Hinata Asaama (旭天 日向, Asaama Hinata), also known as the Blazing Hero: Corona, is a the vice president of Class 2-A at Shiketsu High School.

Childhood

Hinata was born to Kuí and Ataru Inoue in Shanghai, China and had spent three years of her childhood there with her mother before ultimately moving to Japan. It wasn't as easy for Hinata to adjust to these life changes. She had already been a very shy and aloof child, making it difficult for her to interact with kids her age. She often had to resort to playing alone, which in turn only made her more keen to stay at home after moving to a new environment. On top of that, she clung to her father due to the lack of his presence during Hinata’s time in Shanghai with her mother. Due to Hinata’s father-starved nature, it gave Ataru an opportunity to take a hiatus from his hero work permanently just to spend some time with his family.

Hinata’s father was, and still currently is, a big influence on her life and her biggest inspiration that attracted her to the vast, yet foreign world of heroes, thus sparked her dream of becoming a hero herself..

Not long after, the Inoue household had welcomed a new child, Hinata’s younger brother, Hibio Asaama. Hinata was overwhelmed with joy and excitement to finally have a sibling and, primarily, a friend to play with. By spending time with Hibio, she grew extremely fond of him. Hinata had always had a light, aural glow to her due to her halo, but Hibio managed to brighten up his older sister even more. Their bond helped her to finally come to terms with the extreme changes she had been experiencing since a child.

Hinata was registered to attend kindergarten at the age of five, and two years later, she started primary school. Throughout each incoming school year, She became a friendlier and more social individual thanks to her positive experiences in kindergarten. She truly loved going to school and attending after school clubs and activities. Overall, she was a very active and healthy kid.

Middle School

While Hinata had positive experiences in     primary school, starting middle school however, was a challenge. Aside from the crippling feeling of being foreign and not fitting in, the pressure she felt to strive to become one of the best had burdened her because she felt it was necessary in order to make it to the high school of her dream. However, she wouldn’t allow her internal conflicts to stop her from enjoying the experience. She continued attending the kyokushin karate school she had been attending since elementary school in preparation for the future hero training that awaited her.

She formed a few close friendships during her time, but one friendship that stood out from the rest and carried with her to high-school and beyond was her friendship with her classmate Seiho Oogumo. Seiho was always withdrawn and kept to himself unless approached, yet he was the one to first introduce himself to Hinata as soon as he picked up on how uncomfortable and distant she felt in the class. He kept her company and helped her warm up to the class and eventually meet new friends. They both shared quite a lot in common in interest and even personality and truly enjoyed each other's company, quickly becoming the closest friend to each other.

High Schooll

Hinata was still fixated on becoming a hero and attending the number one hero school, U.A, was the next step she had to conquer in order to achieve her goal, but unfortunately for her, that was impossible due to how far she lived from the school, in addition to their lack of dorms during the time. However, that was not her only option, and she ultimately settled on Shiketsu High school as her best option for now, but still was able to match the caliber and strengths of U.A high school. Because Shiketsu was fairly close to where she lived, she opted to apply for it.

With her sheer hard work, Hinata managed to pass the entrance exams with satisfying results and she had made it to the hero department.

At the beginning of her first year, Hinata was elated to finally tackle her long-dreamt hero training and to get to know more about her new classmates. Despite how hard and overwhelming it was at times, she truly enjoyed the experience and loved learning more about the differences between everyone's powers and skills, which only made the challenges more fun for her. Though she still had times where her insecurities started to take over and made her question her own skills and capabilities by comparing herself to others, she didn't allow that to get in the way of her improving and learning from her mistakes.

She was unconditionally nice and friendly with everyone, getting along with most of her classmates and even students from other grades and departments. She didn't like sticking to a single group of friends, but she was definitely closer to her classmates.

Moving on to her second year, Hinata kicked off the year to a positive start by being elected as the class’s vice president, as a reward for scoring the 2nd highest grades, along with her classmate, Nagamasa Mora, being the student representative of the class.

After passing the Provisional Hero License Exam and officially obtaining her hero license, Hinata was finally able to attain an internship in Endeavor's hero office, which was a dream in itself finally coming true for her. Although she didn't get the chance to be supervised personally by Endeavor himself, she was taken good care of by his sidekicks at the office and still managed to learn a lot from them. Hinata continued her internship at his agency and kickstarted her pro hero career there as well, but she decided to end her internship at his office a couple of years after, as she had plans to start her own agency.

A few years ahead into the future, her father helps Hinata build and kickstart her own agency where she ends up forming her own team of heroes.