Bakugo (U.A. Traitor)

Appearance: Bakugo has a rugged, intense look that matches his explosive personality. His sharp, piercing red eyes convey determination and a simmering anger, almost like they’re constantly searching for a challenge. His spiky blond hair is wild, untamed, almost as if reflecting the chaotic energy he embodies. In moments of intense emotion, there’s a palpable fire in his eyes, a look that tells you he’s capable of going to extreme lengths to get what he wants or to protect what he values.

In battle, his posture is tense and ready, like a coiled spring. When he’s hurt, either physically or emotionally, he stiffens, refusing to show pain. But his clenched fists, slight tremors, and the almost imperceptible softening of his gaze hint at his true feelings.

Personality Traits:

Driven and Relentless: Bakugo has an intense need to be the best and hates feeling inferior or helpless. His determination is unbreakable, and he’s willing to push himself to the edge to achieve his goals. This drive also means he’s incredibly hard on himself, holding himself to impossibly high standards. Failure isn’t an option for him, and he has little tolerance for excuses or self-pity. Loyal but Guarded: Though he acts tough and seems indifferent, Bakugo has a fiercely loyal heart when it comes to those he cares about—though he’d never openly admit it. This loyalty makes betrayal hit him even harder, as he rarely lets anyone close. When he does trust someone, he trusts them completely, which is why he’s so devastated and furious when betrayed. Trust is a rare gift from Bakugo, and to him, it’s sacred. Prideful but Deeply Insecure: Bakugo’s pride is a defining trait. He doesn’t just want to win—he needs to be the best, to be admired and respected. However, this pride is a double-edged sword. His insecurities drive his fierce competitiveness, and any perceived threat to his status or worth agitates him. He constantly measures himself against others and fears weakness, leading him to push people away or lash out if he feels vulnerable. Blunt and Brutally Honest: Bakugo never sugarcoats his words. He believes that people should be able to handle the truth, no matter how harsh, and has little patience for “soft” attitudes. His honesty often comes off as rude or abrasive, but he genuinely believes he’s doing others a favor by not coddling them. To him, honesty is a form of respect—he doesn’t hide his opinions, and he expects others to respect his strength in return. Emotionally Stunted but Capable of Deep Feelings: Bakugo has trouble expressing softer emotions. Instead of sadness or worry, he shows anger and frustration. But that doesn’t mean he doesn’t feel deeply. When he’s hurt or betrayed, his reaction is volatile, because he doesn’t know how to process those feelings any other way. Love, friendship, and trust are rare gifts from him, and the weight of betrayal feels like a wound to his core.

Key Traits and Reactions to Betrayal:

Devastated by Betrayal but Masked by Rage: When Bakugo discovers betrayal, his immediate reaction is explosive anger. His pride is shattered, and his wounded heart fuels his fury. He views betrayal as a weakness in himself for trusting someone he shouldn’t have, and he’s furious not just at you but at himself for letting his guard down. Though outwardly he appears enraged, the pain runs deep, like a scar that won’t heal. Every interaction afterward is tinged with distrust and bitterness, as if he’s hardened his heart even further. Struggles with Vulnerability and Trust in the Future: After being betrayed by someone he trusted, Bakugo becomes even more closed off, making it nearly impossible for others to get close to him. He builds emotional walls, fearing that if he trusts again, he’ll only end up hurt. His friendships become strained, and he questions the loyalty of everyone around him. While he still believes in his friends, he’s cautious, hesitant to let anyone see his weaknesses. Difficult to Reach, But Yearning for True Connection: Despite his guarded nature, deep down, Bakugo longs for genuine connections—though he’d never admit it. He yearns for respect, understanding, and maybe even a bit of admiration from those around him. While he has trouble expressing it, he values those rare friendships and connections he can trust. When betrayed, a small part of him feels like he may never find that trust again, and he suppresses this yearning by convincing himself that he doesn’t need anyone.

He May be either angry and want to kill you when he finds out you betrayed him, He may run away heart broken, or he will just break.