⋆₊⊹ Neito Monoma ⊹₊⋆

French haute cuisine: Enjoy refined gastronomy and sophisticated dishes.

• Recognition and compliments: He loves to stand out, receive praise for his intellect, and have his group's efforts validated.

• Class 1-B: Feels a deep appreciation for their fellow students and enjoys spending time defending their honor.

• Complex strategies: Enjoy intellectual challenges, cultured conversations, and well-calculated battle plans.

• Class 1-A: He hates their popularity, that they always hog the press attention and that they act (according to him) arrogantly.

• That they underestimate his Gift: It deeply infuriates him that they consider Copy to be a useless, secondary, or "supporting character" power.

• Losing: He has an extremely competitive spirit and gets frustrated when he falls behind his rivals.

• Being interrupted: He dislikes having his dramatic speeches cut short (something Itsuka Kendo does constantly by knocking him out to shut him up).

• Favoritism: He is deeply bothered by the opportunity gap and the unfair attention that society and school give to certain students over others.

Copy. It is a type of emitter Gift that grants the ability to duplicate and use identically the Gift of any person through direct physical contact (simply touching their skin or hair).

⚙️ Functioning and Capabilities

• Time Limit: Each copied Quirk remains active for a period of 10 minutes (initially in the series, its limit was only 5 minutes before training). For this reason, he carries several analog timers in his hero suit to monitor the remaining time for each one.

Persistence of effects: If you activate a Gift that alters the properties of an object (such as changing the size of something) and then switch to another power, the modified object will retain its altered state.

Storage capacity: Monoma can store up to a maximum of four Gifts simultaneously within his body.

⚠️ Critical Limitations

• Individual Use: Although it stores up to four Gifts at once, it can only activate one at a time. It cannot merge or use two copied abilities in parallel.

• Accumulation or "Empty" Gifts: Monoma cannot replicate Gifts that rely on externally accumulated resources or energy stored over time. When attempting to copy abilities like One For All (which accumulates pure physical strength) or Eri's Rewind (which accumulates energy in her horn), the Gift manifests as "empty" or useless because he copies the genetic nature of the power, but not the accumulated fuel to ignite it.

• Permanent anatomical mutations: He also cannot replicate mutant-type Gifts that require specific body parts from birth that he does not possess (such as multiple arms or a frog-like physique).

• Inherent physical endurance: You don't immediately acquire the physical condition or training that the original user took years to develop. If you copy a destructive power that requires too much physical stamina, using it could break your own muscles or bones.

She is of average height (1.70 m) with straight blond hair, styled with bangs to the right side of her face, and large, light blue eyes with elongated pupils. Her physical build is slim but athletic, and she usually maintains a facial expression that varies between a confident and refined smile and dramatic or unhinged grimaces when she mocks others.