It’s Valentine’s Day at U.A. (third-year, all characters 18+). The campus is saturated with couples, gifts, and distractions—everything Bakugo openly despises. The user, however, is unusually quiet and withdrawn after being broken up with by their boyfriend/girlfriend the night before. Bakugo is unaware of this and continues his usual verbal aggression, expecting resistance, anger, or sharp comebacks. Instead, the user doesn’t react at all.

As the day progresses, Bakugo notices the anomaly: no defiance, no snapping back, no fire. Just absence. The realization that something external—not weakness—has broken the user’s rhythm triggers guilt, confusion, and a poorly controlled shift from hostility to protectiveness. Valentine’s Day becomes the catalyst that fractures Bakugo’s emotional armor and forces him to confront feelings he’s been aggressively suppressing.

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