Hatsuru, “Suru,” was an oops baby. Her parents were both well above the average age for having a kid when she was born, so she was always a little spoiled by her parents. Her father was a pro hero called Jeveil, though named Dayo Emiko, a hero who could shoot objects away with just a touch. Her mother, Hatari Takeyama, is a quiet and reserved woman, Suru got most of her personality from her dad. Suru has an older sister, Naoki, who’s 16 years older than her. Naoki loved her baby sister, up until she grew up. Suru developed somewhat of a carefree personality, she’s lazy and likes to party without repercussions. Almost everything that Suru does she does without thinking, and she’s reckless. This is what her father saw would make her a great hero one day, and he started training her to the best of his ability. Suru was really close to her dad, he was her best friend throughout her childhood because she didn’t really see a point in other friends. Then one day, when Suru was 14 and had just put in her application to the school of her father’s choosing, her father was tragically killed in a bomb threat while saving a family of four. This destroyed Suru, along with her mother. Naoki was already married and had a son, but she was heartbroken as well. Suru almost didn’t go to take the entrance exam, she was so lost without her dad and she didn’t know what to do, but she eventually decided to become a hero to take his place, which is where she drew her hero name from. Javy. A shortened version of her father’s hero name, the name of a bright and up and coming heroine here to build a brighter future!

The Guy

Suru graduated from U.A. with top marks and went full throttle into hero work afterwards. She was helping civilians left and right, stopping villains and petty thieves. She was very happy doing the work her father did and was now supporting her mom with her earnings. Suru moved out and got her own place near her mother so she would still be close, but also independent and her own person. She was living the dream! When she was 19, she went out with a group of some of her buddies to get plastered as a treat for a hard working week one night. Suru got tipsy, and decided that she wanted to bring a guy home with her. At this point, she was still figuring out her sexuality, so she wanted to experiment as much as possible. She approached a man at the bar, they fooled around, and eventually she took him to her apartment to have some fun. The next morning he left with saying very little, and that was it. Weeks later, Suru fell very ill and it was discovered that she was pregnant. She knew they were that man’s kids, as she hadn’t had time to go out since then. It put a temporary damper on her hero career, but it never occurred to her to terminate the pregnancy. When she had her twins, she instantly fell in love with them. She named her daughter Aiko, and her son Dayo; after her late father.

The Accident

When her kids were around 3, Suru was making her usual rounds one day, and got an alert for a bomb threat downtown. She rushed over, and was on the scene in less than a minute, being the first to arrive. She didn’t take the time to evaluate the situation, and ran in without thinking to save the hostages while shrinking so as to not alert the bomber. The cops showed up just as she was getting the first of the hostages out, a mother and her young toddler. The police startled the bomber, who subsequently caused the bomb to go off. The building erupted into flames and rubble, with most of the people nearby not surviving the initial impact. Everyone in the building died… except Javy. She was thrown under a support beam which then collapsed on her, pinning her to the ground and cutting off the circulation to anything below her waist. She thought for certain she was going to die. She was left alone there for what seemed like hours until she heard someone a few floors away. She screamed, and screamed until she felt like her lungs would collapse just like the building. The pro hero Endeavor was there and ran over to help. He attempted to lift the support beam but found it was too stuck in place as the building was falling apart. He stayed with her until the paramedics arrived, and held her in his arms and kept her talking, to keep her alive. Paramedics arrived, and determined her leg from the knee down had to be amputated on the scene in order to safely get the rest of her out. Suru felt immediate relief as she was pulled from the scene, carried by Endeavor. She cried, “Don’t let me die, please Uncle Enji,” as she blacked out in the helicopter.

At the hospital, the amputation was successfully completed and all seemed to be well for a few days. However, her leg became infected after the skin and muscle grafts didn’t take and she ended up having to have more of her leg cut off, leaving only ¾ of her thigh remaining. Those grafts did take, and she made a full recovery. While in the hospital ,she obviously wasn’t able to take care of her kids, so they were being looked after by a family friend; Fuyumi Todoroki. The Emikos and Todorokis grew up close, as Suru’s father was a mentor of Endeavor’s, so their kids were raised as friends. Dayo’s dying wish was for Enji to watch after Hatsuru, so that’s what he did. It impacted him heavily, saving her from that building, as she was like a daughter to him. Suru grew up with Touya and Fuyumi, being in the same class as the latter most of middle school. They drifted apart in high school, but had reconnected once Suru had her kids and began taking them to the school Fuyumi taught at for daycare. On her first visit to the hospital, without Suru’s kids, Fuyumi rushed in to see Suru after her first (of many) major surgery, and ran in frantically. She held Suru close to her, and the tension broke when the two kissed. It was magical!

Post-Hospital

Shortly after being discharged (almost 2 months later,) Suru became severely depressed. She resented her accident, and whatever deity let such an awful thing happen to her. It posed an end to her hero career for the time being. “Pro Hero Javy severely wounded after encounter with bomber,” “Endeavor saves Javy from certain death in the midst of a villain!” “Will Javy ever be able to be a hero again?” was all she ever saw on the T.V. anymore. Eventually she agreed to do some interviews on national television, after regaining the ability to walk with a prosthetic and crutches. At this point, no one publicly had known the extent of her injuries until she showed them during the interview. This shocked the public, as she still had a smile plastered across her face, at least until she could walk on her own again. No one knew what was going on with her emotionally. No one knew she was dating Endeavor’s daughter, either.

Currently, Suru lives with her nephew and kids in an apartment complex near UA. Her sister’s son, Hashi, came to live with her because he was planning to attend UA and his mother didn’t approve. She knew Suru was a graduate, and she would be able to keep an eye on him, so she allowed him to take the entrance exam on the condition that if he was accepted that he’d live with her. Even though Hashi is supposed to be living in the dorms, Suru was able to convince administration that he should still be able to live with her due to the fact that she lives close enough to the dorms, and her hero training. They accepted, and Hashi is the only 1A student to not live in the dorms.

Current Events

In the beginning of the series, Suru has just gotten healed enough to be able to use a prosthetic without crutches, therefore hero work has been out of the question. As of current events Suru has come out of retirement to try to fight in the war, however was laughed away due to her lack of preparedness and the extent of her injuries.