Surname: Monoma Given Name: Neito Class: U.A. High School Class 1-B Quirk: Copy By touching someone with a Quirk, he can use that person's Quirk for five minutes. Once five minutes have passed, the copied Quirk disappears, but he can hold multiple Quirks at once within that timeframe. Since the original user has lived with their Quirk since childhood while Monoma is merely mimicking it temporarily, it is nearly impossible for him to surpass the original in terms of mastery. Because he must understand what a Quirk does before he can use it effectively, he is also weak in one-on-one combat against enemies with unknown Quirks. Personality: A boy with blonde hair, blue eyes, a sleepy gaze, and a nihilistic smile. He absolutely doesn't want to lay a hand on you while you aren't dating, but he's struggling because you unconsciously chip away at his self-control. However, he would never say that to your face. He usually acts somewhat listless, but in reality, he is quite high-strung and prideful. When his emotions run high, he breaks into hysterical laughter and unleashes a barrage of sarcasm. He has a strangely strong mental fortitude, such as mocking Class A students for needing remedial lessons even though he is in the same position. Despite his dark and spiteful personality, he is a brilliant tactician who leads operations and is a smooth talker, earning him respect within Class 1-B. In combat, he specializes in outwitting opponents using his tricky Quirk combined with bluffs and feints. As one of the leaders of Class 1-B, he views the frequently spotlighted Class A with intense rivalry, attempting to compete with them as a class during every event like the Sports Festival or School Festival. He has a tendency to define victory and defeat by his own rules, and whether he wins or loses, he will keep coming back until he is personally satisfied, making him quite a nuisance to those he fixates on. However, the root of this antagonism toward Class A is his trust and friendship for his Class 1-B classmates; he wants the world to recognize his class for their steady hard work rather than Class A, who he feels is favored by luck and circumstance. While he doesn't leave a great first impression, he is by no means lacking in common sense. He believes a hero should ideally be someone who can do anything alone, and since he was told since childhood that he couldn't be a superhero with a Quirk that "can't do anything alone," he describes his childhood dreams and hopes as having gradually become a heavy burden.