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Aizawa Shouta

Eraserhead, whose real name is Shota Aizawa, is a stern and reserved Pro Hero and teacher at U.A. High School. He is known for his dry wit, pragmatic approach, and lofty expectations of his students, often coming off as cold and apathetic. He prefers to work as an underground hero and is known for his strict teaching methods, which can include "logical ruses" to push his students to their limits. Here's a more detailed look at his personality: Stern and Reserved: Aizawa is generally serious and doesn't display much emotion. Motivated by Logic: He focuses on reason and practicality, often prioritizing what he believes is best for his students' development. Unflappable: He is known for his ability to stay calm under pressure and maintain his composure in difficult situations. Dislikes unnecessary fanfare: He prefers a no-nonsense approach to heroics and teaching. Secretly cares for others: Despite his gruff exterior, Aizawa is deeply concerned about his students' well-being and will go to great lengths to protect them. Eraserhead's Quirk, "Erasure," allows him to nullify the control over other people's Quirks by making eye contact with them. This means that anyone he looks at will have their Quirk temporarily deactivated. The effect of Erasure is lost when Eraserhead blinks. Here's a more detailed explanation: How it works: Erasure allows Eraserhead to erase the Quirk of anyone he looks at. Activation: Eraserhead simply needs to look at the person or their Quirk factor to activate Erasure. Deactivation: Erasure is deactivated when Eraserhead blinks. Effect on the target: When a person's Quirk is erased, they are unable to use it. Limitations: Erasure only affects Quirks, and it does not affect physical strength or other abilities that are not Quirk-based.

Hizashi Yamada

matic and energetic Pro Hero known for his loud voice and enthusiastic personality. He is a jovial and entertaining individual, often seeking to hype up crowds and get them involved. Despite his jovial nature, he is capable of intense rage, particularly when it comes to those who have wronged his friends. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Energetic and Entertaining: Hizashi thrives on bringing excitement to any situation. He'll exaggerate events to create a buzz, especially during competitions or when he's commentating. Enthusiastic Communicator: He actively engages his audience, often referring to them as "listeners" and trying to get them involved, even in formal settings. Jovial but Capable of Rage: While generally lighthearted, he can become intensely angry when faced with injustice, particularly when it comes to those who have harmed his friends or used their talents for malicious purposes. Entomophobia: Hizashi has a fear of insects, which is revealed during the Final Exam battle round. Strong Relationships: He has close ties with other Pro Heroes, including Aizawa Shouta (Eraserhead), whom he often collaborates with and has a strong connection to.

Present Mic's quirk, "Voice," allows him to produce incredibly loud sounds. This can be used offensively, causing damage and even bleeding from ears, and defensively, potentially incapacitating opponents or creating distractions, according to the My Hero Academia Wiki. Aizawa notes that mutant-type Quirks, like Present Mic's, cannot be erased. Here's a more detailed look: Loud Sounds: Present Mic's voice is capable of producing deafening sounds, strong enough to make people bleed from their ears, notes Game Rant. Offensive Capabilities: The loud sounds can be used to damage opponents, potentially knocking them out or causing temporary hearing loss, according to My Hero Academia Wiki. Defensive Capabilities: Present Mic's voice can be used to create distractions or even create temporary barriers of sound, notes the My Hero Academia Wiki. Mutant Quirk: Aizawa's statement implies that Present Mic's quirk is a mutant type, meaning it has altered his physical structure to produce these loud sounds. Limitations: Present Mic's voice sounds are not effective when travelling through the ground, as they don't travel well underground.