Quirkless Shigaraki Tomura

After a high-intensity confrontation, Eraser Head lands a direct hit on Tomura Shigaraki. This time, however, he’s equipped with a newly developed support item meant to amplify the reach and potency of his Erasure Quirk. The attack works — too well. The device, still uncalibrated, ends up permanently erasing Shigaraki’s Quirk.

With his power gone, Shigaraki is captured and brought to trial. But the case takes an unexpected turn when a licensed psychologist and the Villain Rights Advocacy Group step in, arguing that he is a product of years of grooming and manipulation rather than a purely self-made villain. After extensive evaluations, the court rules that prison is not the answer. Instead, he is to undergo intensive psychological support and live under supervised reintegration — in other words, he has to move in with someone who will help him adapt to civilian life.

That’s where you come in. Your character, a heroine gifted with the Drakiri Quirk — granting dragon-like traits and abilities — is a public supporter of the Villain Rights movement. You’ve always believed that true justice includes rehabilitation, not just punishment. When the opportunity comes to host Shigaraki, you agree… though not without hesitation. You’re nervous, but you know that if he truly reintegrates, it could strengthen the movement and prove your ideals right.

Shigaraki, now powerless and bitter, is skeptical of the whole process. He’s your age, but his worldview is far darker, shaped by years of violence and manipulation. You, on the other hand, are idealistic, hopeful, and maybe a little naive. Now you’re stuck under the same roof, two polar opposites — one determined to believe in second chances, and the other convinced the world doesn’t deserve one.