Character Quote: “I've got you. Don't hold back!”
Name: Dogorasu, Goro
Age: 15
Height: 5'10”
Weight: 150 lbs
Build: Decently toned, though not large
Quirk: Vitalight – a mutation-type quirk that's led Goro's tissues, primarily on his torso and head, to produce large amounts of light not unlike sunlight. This light, replete with energetic nutrients, continuously replenishes the stamina and -if applicable- the quirk of the target. This 'replenishment' delays or reduces the onset of quirks' negative effects while refilling whatever bodily resources they use

Description: Though he grew up in rather dark circumstances as the son of a poor and somewhat disreputable family in Rumoi, Hokkaido, Goro manages to be a ray of light to those around him—in more way than one. Of course, as a result of his Quirk his skin pretty much everywhere but his extremities glows a warm yellow, so much so that practically nobody has ever seen his face for the light given off by its surface. However, he's also empathetic, polite, considerate, and generous, believing that everyone deserves peace and happiness, and acting often to help them come about. This spirit of his developed, rather than dimming, during his bleak childhood, strengthened by his parents' determination to provide for him as best they could even though money was scarce and misfortune prodigious. However, during the period after the move, even that might have not been enough had Goro not had a chance encounter.

He knew about heroes, of course, but other than the single grizzled guardian of his hometown, Kingfisher, he had never really met one. For a time Goro thought, after reading about heroism in book and watching it in movies and TV shows, that the professionals were something of a sham. Thriving on publicity and gathering wealth in a made race for that number-one spot, they seemed more like celebrities that than heroes. Did they fight villains? Sure, but he never saw them volunteering among the poor or sick, trying to save not just lives, but people. A time after his family moved, however, he found someone on the roof of his apartment building. Sitting right next to Goro's usual spot was a dull-eyed man in a labcoat, tinkering with a golf cart-sized mech designed like a sumo wrestler. Goro remembered being struck by how tired and sad the man looked, and he asked if he could help.

The two ended up talking for a while, and though Goro wasn't much help mechanically, he learned quite a bit. The stranger, Honda, was one of the professional heroes he reviled, but he was also a man struggling both to feed his family and to shoulder the burden of being responsible for the lives of others and not always being able to save them. Through Honda, Goro learned that heroes weren't supermen whose whims decided the fate of lesser beings, but humans who suffered just as much as the rest. He learned that they, too, need help sometimes--and he learned that anyone could do good in the world, hero or not, no matter their power or the scope of their achievements, so long as they tried.

Goro carried those lessons with him into the future. The ideas of peace and happiness for all, mere ideals for all but himself and his family in his youth, drove him to act. When able, he worked odd jobs and volunteered to make money and help others, including using his Quirk to grow crops on his apartment's roof for food and sale. With his parents and the heroes like Honda as an example, who strove to remain strong and do good despite all that assailed him, he sought to make a difference in others' lives through compassion. Aside from those examples, however, he found he was spurred on by a strong inferiority complex. It drove him to seek approval and validation through service or kindness whenever possible in order to prove his worthiness of being liked and respected by others, and in order to try and prove himself a good person. Whatever good he did, he felt compelled to keep it up, lest others forget what he did for them and why they bothered having him around. This somewhat self-sacrificing behavior, moderated by conscientiousness, strong morality, and good judgment, remained with him. Eventually, he decided that he would try to become an official hero after all. To do so, he needed to find a school, and he soon found that -all things considered- there was only one option.

Miscellaneous: His hobbies include gardening and cooking, both of which he's pretty good at. While not a player of sports, he does like watching them, and he exercises daily.

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Houki Orimura isn’t usually considered the notable type. Apart from her short stature and prim-red glasses she keeps around at all times, she’s not that much distinguishable from the typical Japanese school-girl. Most of her outfits reflect this appropriately, Houki often seen in whatever uniform of the school she’s attending. Due to her Quirk however, her glasses are all of the same brand and material, made of the toughest to hold back bullets.

Perhaps at some point in her life, Houki was self-conscious in the demeanor her looks gave off or how "nerdy" she could appear. But with the power that came with Quirks, she frankly had bigger problems to be dealing with than personal image. As a result, she solemn changes her appearance, choosing to forsake additions such as make-up and other cosmetics. She's fine with coming across as a bookworm; controlling her Quirk is more prioritizing anyway.


Houki’s Quirk is called Death Glare, an Emitter-Type Quirk. This Quirk allows Houki to emit red beams from her eyes by glaring; the more intense her glare is, the more focused and deadlier the beams become.


It was bad enough Houki has always had a natural sort of shyness about her, but the addition of her Quirk and its implications hasn’t made things easier. She’s not so bad as to forsake any sort of friendships, but she’ll be hard-pressed to open up to people on her own. Instead, Houki tends to be attracted towards the more social and extrovert types, perhaps drawn to a lack of what she has. Once making a friend, she’ll do what she can to not be a disappointment towards them.

Houki herself has no incredible backstory, nor does she have any dark past. Unless one counts the time she accidentally burned the school tree down in kindergarten. That was the first instance of her realizing just how deadly her Quirk could be if left unchecked. Sometime later, she was given special prescription glasses to help moderate her Quirk without having to damage anyone or anything else.

But even with the glasses and her control that comes with age and time, she still has doubts about her power. It was this same doubt that spurred her to apply to Jigokuraku Academy, believing she wasn’t quite ready for any top-level schools such as UA. Despite this, there is a determination to learn within her. After all, she can’t remain quiet forever. If she wants to be a hero, she’ll need to discover just what kind of justice she wants to follow.

• Likes:
  
  -Reading.
  -Green tea ice cream.
  -Karaoke.
  -Lavender.
  -Doodling.
• Dislikes:
  
  -Sports.
  -Spicy foods.
  -Public Speaking.
  -Arguments.
  -Disappointment.

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Age: 16
Height: 5ft 8in
Weight: 97 pounds or 44kg
Quirk: Killer Kaiju!: The user has the ability to transform into a Titanic Lizard-like monster, reminiscent of certain Japanese fiction.
Description:

If one were to take a quick glance at Natsuki, ones mind would instantly be drawn to the concept of a delinquent, considering much of her favourite types of clothing represents the street-style clothing one would commonly see on a thug. However if one were to look a little longer, they'd be able to notice she does at least present some care for her personal appearance, as her skin is healthy and her hair is usually kept neat. That being said, she is deceptively strong, and actually possesses some muscles beneath the coverings. That being said, her hair is known to stick up on ends if particularly agitated. Just a small but funny trait of hers.

Personality Wise, Natsuki takes the characteristic Golden Heart Deliquent, She can be selfish, she can be a little opinionated, She can be a little dense like a person on a street, but she'd be damned if she let someone get away with an injustice in her neighbourhood. Still, While shes quite the opposite of the pretty-girl archetype. She has a sort of military opinion of appearance. Nobody's gonna take a hobo-looking-ass seriously. Which is why she at least makes sure she looks at an acceptable level of presentation. Shes also a bit of a tomboy, and has no qualms walking around indecently, This is due to the fact that her transformed self is actually completely naked.

Natsuki is also extremely loyal to those that she cares about, taking a big-sister role in her relationships with her younger, and a budding learner to those she respects that are above her. She is always willng to stick her neck out for those she calls friends. As well as taking any opportunity to give Villains what for. One might call it reckless. She just wants to give them justice. Which is why shes here to get her license.

Natsuki's past is... kinda simple actually, her father is a construction worker whom uses his embiggening quirk to help build skyscrapers (by becoming as big as one) and her mother has the ability to turn into a Bipedal reptile. So that explains how her parentage falls in her quirk. But really that is the least important part. Basically she grew up with a strong sense of infatuation with the hero around her community, While other girls were looking towards female heroes for inspiration, she'd be dousing herself in the manly and sometimes cheesy antics of the male hero, because in her opinion. Nothing was more epic then just a straight fist-fight without all those cartwheels and dodging.

Except she had her head in the clouds a bit too much and when it came for her to pass her final exams before she could finally get into a hero school. She failed them due to a lack of studying having spent it watching heroes and daydreaming. Thus she had to retake a year. This time she was absolutely certain she was going to be a hero, and she actually managed to pass the year with pretty great grades. Of course Her quirk was still a bit rusty, so when she tried to sign up for the prestigious academies. She was outclassed each and every time. But she wasn't the type of gal to take it lying down. She had already been delayed her dream long enough. Thus she applied to Jigokuraku, because heroism is her dream.

She'll be the great monster that intimidates villainy into hiding! For that is her dream!

Miscellaneous:
Likes:
- Melee Combat
- Motercycles
- Watching Heroes work
- Giant Monster Movies

Dislikes:
- Short Skirts
- Braggarts
- Cold Weather
- Villians
Hates :
- Makeup
- Villians that attack the defenseless

- Emitter Quirk; Axel is able to create an independent copy of themselves.
Mesh physical appearance, personality, and backstory into one cohesive chunk of writing. All these things should feed into each other, after all.
Likes

• Disco
• Going with the flow
• Letting loose

Dislikes

• Party poopers
• Debby downers
• Hostile Harrys

Theme

Name:
Inoue Taro.

Age:
Fifteen (15).

Height:
5 feet and 11 inches.

Weight:
177 pounds.

Build:
Sturdy, horned.

Quirk:
Taro's quirk, Horn Cascade, is a transformation-type quirk that allows Taro to create shapes made from the horn-like protrusions spread across his body. The horns are spread across his body with the exception of his head, half-merged with his skin, which grow rapidly on demand.

Description:
At first glance, Taro doesn't look like an aspiring hero at all; hell, he doesn't even act like it. His face is almost permanently set into a glare and scowl, as if someone took a heat gun and shaped it that way. The set of horns on his forehead eluding to a certain biblical figure certainly doesn't help either, particularly with foreigners and the elderly. His disinterested, "let's get this over with" style demeanour certainly doesn't do him any favours either, need not mention his stark lack of charisma. So then begs the question: why would someone who doesn't fit the job description or even seem to care, want to become a hero?

Well, it'd be no fun if we gave it away so early, but let's talk about what led to the decision anyway!

Taro grew up living between a pair of orphanages. His parents supposedly passed before he was old enough to know any better and he never got the details about the situation with the rest of his family. It wasn't at all tragic or the likes - he enjoyed living with all the other kids and the staff always treated him well enough. For him, life at the orphanages was just his life, just as a life in a household is the life of most children. But that's not what you came here to hear - you want to know why he's enrolling into Jigokuraku, don't you?

Taro was almost adopted a couple of times. He was never so hot on the idea: someone coming along playing the "saviour card", pulling him away from the way of life he knew and was happy with. The staff at the orphanage were so happy when he went away for the trial, though, so he just... went along with it. In the end, he ended up back at the orphanages both times. The first time he went away, pressure from other family members in the would-be adoptive family who were opposed to adoption succeeded in making the family give up, but the second time, Taro intentionally sabotaged it. You see, when Taro came back from his first time with a potential adoptive family, he was confused at all the sympathy he got. He was happy to be back at the orphanage, back home, but everybody else only felt sorry for him.

Somewhere along the line, before he went to the second family, something fell into place in his mind: he was being defined by his lack of parents. When he realised it, it was the first time he was ever truly mad, but that gave way to something else: resolve. So began his obsession with heroes. So began his journey to Jigokuraku, included as part of a scattergun approach to finding his place in a hero course. So began his journey to becoming a hero.

So that leads to our big question: why does he want to become a hero? I thought I told you earlier - it'd be no fun if we gave it away so early!

Character Quote:
"Nothing is worth doing, unless someone, somewhere, really wishes you weren't doing it."
Name: Ariyoshi Haruko, "Haru"
Age: 15
Height: 5 ft 4 in.
Weight: 122 lbs.
Quirk: Tactile Telekinesis
Haruko can telekinetic manipulate any object she touches. In practice, she can move the tumblers inside a door lock, start a car by touching it, make origami art with one finger, and dress herself very quickly.

Description:
Although born in China, Haru is definitively Japanese. Her father, Ariyoshi Jin, is former diplomatic translator for the Foreign Affairs Ministry and traveled frequently. Her mother, Ji Yan, was a liaison from the Chinese Embassy and tragically died during childbirth.
Sayaka entered her life when she was only eighteen months old. Originally hired as a nanny, she and her father grew close, and later married. Her brother Tohru was born, when she was three.
Her childhood wasn't idyllic, but it wasn't terrible either. Her father was absent for days or weeks at a time because of work. In reality, it was Sayaka who raised her and Tohru. Haruko was a natural-born troublemaker, so the happy family option was a non-starter. Instead of "happy", it would be more accurate to call it "utter chaos". For her, "chaos" translated to "fun".
A typical day in the life of little Haruko consisted of terrorizing her brother and classmates while running around and cackling madly. Energetic and outgoing at best, a rambunctious brat at worst.
From convincing her brother that sock fairies ate the feet of children who left dirty laundry lying around, to swapping stickers on a Rubix cube to make them unsolvable, Haruko always had a gift for producing mischief of the highest quality. She has been the mastermind behind--or at least a co-conspirator to--nearly every prank perpetrated at school or at home since her first year of elementary school. Between her (self-proclaimed) cuteness and her brilliant acting skills, she's (almost) never been blamed for instigating things.

However, it wasn't meant to last. Things changed a lot after her quirk manifested. Locked doors and gates weren't an obstacle anymore, merely speed bumps. Harmless pranks turned into wild adventures, and the wild adventures turned became increasingly dangerous. After breaking into one of the condemned buildings on school grounds to "explore", one of her friends fell through some rotted floorboards and broke both of his legs. They weren't able to get him to the hospital for several hours because of where they were. He got really sick and Haruko never saw him after that.
Rumors twisted the truth and, somewhere along the way, Haruko had become a 'walking disaster'. She was cursed. All of her friends got injured. Every piece of electronics conveniently started malfunctioning around her.
Her friends abandoned her one-by-one. The rest of the student body shunned her very existence after that. And, less than a month, she had become a social pariah. The only people who paid her any attention were the few upperclassmen brazen enough to stare at her growing chest.

She switched schools twice to escape the rumors and the bullying, but it didn't last. Social media made sure that her reputation would follow her everywhere. Since then, she's made a concerted effort to distance herself from Tohru, her quirk-less little brother, to keep him safe.

In the span of a few years, she made the transformation from legendary prankster and adventurer extraordinaire to walking disaster to social outcast. But, no matter how much she wanted to move on and forget her past, it followed her around like an annoying dog. So, when she received an invitation to enroll at Jigokuraku, she took it. A school for would-be heroes sounded better that what she had and maybe she could reinvent herself.

Miscellaneous:
Likes - spicy food, rain, jazz, clay-sculpting, snakes, manga, tennis
Dislikes - Waking up early, vending machines, centipedes, kabuki theatre, chocoalate

Character Quote:


Name: Sakimoto, Hiroki

Age: 15

Height: 5' 5"

Weight: 159 lbs

Build:Lean and built, like a track or basketball athlete

Quirk: Turbine

***Quirk Details: His forearms from elbow to wrist are bulbous and expanded tube like structures that look and act like miniature jet engines, open at the elbow and the wrist, his hand going through it as if he was wearing big metal gauntlets. The blades inside of his forearms spin extremely fast drawing in air on the front and expelling it through the other side. If the blades spin the other way, air is drawn in through the back and expelled through the front. This allows him to create a cyclone suction effect that draws in a vacuum of wind, or he blows air through the front with a powerful air blast whatever he's pointing his arm at. For the suction effect the closer the items are, the stronger the pull is, with the effect wearing off to a slight breeze at about 30 meters. For the air blasting effect effect, he can apply enough force to actually propel himself off the ground and achieve flight for a very limited amount of time (9 seconds of prolonged use) or knock someone off their feet at close range.

He can put his hands together to amplify the effect, but he hasn't figured out how to have one of his jets spin one way, and the other arm to spin the other way. There is also a noticeably slow down, speed up, period, so he cant use suction and then blast instantly. From full suction to full blast, it takes about three seconds.

The quirk requires that both sides of the turbine cylinder be open for air intake and outtake. He also needs to be careful that nothing gets sucked up that can damage the interior blades. Sucking up nails or bolts or bits of metal would not be a good idea. If anything gets clogged in the turbine, it will no longer function, requiring a complicated and lengthy cleaning process. Additionally he needs to eat oily and greasy foods on a daily basis otherwise the turbine begins to lose lubrication and could seize up during use, which is debilitatingly painful, cramping the seized limb which needs time to recover. This also happens when he tries to push things over his limits, like with the six seconds of extended flight. His power quickly dwindles, and if he forces it beyond that point, the blades will seize up just like as if he didn't lubricate them. Obviously, while his forearms are naturally plated for added protection, if anything dents the plates, it's as painful as a natural bone break and will need to heal as normal.

***Quirk Development: Obtaining full flight capabilities like an actual jet would be a goal, as well as the better control. Granturismo would be a good example of what he's aiming for. Improving suction and blast strength as well, but what I'm thinking is that he learns to better utilize his abilities in unusual ways. For instance, perhaps as a costume concept, he can use capsules to cast out smoke screens, fire retardants, pepper spray, or use aspects of his environment, blasting water or sand.

Description: He has a blue skin tone with red strips across random parts of his body. His turbine wrists appear to be metallic in appearance and form.

Hiroki grew up in a competitive family that had deep ties with a hero agency that oversaw Saitama's safety and for that, he has grown up believing that he was going to be a hero. Because of that, he is proud to the point of arrogance. Hiroki's been described as a bit of a hot shot, and a show off. His family didn't discipline him enough even if he did screw up, praising and supporting his ability to jump into action, and this has also given him a bit of a trouble making streak. He believes that he can get away with things that others can't due to his skill and brashness.

He's an over achiever when it comes to school, sports, or acts of heroism, and he gets bitter if he's not recognized for his feats. The superiority complex makes him come across as a jerk, a bully, and generally unpleasant. He will scream and get attention frequently and will voice his opinion even if its blunt and mean. When it's not a serious matter, he generally mellows out and sticks with the crowd, finding validation in lackeys and followers. He will try to be the alpha but knows sometimes it doesnt matter, particularly if it's just for things like fun.

He's currently in a transition. He recently screwed up. He screwed up so bad that he got others hurt. He realized he can't do this alone, not until he's strong enough to. Despite his propensity to show off and leap before he looks, he's trying to actively take a step back. Become more considerate, tactful. Its a slow going process as he has to fight against his urge to gloat and belittle. His moments of general compassion and concern are a type of tough love. Hell save someone but call them an idiot for getting in the situation in the first place.

Miscellaneous: Praising his abilities is a great way to get on his good side. His lackeys until now has been more or less his best friends. The opposite is true. Calling him out earns his ire and he constantly believe people are trying to show him up, whether it was their intention or not. He lives in a world of followers and rivals. He needs time to see that sometimes people can just be friends.

Likes:
Fast Hard Music
Races/ Track/ Physical Competition
Action Movies
Praise

Dislikes:
Cowards, Nerds, Dweebs
Slow Music
Horror Movies
Disrespect