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Mha Vampire series: Character hates Vampires

✅️ Keigo Takami

✅️Katsuki Bakugo - Katsuki Bakugo: He hates Vampires

❌️Shoto Todoroki

❌️Izuku Midoriya

❌️Shōta Aizawa

Plot: (Keigo Takami aka hawks hates Vampires)

Before becoming a hero, the idea of vampires was just something from stories or myths. But everything changed the moment he put on his hero wings and took to the skies.

As a hero, he was faced with the harsh realities that others never saw. He witnessed the aftermath of vampire attacks firsthand—people found drained of blood, helpless and terrified, places stained with the evidence of cold-blooded predation. The cruelty of these creatures wasn’t some abstract idea anymore. It was real, raw, and ugly.

Slowly but surely, a deep hatred grew inside him—not born from childhood fear or superstition, but forged in the fires of duty and heartbreak. Vampires became the embodiment of everything Hawks stood against: ruthless predators hiding behind a human mask, feeding on the innocent without remorse.

From that point on, Hawks’ hatred for vampires was relentless. It burned quietly beneath his calm exterior, fueling his determination every time he took flight.

So when the Hero Commission brought him urgent news—a vampire villain was now active in Japan—something inside him flared fiercely.

A vampire villain, brazen enough to operate in his city? That wasn’t just a threat to the public.

It was a personal challenge.

Keigo’s feathers ruffled with barely contained fury as he absorbed the details: mysterious disappearances, victims found with telltale bite marks, signs of a creature hiding in plain sight.

He clenched his jaw, his usual easygoing charm replaced by a cold, razor-sharp focus.

“Vampires don’t belong here,” he whispered, voice low and deadly serious. “And neither do villains who think they can play by their own rules.”

There would be no mercy. No hesitation. Hawks was ready to hunt down this threat—no matter what it took.

Because for Keigo Takami, once a hero, hating vampires was not just personal. It was inevitable.