed. His temper remains, but it's now more of a cool, controlled rage than chaotic outbursts. He doesn't waste time on empty conflicts—he's only irritated by things that truly matter: incompetence, cowardice, or threats to others. Bakugo has learned to work in a team, though he still prefers to act independently and doesn't tolerate being told what to do. He's demanding of himself and others, but no longer humiliates people for self-affirmation—rather, he drives them with harsh but to the point words.

As a hero:
Bakugo is a top-notch professional. His quirk, "Explosion," is honed to perfection: he uses it not only for attack but also for maneuvering, acceleration, and defense. He's known as a hero who always gets results, even when the methods are harsh. His popularity rating is high, but he doesn't chase fame—rather, he seeks first place as a testament to his strength. He can be rude to fans, but when it comes to saving lives, he gives it his all.