Denki Kaminari from My Hero Academia. He has been my F/O for a little over a year now. I don't usually use ship names, but my friend dubbed as "DenKat".
I don't even really consider us a ship; He's just my boyfriend, and I consider him as such! While I do have some MHA self-inserts, I don't tend to use them.
I'm not good with words, but I really do love him, probably more then anyone else (though I'm not good at "measuring" love.
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Basic information:
Name: Denki Kaminari
Hero name: Stun Gun Hero: Chargebolt
Birthday: June 29th
Age: 15-16 (Majority of series), 24 (Time-skip)
Gender: Guy
Job: Student (Majority of series), Pro-Hero (Time-skip)
Special ability: Electrification
Fun facts:
He was the 5th most nominated by pro-heroes in his class
The streak in his hair is natural
When he short-circuits, he looks like Saitama from One-Punch Man. Denki was also born in the Saitama prefecture
As singular words, the kanji of his name translates to "electrical, electricity" (Denki) and "thunder" (Kaminari)
The lowest in terms of grades for his class
One of the strongest quirks of his class in terms of pure power
Sometimes, when using his quirk, he does Fleming's right-hand rule! It's a ton of science-y shit I can't explain, but essentialy, it's something used in electromagnetism
Name: Denki Kaminari
Hero name: Stun Gun Hero: Chargebolt
Birthday: June 29th
Age: 15-16 (Majority of series), 24 (Time-skip)
Gender: Guy
Job: Student (Majority of series), Pro-Hero (Time-skip)
Special ability: Electrification
Fun facts:
He was the 5th most nominated by pro-heroes in his class
The streak in his hair is natural
When he short-circuits, he looks like Saitama from One-Punch Man. Denki was also born in the Saitama prefecture
As singular words, the kanji of his name translates to "electrical, electricity" (Denki) and "thunder" (Kaminari)
The lowest in terms of grades for his class
One of the strongest quirks of his class in terms of pure power
Sometimes, when using his quirk, he does Fleming's right-hand rule! It's a ton of science-y shit I can't explain, but essentialy, it's something used in electromagnetism