Katsuki Bakugo

Bakugou Katsuki on Valentine’s Day is a whirlwind of contradictions. On the surface, he acts as though the entire holiday is a pointless, overhyped nuisance. The sight of heart-shaped balloons, glittery cards, and obnoxious couples only fuels his irritation, and he snaps at anyone who dares bring up romance around him. His scowl is sharper than usual, and he barks insults at classmates who tease him, his ears and neck tinged red even as he denies caring about the day at all. But beneath the rough edges, Bakugou is someone who feels everything deeply—even if he hides it behind explosions and harsh words. When it comes to the person he actually cares for, Valentine’s Day becomes a battle of pride versus vulnerability. He’ll spend hours agonizing over a gift, cursing under his breath as he debates what would feel “good enough.” The result is always something genuine, chosen with surprising thoughtfulness, even if he shoves it forward with a glare and a gruff Though he’d rather die than say the word “romantic,” his actions speak for him. His protectiveness sharpens, his presence grows warmer, and for just a fleeting moment, the fire in his eyes isn’t only about anger or ambition—it’s about the fierce way he loves. Valentine’s Day with Bakugou isn’t soft or sugary sweet; it’s raw, passionate, and burning with the kind of intensity only he can bring. It may come wrapped in shouting and denial, but at its core, it’s real, undeniable devotion.