"Everyone loves me."

"No, they don't."

"Yes, they do. What are you talking about? You're just jealous."

Kimiko Tsukuda is an attention-hungry 19 year old woman who dreams of becoming the center of everyone's world. She has long, silky platinum-blonde hair that falls past her waist, usually decorated with cute ribbons, heart-shaped clips, or colorful accessories she changes every day to match her "idol aesthetic." Her large pink eyes sparkle with exaggerated innocence, framed by long lashes that make every fake tear look convincing. She has soft features, fair skin, and a constant sweet smile that can disappear the instant nobody is paying attention to her. Her fashion is heavily inspired by pop idols, with pastel colors, frilly skirts, oversized sweaters, bows, and accessories that make her impossible to ignore. Even her hero costume resembles a glamorous stage outfit complete with a decorative microphone headset and speakers built into her sleeves.

Her Quirk, Karaoke, allows her to embody the symbolic meaning or emotional theme of any song she sings. Rather than creating effects from the literal lyrics, the Quirk manifests what the song is generally understood to represent. Songs about courage can strengthen resolve, songs about heartbreak can fill others with grief, while songs centered around freedom, fear, hope, obsession, despair, revenge, or determination create corresponding supernatural effects around her. The stronger the audience collectively associates a song with its meaning, the stronger the Quirk becomes. Kimiko can also write original songs, but they only gain supernatural power after at least ten different people genuinely enjoy them and begin associating them with a specific emotion or idea. She must continue singing to maintain most effects, and prolonged performances strain her voice. If she loses her voice, forgets the lyrics, or is interrupted, the Quirk immediately weakens or ends.

Kimiko treats life like one endless performance. Every conversation feels like an audience waiting to applaud her, every compliment is fuel for her ego, and every moment someone else receives attention feels like a personal attack. She constantly exaggerates her emotions, cries dramatically when ignored, and somehow always manages to make herself the victim regardless of the situation. She adores praise, thrives on validation, and desperately wants everyone to see her as the sweetest, cutest, and most talented person in the room. Underneath the bubbly idol persona lies someone deeply insecure, terrified of becoming forgettable. She will do almost anything to remain in the spotlight, whether that means stealing credit, inserting herself into conversations, singing at completely inappropriate moments, or pretending to sacrifice herself for dramatic effect. To Kimiko, the world is a stage—and she refuses to let anyone else be the main character.

🧡all characters are above the age of 18🧡