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Name: St. John, Jefferson
Gender: Male
Age: 15

Personality:
Background:
Quirk:
Talents and Skills:

• Boxing: Not a prodigy but a natural talent working hard from the age of eight, he has made significant progress into studying the fine art of bludgeoning another man until he falls down.
• Wrestling: Born in the midwest and considering himself athletic, it would’ve been a sin not to participate.
• Martial Arts: An interest, not a talent. He's tried his hand at a few before, but his heart belongs to boxing.
• Firearms: Not the best shot and not the worst, Jeff still has an unyielding enthusiasm when it comes to firearms, calling them the OTHER great American pastime. This will likely have no effect on his hero work.
• Baking:Bakes surprisingly well, but pie’s always better when shared. Ice cream also helps.
• Braiding hair: His sisters made damn sure they taught him while he was still young and cute.

Power: C
Speed: B
Technique: A
Intelligence: D
Cooperativeness: C

Name:
Mako Akane

Gender:
Woman

Age:

36

Height:

5”7

Weight:

139 lbs

Staff Role:

Frost Desk Attendant and Secretary, as well as occasional Guest Teacher and Class Supervisor.

Personality:

There’s an air of mischief about the former supervillain. Her eyes are seemingly always shut and her mouth is always sporting a sly or bemused smile. She revels in teenage drama, and gets a kick out of watching the sparks fly, though she doesn’t stir the pot herself. She’s found that the pot gets stirred plenty without her input.

Though she does her job well and takes her responsibilities seriously, she does not do so at the cost of her personal enjoyment. She finds this job fun, and during after-school hours, even enjoys a cheeky beer or two at her desk as she sorts out the paperwork.

Just because she’s not a hero, and that she enjoys drama, that doesn’t mean that she is lenient with those who misbehave. If you think she’d go easy on a student who must be punished on her watch for acting villain-like, you’d be mistaken. Her punishments are cruel, but each designed to help you grow as a hero, rather than just to teach you not to do it again. Akane’s stern, serious face, when she stops her perpetual sly smile, and opens her golden eyes revealing their angry spark, is one of the more troubling sights a student can see.

Supervillian Name:
Madame Obsidian

Quirk:

Akane's quirk is an emission type quirk. She can heat up anything she touches. The scope of this quirk is so vast that she can warm up her coffee if it gets too cold, or she could superheat stone to it's melting point, breaking a hole in a wall in the process. She has incredible control over it.

Talents:

Due to her six year career of thievery, Akane is very acrobatic and flexible if the need arises. With the weight of hero-fighting experience and knowledge on her side, she’d actually be a match for most students without even using her quirk.

Background:

Akane, even as a child, had a sadistic streak. While not a bully as such, she loved nothing more than to manipulate other students to cause drama and revel in spectating the chaos she’d caused. She was worryingly sadistic, and intelligent and cunning enough that she never received her righteous blame.

She never used her quirk in public ever since she discovered what it did. That’s because she knew what it could be used for. At first, the plan was simply to do wrong, but as she got older, she set her sights on one career path; stealing.

When she left school, she immediately started to use her quirk to break into buildings and steal the valuables without anybody knowing she had committed the crime. All they knew was that it was the same thief, and they were using their quirk, which by its nature burned any evidence which might be traced back to her, and nobody knew anybody with a quirk that could do this.

By the time she was 22, she was rich, and wanted for only one thing; infamy. Seeing the heroes and villains on television, she realised what she wanted; she wanted her deeds known, and credited to her. She wanted to be a supervillain.

She fashioned herself an elaborate costume using her ill-gotten gains, and started offering her services to clients under the name ‘Madame Obsidian’. The more challenging the robbery, the more appealing that job was for her.

Thus began the eight-month career of the professional thief Madame Obsidian. For a brief window of time she was THE supervillain all the Heroes were trying to catch. THE supervillain that everybody was talking about. It felt amazing.

She knew that it was inevitable that she’d be caught eventually, and sure enough, eight months into her career as Madame Obsidian, there were Heroes waiting at her target. She didn’t even put up a fight or tried to flee. She accepted defeat, and played up to the media during her entire arrest. supervillains who fight back until death, or act like once they’re caught, it’s game over. They’re never remembered, yet to this day the people who watched the news around that time still remember the witty and charismatic interviews given by the captured villainess.

She spent seven years in prison, in an isolated, reinforced cell, and frankly, the peace and quiet to think wasn’t that bad. The question she came back to a lot was ‘what would she do with her life now?’ She’d had her fun as a supervillain. It was time for a new life direction.

To the media’s surprise, the famous thief went straight out of prison and into a secretary course. Despite that being the whole purpose of prison, it was still rare to see a supervillain actually turn over a new leaf! The press anxiously awaited her relapse in crime, and many Heroes kept a close eye on her.

What she did next surprised everyone; She applied for a post at Komei Academy of all places! Her reasoning, as many news sources quoted, was to have some of the best Heroes in the world keeping a close eye on her as she started a new, honest chapter in her life.

She has been working at the academy for three years and she has given none of the staff any reason to trust her. She loves her new job, and she loves seeing all these confident young Heroes-in-training aim for their dreams, just as she had once aimed for, and achieved, hers.