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Regenizard
Anthony Panelle — Regenizard
Quirk: Adaptation
In one universe, he's SCP-682, the Hard-To-Destroy-Reptile who hates all humans and is unable to be killed no matter what the Foundation could do. In this universe, he's an old friend of All Might and a Pro Hero.
- Adaptational Heroism: What's this? SCP-682, the misanthropic vaguely-reptilian monstrosity who can never be killed, is a hero in this story?! Surely, you jest!
- Adaptational Nice Guy: SCP-682 keeps roaring about how he'll kill anything that isn't him, with only a Malevolent A.I. and a Creepy Child to call a friend. Regenizard is a celebrated hero of the people, encouraging to others, and a good secondary mentor for Midoriya.
- Adaptational Species Change: In the original SCP Universe, he's a vaguely-reptilian creature of eldritch origin. Here, he's a full flesh-and-blood human.
- Adaptive Ability: It's literally his superpower. Years of training and hero work have crafted his body into something nearly unkillable, including Super-Toughness and a minor Healing Factor.
- Animal Motifs: Reptiles, of course, considering what his inspiration is. His epithet is even called the "Reptilian Hero".
- Animal-Themed Superbeing: His skin is scaled over, giving the appearance of a humanoid reptile. Plus his code name is a portmanteau of "regenerate" and "lizard".
- Birds of a Feather: He sent an internship offer to Midoriya since Regeneration and Adaptation have many similarities.
- Evil Parents Want Good Kids: He's actually one of the children of the villain Crimson Death, but he's not considered a Black Sheep since Crimson Death prefers a balance of good and evil (and thus heroes and villains).
- Foreshadowing: At first it seems strange that an American hero, even one who is an old friend of All Might, is operating in Japan. Then we learn that Vought International exists in this universe...
- Secret-Keeper: He knows all about One For All, and knows Toshi passed it on to Izuku. One of his goals when training Izuku during the internship is to improve his overall physical ability and thus improve One For All.
- The Social Darwinist: A bit of a subversion. He does believe in survival of the fittest, but also believes that anyone who can live to see their next sunrise can't be considered weak by any stretch of the imagination.
- Super-Toughness: The scales he developed on his skin are bulletproof and blade-proof, which makes him a nightmare for someone like Stain.
- Took a Level in Badass: He shows Midoriya a picture of himself when he was a scrawny boy before his Quirk kicked in and gave him the musculature needed to stand up to his bullies.
Elle-Ate
Elleanor Yagami — Elle-Ate
Quirk: Jubilation
SCP-999, the famous Tickle Monster, has always been a positive force of goodness in the bleak world of the SCP Foundation. In the MHSCP Universe, Elle-Ate takes it a step further by being a Hero protecting the innocent from evil.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: Not that SCP-999 isn't already adorable, but Elle-Ate looks like a flat-out Cute Monster Girl.
- Adaptational Intelligence: SCP-999 has the mental capacity of a house cat. Elle-Ate is a far more intelligent woman.
- Adaptational Species Change: Goes from being an Adorable Abomination to a human who just happens to have a slime-like body.
- Emotion Control: A positive version. Her Quirk causes anyone she touches to release dopamine, creating a sense of peace and calm.
- Evil Parents Want Good Kids: Like her half-brother Tony, Elleanor is a child of Crimson Death/The Scarlet King, but she's not a Black Sheep as her father wants her to be a hero to balance his evil.
- Slime Girl: Her body is made of a malleable orange jelly-like substance as a mutation of her Quirk, which gives her elastic and shapeshifting properties.
- Taking the Bullet: She had no qualms about giving Bakugo permission to use his Explosion Quirk in an effort to stop the sludge villain while she held it off, even knowing the resulting heat would weaken her malleable body.
Foresight
Chisa Chau — Foresight
Quirk: Double Vision
SCP-187 is a Caucasian woman who has a unique form of precognition whereby she sees everything in two states simultaneously: as they are, and as they will be. In this reality, she is a pro heroine preventing harm on the innocent.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: SCP-187 is largely emaciated due to being unable to properly eat (she keeps seeing her food as being digested in front of her). Foresight has a much healthier weight and looks very gorgeous.
- Adaptational Badass: She's healthier, stronger, and overall more badass than SCP-187.
- Adaptational Nationality: Caucasian in canon, Japanese in the story.
- Combat Clairvoyance: During a fight she can predict attacks her opponent will make, as well as target weak points just by spotting their future injuries.
- Foil: To Sir Nighteye. Both have the means to see the future, but in very different ways. And while Sir Nighteye initially believes that You Can't Fight Fate, Foresight always tries to find a way to Screw Destiny.
- Happily Married: To Agent of J.
- Logical Weakness: She needs full 20/20 vision in both eyes for her Quirk to be active. She takes advantage of this when she doesn't need her Quirk by either covering one of her eyes, or using special lenses that slightly dull her vision.
- She can only see the future of whatever she's looking at. If something is going to happen outside her peripheral vision, such as a hole opening in the floor when she doesn't think to look down, then she can get caught off-guard.
- The Mentor: Becomes one for Yaoyorozu to help her boost her confidence.
- Mundane Utility: Her Double Vision can detect secret doors by spotting a future when the door will be open.
- Ocular Gushers: Turns out the Midoriya family doesn't have a monopoly on this, as she cries while hugging Xenia after the USJ... Despite knowing she would be alright.
- Power Incontinence: Her quirk allows her to see the future alongside the present, but she can't turn it off. To combat this, she either uses lenses or covers one of her eyes.
- Spanner in the Works: Frequently! Her ability to see the future of anything involved in a document lets her predict the attack on the USJ and training camp, as well as track down Himiko Toga from just a profile.
Vigorshy
Terumi Haiiroiwa — Vigorshy
Quirk: Personal Radar
SCP-096 has been a Tragic Monster who simply wishes to disappear and flies into a homicidal rage when anybody makes the mistake of looking at his face. Here, he's a much more confident, kind, and heroic individual who uses his monstrous looks to scare villains from committing crimes.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: SCP-096 looks very emaciated, and typically the last thing anyone says when they see its face is that it's "one ugly motherfucker". Vigorshy, on the other hand, is muscular and rugged-looking.
- Adaptational Heroism: SCP-096 would attack anybody who saw his face. Vigorshy only attacks villains and knows who the innocents are.
- Adaptational Modesty: While SCP-096 doesn't wear anything, Vigorshy has jeans and slightly ripped shoes for his hero costume.
- Big Brother Is Watching: His Quirk, Personal Radar, allows him to zero in on any individual who looks at his face, even if it's just in a photograph.
- Face of a Thug: Despite his monstrous appearance, he is a noble hero who fights for justice.
- Super-Toughness: His skin is noted to be especially invulnerable to damage, which makes it all the more shocking when he's somehow defeated by Gentle Criminal.
- Terror Hero: Definitely qualifies given his scary appearance and his ability to home in on whoever sees his face. He even gives Fumikage a few tips on being a terror hero during the internship.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Gives one of these, along with a Dope Slap, to Mt. Lady when she tries getting Favors for the Sexy during the sports festival.
- Wolverine Claws: His Quirk has some mutation elements to it, giving him razor-sharp claws. But he'll only go all out with them if a villain has thick skin.
Endo Hound
Junko Yagi, née Asahi — Endo Hound
Quirk: Amnestic Breath
The vicious bloodthirsty monsters known as SCP-939 are a single heroic woman in this universe and not only that but the high school sweetheart of All Might himself.
- Action Mom: After she and Toshi adopt Eri. Unlike her husband, she's still active as a pro hero even after giving birth to their son Mamoru.
- Adaptational Attractiveness: Junko is by far more attractive than the monsters making up the SCP-939 species.
- Adaptational Heroism: From a predator species that seems to enjoy hunting humans, to a pro hero that seeks to protect innocent civilians.
- Adaptational Species Change: Whatever SCP-939 is, it most assuredly isn't human. Junko on the other hand is.
- Aura Vision: Her endothermic vision lets her "see" via heat signatures.
- Composite Character: From an entire species of quadrapedal monsters to a single human woman.
- Handicapped Badass: Being blind doesn't stop her from defeating villains.
- Laser-Guided Amnesia: Her Amnestic Breath can inflict temporary amnesia on individuals. This works with villains who manage to elude capture, as their brief bouts of amnesia cause them to return to the scene of their crimes, leaving them wide open.
- Logical Weakness: While her endothermic vision largely makes up for her blindness, it's not perfect:
- Larger heat signatures can overwhelm her sight, such as during her UA entrance exam when she encountered the zero-pointer.
- She can't make out anything on a monitor since the heat signature only comes off a large block. During the sports festival's obstacle course, she has to rely on a special audio track to keep up with the action.
- Mum Looks Like a Sister: Despite being in her forties, she still looks gorgeous.
- Mythology Gag: Her father's hero code name is Many Voices, which is the epithet for SCP-939.
- Official Couple/Happily Married: With All Might.
- Pulling the Thread: She's the first to realize something's off with the Nomu that attacks the USJ when Shigaraki explains about its Shock Absorption Quirk. Such a Quirk shouldn't let it withstand her combat claws, yet it was still standing after multiple slashes. Sure enough, it's revealed the Nomu has a second Quirk called Cellular Reconstitution.
- Secret-Keeper: She knows about One For All, having been told by All Might so she'd be ready in case All For One attacked.
- Spanner in the Works: Using her Quirk on Shigaraki during the USJ incident knocks over the first domino toward him breaking away from All For One.
- Wolverine Claws: Her hero costume comes with a set for combat purposes.
Depestilous
Jotaro Narukami — Depestilous
Quirk: Cellular Manipulation
A close friend of All Might and the one who healed him of his injury, Depestilous is the Hero counterpart of the infamous Plague Doctor, SCP-049.
- Adaptational Heroism: SCP-049 was an Affably Evil individual who was only trying to cure what he believed was a terrible disease infecting everybody. Here, he's a hero with a much more clear view of right and wrong.
- Back from the Dead: Can invoke this on anyone using his Quirk, assuming he can get to them within twenty-four hours.
- Hammerspace: His satchel holds a small wormhole connected to the weapons locker at his agency, from which he can grab whatever he needs in a fight.
- Healing Hands: His Quirk allows him to manifest stem cells and accelerate cellular division to heal wounds, replace organs, and even bring the recently deceased back to life. It can also stimulate a body's immune systems to let it more effectively fight off disease.
- Loophole Abuse: After Oboro is freed from being Kurogiri, Narukami notes that the rate of cellular decay from his death had been halted due to the Nomu creation process, letting him resurrect Oboro even though it had been years since his death.
- Necessary Drawback: To keep his ability to raise the dead from being a Story-Breaker Power, it has two major drawbacks.
- First, he can't bring someone back if they've been dead for more than twenty-four hours since by that point their cellular decay has advanced too much. This is why he didn't bring back Water Hose. He had been working a different case at the time of their murder, and by the time he learned of it, it had already been four hours past the time limit.
- Second, raising the dead with his power drains a lot of his energy, and he needs to rest in between resurrections. After the Shie Hassaikai raid, he notes that he can't get to everyone. Though he's able to resurrect Sir Nighteye and numerous police officers, six heroes still wind up permanently dead.
- Point of Divergence: He winds up as a big nail in this story. His healing of Tensei Ida helps remove a ton of angst from Tenya, ending his desire to seek revenge against Stain. He's also able to bring Sir Nighteye back from clinical death, taking a load off Eri's shoulders. And of course, healing All Might after his first battle with All For One proved to be a major nail in the MHA story.
- Screw Destiny: When Sir Nighteye shows him a future where All Might's injury leads to him dying to a monster after five years, Narukami decides to change fate with his own hands. Literally, by his own hands.
- Secret-Keeper: It's implied that he knows about One For All, since he berated Sasaki over finding a successor for All Might.
- What the Hell, Hero?: When he learns that Sir Nighteye has been grooming Mirio to be All Might's successor, Narukami asks if Sasaki is training the next Symbol of Peace... Or the next All Might.
Swift Sculpt
Josuke Morimoto — Swift Sculpt
Quirk: Sight Speed
The heroic counterpart of the one that started the whole SCP Mythos; SCP-173.
- Adaptational Badass: SCP-173 required that nobody was looking at it in order to even move. Josuke can move normally without his Quirk, and can "tag" a single individual to move super fast when that person takes their eyes off him, regardless if anyone else is.
- Adaptational Heroism: A killer statue who snaps the necks of those who get too close to him and lose sight in one universe, a heroic individual who apprehends villains safely in another.
- Adaptational Species Change: Instead of a living statue, he's a human with a mutation that gives him concrete-like skin.
- Mythology Gag: SCP-173 has a habit of breaking the neck of whoever it gets close to. Josuke's preferred method of non-lethal takedowns are choke holds.
- Oh, Crap!: Stain's reaction when he sees Swift Sculpt (along with Tenya, who's interning with him), since Josuke can outpace him the second he loses sight of the hero, and his nearly indestructible skin makes it impossible for Stain to draw blood.
- Super-Speed: His Quirk allows him to lock on to a single target and if the target loses sight of him, his speed increases a hundred-fold.
- Super-Toughness: A mutation grants him nigh-unbreakable skin that is as hard as concrete and rebar.
Infablaze
Shiro Kasainensho — Infablaze
Quirk: Burning Man
The heroic counterpart of SCP-457.
- Adaptational Heroism: SCP-457 is always demanding more carbon-based material to get bigger and stronger, something the SCP Foundation obviously doesn't want to happen. Infablaze shows more moderation, typically only fueling himself using gasoline.
- Adaptational Species Change: SCP-457 was less "man" and more "burning". Shiro is the exact opposite.
- Elemental Shapeshifter: Not only can he turn himself into fire, but from there he can shape his body into any form he wants. During the attack on Hosu, he strikes a Nomu using a fire hammer.
- Power-Up Food: A variation. He can absorb carbon-based materials (he typically prefers gasoline) to grow stronger.
- Man of Kryptonite: For Stain, of all people. Regenizard and Swift Sculpt only had to get by on Super-Toughness, but Infablaze in his fire form has no blood whatsoever.
- Meaningful Name: His last name contains the words for "fire" and "burning".
- Playing with Fire: Well he is called Infablaze, a portmanteau of "inferno" and "blaze".
- Sidekick: He used to be this for Endeavor, but ultimately went independent. One of the reasons why he took on Shoto, Endeavor's son, for an internship.
Firebird
Firebird
Quirk: Phoenix
A Pro Hero that can come back from even death. She's the counterpart of SCP-273.
- The Mentor: Serves as this for Cellophane's internship.
- Playing with Fire: In addition to being able to self-resurrect, she possesses control over fire.
- Reluctant Fanservice Girl: In her early career she had to deal with her Quirk destroying her costume every time she resurrected, which left her embarrassed. She's since switched to a suit made from genetic fibers, which can reconstruct itself when her Quirk triggers.
- Resurrective Immortality: If killed in battle, she can self-immolate and rise from the ashes, just like the mythical bird her Quirk is named after.
Odion
Kyosuke Takaharu — Odion
Quirk: Time Beyond
The reincarnation of the fallen knight Oersted, now holding all the powers of the Lord of Dark Odio.
- Bait-and-Switch: From the first time he says his code name, you might think he's yet another incarnation of Odio. But as it turns out, he's the reincarnation of Oersted.
- The chapter that features him, too. At first it seems to center around All Might and Regenizard, until Odion beats them both during the final tournament.
- Clear My Name: Surprisingly averted. Even though he suspected Salome had been framing him for her crimes, he trusted the people to know the truth and kept on being a hero for the sake of it.
- Earn Your Happy Ending: As the reincarnation of Oersted, he's able to live the life once denied the fallen knight.
- Foil: To Oersted, and fitting the themes of Live A Live:
- Love: Much like Pogo, he took his time with his Love Interest. They've been dating for six years at the time of the chapter.
- Inheritance: Much like Lei Kugo, he takes his teachings seriously and thoroughly.
- Trust and accountability: As with Oboromaru, he doesn't sugarcoat the sins of his past life, treating them as his own and vowing to rise above them, trusting the people and those around him to know he can do the right thing.
- Companionship: Like the Sundown Kid, he's learned to value those close to him, having a strong friendship with fellow hero Apache Chief.
- Strength: Just like with Masaru Takaharu, he doesn't consider strength to be solely about one's body. One must have strength of heart as well.
- Destiny: Just like with Akira, he doesn't care about destiny. The world treated what he was like a demon, but he vowed to become a hero in spite of that and succeeded.
- Humanism: Like with Cube, he treats people as people, and despises Salome for thinking those with Quirks are less than human.
- Hatred: While he does hold contempt for Salome, he doesn't use it as an excuse to kill her, merely beat her down for all the evil she's committed.
- Heroic Lineage: In addition to being the reincarnation of a once-beloved knight, it's suggested he's the great-grandson of Masaru Takaharu, one of the seven heroes who fought Odio across time.
- Mythology Gag: Each of the attacks he uses against Salome is based on the final bosses in Live A Live:
- "T-Rex Strike": Odo was a giant tyrannosaurus rex.
- "King's Mountain Fist": The "Wan" in Ou Di Wan Lee means king, and Salome's reaction to it suggests it even came from the Indomitable Fist style.
- "Frog and Serpent": Ode Iou had a demon form called Gamahebi, which was a humanoid frog carrying a giant snake.
- "Gatling Rapid Fire": O. Dio's primary weapon was a Gatling gun.
- "World Overseen": Odie O'Bright traveled the world defeating and killing the greatest martial artists.
- "God Bird Descending": Odeo took the form of a bird statue and was believed to be a divine being.
- "Gateway Crash": Both words can be found in computer terminology, bringing to mind the AI program OD-10.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Gives one to Salome at the end of the tournament, just to make her pay for all her evil.
- Theme Naming: His code name matches the naming convention of the incarnations of Odio. Subverted in that he's not actually one of Odio's incarnations.
Endeavor
Enji Todoroki — Endeavor
Quirk: Hellflame
The #2 Hero in Japan. Thanks to the appearance of the SCP Foundation, Endeavor's family problems have been more ironed out than in canon.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: Thanks to the SCP Foundation helping manage his family issues, Enji is much less of a jerk than he was when he was first introduced.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: He doesn't send an internship request to his son like in canon, instead suggesting several other notable heroes, including his former sidekick Infablaze.
- Hates the Job, Loves the Limelight: Inverted. He only sees himself as a hero to save the people, never getting involved in the celebrity side of things. Ironic, considering he's number one on Stain's hit list.
- Logical Weakness: Hilariously, Inko crying all over him shows that tremendous amounts of water can douse his flames.
- Poor Communication Kills: Feels he's guilty of this, which cost him the life of his eldest son (twice over no less) and strained his relationship with the rest of his family.
- Shaming the Mob: During Bakugo and Uraraka's fight at the sports festival, he berates the hecklers in the crowd who claim Bakugo is bullying a weak girl.
- So Proud of You: He's says as such to Shoto when he receives his hero license on his own terms.
- Violence Really Is the Answer: Explains to Izuku that he already tried words with Shoto and it didn't work, meaning if Izuku really wants to help Shoto get over his mental trauma he'll have to beat the sense into him during the sports festival tournament.
Sir Nighteye
Mirai Sasaki — Sir Nighteye
Quirk: Foresight
All Might's former sidekick who now runs his own agency. He's the personal mentor of Mirio Togata.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: Midoriya doesn't go to him for work study, instead choosing Valjean. Though Sasaki does get a few of Midoriya's classmates instead.
- Armor-Piercing Question: Gets one from Depestilous, who asks him if he's training Mirio to be the next Symbol of Peace... Or the next All Might.
- Back from the Dead: He still winds up clinically dead from one of Overhaul's attacks, but luckily Depestilous is able to bring him back.
- Heel Realization: He comes to realize that it was never his choice alone who All Might's successor was going to be and comes to accept Midoriya as the new Symbol of Peace.
- Shout-Out: When he arrives at Toshi's wedding (it's implied that he was invited but no one expected he'd come) he and Toshi do a reenactment of Michael Scott arriving at Dwight Schrute's wedding.
- Spared by the Adaptation: While he does get fatally wounded by Overhaul like in canon, Depestilous is able to get to him and bring him back to life.
- Took a Level in Idealism: After he's brought back, his visions start to show much more idealistic futures, showing that he's stopped being so cynical.
The Boys
Billy Butcher
Billy Butcher
Quirk: Quirk Understanding
The leader of The Boys. He and his team come to Heights Alliance for aid in taking down Vought.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: While still rough around the edges, he has more faith in Heroes due to seeing the likes of All Might, who are actually genuinely heroic people.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: He doesn't wind up teaming with Soldier Boy due to never meeting him or even investigating his death (the Shadows did both, and Arsene sent Soldier Boy straight to Vought using a warp ability).
- Awesome by Analysis: His Quirk lets him know how any anomaly works just by looking at it, whether it be an object, a living being, or even an altered world event.
- Genre Savvy: He knows full well his wife Becca won't leave her son Ryan to Homelander's care, even to be with him again.
- He also goes straight to Midorang, a hero who is by and large considered to be even stronger than Homelander.
- When listening to the instructions on how to enter the Oldest House, he sends Frenchie and The Female with another group, then makes sure he, Hughie, and MM go last to make sure they know what they're doing when accessing the Oceanside Motel's anomaly.
- Like a Son to Me: How he intends to treat Ryan, who is technically his stepson.
- Related in the Adaptation: His cousin is Wally Jacobs, AKA Waldo of the League of Villains and the alternate counterpart to SCP-4885.
- Restored My Faith in Humanity: Seeing heroes like All Might who actually care about saving people helped Butcher realize that only Vought's heroes are douche bags, and that even then some can be redeemed.
Hughie Campbell
Hughie Campbell
Quirk: Teleportation
A member of The Boys who Butcher recruited after A-Train accidentally killed his girlfriend, Robin.
- Adaptational Badass: By virtue of his Quirk, which is a powerful transportation-based Quirk perfect for moving the entire team.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Surprisingly he gets one, easily taking advantage of how weak the TNT Twins had become in using their superpowers to teleport them right in front of a prison van before throwing them in.
- Forgiven, but Not Forgotten: The fact that A-Train took responsibility for accidentally killing his girlfriend means Hughie is ready to start forgiving Reggie, but he won't forget. Especially since it was because of Vought that the incident was brushed aside.
- Official Couple: It's noted that he's still dating Starlight in this reality.
Mother's Milk
Marvin T. Milk
Quirk: Payback
Billy Butcher's best friend and right-hand man in The Boys.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: He seems to have a much better dynamic with the team overall.
- Best Served Cold: He's willing to wait until The Boys and the Heights Alliance are ready to bring down Vought all at once before getting his revenge on Soldier Boy.
- Cursed with Awesome: His Quirk doesn't really have much strength... Unless someone does something to anger him. Say, when Soldier Boy killed his grandparents.
- Hour of Power: When his Quirk is active he temporarily gains Super-Strength and Super-Speed, enough to rival even Midorang. But he can only maintain it so long as his grudge remains unsated.
- You Killed My Father: Like in canon, he's gunning for Soldier Boy specifically due the death of his grandparents.
Frenchie
Serge Kapon
Quirk: Alchemy
A former member of All for One's network before his death. Now, he's the brains of The Boys.
- Chemistry Can Do Anything: He can make anything using chemicals, from drugs to poisons to Compound V.
- Heel–Face Turn: A former member of All For One's network, he eventually joined The Boys when All For One died in prison.
- Mythology Gag: His last name is the same as the actor who plays him in the live-action series.
- Named by the Adaptation: We learn his last name in this story.
The Female
Kimiko Miyashiro
Quirk: Unbreakable Body
The sole female member of The Boys.
- Composite Character: Her Quirk is noted to be a combination of Midorang's Regeneration and Red Riot's Hardening.
- One-Man Army: When The Boys and Midorang invade the TNT Twins' Herogasm, she's seen dealing with multiple Vought heroes without breaking a sweat.
- Took a Level in Badass: It's noted that she used to be a super-abled human, until The Boys repeated the Foundation's experiment and she became a Quirked human.
The Seven
Star and Stripe
Cathleen Bate — Star and Stripe
Quirk: New Order
An American Pro Hero who was inspired by All Might after he rescued her when she was just a child.
- I Know Your True Name: She needs to know the name of any living thing she uses her Quirk on. Since she most commonly uses it on herself, this is rarely an issue.
- Sidekick: Was this to Regenizard for a few years due to Vought's influence preventing her from making her debut in America.
- Spared by the Adaptation: She never confronts Tomura when he's controlled by All For One, so he doesn't kill her like in canon.
- Strong as They Need to Be: Her Quirk can make her as strong as Homelander if she really needs it.
- Wrong Context Magic: She admits her Quirk barely qualifies as such (it really only counts due to being an anomaly attached to a living being).
Starlight
Annie January — Starlight
Quirk: Photokinesis
A rookie member of The Seven who genuinely wants to do good, serving as a beacon of light to help pull The Seven out of the darkness they've found themselves in and into true heroism.
- Adaptational Angst Downgrade: Queen Maeve manages to keep The Deep from sexually exploiting her. This leads to the two female Supes becoming friends and working together to reform The Seven into a true Hero Team.
- Amicable Exes: She has no problems being on the same team as Supersonic in spite of their breakup.
- Official Couple: With Hughie, as per canon.
Supersonic
Alex Clark — Supersonic
Quirk: Pulse Burst
Starlight's Old Flame and a new member of The Seven.
- Amicable Exes: He's long moved on from Starlight and they remain good friends.
- Irony: He ruptures Homelander's eardrums using his Quirk the same way Comic!Homelander does to innocent people.
- Spared by the Adaptation: Homelander doesn't get the chance to kill him this time.
Queen Maeve
Margaret Shaw — Queen Maeve
Quirk: Olympian
A veteran member of The Seven who is not happy with the way Vought has been running things lately.
- Anti-Villain: She's not actually a bad guy, and is in fact one of the more noble members of Vought's corporate machine. But she's still part of that machine.
- Breaking Old Trends: The last three out of four chapters (not counting Infinite's run-in with the Super Crooks) had a character from The Boys confront the Heights Alliance in some fashion. While Queen Maeve does fight the girls from the League of Villains, she's nothing but cordial to the girls from the Heights Alliance.
- Distracted by the Sexy: Like in canon she's bisexual, and her thoughts on trying to place her female interviewer's accent are cut off when she notes how form-fitting the suit is. And since we later learn said interviewer is actually Melissa Shields...
- Hates the Job, Loves the Limelight: Inverted. She hates being reduced to a mere celebrity and wants to be a real hero for once.
- Internal Reformist: Unlike Translucent, who gets captured and comprised forcing Edgar to drop his position, and A-Train, who straight-up quits to atone for his past crimes, Queen Maeve sticks with The Seven in hopes of wresting control away from Homelander and Soldier Boy.
- Mythology Gag: In the original comic of The Boys, Queen Maeve was capable of flying. In the live-action series, only Homelander had that power. In this story, Margaret gains the ability to fly once her Quirk kicks in after the Compound V in her body burns out.
Black Noir
Earving Martin — Black Noir
Quirk: Super Regeneration
The Second-in-Command of The Seven, Homelander's best friend, Soldier Boy's former teammate in Payback, and Stan Edgar's Chief Assassin.
- Beat: His imaginary friend Buster Beaver takes one after Black Noir takes out an entire unit of the Insurgency's STG when he realizes he's gone through three whole sentences without a single stutter. It's a sign that Earving's mental state is starting to recover.
- Experienced Protagonist: He's already got twenty years of experience over the rest of the Vought heroes, and it shows when he attacks the Chaos Insurgency on his own.
- Helpful Hallucination: Buster Beaver and his team actually help Earving push through his PTSD and fear of Soldier Boy. Justified in that they're not really hallucinations per se, but rather imaginary friends.
- Irony: Despite being called "super", his healing factor is actually weaker than Midoriya's.
- My Greatest Failure: While the events of One Plus One Equals Two did occur, Earving wasn't actually trying to corrupt Homelander. He was just showing him how to clean up a mess and hoped Homelander would learn from his mistakes to become a better hero. Unfortunately, Homelander turned out to be The Sociopath.
- Mythology Gag: Deep notes that one of the rumors surrounding the reason why Black Noir doesn't speak is that he's secretly a clone of Homelander, and speaking would give that away (a rumor Deep knows to be untrue since he's seen Black Noir without his mask on). In the original comics, this was exactly the case.
- Named by the Adaptation: Here we learn his last name.
- Neck Lift: Does this to Soldier Boy of all people, showing very clearly the reversal of power.
- Not Afraid of You Anymore: Once he awakens his Quirk, Earving no longer has anything to fear from Soldier Boy and lets him know it.
- One-Man Army: He's the only Vought hero to successfully take out an entire cell of the Chaos Insurgency's STG (A-Train and Queen Maeve took out a few members of other cells, but they had help from Ingenium and Uravity's team, respectively).
- O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Edgar realizes just how strong Earving's new Quirk is when he sees him eating an Almond Joy. Having a tree nut allergy, Earving normally wouldn't be able to eat almonds. His healing factor became that strong.
- Suddenly Voiced: Spurred on by his imaginary friends' advice to burn out his Compound V to gain a Quirk, Earving pushes past his PTSD regarding Soldier Boy and finally starts talking.
- The One Thing I Don't Hate About You: For all he hates and fears Soldier Boy, Earving is grateful he prevented Homelander from killing him for keeping the secret of his true parentage.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Gives an epic one to Soldier Boy about how he only ever cared about his spotlight, and wouldn't let any of his team even come close to being as strong as him.
- This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself: He takes on an entire cell of the Chaos Insurgency without waiting for the Heights Alliance, determined to unleash his evolution to Quirked human on his own terms.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's visibly terrified of Soldier Boy and for good reason.
Translucent
Alexis Cobalt — Translucent
Quirk: Carbon Coating
A member of The Seven who can convert his body into a carbon-based substance that bends light, allowing him to become invisible and nigh-indestructible.
- Five-Second Foreshadowing: His training in an SCP lab shows that when a super-abled human burns out the Compound V in their body naturally, it transforms them into a Quirked human (since Compound V can activate the dormant Quirk factors in normal humans). That very same chapter, the same thing happens to A-Train...
- He's Back!: He returns to The Seven following Stormfront's arrest, now that it's full of more Quirked humans that can stand up to the likes of Homelander and Soldier Boy.
- Logical Weakness: Carbon is very capable of conducting electricity, leaving Translucent vulnerable to high voltage. Cue Kaminari knocking him out in one shock.
- Light-bending invisibility doesn't remove heat signatures, and Cellophane's support gear includes a thermal visor.
- Meaningful Name: Cobalt is a type of element that can be formed into metal alloy when mixed with carbon.
- Named by the Adaptation: We don't really learn his name in canon. Here he gets one.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: He sees him and his family being moved to Japan as a good thing since it means he can get away from Homelander and Vought's control.
- Spared by the Adaptation: Instead of being captured by The Boys and subsequently killed by Hughie, he is captured by Heights Alliance, then allowed to move to Japan with his family by the SCP Foundation to start his hero career properly.
- Super-Toughness: Once his Quirk awakens his skin becomes so strong it can withstand punches from Homelander.
A-Train
Reggie Franklin — A-Train
Quirk: Express Line
A member of The Seven who can move at super-fast speeds. He suffers from self-worth issues that cause him to over-rely on Compound V.
- Adaptational Heroism: Since the story takes place before later seasons of The Boys, many of A-Train's more detestable actions never happened, opening the way for his redemption.
- Big "SHUT UP!": His reaction when Ingenium rightfully brags about how his powers have evolved through years of training during their fight.
- Internal Reformist: He eventually returns to The Seven for this very purpose.
- Let's You and Him Fight: He was in Egypt to hunt down members of the Chaos Insurgency (and possibly Herr Chirurg with them) only to get caught up fighting the Heights Alliance when they stepped in.
- Logical Weakness: He has trouble running over unstable ground, and subsonic noises mess up his equilibrium enough that he can't properly run.
- Must Make Amends: He vows to pay his dues for the accidental killing of Robin (Hughie's late girlfriend) after he burns out the Compound V in his body and awakens to a true Quirk.
- Oh, Crap!: When he learns the relationship between Compound V and Quirks (one dose can awaken a normal human to a Quirk, but repeated doses inhibit the Quirk's potential) he realizes Vought has been tricking their heroes into thinking they need to keep taking doses in order to maintain their powers, when in reality it's being used to keep them under control.
- Spanner in the Works: His return throws a big one in Stormfront's plans, filling up the empty slot left by The Deep's arrest before Stormfront can induct her own hand-picked choice.
- Took a Level in Badass: And quickly. As he burns through his body's supply of Compound V fighting Ingenium, he finds his heart growing stronger and his body getting faster. His Quirk makes it possible to break out of Homelander's grip and outspeed him without effort.
The Diary Holders
Jupiter
Yukiteru Amano — Jupiter
Quirk: Stockpile
Object of Power: Random Diary
A new student at UA High after Heights Alliance's graduation. He finds himself and his girlfriend Yuno roped into a strange battle.
- Adaptational Badass: Big time. Not only is he a hero student, his Quirk slowly makes him stronger over time. Heck, he scores the first point in the Diary Game by knocking out Boar.
- Battle Couple: He and Yuno act like this much earlier than canon.
- Distracted by the Sexy: When Yuno mentioned her growing bust size, it really gets Yuki's attention.
- Foil: To Midoriya. Both have incredible Quirks that grow stronger over time, but Yuki was born with his while Midoriya inherited his. Midoriya is also the World's Strongest Man while Yuki simply has a Charles Atlas Super Power. Finally, Midoriya was in Class A during his time at UA, while Yuki is in Class B.
- Genre Savvy: Once he was alerted to the location of the antidote to Dog's poison by Keigo, Yuki immediately went to dump it into the Omekata temple's water supply, knowing it was the best distribution tactic.
- Mythology Gag: Stockpile was the Quirk that All For One had given to his brother Yoichi that merged with his hidden Quirk to create One For All.
- Official Couple: With Yuno.
- Super-Toughness: In addition to being incredibly strong, Yuki is durable enough to survive a bomb going off at close range.
Juno
Yuno Gasai — Juno
Quirk: Combat Pragmatist
Object of Power: Love Diary
A new student at UA High after Heights Alliance's graduation and Yukiteru's girlfriend.
- Adaptational Heroism: She's a Hero Student at UA High and isn't a Yandere this time.
- Bad Powers, Good People: Subverted. Her actual Quirk is something that can be used by both heroes and villains. Her Future Diary, on the other hand, could be mistaken for a stalker's diary.
- Battle Couple: Definitely this with Yukiteru, and from the first time we see them no less.
- Most Common Superpower: Deconstructed as she thinks her boobs are getting too big, to the point she can barely fit into her swimsuit.
- Mundane Utility: She uses her Quirk on her bikini top, making the straps as strong as whips... All to keep it from popping off on her due to her large bust size.
- My Suit Is Also Super: And not because of genetic fibers like other superheroes. Instead it's because of Yuno's Quirk, which changes her hero costume into effective body armor.
- Not Hyperbole: When she says her Quirk turns anything she can get her hands into a weapon, she means it. A wooden boat paddle in her hands becomes strong enough to crack concrete.
- Official Couple: With Yukiteru.
- Required Secondary Powers: Her Quirk lets her turn anything she gets her hands on into a weapon, but it doesn't necessarily have to be a lethal one. The first time we see her use her Quirk is defensively as she spins a lead pipe around to deflect bullets fired by Boar.
- Semantic Superpower: Anything she touches becomes a weapon. By which that means anything that touches her skin.
- Stalker with a Crush: She's concerned that her Future Diary would be perfect for one.
Vulcanus
Takao Hiyama — Vulcanus
Quirk: Ruthless
Object of Power: Murder Diary
A teacher at Aldera Junior High who secretly moonlights as a serial killer due to finding it the only way he can feel emotion due to the nature of his Quirk.
- Adaptational Angst Upgrade: In canon, his reason for being a serial killer seemed to be simply For the Evulz. Here it's because his Quirk prevents him from feeling emotion, and killing is the only thing that makes him feel alive.
- Anti-Villain: If he had his way he wouldn't be a serial killer. He only does so because he's desperate to feel anything, and his desired wish should his team win the Diary Game is to know how to turn his Quirk off and feel emotions again. Compared to him the Zodiac assassins are far worse.
- Blessed with Suck: He was born with a Quirk that allows him to suppress his emotions but he doesn't know how to turn it off, leaving him unable to feel for most of his life. This led to him turning to serial killing due to finding it the only way he could find excitement in his empty life.
- Genre Savvy: He stays away from the initial hunt for Sheep at UA, knowing a school for heroes is the last place a wanted serial killer wants to be lurking about.
- I Just Want to Be Normal: When he finds out the team who wins the game can have their greatest wish fulfilled, he decides what he wants most is to be able to turn his Quirk off.
- Mr. Exposition: He's the one who explains the rules of the Diary Game when he finds them.
- Pay Evil unto Evil: When he meets up with Minene and Tsubaki, he immediately kills Funatsu, the traitorous member of the Omekata Group who tried to kill Tsubaki's parents.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: After Boar is taken down with Emily's help, Takao decides to get out of there since he is a wanted villain while she is a pro hero.
Minerva
Minene Uryu — Minerva
Quirk: Mortar Cannon
Object of Power: Escape Diary
A mercenary terrorist who targets churches and other places of religion but has a code of honor to her work.
- Abled in the Adaptation: In canon she lost one of her eyes during her first true appearance. Here she walks away from her first meeting with Yuki without a scratch.
- Anti-Villain: She doesn't want to cause unnecessary suffering, hopes that Sheep doesn't slaughter the non-hero students of UA, and her Quirk will only detonate when it impacts its actual target.
- Anything but That!: She dislikes the idea of having to face Vine, since she's a terrorist targeting religious organizations while Vine is a devout Christian.
- Crazy-Prepared: As per canon. She even has a glider for escaping UA once the hunt for Sheep goes south.
- Eyepatch of Power: Uses one that lets her see the world in augmented reality to assist in her escape skills.
- Genre Savvy: She realizes Yuki and Yuno are part of the Diary Game just from the fact that they hunted down Sheep ahead of all the superhero teachers.
- Rage Against the Heavens: Instead of wanting to Kill the God, Minene wants to rant about all the evils whatever gods exist allow to happen in their name.
- Required Secondary Powers: Her Mortar blasts will only detonate once they hit whatever she's trying to target. They'll harmlessly bounce off anything else.
- Villainesses Want Heroes: She's still dating Masumi, it seems, even going undercover to make dating him easier.
Mercurius
Keigo Kurusu — Mercurius
Quirk: Forensic
Object of Power: Investigation Diary
A very skilled cop with a part to play in the Diary Game.
- Awesome by Analysis: Thanks to both his Quirk and his diary, he's able to identify Takao as the mysterious serial killer lurking around Aldera.
- The Commissioner Gordon: Naturally is this since he's a cop working in a world of superheroes.
- Friend on the Force: Quickly establishes himself as this to Yuno and Yuki, since they're all on the Hero team in the Diary Game together.
- Non-Action Guy: He may be an effective cop with a Quirk, but he's an otherwise normal human going up against dangerous villains with even more dangerous superpowers. The teenaged heroes in training are more effective at dealing with the Zodiac assassins than him.
- Redundancy Department of Redundancy: Having both a Quirk and a Future Diary that aid in investigative work is almost this trope, though it is subverted since both work differently.
Apollo
Tsubaki Kasugano — Apollo
Quirk: Aura Vision
Object of Power: Clairvoyance Diary
The young head of The Omekata Group.
- A Child Shall Lead Them: She's only a teenager, yet she leads an entire religious group.
- Anti-Villain: Of the "villain in name only" variety. She's only on the villain team to keep the numbers even, and is otherwise described as a virtuous individual.
- Blind Seer: Subverted in that she's only legally blind, and can still see quite well thanks to her Quirk.
Pluto
Yomotsu Hirasaka — Pluto/SeigiRed
Quirk: Quirkless
Object of Power: Justice Diary, Twelve Changer
A former vigilante who was recruited into a stage-show-themed Super Sentai, the Seigi Sentai GO12.
- Adaptational Badass: While Yomotsu is still an ordinary human with no natural superpowers, he does become the Henshin Hero he styled himself as in canon, and with a much better costume to boot.
- And the Adventure Continues: A variation in that we see said adventure continuing from Yomotsu's perspective. He and his team have already defeated their Nebulous Evil Organization and are now just acting as regular heroes on patrol.
- Handicapped Badass: He's blind, yet led a year-long successful campaign against the Underground Empire Rizer. He's set to continue his success as a hero alongside the other "heroic" Diary Holders.
- Meaningful Name: While the team only has six rangers (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink, and Black), it is noted that the team has six support members, making twelve team members total.
Ceres
Reisuke Hojo — Ceres
Quirk: Trapper
Object of Power: Hyper Vision Diary
A young 5-year-old boy who dreams of becoming an Underground Hero.
- Anti-Villain: He's on the villain team, but only as a means to keep the numbers of the teams even. In fact, his biggest dream is to become an underground hero.
- Cheerful Child: He treats Yukiteru and Yuno like older siblings, dreams of one day being a hero, and is overall much nicer and heroic than his canon counterpart.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: He has to defend Yukiteru's home from four assassins several years older than him and with much more experience. He still smacks them around with his traps, Home Alone style.
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: Shortly after his Quirk awoke, he trained himself to only see nonlethal trap patterns in the objects he observes.
- Trap Master: His Quirk allows him to pinpoint any object in his area and how they can be linked together to create traps.
Diana
Karyudo Tsukushima — Diana
Quirk: Dog Whisperer
Object of Power: Breeder Diary
A humble breeder who deeply values his dogs.
- Anti-Villain: He's only on the villain team of Diary Holders to keep the numbers even for both teams. He's actually a Humble Hero who volunteers his beloved canines for search and rescue work.
- The Beastmaster: His Quirk allows him to communicate with and give commands to any breed of dog.
- Gender-Blender Name: He's given the code name Diana for the contest against the Zodiac League, which confuses him since the name is traditionally a woman's name.
- Like Father, Unlike Son: His daughter Hinata decided to use her Quirk to become a mighty hero, acting more in the spotlight.
SCP Foundation
Amelia Buck
Amelia Burk
Quirk: Quirkless
The main protagonist of SCP Animated - Tales from the Foundation. She finds herself in this bizarre amalgam of My Hero Academia and her old world.
- Didn't See That Coming: When she was passed Midoriya's file, she thought that meant she would have to be the one to break the news that he was Quirkless. Imagine her surprise when she learned about his potent Regeneration Quirk.
- Hidden Depths: The rest of her crew is very surprised to learn that she's into anime and manga.
- Point of Divergence: Something happened regarding Gustav's attempt to warp himself to another reality, inadvertently taking Amelia and her crew with him. Instead of just another alternate SCP world, they wound up in a combination SCP/My Hero Academia world.
- Took a Level in Cheerfulness: Going from a Crapsack World to a world full of superheroes certainly helped her relax.
- You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me!: Her reaction, along with everyone else from her world, when they spot Vigorshy, the heroic counterpart to SCP-096. One can only imagine how she reacted to other dangerous SCPs having heroic counterparts in this reality.
Bridgette Jarvis
Bridget Jarvis
Quirk: Final Girl
Mirio's girlfriend and a member of the Mobile Task Force. Based on SCP-5733.
- Action Girlfriend: She's a member of the Foundation's MTF division, and is Mirio's girlfriend.
- Ambiguously Human: Downplayed. She's biologically human, and nothing about her is different from a typical woman her age. But she technically manifested from a magnetic tape strip on a VHS, essentially being a living anomaly.
- Beyond the Impossible: During her fight with Gunpowder, Bridgette's Quirk somehow makes an AK-47 (probably the world's most reliable rifle) jam instantly. Gunpowder lampshades it, asking how such a rifle could even jam at all.
- Born Lucky: How her Quirk manifests, in a Mythology Gag to how Final Girls in slasher flicks tend to survive even in scenarios where they should logically be dead.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: In-universe, as per the anomalous ability of the movie she came from. At a point when it came time to face the killer of the movie, Bridgette would speak directly to the viewer (Mirio in her most notable case) and beg them to help her survive somehow.
- Earn Your Happy Ending: There's no telling how many cycles she went through trying to escape or kill the Suburb Slasher (it's a good thing she only remembers the cycle in which she escaped) but escape she did... Into the real world, and now dating a Nice Guy while becoming a badass special forces agent for an agency working to protect the world.
- Final Girl: One of several from an anomalous slasher flick named Return of the Suburb Slasher.
- Glad-to-Be-Alive Sex: Had this with Mirio in her room during a dream sequence (It Makes Sense in Context) and woke up the next morning in his room, fully manifested into the real world.
- Guide Dang It!: Unlike what is implied in SCP canon, it turns out it is possible to save the Final Girl from the Suburb Slasher. But they need to be an attractive young man around the Final Girl's age group, and they need to treat the movie like it's just another movie, allowing them to give out advice randomly and prevent the psychic killer from reading their thoughts to Out-Gabmit them.
- Guys Smash, Girls Shoot: Justified in that her boyfriend is a superhero while she's a combat operative, but Bridgette tends to use firearms while Mirio uses fisticuffs.
- Legacy Character: She's not the first Final Girl to have manifested from Revenge of the Suburb Slasher. Nor is she the last.
- Most Common Superpower: Her boobs are stated to be as big as Mirio's butt.
- Mythology Gag: Bridgette states that the first Final Girl in the movie was named Heather Campbell, which was the name mentioned in the canon SCP document for SCP-5733.
Kyudai Garaki
Kyudai Garaki
Quirk: Life Force
In the prime universe, Kyudai Garaki is All For One's trusted advisor and doctor. Here, he's a respected and noble member of the SCP Foundation.
- Adaptational Heroism: Thanks to talking with Dr. Clef about his concerns over the Quirk Singularity Theory, Garaki realizes he should do something about it instead of just preaching.
- Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: Instead of working for All For One, he works with the various One For All users. And he's lived long enough to personally know each of them.
- In Spite of a Nail: He's still the creator of the Nomu research, but after it gets stolen by Waldo it's Gustav who makes more use of it. Instead, Garaki uses the additional research Gustav made to undo the Nomu creation process.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Originally All For One had an immortality Quirk called Eternity, which he gave to his father. However, he still got to have a long life since Garaki unwittingly sold one of All For One's subordinates a copy of his Life Force Quirk as part of his research.
