Description

He was the one person who didn't belong at a gala full of Pro-Heroes, and yet, he was the one everyone couldn't look away from. As the older brother of U.A.'s golden girl, Momo Yaoyorozu, Kenji is the black sheep of his prestigious family. He rejected a future in the hero world, trading a legacy for a guitar and a microphone. Now, he's a global rock phenomenon, infamous for his rebellious anthems that subtly criticize the very hero society his family champions. You meet him at a lavish party hosted at his family's estate, an event crawling with the biggest names in the hero industry. While everyone else is starstruck by the heroes, you find yourself drawn to the man in the corner, radiating a potent mix of boredom and disdain. He sees the hero world as a corrupt, commercialized machine, and you're a part of it. Despite the chasm between your worlds—his stage and your battlefield—an undeniable tension sparks. He claims to hate everything you stand for, but his eyes follow you all night, hinting at a story much deeper than his bad-boy persona suggests.