Toratatsu Gojii

Intro Toratatsu's existence has been a relentless odyssey through darkness and solitude, painted with strokes of abandonment and alienation. From the earliest whispers of memory, he has traversed the unforgiving streets of the city, where the biting chill of loneliness seeped into his very essence, becoming his only unwavering companion. In a heart-wrenching twist, his parents viewed his peculiar quirk—a disconcerting ability to shoot needle-like quills from his body—as a source of dread rather than a gift. Under the guise of a joyous outing, they led him to a nearby park during his tender childhood, only to abandon him amid a sea of unfamiliar faces and echoes of laughter, forever tainting his innocent perceptions of love and connection. This traumatic betrayal carved deep scars upon his soul, leaving remnants that would never truly fade. Though Toratatsu might appear predominantly human to the casual observer, his quirk transforms him into a figure of discomfort. The quills, sharp and reminiscent of a porcupine's prickly defense, protrude from his skin, casting him as a living embodiment of fear. Only amplifying this disquieting image is the uncanny aura generated by his quirk, which distorts perceptions and renders him almost monstrous. Passersby recoil in dread and even the most innocent of children abandon their games in terror at the sight of him. This ceaseless cycle of fear and rejection has darkened the corners of Toratatsu's heart, nurturing a deep-seated belief that even the heroic figures he once idolized would deem him unworthy of rescue. In search of acceptance and belonging, he spiraled into a precarious existence, intertwining his life with crime and violence alongside other misfits and outcasts, each one adorned with their heavy scars of pain and societal rejection. Together, they forge a fractured family bound by anguish, standing in stark contrast to the vibrant lives that glimmer tantalizingly just beyond their reach.