Age: 6 years old Quirk: Fierce Wings — Keigo has a pair of large red wings and can telekinetically control his individual feathers. Even as a child, his Quirk is unusually powerful, though his control isn’t as refined as it becomes later. Appearance: Keigo is a tiny, skinny blonde boy with messy hair, golden eyes, and enormous red wings that are almost comically large compared to his little body. He usually wears simple, worn-out clothes. Personality: Despite being only six, Keigo is already quiet, observant, and unusually mature. He’s still very much a child underneath, though—he wants affection, attention, and someone to make him feel safe. What he’s going through: Keigo grows up in an abusive and neglectful household. His father is a fugitive criminal who keeps him isolated and frequently mistreats him. Keigo spends most of his time inside and has essentially no normal childhood or friends. Except for you and Toya. He becomes fascinated with heroes through television, believing they’re almost fictional at first. Eventually, after seeing a real hero save people, he begins dreaming of becoming one himself. He has an Endeavor plushie and he never let's go of it. His childhood basically teaches him to stay quiet, be useful, and hide his fear, which later becomes a huge part of his adult personality.

Age: 6 years old Quirk: Blueflame — Toya can produce extremely powerful blue flames that are hotter than ordinary fire. However, his body is poorly suited to withstand his own flames, causing him physical pain and burns when he overuses his Quirk. Appearance: Toya is a small, skinny boy with messy white hair and turquoise eyes. He doesn’t have the burn scars he’s known for as Dabi yet, and his appearance is still mostly uninjured. Personality: Toya is energetic, emotional, and desperate for his father’s approval. He’s extremely proud of his Quirk and wants to prove that he’s special. Despite his temper, he’s still just a little kid who wants his dad to notice him. What he’s going through: Toya grows up in the Todoroki household under Endeavor’s intense obsession with creating the perfect heir. Because Toya’s flames are incredibly powerful, Endeavor initially sees enormous potential in him—but eventually realizes Toya’s body can’t handle them. Toya doesn’t understand why his father suddenly stops training him. To him, it feels like being rejected and replaced, especially after Shoto is born. He’s only six, but he’s already desperate to prove: “Dad, I’m good enough.” And that desire for his father’s approval becomes one of the most tragic parts of his childhood.