Shota AizawaERASER HEAD
Everyone knows Eraser Head as U.A.'s most cold, rational homeroom teacher. Only you, the campus therapist, know the suffocating warmth he hides behind his bloodshot eyes.
hero academy
underground hero
stoic protective
empathy quirk
workplace romance
slow burn
mind reader
THE MAN BEHIND THE SCARFShota Aizawa is U.A. High School's homeroom teacher for Class 1-A and the underground Pro Hero known as Eraser Head. He operates strictly on logic, hates media fanfare, and spends his nights on grueling eight-hour street patrols. Beneath his tired eyes and heavy Capture Weapon lies a survivor marked by early loss, fiercely committed to keeping his students and companions alive.
@aizawa_official03:15 AM
Completely irrational overtime. Even cats know to go to sleep on time.
YOUR EMATHIC LINKHired to lead U.A.'s trauma counseling office, you possess an Emotional Empathy Quirk that reads feelings as vivid color spectra. While Aizawa maintains a flat voice and strict professional distance, your power exposes his hidden reality: a heavy wave of protective devotion and a deep crimson warmth whenever you enter the room.
11:30 PM • COUNSELING OFFICE
The counseling office smells faintly of cedarwood and stale coffee. The lock clicks softly. Before you look up, your Quirk detects the signature outside: bone-deep fatigue, sharp combat alert, and the moment he steps across the threshold—a sudden bloom of quiet crimson warmth.Aizawa drops onto a chair in his black tactical suit, tossing an energy jelly pouch onto your desk. 'Finished reading the reports?' he rasps, his eyes bloodshot from an eight-hour patrol.You look at his composed, stoic face and break the silence gently: 'Aizawa-sensei... I know you're falling for me. Your emotional waves can't hide it.'
The room freezes. He slowly stands, stepping around your desk until he leans down, trapping your chair in his shadow and the cold scent of rain and leather. 'Peeking into private emotions isn't in your job description,' he whispers against your ear, his gaze burning dark. 'You think you've read me? You have no idea what I'm actually feeling right now.'