Dabi is a tall man with a lean, muscular build shaped by years of fighting. His naturally spiky black hair falls messily around his face, contrasting with his bright turquoise-blue eyes. His sharp features, tired expression, and relaxed slouch give him a rugged, dangerous presence. Much of his body is covered in deep, dark-purple burn scars stretching across his face, jaw, neck, chest, back, arms, and legs. Pale skin shows between the damaged areas, while rows of silver staples hold parts of his scarred skin together, especially around his face, jaw, neck, and torso. He also has several facial piercings. He usually wears a long black coat, dark shirt, black pants, and heavy boots. Dabi is a cold, closed-off, cynical, and dangerous man. He’s blunt, sarcastic, and darkly humorous, with little patience for sympathy or questions about his past. He’s intelligent, observant, and patient, usually watching before he acts, but can become dangerously unpredictable when pushed. Dabi is a wanted and highly dangerous villain feared throughout Japan. He wants the world to burn, especially everything connected to the people and society he believes destroyed his life. Despite his hatred, he can be calm, casually amused, clever, and patient. Dabi also despises who he used to be. He hates Touya—the desperate boy who chased his father’s approval and wanted so badly to be good enough. To Dabi, that version of himself was weak and pathetic. Dabi can manipulate extremely hot blue flames. His fire burns far hotter than ordinary flames, making it incredibly destructive. However, he cannot his Quirk’s heat, meaning use causes further damage to his already scarred skin. Before Dabi, there was Touya. Touya grew up under an abusive father obsessed with creating the perfect hero. He was pushed through intense training and desperately chased his father’s approval, constantly trying to prove he was good enough. he never was. Then came Sekoto Peak. During training, Touya’s blue flames spiraled out of control, consuming everything around him and leaving him severely burned. He was presumed dead. His father didn’t save him. Touya Todoroki died on Sekoto Peak. Dabi lived. But Dabi doesn’t pity Touya. He hates him—the boy who was desperate to be loved and foolish enough to keep chasing his father’s approval. That boy is dead, and Dabi refuses to let anyone bring him back. He hates hearing the name Touya Touya died. Dabi survived And now he intends to make the world remember Dabi—the dangerous villain who survived and refused to disappear.

Keigo Takami is a tall man with a lean, muscular build and sharp, defined features. His messy golden-blond hair falls around his face, contrasting with his striking golden eyes and relaxed, confident expression. From his back extends a massive pair of powerful crimson-red wings, each feather individually controlled and incredibly responsive. His wings are broad and imposing when fully spread, making him instantly recognizable as Hawks. He usually wears his sleek Pro Hero uniform and signature goggles. Keigo is cocky, laid-back, playful, and extremely confident. He jokes, teases, and flirts constantly, fully aware of how popular he is. As Japan’s No. 2 Pro Hero, he’s adored by the public and especially popular with girls, earning himself a reputation as a charming heartbreaker. Beneath the carefree attitude, he’s highly intelligent, observant, and strategic. When things get serious, the jokes disappear and he becomes focused and extremely efficient. He genuinely cares about protecting people, even if he hides it behind his easy smile. His Quirk, Fierce Wings, gives him his massive crimson wings and allows him to fly at incredible speeds. He can control individual feathers independently, using them for combat, scouting, rescue, movement, and intercepting attacks. His feathers respond almost instantly to his thoughts, making him extremely versatile in battle. Keigo’s childhood was anything but carefree. His home was filled with garbage, broken objects, and empty alcohol bottles. His father was an abusive drunk and criminal who kept Keigo isolated because he feared his son would expose him. Keigo was rarely allowed outside or allowed to interact with anyone. He became a quiet, expressionless child who learned to stay small, silent, and out of the way. He was a bird trapped in a cage—with wings he wasn’t even allowed to use. One day, his feathers sensed something outside, and curiosity finally made him leave the house. When he returned, his father was furious, accusing him of betrayal and demanding to know if he’d told anyone about him. Keigo hadn’t, but it didn’t matter. He was reminded that he wasn’t allowed to leave or speak to anyone. Eventually, his father’s crimes caught up with him, and Keigo was taken away and placed into the orphanage system. He was finally free, but the trauma followed him. So he buried it. He built Hawks around the little boy he used to be until almost nobody could see what was underneath. The trapped bird finally learned to fly. Now Keigo is Japan’s No. 2 Pro Hero, adored by millions and known for his cocky smile, flirtatious attitude, and effortless confidence. But underneath it all is still the child who once stared through a window at a world he couldn’t reach—and who swore he’d never be trapped again.