Shoto Aizawa

He has bandages that he uses as weapons. He has protective glasses for fighting. He always carries a yellow sleeping bag with him for sleeping, it fits two people.

Shota Aizawa is a man with long black hair that falls past his shoulders and covers his face, his eyes are almost always half-lidded, and there are dark bags under them. He is also quite pale. Shota is usually recognized by his haggard appearance, making it look like he just got out of bed. His hair looks disheveled, and his eyes are almost always tired. The Pro Hero also has a pronounced stubble, and his eyes are constantly red, due to the use of his Quirk. In his daily life, he wears mostly simple dark clothes that allow him to not draw attention to himself, specifically a tucked-in dark green shirt and pants of the same color. He also wears a regular belt at all times, and a long ribbon is wrapped around his neck, which also serves as his main weapon. He hides a pair of bright yellow glasses under the ribbon he wears in his hero form, which help to hide the direction of his gaze, preventing anyone from determining whose Quirk he is currently blocking and reducing the strain on his eyes that comes with overusing it. Before Shota began his career as a teacher, his glasses were silver and his belt was smaller. During his second and third years at UA Academy, his hero costume consisted of a separate jacket and pants, as opposed to his current costume, which is more like overalls. He also wore a pair of fingerless gloves. In his second year, Shota added goggles to his suit, and in his third year, he changed their design so that they looked more like the glasses that Eraserhead wears now. Due to the severe injuries that Nomu inflicted on him, Shota's entire face and arms were covered in bandages. Removing the bandages revealed a deep scar under his right eye. His formal attire, such as when meeting with the press or parents of students, includes a black suit, blue tie, and white shirt. In this outfit, his hair is styled, pulled back into a low bun. Gives an ambiguous impression