Class 1-A (part 2) (BNHA / Part 5)

Appearance: Shoto is a moderately tall and fairly muscular young teenager, well-built for his age, thanks to his intense training as a child. He has short hair that does not go through his neck, with bangs that fall to the bridge of his nose, parted twice so as not to obscure his vision. Her hair is evenly divided between white on her right side and crimson on her left, and this unusual coloration is due to her peculiarity. As another result, he also possesses iridum heterochromia, which causes his eyes, quite thin and reserved, to have two irises of different colors: the left one is turquoise, while the right one is dark gray. In addition, he has a large burn scar on the left side of his face, which extends from his hairline to the middle of his cheek. He usually has a serious expression, but despite this, several of the girls in his class have claimed that he is quite handsome, as Mina Ashido goes so far as to say that he is the most handsome boy in Class 1-A. During his time at Corusan High School, he wore a simple black gakuran uniform with yellow buttons.

At UA, he wears the standard men's uniform: a light gray jacket with dark turquoise trim over a white dress shirt, dark blue-green dress pants, and a red tie. Replace standard brown dress shoes with pale cyan casual sneakers and gray lace-up sneakers.
His initial hero costume consisted of a simple off-white shirt with matching pants and boots, with two beige straps over his shoulders, which were attached to a similarly colored tactical vest, which functioned as a warmer. He has what appears to be an ice-like material covering his entire left side, knee up, even head covered, with his eye socket glowing red, though it is detachable, which he uses to fend off the fiery aspect of his Quirk.

His updated suit consists of a dark blue heat-resistant jacket with elbow-length sleeves, a high collar, with a cooling/heating device inside and attached in the center by a gray fastening strap. His baggy pants are the same color as his jacket; He wears a metal-plated tactical vest with red accents, which now functions as a warmer and radiator, and white boots similar to his initial suit, with the soles fitted with spikes and a thin zipper running down the center of each of them, a darker pale gray. She also sports a beige utility belt with red accents around her waist, which can hold four small metal capsules containing medical supplies, two hanging from the front and two in the back.

In preparation for the Provisional Hero Licensing Exam, he adds two red metal-coated wristbands, which help regulate his body temperature after his attacks, and his boots now have a set of straps on the top of his foot.

For Mission: Humarise, Shoto and his internees at the Endeavor Agency receive special advanced stealth costumes from the World Association of Heroes for their mission to Otheon. Shoto designs his stealth suit to resemble the third variant, with the entire suit made of a black neoprene jacket and skinny black pants with built-in knee pads, metal plates to regulate his body temperature, and longer sleeves. He also sports fingerless gloves, a black utility belt around his waist with silver irons and two silver plates over his shoulders with the letters "WHA".

Sometime during spring break, Shoto further enhances his costume, which has some visual similarities to his father's second costume. Their wristbands now feature armor-like reinforcements and are accompanied by plates from the wrist to the knuckles that can store heat and cold to help condense their power (in the manga, they have straps and have slightly different colors). His jacket, now more heat-resistant, features a large blue-gray T-shaped stripe, representing his surname, from his waist to his armpits, and his utility belt is completely beige (it has more red details on the sleeve) and can now hold nine capsules, two of them contained in two larger canisters strapped to his sides. The costume also has a slightly darker shade of blue (a much darker color combination in the manga). This costume is known as the "Costume Gamma". When you wear Phosphor, a large "X" shaped flame (orange on the left and a turquoise color on the right) extends outward from the center of your chest, crossing your shoulders and diagonally cutting your waist, with the center of this flame being white. Her hair is also ruffled back, with the left half covered in frost, especially at the roots, while the right is bristling with hot air (this is more noticeable in the manga than in the anime).

After the Final War, Shoto's hair appears more worn, but returns to normal after a while.

Eight years after the end of the Final War, Shoto has become taller, thinner, and with a more muscular physique, with a sharper jaw and his shorter, much fuller hair.

His disguise has remained practically the same; The only changes are redesigned wristbands with added blue, and its utility belt has only two larger boats strapped to its sides, with its red buckle on the left and blue on the right. His tactical vest has become a bit bulkier and the T-pattern of his torso is now a vibrant ice blue, with a texture similar to his father's previous costume, while the color resembles his older brother Toya's flames.

Personality: Shoto originally had a cold and aloof personality, which stemmed from his abusive upbringing and complicated family life. Focused and emotionless, Shoto preferred to keep things to himself rather than hang out with others. After the events of the UA Sports Festival, however, Shoto became noticeably more sociable and friendly than ever, even gaining a sense of humor and smiling occasionally, although still retaining some fragments of his previous aloof attitude and indifferent demeanor. After the Provisional Hero License Course, he began to open up more to his classmates and has relaxed from his usually serious behavior. However, Shoto is not yet quite used to socializing, and seems a bit foolish when it comes to understanding certain phrases and figures of speech (such as when Camie Utsushimi asked for his phone number or when Mt. Lady tried to flirt with him) or when he tried to read between the lines (such as when he asked if Izuku Midoriya possibly also had two Quirks after using Blackwhip for the first time). Although generally calm and reserved, Shoto initially possessed a moderate level of arrogance, which, combined with his solitary tendencies, sometimes caused him to take the initiative without considering the opinions of others, showing confidence that he could face any obstacle in his own strength.

He also used to be much more hostile, to the point that his cold attitude caused Inasa Yoarashi to resent him while he didn't notice. Even in the present, Shoto seems to prefer to act alone, though he only does so for practical purposes as doing so allows him to unleash his full power without worrying about friendly fire. Calm and collected but brutal in combat, Shoto is well grounded in the ethic of heroism and only wishes to subdue his frozen opponents rather than kill them by prolonging the freeze. Shoto once had a deep hatred for his fire abilities, which he inherited from Endeavor, as it symbolized his father's wickedness towards him and his mother, as well as what he was born to be: a tool to overcome All Might, a fate he detested. As such, Shoto decided to rely solely on his freezing power and never use the other half of his Quirk in battles (save only to melt his ice), even going so far as to cover his left torso and arm with ice in his first Hero Costume to symbolize his rebellion against his father. Shoto was often annoyed by Endeavor's mere presence and could barely contain his anger while talking to him, especially whenever the Pro Hero mentioned the purpose he had intended for his son since before he was born. Ironically, however, Shoto's animosity towards his father made him more like Endeavor, being apathetic and indifferent towards others while obsessively focusing on his own goal of rejecting his father. Shoto takes his rejection of his father to a new level during the United Arab Emirates. Sports Festival, in which he was forced to use his flames during the cavalry battle against Izuku Midoriya

Noticing Izuku's closeness to All Might, seeing that the two were connected in some way, and even believing at first that Izuku was All Might's illegitimate son, he sought to defeat Izuku and win the festival using only his ice, believing that doing so would be the perfect way to reject and annoy his father. Upon meeting him for the first time, Inasa noticed that Shoto had the same hate-filled look as Endeavor due to his hatred driving him, and Izuku realized that Shoto was unable to look past his grudge, and his pain and anger prevented him from reaching his full potential. During his match with Izuku in the United Arab Emirates. A sports festival, Izuku's speech revived the memory of his mother's words of support, and for the first time since childhood, Shoto used his firepower in combat. After the battle, Shoto had mixed feelings about using his left side, but after reconciling with his mother, Shoto finally accepted the half he once hated and was willing to train her further, realizing now that it is his quirk and not his father's. Despite being marked by her as a child, Shoto shows no hatred or dislike towards his mother and visits her frequently since the end of the Sports Festival. Shoto draws his heroic values from All Might, a trait he shares with Izuku and Katsuki Bakugo, having fond memories of watching the Peace Symbol on TV with Rei. Despite his difficult past, Shoto doesn't let his hatred of Endeavor completely cloud his judgment and still recognizes him for his skills and abilities as one of Japan's top heroes. She chose to intern at her father's agency during Hero Agency internships and later in the Hero Work-Studies program, although she made it clear that this was purely for her own benefit and learning experience rather than any desire to spend time with him.

Shoto reflects quite a bit of his own growth and realizes how much Izuku's words had changed his perspective and how much better he became. Because of this, Shoto was not against his father deciding that he would try to make peace with his family and become a better person, knowing from experience that a single thing can change a person if allowed to. However, Shoto's grudge against Endeavor has not yet disappeared, even if he respects his father's skill as a hero, admitting that such resentment cannot disappear so easily and that he was wrong to try to bury him. Having denied him a normal childhood so that his father could train him to realize his own selfish ambitions, Shoto still has several psychological scars, which tend to resurface when others compare him to Endeavor. Because of this and Izuku's influence, Shoto now strives to become a hero, but without walking the same path that his father walked. Shoto even tells Endeavor straight to his face that he only intends to use it to enhance and let go of all the "doting father" nonsense in front of his friends, words that visibly affected Endeavor, who thought his son was finally opening up to him. Shoto remains relatively cold towards Endeavor and has made it clear that forgiving his and his mother's treatment of him and his mother in the past is difficult, but he has also shown concern for his father's safety. Since Endeavor tried to repair its relationship with its family, Shoto has taken a cautious but hopeful approach to this development.

Notably, he is shown to still care for his father despite their bad relationship, is shocked when he is terribly injured during his battle with Hood, yells at his father that he was watching him, and then collapses in relief in front of his classmates and teacher after seeing that Endeavor had survived. He also got permission to visit his home so he could see him, but once again turned his back on Endeavor while making a dry comment about his new scar. Unlike his brother Natsuo, Shoto does not seem to be against the possibility of forgiving his father; however, he has made it clear to Endeavor that he must earn it. As he ponders the matter, Izuku believes that Shoto is preparing to forgive his father and is waiting for the right time to do so. During the Paranormal War of Liberation, Shoto was deeply shocked and devastated to learn that Dabi of the League of Villains was his seemingly deceased older brother, Toya, and was tearfully enraged upon learning that Dabi was responsible for his encounters with Starservant and Ending, especially when the latter villain had nearly killed Natsuo. After the war, while recovering at the Central Hospital, Shoto sees his former self reflected in Dabi, realizing that his brother's hatred of his father led Toya to become a villain and resolving that he must be the one to stop him. However, after discussing the matter with his mother and siblings, Shoto offers his hand to a grieving Endeavor, realizing that it is not just his fight and that his family must band together to stop Dabi. Shoto also joins Class 1-A to track down a rebel Izuku and convince him to return to the UAE. and not to take on everyone's burdens alone.

Like Izuku, Shoto faces public scrutiny for being Dabi's brother and Endeavor's son, but he decides to help set things right along with the rest of his friends.

At the time of the Final War, Shoto confronts Dabi and is determined to stop him, saying that even with his tragic past, his brother still became a villain and killed people of his own choosing. Despite this, Shoto still expresses some feeling towards his older brother, as seen before the war when he wishes to know more about him, such as what his favorite food is. Later, Shoto rejects Dabi's statement that they are opposites that will never mix, saying that he will force their ways together, proving that despite everything he has done, Shoto refuses to abandon his brother and longs to save him as well. During this, Shoto fully embraces his growth and realizes how much his UA friends do. I have helped him break free from his painful upbringing, thanking Class 1-A for reminding him that he is not alone.

General Skills: Having been trained by his father, Endeavor, at a young age, Shoto entered the United Arab Emirates. He has earned second place in both the Quirk Apprehension Test and the UA. Sports Festival. Shoto also has a great deal of control over his versatile and powerful Quirk, Half-Cold Half-Hot, which grants him incredible dual-element capabilities. Using the right side of his body, Shoto can drastically reduce temperatures and freeze anything he touches, and generate ice that he can freely mold into numerous constructs including ice waves to cover large areas and ice barriers for defense

Shoto also employs his cryokinetic abilities for mobility purposes, such as stacking ice shards behind his back to propel himself forward, glazing the ground to skate on it, or his signature movement, creating ice trails on which he can surf. From the left side of his body, Shoto can eloquently increase thermokinetics and release blazing flames in the form of consuming currents or protective waves. Overall, Shoto has tremendous power, but due to past decisions and circumstances, such as his intentional neglect in the middle of his Quirk, he has yet to reach his full potential. On the USJ, Shoto was able to overpower petty villains in the Landslide Zone on his own and later displayed elite judgment, combat awareness, and athletic ability during the United Arab Emirates. Sports Festival.17 At the festival, Shoto was able to neutralize a Villainous Bot-Executor, defeat his speedy classmates, Hanta Sero and Tenya Ida, as well as fight alongside Izuku for an extended period until he was almost tied. In his battle against Izuku, a fan claimed that Shoto was already stronger than the average Pro Hero. When he faced Katsuki Bakugo in the final round of the Sports Festival, there was a chance that Shoto would have won the match using his fire powers. Still, due to internal turmoil, he extinguished his inferno, leaving him exposed to Katsuki's Howitzer Impact and losing the fight. Beginning with the Hosu Incident, Shoto began to fully embrace his left side, as well as his cryogenic interchangeability, particularly when he, Izuku, and Tenya faced Hero Killer: Stain. After his encounter with Hero Killer, Shoto is recognized as one of the strongest students in Class 1-A, as noted by Pixie-Bob.

While Shoto may possess full supremacy over his cryokinesis, the control over his pyrokinesis could have been more effective, especially when compared to Endeavor's. However, after the third bout of the Joint Training Battle, Shoto realized that he had ignored his left side for too long, which had put him and his team at a disadvantage and decided to achieve greater mastery over his pyrokinetic abilities by learning the fundamentals of Flashfire Fist, Endeavor's signature technique. Thanks to his second internship, Shoto's handling on his left side has improved significantly, as he can now use his pyrokinesis in a new variety of ways, such as increasing his movement speed, launching himself through the air, and attacking with powerful punches.

Although Shoto is powerful, competing with individuals such as Stain, Eraser Head, Wolfram, Moonfish, Mr. Compress, Gang Orca, Chimera, Ending, and Tomura Shigaraki require Shoto's effective camaraderie with multiple people to prevail against such formidable opponents, excluding Leviathan. That wasn't the case during the climax of the Paranormal Liberation War, where he faced off against his brother Dabi in a flame battle that nearly resulted in Shoto being burned alive, had it not been for Izuku's brief intervention. While the Todoroki brothers, who were carrying the body, resumed their pyrokinetic shock at full power, Dabi decided to continue at another time, since killing him without Endeavor observing him would be pointless. During Class A's mission to bring Izuku back to the UAE, after he left following the events of the war, Shoto showed even greater mastery over his cryokinetic abilities.

In particular, their control over the shape of their ice has become much more refined, forming a huge vertical column of ice with a wall of ice piercing the sky and even creating a smooth curved ramp without the need for a solid frame. In addition, it has demonstrated the ability to use its signature movement, Flashfreeze Heatwave, without needing to cool the air first; He can now clasp his hands together and release the power of both sides at once to create the same effect.

Due to his training with the Pussycats, Shoto has gained greater efficiency with respect to his Quirk Half-Cold Half-Hot, allowing him to fight on equal terms with Dabi in the Final War. Even though Dabi's Blueflame Quirk is thermally superior (burns at temperatures above 3000°F), Shoto's newly acquired cold flames can offset his brother's flames, giving him two Quirks of power strong enough to freeze Kamino and overpower Dabi, outmaneuvering his older brother (albeit with some help from the Flaming Sidekickers), with minimal injuries. However, Shoto was caught off guard by Dabi's Awakening-like power boost, which allowed him to copy Shoto's Phosphor technique before swerving off to confront Endeavor. Later, with Tenya's help, Shoto was able to reach Gunga Mountain Villa and help his family defeat Dabi's impending self-destruction by unleashing a stronger version of the Great Glacial Aegir to defeat his older brother once and for all.

Improved Durability: Shoto has proven to be quite resilient, being able to withstand multiple Izuku attacks, including an enhanced One For All direct punch with 5% strength in the stomach, without sustaining serious injuries. During his fight with Leviathan, Shoto was able to withstand his punch, which was strong enough to destroy the floor of Humarise's headquarters. One of the most impressive examples of Shoto's resilience was when he endured Dabi's superior pyrokinesis, which surpassed even the Endeavor's firepower. In the Final War, the Dabi Jet Burn could cause nothing but superficial damage.

Cold Resistance: Shoto has resistance to glacial cold and the ability to tolerate extremely low temperatures, inherited from its mother.

Heat resistance: Shoto has resistance to scorching heat and the ability to withstand extremely high temperatures, inherited from its father. This gave him an advantage during his fights with opponents such as Dabi, who used flame-based attacks.

Improved Endurance: Shoto has proven to withstand combat even when wounded. For example, in his battle with Stain, he was able to continue fighting and supporting his allies despite suffering multiple bleeding wounds to his arm and face, and he was still able to drag the villain's unconscious body after the battle was over. When he faced Dabi in a pyrokinetic fight, Shoto continued to fight even though his body was charred.

Improved Agility: Shoto is fast, agile, and has quick reflexes. He was able to hold first place for most of the steeplechase during the Sports Festival thanks to his athletic ability. He repeatedly created walls of ice in a split second to avoid being ejected from the ring during his matchups with Izuku and Katsuki. He was the only one in Class 1-A able to react and at least partially dodge Tenya's Recipro Burst. He was also able to partially dodge a knife thrown at his face and several other attacks from Stain, a remarkably fast

opponent Sharp Intellect: Shoto has proven to be a very intelligent person. And despite his training, Shoto is also very skilled in academics, having placed fifth in the midterm elections. During the USJ Incident, Shoto accurately extrapolated that the invading villains had a Quirk user among their ranks who could jam communications. At the same time, he realized that the attacking villains had an agenda and interrogated some of them to get answers. Shoto's theory was proven correct, as the villain's goal was to kill All Might. Shoto also deduced that Izuku had a connection to All Might after observing Izuku's power and comparing it to All Might's when the latter was fighting Nomu.

Although correct about Izuku's link to the Peace Symbol, Shoto incorrectly believed that Izuku could be the son of All Might's secret love.

Shortly before the Hosu Incident, Shoto noticed the look of anger in Tenya's eyes and easily surmised that she was just interning in Hosu City to seek revenge against the Hero Slayer: Stain. While on patrol in Hosu, Shoto was able to determine the location of Izuku, Tenya, and Stain from an emergency call and arrive in time; however, he complained that it took a while, as Izuku didn't broadcast more than the exact location. When he and Momo Yaoyorozu were paired up to face Eraser Head for his final exam of the first semester, Shoto suggested that Momo continuously create random objects until he couldn't do so, which would mean that the Eraser Hero is nearby, all in an attempt to lure him in and act as a distraction so that Momo can reach the escape door. Shoto's strategy worked, but as Eraser Head explained, it was too offensively oriented, as Shoto had imposed the burden on himself and needed to rely more on Momo. After being scolded by his teacher and approached by his returning classmate, Shoto admitted to being aware that Momo had a plan from the beginning of their confrontation and not asking about it before properly cooperating with her. Observing the second match of the Joint Training Battle involving Momo and Itsuka Kendo's teams, Shoto noticed a flaw in Itsuka's precautionary modus operandi in separating Momo from her Class 1-A teammates. then Itsuka would have made her entire team overwhelm the All-All Hero at the start of the match. [26] After witnessing Izuku's awakening from a second quirk, Shoto speculated that the heir to One for All might be like him, having multiple powers in one singular ability, but Shoto still did not recognize the true depth of Izuku's new power.

Indomitable Will: Shoto has a very undaunted spirit, does not give in easily to intimidation that would disturb his concentration, keeps a cool head and overcomes adversity. Initially, Shoto was jaded and distant due to the abuse he and his family received from Endeavor's previous callousness, resulting in Shoto refusing to use his left side in battles as a sign of rejecting his father. Once the UA Sports Festival was underway, Shoto was considerably hell-bent on not using his firepowers. Still, this misguided determination was corrected when confronted by Izuku, who vehemently expressed that those powers belong to Shoto, no one else. This stimulus triggered a latent memory in Shoto's psyche, when he recalled how his mother, Rei Todoroki, and All Might said those same words that inspired Shoto to be a hero who can make people feel comfortable with a smile, just like All Mighty himself. Remembering both these passionate words and his determination, Shoto broke free from the turmoil stirring within him, finally used the power housed in his left side, and expressed how he, as Izuku, will be a hero and thanked Izuku for saving him from the emotional shackles weighing him down. Unfortunately, despite willingly utilizing the power of his left side, Shoto still had some level of uncertainty afterwards. While fighting Katsuki, as Eraser Head explained, Shoto lost his spark after his previous match with Izuku, causing him to not give 100% of his strength. When Shoto was paralyzed by doubt, Izuku encouraged him, encouraging him to do the best he could, once again reigniting Shoto's will to fight and use his ignnikinesis.

However, at the last second, before colliding with Katsuki, Shoto's internal turmoil was all too frequent, causing him to extinguish his conflagration and, in turn, lose the battle against Katsuki. After the Sports Festival, Shoto has strengthened his momentum, becoming more than willing to use his pyrokinetic abilities in battle and even having the courage to finally stand up to his mother, Rei, who previously, although in a mentally unstable state, gave Shoto the scar over his left eye.

When the Provisional License Examination was taken, Shoto's will was put to the test again when he had a major altercation with Inasa Yoarashi, having coldly rejected the warm aerokinetic personality when the two met at the UA. Entrance exam recommended for recommended students. Shoto realized that he still hadn't gotten over Endeavor's mistreatment, and his horrible attitude led Inasa to develop his hateful disposition towards Shoto himself. The infighting between the two elemental users resulted in them repeatedly being unable to launch an attack on Gang Orca and being left at the mercy of him and his companions. However, soon after, Izuku arrived at the scene and reprimanded Shoto and Inasa for their actions, causing the weakened students to realize their mistake of not cooperating with each other. The couple reaffirmed their convictions, put aside their differences, and eventually worked together despite being incapacitated. Unfortunately, their conflict cost them the licensing exam and they had to take remedial courses to make up for their recklessness and failure. After having undergone self-reflection, Shoto and Inasa showed complete sympathy for each other when they crossed paths again in the remedial exam.

During the third match of the Joint Training Battle, Shoto was pressured by Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu but was able to remember Endeavor's advice to push his hell to the limit and then overcome that very vertex. This advice proved critical, as Shoto, also remembering Izuku's words of encouragement, understood that if he wants to become the hero he wants to be, he has to go beyond what his body and Quirk can do. His will was kindled again; Shoto pushed his pyrokinesis to the limit, matching the potency of the Endeavor's own flames, and was better able to fend off Tetsutetsu and put the latter's metallic skin at risk of melting. At the climax of the Paranormal Liberation War, Shoto's spirit took a significant blow when Dabi revealed his true identity as Toya Todoroki, Shoto's older brother who was thought to have passed away. Upon discovering that Toya was alive for years, became a villain, and orchestrated the recent encounters with Hood, Starservant, and Ending, Shoto was enraged in tears. Despite these revelations, Shoto stood his ground and was more than willing to stand up to his corrupted brother, unwavering when the Todoroki brothers clashed despite Toya's superior abilities.

Quirk: Half-cold,

half-hot: Shoto's quirk gives him the ability to generate ice from the right side of his body and flames from his left side.

Due to years of rejecting his father, Shoto has developed a habit of favoring ice, even when fire would be a better option. This grudge also caused him to have difficulty controlling his flames. While you are able to use both elements simultaneously, you are not used to doing so and still need to practice dual handling. While training for his final move, he claimed that using both skills at the same time slows him down.

If you abuse one item without using the other, your own body temperature will be affected; half ice will cause frostbite and half fire will cause heat stroke. However, until your body limit is reached, neither of you has any visible effect on your body. Shoto can easily negate this weakness by alternating between ice and fire. As part of his training, Shoto would sit on a barrel of water and alternate between using ice and fire to regulate the temperature of the water. He helped his body get used to the cold and learned to better control the flames.

Further development of the Quirk and mastery over his left side has allowed Shoto to combine his fire and ice into a "cold fire", making use of his circulatory system to move hot and cold blood through his body. This gives Shoto immunity to damage caused by heat-based Quirks, as well as enhanced defensive and offensive capabilities, especially against those with said Quirks. However, this way of using your Quirk requires a certain level of concentration to maintain; otherwise, he will falter and dissipate

Sky-piercing Ice Wall: Shoto creates a massive ice glacier that can encapsulate his opponent or block the immediate battlefield in the ice. This move is first used in his battle against Hanta Sero at the Sports Festival, but is not mentioned until the Final Exams. He pointed out to Hanta that he was more powerful than necessary, but that he was irritated (from talking to Endeavor) and overdid it. A variation of this move, slightly smaller in size, but more controllable, is shown in his battle against Katsuki. He also used this attack repeatedly on a large scale while attacking Mr. Compress.

Wall of Flame: Shoto uses his left side to generate a burst of flame that covers a large area. It's both a defensive and offensive attack, like his Giant Ice Wall technique. It can be used to attack multiple opponents and create space between Shoto and his target. Shoto first used this attack against Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu during the Joint Training Battle with Class 1-B.Instant

Freeze Heat Wave: Shoto uses his ice to completely cool the air around him before switching to his fire, rapidly heating and expanding the cold air. This environmental control allows Shoto to unleash a superheated explosion that devastates anything in its path. He uses this attack for the first time against Izuku at the climax of his match at the Sports Festival.

Fist of Flashfire: Endeavor's signature technique, which was later passed down to Shoto himself. The user increases the temperature of their flames to the maximum and compresses them to a red-hot point, maximizing their power. He first used it during Mission: Humarise.

Hell Spider: Shoto concentrates his fire and emits it from his fingertips, allowing him to cut objects. First use this attack to destroy the lasers in a Humarise base.

Jet Ignition: Shoto concentrates his flames on a red-hot spot on his fist and hits his opponent. Upon contact, a violent explosion of flame came out of Shoto's arm, severely burning his target. Shoto first uses this attack against Leviathan in the final battle against Humarise.

Phosphorus: Shoto circulates both halves of his Quirk throughout his body, merging fire and ice into a single ability. This Ultimate Move also serves as the basis for other moves that Shoto uses. It was first used during the Final War.

Coldflame's Pale Sword: Shoto collects Phosphor in his fists to conjure large chunks of bound ice and fire in his hands, which he hurls together against his opponent. He then loosely shapes this bound ice and fire to form a "blade" before attacking with it forming a large arc.

Great Glacial Aegir – Shoto, while rushing his opponent, accumulates fire and ice in his right fist before striking him and unleashing a huge wave of cold fire, capable of extinguishing the hottest flames, as well as covering a tremendous section of terrain completely in ice. It is used during the Final War to temporarily incapacitate Dabi and again to dispel Dabi's near-explosion with the help of his family.

Equipment:

Hero Costume: After his winter internship at Endeavor, Shoto has upgraded his second hero costume. As before, his third disguise is designed to optimize the use of his fire and ice sides in combat, and lessen the drawbacks of Shoto's Quirk as much as possible by regulating his body temperature. But it's been further enhanced to accommodate its increased firepower and new abilities, and includes additional first aid equipment for emergencies.

Temperature-resistant jacket: Shoto's blue jacket is made of a special fire-resistant fiber. There's a special device near the neck that detects Shoto's body temperature and holds the vest to help regulate it. The jacket of his third costume is made of a more heat-resistant material and is stiffer than before.

Combat Vest: The device on Shoto's back is capable of detecting Shoto's body temperature and automatically heats up or cools down accordingly. Shoto requested that his original costume have a device that would heat up.

Utility Belt: There are metal capsules in Shoto's belt that contain water, painkillers, and disinfectants, forming a first aid kit. His third costume adds four additional First Aid Pods, bringing the total to nine; These are stored in packets on both sides.

Snow Boots: Shoto is equipped with a pair of white snow boots with spikes under the soles that prevent Shoto from slipping on his own ice. They are then updated with straps that run along the front of the boots.

"Surge Arm" Gauntlets: After further updating his second costume, Shoto has replaced his wristbands with gauntlets similar to those used by his father Endeavor. While the wristbands in his previous costume were made of the same material as his vest, these gauntlets are metal and are designed to hold hot and cold air inside to help Shoto better compress his ice and fire powers.

Appearance: Ochaco is a young teenager with a slender yet curvy figure, fair skin, and reddish-brown hair with matching eyes. She has permanent pink blush marks on her cheeks, and her eyes are large and round with thick upper lashes and pronounced lower lashes. Her hair is above shoulder length with short, side-swept bangs hanging over her eyebrows, and her hair is styled in a bob with two longer, shoulder-length strands framing her face. She has small, pink, thick pads on her fingertips, similar to an animal's toes; she uses these when activating and deactivating her Quirk.

During her time at Rozaryu High School, she wore a plain white long-sleeved seifuku with a dark blue Kansai collar, cuffs, and skirt, featuring double white trim on the cuffs and collar. She paired it with a red scarf tied underneath, black tights, and brown school shoes for outdoor activities. She also wore a brown canvas coat and a pink scarf before entering the UAE Entrance Examination Building.

At UA, she wears the standard UA uniform for female students. It consists of a gray dress jacket with two teal stripes, two pleated pockets, and two gold buttons. Underneath, she wears a white dress shirt, a red tie with a small gold button, and a teal pleated skirt. She also wears brown dress shoes and black stockings instead of the usual knee-high socks worn by most other students.

His initial hero costume consists of a black full-body suit with a pale pink design across the midsection, topped with two black hemispheres on his chest—the trademark of his costume designer, Sasori Nimaru—and two pink stripes starting at his midsection. He also wears a thick, bright pink choker and two-tone pink sleeves with black cuffs, beginning above his elbows. He also wears pale pink round gauntlets with bright pink handles, which he uses to raise and lower his blood pressure; thick, pale pink knee-high boots with bright pink shock-absorbing soles and gray heels with stiff springs to cushion landings; and a two-piece pale pink belt with a round, bright pink buckle. He sometimes wears a matching helmet with a clear, tinted glass visor, which he uses to reduce strain on his ear canals. Her accessories are designed to press on her acupuncture points, but the rigidity of her costume was a mistake because she wasn't specific enough in her design request (though it's implied that she's grown out of it since she hasn't replaced it yet). During the Hero Work Studies, her costume was improved, now featuring only a pink stripe starting at her midsection, and the belt around her waist was minimized, as it no longer has a buckle. Her arm gauntlets have been modified to include four raised openings capable of launching grappling hooks, and the handles are more prominent. Her boots now have small holes on both sides. Her helmet is taller, the bright pink sections are longer, and it no longer has a visor.

Personality: Other students have described Ochaco as "the most laid-back girl" in their class, very cheerful, and sometimes a bit of an airhead. She is often incredibly blunt and doesn't realize it. Like Izuku Midoriya, Ochaco's reactions tend to be exaggerated and humorous: she often finds amusement in certain personality traits and quirks exhibited by others, and sometimes bursts into laughter, which she tries to suppress.

Ochaco is a warm, kind, and lively person who thinks positively about everything, though she's objective enough to see both flaws and virtues. She's generally empathetic and friendly to those she meets, and she'll try to help or defend anyone who is kind to her or needs assistance. Ochaco is very good at reading people, understanding the reasons for the rivalry between Izuku and Katsuki Bakugo, and being the first to notice when the habitually withdrawn Tsuyu Asui was upset.

Her empathy and kindness are also evident in how well she gets along with her classmates. She gets along with everyone and is particularly close friends with several members of the class, including Izuku, Tenya Ida, Tsuyu, and others. Adding to her positive outlook, Ochaco was also the one who inspired the positive meaning of Izuku's nickname, "Deku," finding it similar to the Japanese phrase "you can do it." This led Izuku to accept his nickname, which he previously found insulting, and later choose it as his hero name. Despite her cheerful and sometimes goofy demeanor, Ochaco can adopt an extremely determined, focused, and somewhat intimidating attitude when the situation demands it. This side of her personality can surprise those accustomed to her generally cheerful nature and tends to surface during competitive situations, such as at U.A. High School.

Sports Festival. She is shown to be surprisingly strategic, and while she has no qualms about making some impulsive or reckless decisions, she overcomes those moments and becomes much wiser over time. When it comes to her chosen path as a Hero, Ochaco is unwavering and dislikes being underestimated, even in the face of overwhelming force. Coming from a poor home, Ochaco tends to get excited or amazed quickly by small things, even losing her composure when confronted with luxury, to the point of comically fainting. Outside of school, she has been portrayed as frugal and occasionally stingy, as she goes to great lengths to save money, including sleeping, so as not to waste oxygen, and skipping meals to conserve food. Ochaco's parents are her primary motivation for becoming a hero, and she desires, above all else, to earn money to give them a comfortable life. She is unabashedly honest about her priorities and makes no secret of the fact that her pursuit of heroism is largely driven by money, despite her embarrassment at admitting it. While money was a factor in her decision to become a hero, Ochaco had dreamed of becoming one long before realizing the extent of her parents' financial struggles, as she admired their ability to bring smiles to people's faces. Regarding her heroism, Ochaco has shown a greater preference for rescue, being a fan of Thirteen for her experience in the area. She is aware of her physical limitations and chooses the combat-oriented hero Gunhead for her internship to expand her fighting repertoire. Consequently, Ochaco developed a newfound sense of battle awareness and became a more instinctive fighter.

Ochaco also underwent personal growth as a hero after the Shie Hassaikai raid. After bringing the mortally wounded Sir Nighteye to the surface, she felt guilty for his death and for not being able to do more to save him. By internalizing this feeling, Ochaco found a new determination to save people. Ochaco is also greatly inspired by her classmates, especially Izuku, whom she finds incredibly admirable for his strength and compassion. Because of this and their close friendship, Ochaco has developed feelings for him, which has led her to try to emulate him, for better or for worse. While he inspires her, Ochaco also recognizes that heroism takes precedence over her romantic feelings and does her best to continue growing while keeping them in check. Izuku has also made her consider who protects heroes when they need it, as he continually throws himself into dangerous situations; this prominently shows how deeply Ochaco cares for him and others. Furthermore, Ochaco's feelings for Izuku also cause her to display an occasional, subtle jealousy, which tends to surface when other girls get close to him or talk to him at length. This jealousy is most evident during her meetings and interactions with Mei Hatsume and Melissa Shield, as well as her unease after meeting "Camie." Mei, in particular, has triggered some disturbing memories for Ochaco, stemming from when the support student landed on top of Izuku after one of his inventions exploded. Despite this, Ochaco isn't resentful and often tries to hide or dismiss this feeling whenever it arises.

Ochaco's empathy can extend even to villains. While she remained fearful of Himiko Toga for trying to kill her and Tsuyu, as well as for mocking her feelings for Izuku, she noticed Himiko was visibly upset and crying when Ochaco refused to identify with her. Later, this memory resurfaces, and she realizes that Himiko is still human despite all the terrible things she has done. She acknowledges that she doesn't really know Himiko or what drove her to become a villain. While she initially perceived this way of thinking as incorrect, it turns out that Izuku relates to her, as he felt the pain in Tomura Shigaraki's heart and the desire to find a way to help him, even though he knows conflict is inevitable. Ochaco remarks that it's strange that they can both feel these things toward their enemies. During the Final War, Ochaco shows even more compassion by wanting to talk to Himiko about the romance she desired, instead of trying to capture or kill her. She attempts to reach out to the villain despite everything he has done. While acknowledging that she cannot erase Himiko's crimes, she vows to listen to her this time, even going so far as to say she would give Himiko her blood for the rest of her life and admitting she was jealous of her "perfect smile." Ochaco's efforts finally succeed when the villain agrees to talk to her, persuading Himiko to retreat and ending her rampage for good.

After the war, Ochaco was deeply affected by Himiko's death, being the only witness to her passing after the villain transfused all of his blood into Ochaco to save her life. At first, Ochaco hid her grief behind a smile and distanced herself from her classmates, not wanting to jeopardize everyone's happiness with the restoration efforts and the eventual return of society to normalcy.

When she was finally alone, Ochaco broke down and wept for Himiko, overwhelmed by survivor's guilt and blaming herself for not being able to reach Himiko sooner. However, after Izuku and the rest of Class A arrived to comfort her, Ochaco was finally able to let go of her grief over not being able to save Himiko, vowing to do better so that no one like Himiko would ever be left behind again.

Abilities: General Abilities: At first glance, Ochaco doesn't seem like one of the strongest fighters, but during her time at UA High School, she has drastically improved her combat skills to become a more competent fighter. Her abilities earned her third place in the UAE Entrance Exam and tenth place in the Quirk Apprehension Test.

Ochaco's primary battle tactic involves closing the distance with her opponent and using her Quirk, Zero Gravity, to directly affect them, causing her targets to float continuously and lose their balance, drastically inhibiting their fighting abilities. Ochaco also utilizes floating debris as projectile attacks or removes the weight of heavy structures, holding them to use as improvised melee weapons. Ochaco can use Zero Gravity to eliminate her weight, increase her agility, and create decoys by making objects levitate above the ground. Ochaco's overall abilities make her one of the strongest female students in her class. During the USJ Incident, Ochaco was able to temporarily immobilize Kurogiri, thus giving Hanta Sero and Rikido Sato an opportunity to further subdue the villain. Ochaco also proved her worth at the UAE Sports Festival, where she faced off against Katsuki, one of the most powerful students in Class 1-A.

Despite being at a disadvantage at close range and knowing that Katsuki's abilities far surpassed her own, Ochaco managed to surprise him several times during the battle and pressure him into using his full power. After the Sports Festival, she trained with Battle Hero: Gunhead to improve her hand-to-hand combat skills, becoming an even more formidable opponent. Ochaco also developed heightened senses and lightning-fast reflexes, as she could discern when Himiko Toga was about to attack and reacted quickly enough to dodge and pin the villain to the ground.

Ochaco's abilities caught the attention of Nejire Hado, the third strongest student at U.A. High School. The Big Three of the school recommended Ochaco and Tsuyu to train alongside her under the tutelage of Ryukyu, the No. 10 (formerly No. 9) Pro Hero. At the start of the Shie Hassaikai Raid, the Ryukyu squad acted as the first line of defense against Rikiya Katsukame of the Eight Bullets and successfully subdued him. In the final round of the Joint Training Battle, Ochaco incapacitated the unpredictable Neito Monoma, taking advantage of his attempt to replicate Izuku's Quirk. When an immobilized Neito tried to use a copied Poltergeist to launch a metal tube at Ochaco, her quick reflexes allowed her to effortlessly dodge the surprise attack. Later, Ochaco swiftly defeated Reiko Yanagi and Yui Kodai with a single blow each. During the crucial Final War, Ochaco, along with Tsuyu, was personally selected to face and defeat Himiko Toga due to past experiences with her.

During the crucial Final War, Ochaco, along with Tsuyu, was personally selected to confront and defeat Himiko Toga due to past experiences with her. At the height of the war, Ochaco experiences a Quirk Awakening after being stabbed by Himiko, which greatly increases her range, allowing her to make objects float simply by touching one of them, with the effect extending to all nearby objects.

Gunhead's Martial Arts: While working with Gunhead, Ochaco was trained in martial arts to attack more effectively at close range, which enhanced her Quirk in combat. She has mastered various forms of grappling, takedowns, and throws using force, including turning her opponents' force against themselves. Her skill is sufficient to easily overpower an opponent who surprisingly attempts to stab and incapacitate her, as shown with Thirteen and Himiko Toga, a dangerous villain. Ochaco has developed several moves that she can utilize with her Quirk.

Enhanced Strength: Ochaco's strength is a blend of her physical conditioning, the powerful applications of her Quirk, and her mental resilience. While she may not possess the raw physical power of some of her comrades, her strategic use of Zero Gravity, combined with her combat training and unwavering determination, makes her a strong and capable hero. Her ability to lift and manipulate heavy objects, coupled with her tactical intelligence, ensures she can effectively handle diverse combat scenarios and support her allies. During the Final War, with her Quirk Awakened, she can now effortlessly lift and suspend hundreds of thousands of twin clones in the air with a single blow—creatures capable of flooding an entire city and as large as mountains.

Enhanced Speed: In terms of raw speed, her agility, quick reflexes, and creative use of her Quirk make her a fast and nimble fighter. Her ability to move quickly and strategically in battle situations, along with her enhanced reflexes from combat training, ensures she can hold her own against powerful opponents. In the Final War Arc, she was able to swiftly dodge a pillar of clones intent on killing her with Gunhead Martial Arts and even make some float in the air while being severely injured.

Enhanced Durability: While not as prominent as her other abilities, Ochaco Uraraka's durability is noteworthy given the rigorous challenges she faces in "My Hero Academia." Her durability can be analyzed in terms of physical stamina, mental resilience, and adaptability in combat situations. Ochaco undergoes extensive combat training, including hand-to-hand combat under the tutelage of the pro hero Gunhead. This training enhances her physical endurance and combat skills, allowing her to withstand and counter powerful attacks. Her fight against Katsuki Bakugo during the UA Sports Festival demonstrates her ability to endure intense physical strain despite her opponent's overwhelming power. Ochaco finds herself in dangerous situations that test her physical limits. During the Provisional Hero License Exam, she maneuvers through challenging environments and faces multiple opponents, demonstrating her ability to endure prolonged periods of physical exertion.

Enhanced Stamina: Ochaco gained an impressive amount of stamina through intense training. After a Trigger-enhanced Rikiya drained her stamina, Ochaco was still able to hold her own against the Yakuza member for 20 minutes until the Trigger drug wore off, allowing the Ryukyu Squad to defeat him once and for all. During the Final War, even after being fatally stabbed in the stomach by Himiko and suffering massive blood loss, Ochaco was still able to endure until the very end before finally collapsing.

Tactical Intellect: While Ochaco isn't the most academically gifted in her class, she compensates with her strategic mind and ability to deduce an enemy's weaknesses and fighting style shortly after a battle begins. Ochaco likely developed this to help cover her initial lack of direct combat skills. When not facing opponents in close combat, Ochaco takes advantage of devastated areas, using her Quirk to collect debris without the opponent noticing, exploiting the collateral damage of the resulting destruction.

While Kurogiri was attempting to subdue Tenya Ida, Ochaco noticed the villain's neck armor, realized it was a weak point, and exploded it. This allowed Hanta and Rikido to briefly subdue the wrapped-up villain and gave Tenya the opportunity to seek reinforcements from UA. Her strategic ability is sometimes questioned or attributed to others, as Katsuki alludes to, recalling that she was friends with Izuku since his attempt at the Meteor Shower and assuming he was responsible for advising her. Conversely, Ochaco had demonstrated great strategic ability on her own merits, as seen when she declined Izuku's offer of help during the Sports Festival.

Katsuki himself noted that it was a difficult decision for him when he had to use his full power to neutralize Ochaco's strategy, implying that if he hadn't noticed her Meteor Shower Technique, Ochaco would have defeated him. He also discerned that the clocks on Neito's hero costume are how he keeps track of the time limits of the Quirks he has copied.

Indomitable Will: Ochaco's willpower is one of her greatest strengths. It is characterized by her persistent pursuit of her goals, her ability to confront and overcome fears, and her unwavering commitment to her ideals as a heroine. From the beginning, Ochaco demonstrates a strong sense of determination and purpose. Her initial motivation to become a heroine stems from a desire to provide financial support for her family, but this evolves as she gains experience and faces challenges.

Throughout her time at U.A. High School, Ochaco faces numerous obstacles, both physical and emotional. Despite moments of self-doubt and fear, she constantly strives to improve. For example, Ochaco's fight against Katsuki Bakugo is a pivotal moment that demonstrates her determination. Despite the overwhelming power difference, she refuses to back down, showcasing her strategic thinking and fighting spirit. Later, her training with Pro Hero Gunhead demonstrates Ochaco's willingness to step outside her comfort zone to become a more capable fighter. Her performance during the Provisional Hero License Exam, where she prioritizes saving others and teamwork, highlights her growth and commitment to her ideals as a hero.

Ochaco's indomitable will is truly tested in the Final War Arc. Her journey, a testament to the power of determination and the impact of a hero's spirit, reaches its climax. Despite being fatally stabbed by Himiko and overwhelmed by her clones, her sheer will and determination to save her friends and confront evil prevail. This moment solidifies her role as a pivotal character in the fight against evil.

Quirk:

Zero Gravity: Ochaco's Quirk grants her the ability to negate the effects of gravity on solid objects (living and non-living) by touching them with the pads on her fingertips, causing them to become weightless and float. She is able to cancel the effect of her Quirk by touching her fingertips.

Her Quirk is useful for restraint, as those affected will be less able to retaliate since they will continue floating upwards until released. Ochaco takes advantage of devastated areas to collect debris while simultaneously exploiting the consequences of a destructive Quirk. She can easily clean up disaster zones while also timing her movements to avoid harming others. The main drawback of Ochaco's Quirk is that if the upper weight limit (around three tons) is exceeded, or if Ochaco floats alone, she will suffer intense nausea. As part of her training, Ochaco significantly reduced the resulting nausea and increased her weight limit, in addition to developing her ability to float for short periods without experiencing nausea.

During the Final War in her battle against Himiko, Ochaco's Quirk undergoes an Awakening, allowing the effects of her Zero Gravity to spread between different targets that touch each other, without Ochaco having to touch them all herself.[10] This Awakening also removed Ochaco's weight limit of three tons and allowed her to set her weightless targets in a slower manner and without pressing her fingertips.

Definitive moves

Ability Release: Ochaco can bring her fingertips together and make anything she touches stop floating. This move is first used in Villain Bots, and when she saved Izuku from falling to his death in the UAE Entrance Exam.

Meteor Shower: After floating a large amount of debris around her, Ochaco can collect the collateral damage, forming a giant meteor of debris above her opponents, which she then brings down. She first used this move during her match against Katsuki.

Meteor Fafrotskies: Together with Tsuyu, the two stand up and hurl various pieces of debris at their targets. It is a stronger, multi-range version of Meteor Shower. This move was first used against two villains with gigantification quirks during the two heroes' internship.

Zero Satellites: When slammed into nearby rubble, Ochaco floats into it and, with the addition of her grappling hooks, attacks her opponent by slamming them directly into the debris. It's a short-range version of Meteor Shower. This was first used against Himiko after she was lured into an abandoned house.

Comet Home Run: After touching some debris and a pillar to make them weightless, Ochaco uses the pillar to forcefully slam the debris into her enemy. This move is first used to distract Tenya during the battle test.

Gravity Plus: Using Gunhead martial arts, after touching her opponent to make them float, Ochaco then grabs them by the arm and throws them over her shoulder to the ground. This move is first used to defeat a smuggler during the second Hero's Work Studies.

Spacewalk: Using her grappling hooks, Ochaco latches onto an opponent and wraps herself around them, closing the distance between herself and her opponent, all while under the effects of Zero Gravity.

Equipment:

Hero Costume: Every aspect of Ochaco's hero costume was created for the sole purpose of helping Ochaco minimize the negative effects of her quirk.

Uraraka Helmet: This device reduces stimulation of the semicircular canals located within each ear.

Uraraka Wrists: Inside this device is a wrist strap that attaches and releases like a pressure gauge, stimulating pressure points around the wrist area that suppress nausea. Following research, they have been updated to include a series of gripping hooks, inspired by Blackwhip.

Uraraka Neck: This device stimulates pressure points around the neck area, thus reducing headaches.

Uraraka's Leg: The design of this gear was intended to break her fall from heights. The soles of her toes are equipped with shock-absorbing cushions, and her heels contain reinforced springs to soften the impact. After further study, they were updated to include thrusters in her heels, allowing her to propel herself through the air.