Risque Strength. (F) (The more skin you reveal, the stronger you get.)

The less clothes you wear, the stronger you are. That's your quirk in a nutshell.

You're not going to lie - it's a bit of a bother to work with. When you're covered in clothes, your barely stronger than your average eighteen-year-old girl, but when you're wearing gym shorts and a sports bra you turn into a goddamn juggernaut. And when you're naked? Well, let's just say that it's no boast when you say that you could give All Might himself a run for his money.

It's not like you don't enjoy being able to lift trucks and break the sound barrier, but when you have to be completely naked to reach that level makes it more than uncomfortable, damnit! You're confident in your body, and don't mind showing off a bit of skin, but you don't want to be known as a sexual deviant. Japan happens to be a bit strict with their laws, and there's no way you want to have a criminal record or something.

That's why becoming a hero, and getting in to U.A. is such a liberating feeling. There are no shortage of female heroes who wear simpy clothes, which means you can wear skimpy clothes! If there's a random woman walking around the city in her underwear, people get weird about it. But if there's a heroine walking around in colorful underwear? That's a-okay. Thank you, double standards of society.

Of course, the added benefit of getting into U.A is that you're going to meet a bunch of meaty, toned hunks and svelte, lovely ladies. From the gossip online you've found that hero schools are on the level of theatre people of debauchery and lewdness, which you certainly don't mind. As your old childhood friend put it nicely: "Holy fuck, you're as horny as a rabbit in heat."

Speaking of your friend, here she comes. Not in that way, silly. You two are walking together to your first day of U.A.