Human Realm (Luz Noceda | Reality Check Camp) | Vestige Realm (All For One) | Demon Realm | Mutant Realm
U.A. High School Students
Class 1-A
Izuku Midoriya
Debut:
Quirk: One For All, Quirkless (Formerly)
A 14-year-old boy with a deep love for heroes. He wishes to become a great hero that inspires peace across the world, much like his idol, All Might. While that dream at first looked impossible due to him being born Quirkless, a chance meeting with his idol gives him a chance to make his dream a reality.
"One For All", is the Emitter-Class Quirk that All Might passed down to him, allowing Izuku to stockpile an enormous amount of raw power, allowing him to significantly enhance all of his physical abilities to a superhuman level. Unfortunately, his body can't handle the overwhelming power his Quirk gives him, so he can only use a small percentage of its power without hurting himself.
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Katsuki Bakugo
Debut:
Quirk: Explosion
A crude, unfriendly, violent and arrogant boy whose delinquent-like attitude is more fitting of a villain than a hero. His power combined with his prodigious athleticism, has led him to develop a severe superiority complex and relentlessly bully his Quirkless former friend, Izuku Midoriya. He believes that a true hero should be the strongest and always win, which is why he hates being helped by others.
His powerful Emitter-Class Quirk, "Explosion", allows him to secrete an explosive substance from sweat glands in his hands and ignite it at will.
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- Having a Blast: His Quirk allows him to create explosions with the sweat from his palms; more specifically, his sweat is very nitroglycerin-like and he can ignite it as he pleases. As a result, the more Katsuki sweats, the stronger the explosions become.
- Heroic Lineage: Katsuki appears to be a direct descendant of Kudo, a Rebel Leader of La Résistance against All For One and second wielder of One For All.
- Related in the Adaptation: It's implied that Kudo and Katsuki are related as ancestor and descendant.
Ochaco Uraraka
Debut:
Quirk: Zero Gravity
An outgoing young girl who befriends Midoriya after he saves her during the entrance exam. Her family owns a construction company that hasn't gotten any work in a long time, leaving them mostly broke, and because of this, she wants to become a heroine in order to earn enough money to give her parents a better life.
Her Emitter-Class Quirk is called "Zero Gravity," which lets her reduce the gravitational pull of anything she touches to zero.
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- Gravity Master: The Quirk "Zero Gravity" allows Ochaco the ability to remove the gravity of anything (be it an object, person, or animal) that she comes into physical contact with using the pads on her fingertips.
Pro Heroes
U.A. School Faculty and Staff
Toshinori Yagi - The Symbol of Peace
Debut: Chapter 1/ Episode 1: Luz Noceda - Origin
Quirk: One For All, Quirkless (Formerly)
Japan's highest-ranking hero, who acts as a pillar of hope and justice for heroes everywhere to follow. He's a man known for his incredible strength, bottomless kindness, and unbelievable charisma, the Hero everyone aspires to be. His work in bringing down crime rates in Japan has led others to call him the "Symbol of Peace". He's also the one that killed All For One.
"One For All", the Emitter-Class Quirk he inherited, has stockpiled the power of all its previous owners, significantly enhancing all of his physical abilities to a superhuman level. This results in him having unbelievable levels of strength, speed, agility, and durability that make All Might nearly invincible.
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- The Ace: All Might is this to the Pro-Hero community. He's the most powerful and respected superhero in Japan and possibly the world, beloved by the public and making short work of all but the most dangerous of Villains in an instant.
- Adaptational Badass: Unlike his canon counterpart, this version of All Might was able to put down All For One in their fight where he was severely injured.
- Big Good: He's this in his world.
- Good Is Not Soft: All Might proved this when he killed All For One.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: He has a head of golden blonde hair and is the kindest superhero imaginable.
- Hope Bringer: His job is to bring hope to everyone in need with his arrival. He's called the "Symbol of Peace" for a reason.
- Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: His injury was caused by All For One's Spearlike Bone in their Final Battle.
- Lightning Bruiser: He's the strongest, toughest, and faster character of his realm.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: All Might may have done his world a favour putting down All For One in their Final Battle before the story events of My Hero Academia starts, he unintentionally caused a Mass Super-Empowering Event in Luz's world when All For One's Quirk transferred into the girl, setting off the story's bloody events.
- The Paragon: He's called "The Symbol of Peace" for a reason.
- Person of Mass Destruction: His fight with All For One destroyed an entire city with many casualties caught in the crossfire.
- Personality Powers: An archetypal superhero and The Paragon just so happens to have incredible Super-Strength to go with it.
- Pyrrhic Victory: While All Might managed to kill All For One, not only does he receive is canon Career-Ending Injury but a whole city was destroyed in the process with numerous deaths caused in the process. Not to mention All For One had a plan to come back from the dead.
- Shut Up, Hannibal!: All Might's response to All For One's We Will Meet Again speech and Evil Laugh is to completely crush his skull completely, killing him.
- Super-Strength: His Quirk "One For All" is a strength boost power also provides Super-Speed and In a Single Bound jumping ability.
- Talk to the Fist: All For One is Killed Mid-Sentence by All Might's punch while monologing.
- Thou Shall Not Kill: He made an exception for All For One though.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: He unknowingly started the events of the story by killing All For One.
- Vengeance Feels Empty: While he knows he had to kill All For One, he couldn't help but feel had been played, like villain planned for his demise.
- World's Strongest Man: He's by and far away the most powerful and successful Hero in Japan, and possibly the world. All Might was the one to put down All For One, the most powerful villain in his Realm.
Other Heroes
Iwao Oguro - O'clock/ Knuckleduster
Debut:
Quirk: Overclock
Iwao served as a Pro-hero after graduating from UA.
He possessed an acceleration Emitter-Class Quirk called "Overclock" that allowed him to move incredibly quickly in short bursts of speed.
- Death by Adaptation: Unlike his canon self, who's still alive and well in his late 40s, he was murdered by All For One at the age of 19.
- Point of Divergence: Basically, the events of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, didn't happen in this story. This is because All For One killed O'clock not long after he left the school, after Dr. Ujiko found out about his Quirk and what it did. All For One desired to have it, and so tracked him down, took Overclock and killed him. Because Iwao died before he had become Knuckleduster it means that Koichi was never able to become the crawler with Knuckleduster's guidance.
- Posthumous Character: He's long dead by now.
- Super-Speed: As O'Clock, Iwao possessed the power "Overclock" which granted him great speed in short periods. He even wore a full-body red suit similar to The Flash to go with The Speedster motif.
- We Can Rule Together: All For One killed O'clock because he turned down this offer from him.
League of Villains
Tenko Shimura/ Tomura Shigaraki - The Symbol of Fear
Debut:
Quirk: Decay
A jaded and irritable young man who wants to destroy society. He was raised by All For One, and groomed to be his successor before his sensei's death at All Might's hands.
His Emitter-Class Quirk, "Decay", allows him to destroy anything he touches provided all five of his fingers are in contact with the object.
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- Ambiguous Situation: All For One has no idea what has become of his protege. For all he knew, The Doctor did away with Tomura and left him completely successor-less. Or worse, All Might found Tomura and scaled back the boy’s rage, and completely turned him back into being Tenko Shimura.
- Make Them Rot: With his Quirk "Decay", he can effectively destroy anything he touches with all five fingers.
All For One's Lieutenants
Kurogiri
Debut:
Quirk: Warp Gatenote
A shadowy member of the League who acted as Shigaraki's guardian.
His Emitter-Class Quirk is "Warp Gate", and it allows him to create portals out of his shadowy figure.
- Ambiguous Situation: Seeing the Smog Quirk user, Shigaraki reminisces about it. Deeming it to be too impractical for him to use, he used it a Quirk project (heavily implied to be Kurogiri) but died before could see it succeed. We can only hope that Eraserhead's high-school friend is at peace, however, since he was created before All For One's first defeat at All Might's hands (his death in the story) Kurogiri is most likely still a Nomu.
- Thinking Up Portals: This is what his Quirk does. What goes into one dark portal goes out of another one. Kurogiri can create multiple warp points and even suddenly dissipate a warp mid-use with fatal effect.
Gigantomachia
Debut:
Quirks: Endurance (Original), Gigantification, Pain Blocker, Fierce Gains, Dog, Mole, Energy Saver.
An older member of the League, a gargantuan, Kaiju-like villain who served as All For One's bodyguard.
- Adaptation Deviation: According to All For One, Gigantomachia became large, dumb and loyal as he had been due to being experimented on with Titan's Blood, instead of his brain failing due to his Quirk Overload as in canon.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: He dwarfs trees and even buildings and can get even bigger with his "Gigantification" Quirk.
- Feel No Pain: One of Gigantomachia's Quirks, "Pain Blocker", nullifies all pain, which explains why he's able to shrug off even attacks that manage to knock him back.
- Gathering Steam: He can grow larger the longer a fight goes on.
- Heroic Spirit: Inverted as he's the loyal subordinate to evil incarnate. His original Quirk "Endurance" has the ability to convert morale into physical power.
- Kaiju: He's called Gigantomachia for a very good reason.
- Mind Control: All For One used Titan's Blood to keep Gigantomachia as this.
- Muscles Are Meaningful: Gigantomachia's Quirk "Fierce Gains" allows his muscles to harden and strengthen at exceptional levels.
- The Needless: His Quirk "Energy Saver" allows Gigantomachia's body to function on very small amounts of nutrition and hydration.
- Sizeshifter: In battle, Gigantomachia literally grows in size, turning him from his already giant size to absolutely gigantic proportions. He was also temporarily given one to shrink, too, by All For One.
- The Sleepless: He can fully function on a minimal amount of sleep.
- Super-Senses: His Quirk "Dog" makes his sense of hearing and smell very acute, which allows him to quickly find and locate targets from basically anywhere.
- Victory by Endurance: Gigantomachia was specifically outfitted with the Quirk "Endurance" by the Doctor that would prove advantageous in prolonged combat, allowing him to keep fighting at full strength long after most other fighters would have been worn down.
- Wolverine Claws: When he goes all-out, he can make his fingers grow into massive claws that look like giant rocks shaped into digits from his "Mole" Quirk.
Dr. Kyudai Garaki/ Daruma Ujiko/ Tsubasa
Debut:
Quirk: Life Force (Artificial Duplicate), Life Force (Original; Formerly)
An older member of the League, a mysterious elderly man who worked as All For One's personal doctor.
He possesses a Mutant-Class Quirk of his own, "Life Force", which lengthens his lifespan at the cost of some physical mobility. He offered the original Quirk to All For One out of gratitude for helping him, while he himself kept a copy of it.
- Evil Genius: He's the one behind the creation of the Nomus and has been experimenting with them for a long time. So far none of the scientists in the Underdark have been able to successfully replicate it, even with the leftover Quirks copies in DNA vials, as well as a few of his machines in the place that now acted as The Underdark’s lab. He's capable of extracting Quirks from their owners without the use of All For One's Quirk, and that he's capable of duplicating the extracted Quirks to graft into multiple subjects, like Super Regeneration and Strength Enhancer.
- Evil Old Folks: Over a hundred years old and is loyal to The Symbol of Evil.
- For Science!: This is why he does his unethical Quirk experiments.
- Long-Lived: His Quirk, Life Force, doubles his lifespan at the cost of his athleticism, making him look like he's only in his 60s when he's really 120-years-old. Garaki replicated it and gave the original Quirk to All For One while he retained a duplicate. Its inferior to Luz's Longevity power as it triples her lifespan and doesn't reduce her physical abilities.
- Mad Doctor: All For One plans to meet Dr. Garaki back in his world to the same genetic augmentations on Luz as he did to his own body to hold more Quirks and make her body stronger.
- Mad Scientist: Yep, being the one to create the Nomus and he even lives in your typical mad scientist lab. The scientists in the Demon Realm are still trying to figure out how he did it.
- Power Copying: The Doctor has developed Quirk replication tech as part of his research for All For One. Presumably with the doctor's help, All For One had a copy of his late brother's original Quirk. Because he couldn’t get the 2 powers to merge within his body, he decided to have them merged when creating a child, then the result would be One For All.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: The Doctor left the Boiling Isles in a hurry when Shigaraki had noted they were out of Titan's Blood and would eventually be stranded in the Demon Realm.
- Villainous Friendship: All For One still remembers him fondly and Perry holds him in high regard even after 14 years since they last saw each other.
- Would Hurt a Child: He experimented and drugged a young King for years to extract his Titan's Blood to travel to the Demon Realm.
Vanguard Action Squad
Artificial Humans (Nomus)
Debut:
Quirk:
These are powerful monsters created by All For One with Dr. Kyudai Garaki, used by the League of Villains as soldiers. These monsters were people who couldn't handle more than one Quirk, granted by All For One, which caused them to become mindless dolls.
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- Ability Mixing: The Doctor could combine multiple Quirks into singular powers. Some, such as Super Regeneration or Super-Strength, are the result of multiple similar Quirks being added into each other.
- Artificial Human: It's right there in the name. Although the corpses of witches and demons will do just nicely.
- Body Horror: They were mutated and experimented on Quirk users, with multiple Quirks shoved into their bodies, making them brain dead.
- Combo Platter Powers: Nomu are given whatever Quirks out of All for One's collection that he considers useful for his agenda.
- Dumb Muscle: The Nomus are unable to think or rationalize things on their own, and only have the intelligence of a wild beast.
- Elite Mooks: They acted as this for All For One during the war for the Boiling Isles.
- Flawed Prototype: The earliest versions of Nomu were used by All For One in the war for control of the Boiling Isles.
- Giant Mook: Some of these Nomus are downright gigantic.
- Healing Factor: Their most common Quirk is near-instant regeneration.
- Knight of Cerebus: Things take a darker turn when its revealed that Perry is trying to recreate them with dead witches and demons.
- Super-Strength: Their power is on par with King's, who is already very strong by himself.
- Super-Speed: Their quickness is said to match even the fastest of... giraffes before they had migrated to the Human Realm.
- Was Once a Man: They were all just normal people until All For One and Doctor Garaki got to them. Now Perry wants to do this with dead witches and demons.
The Volcano Thieves
Maguma Iwata
Debut:
Quirk: Eruption
The leader of the Volcano Thieves.
His Emitter-Class Quirk, "Eruption", allows him to burn his fat to produce a lava-like substance as hot as magma. His right hand can scatter a wide range of magma, and his left hand can extrude lava lasers.
- The Leader: He's this to his team.
- Magma Man: His "Eruption" Quirk allows him to burn his fat to produce a lava-like substance.
Konako Haizono
Debut:
Quirk: Dust
A member of the Volcano Thieves.
Her Emitter-Class Quirk, "Dust", allows her to create ash-like dust from her body, that she often uses as a distraction. Her skin will become dry and rough if she overuses her Quirk.
- A Handful for an Eye: Dusty Ash uses her Quirk mainly to distract others by throwing dust at their eyes, nose, and mouth.
Tsumuji Kazetani
Debut:
Quirk: Fan
Another member of the Volcano Thieves.
His Mutant-Class Quirk, "Fan" allows him to create winds by spinning his wrist, but he can only use it for a maximum of a full minute, otherwise, he'll get tenosynovitis.
- Blow You Away: His "Fan" Quirk allow him to make winds using his large hands.
Yakuza - Shie Hassaikai
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- The Remnant: By present day they have become this.
Meta Liberation Army
Unknown to the public, the police and even the leader himself, Destro had a child. After generations of hiding, one of Destro's descendants Rikiya Yotsubashi, a.k.a. "Re-Destro", leads a modern incarnation of the Meta Liberation Army and intends to carry out his ancestor's ideology. Under his new leadership, the Army has expanded to currently hold allegedly more than 116,000 soldiers.
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- Connected All Along: All For One worked alongside the MLA to fight against the repressive government towards Quirk users. Its highly likely the supervillain personally met Destro, too.
- Fantastic Terrorists: They're a terrorist group that seeks to overturn the laws restricting Quirk usage by any means necessary, often resorting to Quirk-powered acts of terror to get their point across. All For One used them as this during his rise to power.
- Order Versus Chaos: They represents Chaos to the government's Order.
- The Revolution Will Not Be Civilized: Destro justified the use of terrorism to get their point across in order to make the free use of Quirks a reality. This only hindered their efforts in the long-run.
Chikara Yotsubashi
Debut:
Quirk/ Meta-Ability:
The Grand Commander and Founder of the original Meta Liberation Army and an infamous villain who made his mark in history of his Realm. He was eventually arrested and wrote an autobiography in prison before committing suicide. The principles expressed in said autobiography continue to influence people in the present.
- Driven to Suicide: Destro eventually killed himself in prison after publishing his autobiography.
- Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: His mother's murder was the reason why he was fighting against society as he felt they stole her words when she tried to fight for his rights as a Meta-human.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Destro believed that using Quirks should be a fundamental human right and raised an army against the Government against their draconian restrictions during his time. However, him promoting terrorism did not help his cause in the long-run.
Villain Factory
Rokuro Nomura
Debut:
Quirk: All For One (Artificial Duplicate)
Stolen Quirks: Overclock, Self-Detonation, Super Regeneration (Artificial Duplicate), Bombify, Radio Waves (Artificial Duplicate)
A villain who was one of All For One's experiments with a deep admiration for the hero O'Clock, whom he was so obsessed with that he wanted to become his successor.
He even held a duplicate of Emitter-Class Quirk, All For One.
- Action Bomb: Thanks to having Bomber cells planted in him, he was able to utilize the "Self-Detonation" Quirk by having them grow over his limbs.
- Adaptational Explanation: The reason he could hold so many Quirks was because he had an imperfect copy of All For One.
- Combo Platter Powers: Number 6 had been outfitted with a number of, stolen Quirks that made him an equally deadly and versatile villain. His arsenal included, Overclock, Self-Detonation, Bombify, Super-Regeneration, and Radio Waves.
- Dies Differently in Adaptation: In manga he dies in a Superpower Meltdown in his fight with Koichi. In this story, All For One kills him in the experimental phase when he proves to be a failed experiment.
- Flawed Prototype: He was granted a copy of All For One's own Quirk and wielded several powerful Quirks, but was ultimately weaker overall and was Killed Off for Real for that. In the end, Six was never anything more than a lab rat to refine the Doctor's experiments.
- Having a Blast: He had Bomber cells parasitically living in his skin, which he can detonate to blow people up.
- Healing Factor: No. Six also possessed the "Super-Regeneration" power, furthering the parallel between him and the Nomus.
- Super-Speed: His "Overclock" Quirk allowed him to move incredibly fast for a few seconds before needing a cooldown. The degree to which he can speed up is dependent on his situation, and the faster he goes, the quicker he'll hit cooldown.
- The Unchosen One: He was one of All For One's many test subjects he was grooming for compatibility with the All For One Quirk in his bid to steal One For All.
- You Are Number 6: Literally, his only given name is "Number 6", though he did give himself the name Rokuro Nomura as an alias.
- You Have Failed Me: Because the All For One copy he had was yet another dud, All For One simply killed him, took his Quirks back, then when he later found out about Hunter, gave "Overclock" to Hunter, along with his other Quirks.
Nine's Crew
Nine
Debut:
Quirk: Weather Manipulation, All For One (Artificial Duplicate)
Stolen Quirks: Bullet Laser, Air Wall, Hydra, Scanning, and Cell Activation
A sinister villain that was another one of All For One's experiments who operates behind the scenes and boasts overwhelming strength.
His original Emitter-Class Quirk is Weather Manipulation, which allows him to control the weather. He was also given a copy of All For One.
- Flawed Prototype: Nine was ultimately this to All For One, given he also had a version of All For One's Quirk implanted into him in an experiment, but it is far weaker and combined with his weakness is far more limited in practice.
- Meaningful Name: Nine refers to the number of Quirks he can hold through a weaker version of All for One's Quirk duplicated.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: He only ever goes by his villain name.
- Power Parasite: Nine was compatible with All For One's Quirk factor but was given a weaker version of the All For One Quirk. He can hold up to eight Quirks in addition to his original Quirk and All For One, giving him a potential total of 9 Quirks at a time.
- Weather Manipulation: His original Quirk allows him to do this: cause rain, lightning, and tornadoes.
Chojuro Kon
Debut:
Quirk: Chimera
A villain who faced persecution and discrimination due to his appearance, and thus seeks revenge against the society that shone him.
His titular Mutant-Class Quirk "Chimera" gives him the characteristics of various different animals.
- Beast Man: True to the namesake of his villain and Quirk name, his power gives him the characteristics of various animals (dog-like head, bird-like hands, snake-like tail, etc.).
Historic Characters
Luminescent Baby
Debut: Chapter 8/ Episode 8: Search and Steal - Part 2
Quirk/ Meta-Ability: Luminescence
Born in Qing Qing City, China, the Luminescent Baby was the first recorded person in the world to be born with a Quirk. As they grew up, they became a civil rights leader seeking for the world to return to peace.
- Famous for Being First: They're the first recorded person born with a Quirk in the Mutant Realm. However, they weren't the first as there were other Quirk users like Aiya who were born earlier and gained their power during puberty but hid them out of fear.
- Light 'em Up: Their Quirk just made them glow.
Aiya Kagurami
Debut: Chapter 29/ Episode 29: Truth, Lies, and The Inbetween - Part 1
Quirk/ Meta-Ability: Spearlike Bone
The biological mother of Rikitatsu and Yoichi Shigaraki. She was also one of the first Quirk users ever.
Her Transformation-Class Quirk was "Spearlike Bones" and allowed her to generate cone-shaped spears made of bone on any part of her body.
- Abusive Parents: Her parents disowned her just for having a Quirk.
- Bad with the Bone: This manifested as hardened growths on the mother's arm, unaware that its true power though.
- Death by Childbirth: She dies not long her giving birth to her twin sons.
- Disposable Sex Worker: She was a local drug addict, a kid with no place to go or run to. And as such, she was often taken advantage of many men. She wasn't this to her sons, though.
- Drugs Are Bad: To mellow her pain, she had started taking drugs, and did whatever it was that she had to do to live.
- I Have No Son!: Her parents kicked her out of their home for having a Quirk.
- Justified Criminal: After she was disowned by her parents before she could finish school, she had to resort to petty theft, prostitution, and drug smuggling to make a living.
- Magical Homeless Person: Ever since she gained a Quirk, her parents kicked her out of their house and forced to live on the streets.
- Missing Mom: Specifically, the Shigaraki brother's missing mother.
- Named by the Adaptation: Unlike the manga, she is given a name.
- Posthumous Character: She's been dead for over 100 years.
- Rape as Backstory: Her sons' conception was not a consensual one.
- Small Role, Big Impact: She doesn't have a single line but is Rikitasu and Yoichi's birth mother.
- Teen Pregnancy: At the age of 17, she died giving birth to her sons.
- Trauma Conga Line: Aiya's entire life was nothing but a long series of miseries. She gets disowned by her parents and kicked out onto streets for having a Quirk before she even graduated high school. There she became a homeless drug addict and was forced to become a prostitute and steal to survive. She was often taken advantage of many older men, including Tamashiki Shigaraki. Her life comes to an end Aiya died giving birth to her sons, who she wasn't aware she was carrying until the very late stage of her pregnancy.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: She ended up giving birth to All For One - which might not have been so bad if she hadn't died in childbirth, leaving him and his brother to grow up on the streets.
Tamashiki Shigaraki
Debut: Chapter 29/ Episode 29: Truth, Lies, and The Inbetween - Part 1
Quirk/ Meta-Ability: Quirkless
He is the overarching posthumous antagonist of the story. Tamashiki was a member of parliament in the Mutant Realm, and the biological father of Rikitatsu and Yoichi Shigaraki, who’s disgusting actions kickstart the story.
- Asshole Victim: Considering what he did to Aiya and promoted Fantastic Racism, you can't help but cheer for All For One killing him to avenge his mother, his brother and himself. Even Nice Guy Yoichi wanted to give him a beating, only stopped by his weak body.
- Corrupt Politician: Tamashiki was a member of parliament that promoted a Super Registration Act that would put a widespread ban on Meta-Humans doing basic things, like going to school. That's not even going into what he did to the mother of his children.
- Dirty Coward: When confronted by his sons and being held by the neck by Rikitasu, Tamashiki attempted to use his position to get out of death, which practically falls on deaf ears.
- Disappeared Dad: Tamashiki was never around for his sons, and likely didn't know they existed until they tracked him down when became full-grown men.
- Due to the Dead: Averted. The Shigaraki brothers leave his corpse in an alleyway where Rikitatsu murdered and robbed him.
- Fantastic Racism: Tamashiki is extremely racist against metahumans, being a staunch advocate for their rights to be revoked.
- Hate Sink: A rapist and corrupt parliament member that abandoned his sons on the streets to fend for themselves. He ends up being the only person that All For One is genuinely disgusted with. No one will mourn him.
- Last Words: The above quote.
- Neck Snap: This is how All For One killed him. Justified as he had a Super-Strength Quirk.
- Oh, Crap!: Tamashiki’s eyes widened, bloodshot and panic-filled when Rikitatsu revealed the two young men about to kill him are his biological sons and know what he did to their birth mother.
- Pædo Hunt: He impregnated Aiya when she was only 16-years old and he was in his mid-20s. All For One is particularly disgust at this fact.
- Parental Abandonment: All For One is especially angry that his deadbeat dad left him and his little brother to live on streets by themselves.
- Patricide: He is murdered by his Child by Rape, Rikitasu Shigaraki a.k.a. All For One, under the knowledge that he had abandoned him, his mother and brother after his crime on Aiya.
- Posthumous Character: Its been over a century since he was murdered.
- Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: Tamashiki's sexual assault on Aiya is something All For One takes very personally, as she was his mother.
- Rich Bitch: He was well-off with job as a politician and used his position to try and take away the rights of Quirk users.
- Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: He tries to invoke this on Rikitatsu to get him to spare his life. This doesn't work on the Card-Carrying Villain.
- Small Role, Big Impact: He's only introduced in a flashback at the beginning of Chapter 29, but his "actions" lead to the birth of not only the first One For All wielder but also his brother, All For One himself, Japan's most dangerous supervillain.
- Would Hurt a Child: Aiya was just 16 years old...
