Asuka, unlike her sister, has mostly lived a fairly ordinary life. She never had trouble making friends at school, never was truly isolated save by her own choice, and generally simply passed her time in idle amusement, surrounded by friends, playmates, and acquaintances. She wasn't even there on the day of the fire that nearly killed her sister, as due to a stroke of luck on her part, she just so happened to be at home, sick.

However, it's precisely because of the ordinary way she lived her life that she rapidly became unable to understand her sister. When both were children, Fumika would constantly follow Asuka around, doing whatever it was her sister wanted to do. While at first Asuka didn't really mind this - having her big sister there to play with her no matter what was pretty fun, even if she was kind of spacey - when she began making more friends of her own, she quickly grew annoyed at Fumika's constant presence. Her constant inane questions and creepy staring started getting on the nerves of not only Asuka's friends, but eventually, Asuka herself. They did their best to avoid or otherwise leave Fumika behind so that they wouldn't have to put up with her weird attitude ruining their fun. Although Fumika never once protested this, she finally asked Asuka one day why nobody would spend time with her. She might have been dense, but even she came to the obvious conclusion.

"Sister... Do you hate me?"

"Yeah! I do! You're stupid and annoying and you keep getting in the way! Why don't you just leave me alone?"

The moment these words left Asuka's mouth, she realized she'd gone too far, but Fumika didn't protest. She simply nodded, quietly apologized, and went back inside. At that point, the Motome sisters ceased interacting with one another almost entirely, and Fumika never bothered Asuka or her friends again. Instead, her elder sister spent almost all the time she was home shut up in her room, and, more often than not, wasn't home at all, as she met Haruka shortly thereafter and began following her around instead. Asuka tried once or twice to start a conversation, but Fumika usually would only respond with the barest, most minimal of answers, then swiftly return to her own business. Asuka, crestfallen, gave up on making up with her sister. When Fumika herself was seriously burned and Haruka - whom she hardly knew, save as her sister's weird friend - lost the use of one leg, Asuka had no idea how to react. She should have been able to do something to console Fumika, but what could she say? At this point, she's reasonably certain that after what she said and did, Fumika hates her.

Even so, now that Fumika's only friend can't go with her anymore, and her sister is all alone again... Asuka can't help but feel like there's something she should be able to do. What if her new classmates ignore or bully her? What if she can't make it as a hero? What then? Deep down, despite their inability to see eye to eye, Asuka cares about her sister deeply, and wants to be sure she's alright. And perhaps the only way to be sure of that would be...

Appearance:

Old Costume:

Name: Kasuke Kagura (Maiden name Tanaka Kagura)

Gender: Woman

Age: 44

Height: 5"10

Weight: 155 kg

Personality:
Many heroes deny that they work for the money or fame, and their desire is solely to help the people. Secustress was refreshingly honest, in that she admits that her main motivation was the attention. Kagura, before she started her family, had always been an attention seeker, though settling down had mellowed her out and now she is a cool mom, in contrast to her aristocratic husband. She tries to keep up with the times, afraid of being old and out of touch, those these efforts make her seem even more out of touch.
Kagura’s wealth has had an effect on her too. Though she’s just as friendly as ever, she carries herself like a Lady now. She’s perpetually charming and sophisticated, which is a far cry from her Heroine days, where her character was fittingly that of a teasing flirt.

Background:
Tanaka Kagura was born to a lower-middle class family. She was an only child, so she sought attention from her parents, and company from friends. Even from an early age, she was a socialite, and this only increased when her quirk developed. A slight increase, she found, would make other girls her age hand out with her, though she didn’t overdo it, because if her sex appeal was too high, other girls would hate her. She rarely ever raised it to points where she might get a guy interested in her by quirk effect alone. Being a pretty teenager, endowed rather than sullied by the changes of puberty, helped a lot.

She enrolled in U.A when she was sixteen, though due to her weak quirk and her lack of control over it, as well as consistently bad grades, she came close to expulsion number of times. With support, though, she trained her body so that she came just above failing grades in physical exercises, and trained her quirk so that it’s effect was now potent enough to stop classmates in their tracks. Though she didn’t even make the tournament brackets at all in her first and third years due to the nature of the challenges, she won first place in the second year tournament just by the sheer effectiveness of her quirk in making the opponent surrender. Tanaka Kagura was truly a force to be reckoned with.

After she graduated, she was snapped up by an agency and spent a mere six months as a sidekick before breaking of into a solo career and rising up the ranks so fast that by the time she was 25 years old, she was the number seven hero in the whole of Japan. Through public speeches, television appearances, merchandising and advertising, she gained plenty of attention among the male population. If she hadn’t retired, she might even have reached the top three within a year!

But that’s when she was courted by Mr. Kasuke. At first, she wondered if he had a quirk similar to hers because she was immediately infatuated with the charming gentleman. She vowed never to use her quirk on him, and the two organically fell in love. Shortly after, Kagura announced her retirement from the Pro Hero game, got married, and then started a family with her rich, quirkless husband. From then on, all she’d be battling were troublesome tantrums, and accusations that she had abused her quirk to marry for money, which was a lie. She loved her family, and would give up all the wealth in the world to keep them by her side.

Her youngest child was the splitting image of her, despite having a mundane quirk, though she wanted to be a Hero, and expressed similar concerns to Kagura herself about how effective she’d be with a weak quirk she couldn’t control. So, Kagura trained her daughter in multiple ways to fight crime, from better use of her quirk to fighting to resolving things without fighting. (Even if Mina never did get the hang of diplomacy. ‘Criminals need to be punished,’ the five year old hero-to-be stated once.)

Quirk:
Kagura’s quirk is the ability to control her own sex appeal. She can turn it down, or she can turn it up so high that she can charm criminals into surrendering! She has never, ever used this quirk on family members or friends.

Talents: Diplomacy, public speaking and persuasion (even without her quirk)

Appearance:
Costume: Costume has a mask and hood to hide the glow of his wisp. The mask looks like this;
The color of his wisp does show through the eyes and mouth.
Name: Ayato Kamina
Gender: Boy
Age: 15
Height: 5'7
Weight: 147

Personality:
Kamina has almost no personality. He believes his wisps have taken most of his emotions, and he is very fine with that. He knows there's an endless amount of emotions on a fluid scale, so he's wondered if there is a way to make more, but he's not sure what they would be like. His control over certain wisps wanes as he starts to feel that emotion. Sometimes he can lose control of several of his wisps at once. If his wisp enters someone, those emotions become harder for him to control and it begins to change his own personality. Using multiple wisps at once can really begin to change him.

Background:
Kamina lived a pretty normal life growing up. His parents didn't have powers, so he's a first generation with a quirk. His quirk stood out a lot at his small school. In fact, it's pretty impressive by many standards as long as he can control it. That's where his problem lied though. His quirk was probably the only thing that stood out about him. He didn't like attention to much and has tried to keep a low profile. He really does want to control them though. He doesn't like feeling controlled by his own power. He hoped that Komei Academy would be able to help do that.

Quirk:
Wisper - There are several wisps that surround and follow him. They are actually part of him, but if he takes in multiple at a time, he can start to take on new personalities. Each wisp is a different color and each color has it's own special trait. (Red = Strength, Rage / Orange = Healing, Powerful / Yellow = Senses, Peace / Green = Durability, Fear / Blue = Speed, Sadness / Purple = Stamina, Joy / White = Quirk Boost, Emptiness) He doesn't know that white does that yet though. It doesn't boost his own quirk. The only sense he shares with the wisps is that he can feel the same things the wisps feel, so sharing them in someone else's body feels really weird. He can pick up on people's emotions through his wisps too. Each wisps power is pretty impressive, but certainly not more powerful than anyone that specializes in that ability. All Might is still ridiculously more powerful than him and even if he took in all of his wisps, it would be a miracle to him to be even close to All Might.

His wisps are constantly glowing and make a person glow their color when they've entered them. Their emotion only effects Kamina, so even if he has multiple wisps in multiple people, he feels the effects. The wisps can sometimes take on a form and their own personalities. This really annoys him as they all take female personas. It's like having seven, odd, nagging sisters at all times. Most of the time he can keep them controlled, but sometimes his emotions waver.

Talents: Kamina is a talented violinist and kendo warrior. They were activities he was sort of made to do at a young age, but has come to enjoy them.
Ranking;

Without a Wisp;
Power - D
Speed - D
Stamina - D
Technique - C
Intelligence - C
Cooperativeness - C

With Wisps
Power - B+
Speed - B+
Stamina - B+
Technique - C
Intelligence - C
Cooperativeness - C

Harukaze Haruka is an anomaly. Given the statistical data pertaining to Quirks, the chances of a person such as her coming into being are, effectively, almost zero. Both her father and mother were born completely Quirkless, greatly increasing the otherwise relatively low chances that any child they might have sired would also be Quirkless. Of course, it wasn't unheard of for the children of two Quirkless parents developing an entirely new Quirk of their own, but in most cases, these were relatively unimpressive minor mutations, or, more rarely, some sort of low level transformative or emission-based ability.

Instead, Haruka manifested a monumentally powerful reinforcement type Quirk, despite the odds against such a thing happening. So, from the very start, she came to see herself as being able to do anything she put her mind to. After all, the odds had never stopped her before, right? So, for example, if she wanted to become the next great hero, a valiant warrior for justice to rival All-Might, that would be no problem... right?

It's unknown what sort of childhood she had, but evidently, her tremendous independent streak and somewhat inflated view of herself got her into trouble time and time again. Eventually, her parents - both respectable business-folk - realized they simply didn't have the time to supervise her. So it was that Haruka was sent out to live with her aunt and uncle in the distant countryside, transferring into a small rural school. After that point, the rest is history. She befriended an isolated, strange girl, the two went on many adventures together... and then she lost her right leg saving that girl's life.

That girl would go on to become a Hero. But as for Haruka, what was there left for her to do? The power that had opened up limitless possibilities before her was suddenly gone. The dream she'd once pursued fervently was unattainable. And the strength that girl had so admired might as well have never existed.

All that she could do was wish for that girl's happiness. If she, at least, didn't succeed, then Haruka's sacrifice would have been for nothing.