Name: Riku Saito

Alias: DreadLock

Gender: Male

Age (14-16): 16

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Personality: Saito has a heart of gold buried deep beneath layers of rage and aggression. He hates heroes and villains alike, although he openly holds the stance that he will go back to his life of crime and super-villain status as soon as he leaves the Academy. Because of his rejection of heroes, Saito is hostile towards his peers and teachers, although not aggressive towards them whatsoever. In fact, Saito seems to be an inherently helpful person, although he isn't altogether very nice about it. Should he see someone in need, he will often take on the workload they carry (while grumbling or insulting them), and refuses to allow others to help him, as he can't stand to be in someone's debt.

Quirk: Paralyze and Nullify.

While maintaining sight of a target Riku is capable of using either his left eye to neutralize their quirks, or his right eye to paralyze them.

Quirk Flaws (Are permanent and cannot be bypassed): Over-use of Saito's quirk at 100% will either dry out his left eye and or give him migraines if he uses his right eye, and he cannot effect anyone if they aren't within his line of sight.

Quirk Limitations (That can be worked on and improved): As of now, Saito only has a 100% capacity for his eyes, which he can adjust to weaken or strengthen one side or the other. He can use one eye completely while neglecting the other, use both eyes at 50% strength, or adjust the percentages in any manner he sees fit.

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The reason they want to be a hero: He does not appear to have any interest in becoming a hero, rather he attends to avoid jail time and repay a debt to Newtonian, a hero that saved his life.

Backstory:
Saito was a quirk child produced by of pair of high-profile villains known as Null (Father) and Kobra (Mother). He was a failed attempt at creating someone who could simultaneously paralyze a hero and eliminate their powers. However, after Saito's quirk manifested and it was clear that he was not the perfect quirk his parent's had envisioned, his father left.

His mother kept him around, as he wasn't entirely useless, but she abused him maliciously; blaming him for his imperfection, his father's abandonment, and each and every shortcoming in her life. Because of this, Saito wasn't particularly enraged when he discovered a villain by the name of Raggart had murdered her over a dispute in percentages. In fact, he joined Raggart's small crew, and began working with them on robberies as insurance against hero intervention.

Things wen't well for Saito after joining up with Raggart, they got away with everything they did, and nobody ever got hurt during the robberies. That is, until one day a Hero by the name of Newtonian arrived in the middle of an ATM hold-up. Raggart took the woman they were robbing as hostage, and demanded that Saito nullify Newtonian until they could all get away. In a spit second of morality, Saito paralyzed Raggart entirely, allowing Newtonian to arrest them both and save the hostage.

Because of his role in the arrest of Raggart, Newtonian convinced the Judge of Saito's case and the headmaster of UA to force him to enroll in the hero academy, rather than prison. Saito was given no choice in the manner, as going to prison would have been equivalent to a death sentence, given his betrayal of his former crew.

Likes: Saito doesn't have anything he considers valuable, as he had never in his life been given the chance to do things out of enjoyment. As such he has no hobbies or interests, nor even things he does to kill time.

Dislikes: Unlike his interests, Saito has developed a profound list if things he hates, including;
Heroes
Police
Wanna-be heroes
Villians
Parents
Pedestrians, etc.

Skills: Because his ability has little offensive capability on it's own, Saito was forced to learn a variety of different combat styles, but focuses heavily on sword-play and hand-to-hand combat, both of which he's extremely talented at. He also knows a variety of other skills necessary for villains; tactics, planning, lock-picking, and connections to the criminal underground. (However, that's of little use to him now.)