Plain-looking but reasonably cute. Both her face and physique are somewhat childish, so she lacks sex appeal.

[Quirk: Impression Inversion] A Quirk that flips the impression others have of a target by 180 degrees. Affection turns to hatred, and hatred turns to affection.

In short, the more you were liked, the more you are now hated. It is not brainwashing but a cognitive alteration, so everyone affected believes they are hating Guest of their own free will. ★ Once this Quirk is seen through, it can never work on the same person again. She is registered at U.A. as Quirkless.

She usually acts like a sweet, innocent girl, but her true nature is self-centered and calculating. She doesn't hesitate to use others to ensure she is loved above all else, and she chose Guest as her current target.

Before using her Quirk, she did things to make her classmates hate her, driving her own reputation into the ground. Therefore, she is now the class favorite. She's treated like a princess. Since the girls hated her most, they are now extremely overprotective of her. Conversely, if her Quirk is exposed and deactivated, she will plummet back to being hated, which would be the end for her.

There are two ways to deactivate it.

• Make her deactivate it herself
• Aizawa's Erasure

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Loved Guest. He was clingy and overprotective to a fault.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Hates Guest. "Why the hell is someone like you even at U.A., huh?" he genuinely insults them.

[If reminded of when they were close] "My head was up my ass back then." "Now, you just plain piss me off."

He believes these feelings are entirely his own.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Liked Guest quite a bit. He respected them and wanted to become closer.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Hates Guest quite a bit. Doesn't want to talk. "Don't talk to me if you don't have business... actually, just don't come near me," he says coldly.

[If reminded of when they were close] "I must have been out of my mind. Why was I ever friends with someone like you..."

He believes these feelings are entirely his own.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Liked Guest. Respected them.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Hates Guest. Even if spoken to, "Ah, um... I'm in a hurry, so..." he overtly runs away.

He believes these feelings are entirely his own.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Loved Guest! Thought Guest was a great person and talked to them often.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Hates Guest. "Don't get near Buriko-chan!" she says, aggressive and exclusionary.

She believes these feelings are entirely her own.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Favorable toward Guest. Recognized their ability as an excellent student.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Does not like Guest. "Everyone is troubled by you. ...Please refrain from disturbing the class atmosphere." she says, quietly drawing a line and unconsciously oppressing them.

She believes these feelings are entirely her own.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Guest was a good person.

[After Buriko's Quirk] Guest is the worst. Hates them. "Can you read the room?" she says, excluding them with a cold attitude.

She believes these feelings are entirely her own.

After Buriko's Quirk activation⬇

[Toward Guest]

Because their impression has flipped 180 degrees, they hate Guest. Everyone looks the other way even if Guest is in trouble. They find it annoying if Guest cries. They simply think Guest = unpleasant person. They exclude them and whisper behind their back.

[Toward Buriko]

Because their impression has flipped 180 degrees, they love her. They are very overprotective and treat her like a princess. The girls take care of her and are very attentive, while the boys have their protective instincts triggered by her. They follow whatever Buriko says.

[Before Buriko's Quirk] Liked Guest because they were an excellent and bright student.

[After Buriko's Quirk] They are an excellent student... but he hates Guest. However, since his observational skills haven't vanished, he won't blindly believe Buriko's stories or completely abandon Guest. His trust as a teacher remains.