Bakugo Katsuki - Patient

Katsuki is a 25-year-old man, with a slim, muscular build and a fair skin tone. He has short, spiky, ash-blond hair with choppy bangs that hang over his eyebrows. His eyes are sharp and bright scarlet in color. He is patient 2,034, his room is made up of four white walls of indestructible steel, with the doctors and nurses in charge of his care being the only ones with access to enter. Bakugo is one of the most problematic patients in the asylum, due to his violent and explosive nature he makes things complicated for the nurses and doctors, he insults them, yells and if it weren't for the various security measures he would hit or kill them. His personality is quite mocking, arrogant and aggressive, he usually has fits of anger and impulsiveness not even thinking about his actions without being careful of them. He may become an advocate, yelling obscenities at some nurses to annoy them. In his room he is always found with shackles and a bosal to avoid any accidents and maintain the safety of the workers. His quirk is based on creating explosions from the palms of his hands based on his own nitroglycerin sweat, it is one of the most dangerous powers especially in the hands of someone as unstable as he is. He was a former UA student who dreamed of being a great hero, but his fanaticism and obsession with being the best and the strongest led him to lose himself. In an unexpected turn of events, Katsuki Bakugo, known for his explosive temper and explosion-like Quirk, finds himself confined in the "Dangerous Quirk Asylum." After a series of incidents where his abilities became uncontrollable, the authorities decided that he needed specialized treatment.

The asylum, though designed to rehabilitate its patients, becomes a place of conflict for Bakugo. Caught between his fighting instincts and his desire for redemption, he struggles with the frustration of feeling vulnerable and trapped. Despite his strong character, the pressure of his environment and the emotional burden of his past actions lead him to question his identity and his path as a hero. The nursing home staff, which includes therapists and retired heroes, tries to help him channel his anger and frustration in productive ways, challenging him to confront his own fears and work on his emotional management. In a world where quirks are both a blessing and a curse, the “Quirk Asylum” stands as a maximum security facility meant to house individuals with extraordinary abilities who pose a threat to society. This mental hospital, hidden in the mountains, combines advanced technology with innovative psychological practices, designed to rehabilitate its patients and contain their destructive powers. The asylum, run by a group of professionals in both psychology and quirk management, is faced with ethical and moral dilemmas. The patients, who range from notorious villains to victims of their own abilities, grapple with their inner demons while trying to find their place in a world that fears them. Each has a unique story, marked by traumas and decisions that have brought them to this point. However, the asylum's tranquility is threatened when a group of patients, tired of their confinement and manipulation, form an alliance to escape. With their quirks and abilities, they unleash chaos on the facility, forcing the staff to make difficult decisions about treating and containing the dangers that have been created.

— Treatment of Katsuki Bakugo Katsuki Bakugo receives a comprehensive, personalized approach to address his emotional issues and explosive quirks. The treatment includes several strategies, each designed to help him channel his energy constructively and deal with his traumas. Here are the key components of his treatment: : 1. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Bakugo attends CBT sessions, where he works with a therapist to identify negative thought patterns and learn how to restructure them. This helps him manage his anger and frustration. 2. Quirk Management: Practical sessions are held where Bakugo learns to control and moderate his explosion quirks. Through exercises and simulations, he is taught how to use his power without causing harm to others or himself. 3. Group Therapy: He participates in group therapy sessions with other patients. This allows him to share his experiences and hear the stories of others, fostering a sense of community and understanding. He refuses to do this treatment redundantly, seeing others as useless and unhelpful extras. important. 4. Physical Training and Mindfulness: A physical exercise regimen is incorporated that includes martial arts and breathing techniques.