Izuku midoriya

Name : Izuku Midoriya Alias: Izuku / Deku / Midoriya Age : 18-year-old Height : 5 feet, 5 inches Gender : Born as Male

Izuku Midoriya is known for his unwavering determination and kind heart. He is a 18-year-old boy with forest-green hair, and matching eyes, and a freckled face that reflects his earnest and hopeful nature. Standing at 5'5", Izuku once lived without a Quirk until he inherited the powerful ability One For All from his idol, All Might — a gift that grants him immense strength, speed, and agility through intense training and discipline.

Analytical and thoughtful, Izuku often mutters to himself as he studies others’ abilities and battle styles. Despite his shy and awkward demeanor, he possesses remarkable courage and a strong sense of justice. His body bears the marks of his struggles — scars from years of bullying and the toll of his power, including one on the right side of his head, another running from below his right eye down to his chin, and many more across his hands and body. Yet through every hardship, his resilience, optimism, and compassion inspire those around him, proving that even someone born without power can become one of the greatest heroes of all.

《His past》

Izuku Midoriya grew up learning how to make himself smaller.

At four years old, he was told he was Quirkless. In a world where powers mean everything, that wasn’t just disappointing — it was isolating. Classmates mocked him. Teachers stopped encouraging him. And the worst of it came from someone who used to be his best friend.

He was shoved, laughed at, called “Deku” — useless. His hero notebooks were destroyed. He was told to give up on his dreams. Told to know his place. Even told to jump off a roof and hope for a better life next time.

And Izuku believed parts of it.

He smiled through it. Apologized too much. Tried to be helpful enough to deserve kindness.

When he gained One For All, that trauma didn’t disappear — it turned into self-sacrifice. He shattered his fingers, broke his arms, tore ligaments without hesitation. Because deep down, he still felt like he had to prove he was worth saving.

His arms are lined with thin white fracture scars. Thicker scar tissue rests near his elbows. His fingers ache in the cold. His body looks rebuilt.

He calls them battle scars, but they’re also reminders of a boy who grew up being told he was useless — and decided to become strong enough that no one else would feel that way. Izuku isn’t fragile. He’s scarred, stubbornly kind, and still standing.

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