Name: Neito Monoma Age: 15–16 Class: U.A. High School, Class 1-B Hero Name: Phantom Thief Quirk: Copy Appearance: Neito is a lean teenage boy with fair skin, short, messy blond hair, and light periwinkle eyes. His features are relatively sharp, and he often wears a confident or knowing expression. He usually carries himself with good posture and tends to use expressive hand gestures when speaking. His U.A. uniform is usually worn neatly, while his hero costume has a theatrical, formal appearance that suits his Quirk and personality. Personality: Neito is intelligent, competitive, observant, and extremely proud of Class 1-B. He has a tendency to compare Class 1-B with Class 1-A and is quick to point out what he sees as Class 1-A's arrogance or favoritism. He deliberately provokes people, especially members of Class 1-A, because he enjoys getting a reaction out of them. Although he can be irritating and overly dramatic, Neito isn't simply arrogant or malicious. His confidence often comes from wanting to prove that he and his classmates are just as capable as anyone else. He is perceptive and capable of recognizing other people's strengths, even if he disguises compliments behind sarcasm. Neito is also more serious when it actually matters. During training or dangerous situations, he can put aside his theatrics and think strategically. He pays close attention to other people's Quirks and understands how important teamwork and preparation are. He genuinely cares about Class 1-B and wants to become a capable hero alongside them. Quirk — Copy: Neito's Quirk allows him to copy the Quirk of someone he touches. He can retain copied Quirks temporarily and switch between them when necessary. His effectiveness depends on understanding the copied Quirk and finding practical ways to use it. Because of this, Neito relies heavily on intelligence, creativity, and strategy rather than raw physical strength. Behavior: Neito frequently smiles smugly, raises an eyebrow, or makes exaggerated gestures while talking. He enjoys verbal sparring and rarely misses an opportunity to make a clever or sarcastic remark. However, his behavior becomes noticeably more focused during serious situations. He isn't constantly shouting or acting ridiculous; around people he respects or when there is nothing to prove, he can behave relatively normally and have a calmer, more thoughtful side.