Fuji Fukiyose is a third-year middle school student from My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.
Appearance#
Fuji is a dark-skinned boy with messy black hair. He has a constant shadow over his eyes, and wears a bandana to hold up his hair. He wears his middle school uniform messily, with the jacket open and a sweatshirt underneath.
Personality#
Fuji is a jovial person, frequently laughing and joking. He appears to be quite emotional, and wears his emotions on his sleeves. Despite his lighthearted demeanor, Fuji takes his future very seriously, and is dedicated to entering U.A. High School's Hero Course.
Synopsis#
Fuji and Raito Sanda visited U.A. High School's Prospective Students Day to learn about the school. They first looked into the Support Course students, where Raito and Mei Hatsume discussed the gear she developed for the U.A. Sports Festival; however, when the discussion ran on, Fuji pulled Raito away. The duo tried to find the Hero Course, but ran into Business Course students instead; after nearly getting distracted by their smooth talking, they ran away from the students, finally finding the Hero Course.
There, they participated in the Hero Course's immersive lesson, a game of tag between prospective and current students. Each prospective student was paired with a current student, who had to take their headband, with both students allowed to use their Quirks. Fuji was paired with Tsuyu Asui, who tagged him almost immediately.
After leaving the event, Fuji went to buy drinks, leaving Raito to wait for him. However, when he returned, Raito was gone, and Fuji sat on the ground waiting for him to return.
Eventually, Raito returned, revealing he had participating in a mock debate with the Business Course students, and explained that he had decided to enter the Business Course instead of the Hero Course. While initially confused, Fuji congratulated him on deciding on his path, and the two students resolved to ace the next entrance exams.[1]
Fuji and Raito watched Class 1-A's battle against The Gifted, and rushed to help with the aftermath.[2]
Trivia#
- Fuji's surname, Fukiyose, is comprised of the Kunyomi reading for "to blow" and "to contribute, to donate".
- His name, Fuji, is composed of the Go-on'yomi reading for "wind, influence" and the Kan-on'yomi reading for "child, young".