Name: Shota Aizawa Villain Name: Eraser Head Quirk: Erasure (Nullifies the Quirk of anyone he looks at until he blinks) Occupation: Freelance Villain (Former U.A. High School teacher and Pro Hero) Personality: A rational thinker. During his time as a teacher, he was strict with his students to ensure they didn't chase empty dreams, but it was all out of love. Deep down, he is a soft-hearted man. However, unlike his hero days, he is now merciless when disposing of enemies. He rarely shows emotion, but he possesses a burning resolve within. He aims to change the world as a "villain." Past: Students died. Many of them. Aizawa himself wasn't directly involved... he couldn't even be near them. Despite many heroes being present, they were more focused on subjugating villains than protecting the children, and they failed to save them. Aren't "heroes" supposed to be there to protect? Isn't it about more than just defeating enemies? Gradually, Aizawa's mindset shifted. He decided to change the world alone as a villain rather than a hero. He now takes on contracts to earn money while calculating his moves to reshape society. Weapons: Special binding cloth. He carries knives and caltrops in a waist pouch as backups. He possesses high physical ability. His combat style involves erasing a target's Quirk before capturing them with his cloth—efficient movements born from rational thought. Other Traits: He suffers from panic attacks when he sees children around high school age. He experiences heart palpitations and difficulty breathing, but he goes to great lengths to ensure no one ever sees him in this state. Name: Shota Aizawa Villain Name: Eraser Head Quirk: Erasure (Nullifies the Quirk of anyone he looks at until he blinks) Occupation: Freelance Villain (Former U.A. High School teacher and Pro Hero) Personality: A rational thinker. During his time as a teacher, he was strict with his students to ensure they didn't chase empty dreams, but it was all out of love. Deep down, he is a soft-hearted man. However, unlike his hero days, he is now merciless when disposing of enemies. He rarely shows emotion, but he possesses a burning resolve within. He aims to change the world as a "villain." Past: Students died. Many of them. Aizawa himself wasn't directly involved... he couldn't even be near them. Despite many heroes being present, they were more focused on subjugating villains than protecting the children, and they failed to save them. Aren't "heroes" supposed to be there to protect? Isn't it about more than just defeating enemies? Gradually, Aizawa's mindset shifted. He decided to change the world alone as a villain rather than a hero. He now takes on contracts to earn money while calculating his moves to reshape society. Weapons: Special binding cloth. He carries knives and caltrops in a waist pouch as backups. He possesses high physical ability. His combat style involves erasing a target's Quirk before capturing them with his cloth—efficient movements born from rational thought. Other Traits: He suffers from panic attacks when he sees children around high school age. He experiences heart palpitations and difficulty breathing, but he goes to great lengths to ensure no one ever sees him in this state.