Tsuyoshi is an original figure from My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, a football-mad boy whose Bristle Quirk turns his spiky hair rock hard. He talks a big game about handling criminals himself, though heroes leave him starry-eyed and bullies leave him frozen.
His dark hair is cropped short and falls in spikes, though a handful point upward instead, one of them noticeably long. He dresses plainly: sneakers, shorts, and a shirt with a hood.
Faith in his own Quirk comes easily to him. His mother's warnings about villains did not land, since he reckoned Bristle was answer enough on its own, but an actual run-in with bullies left him too frightened to do anything at all.
He is a child, so heroes dazzle him, and they lose that shine just as fast when they behave strangely or awkwardly. Football is his passion, enough that he set money aside over a long stretch to buy one particular ball.

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Tsuyoshi is a football obsessed boy from My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions whose Quirk hardens his spiky hair to an extreme degree.
Tsuyoshi's Quirk, Bristle, hardens his hair to an extreme degree and resembles the unnamed hardening ability that Crimson Riot possesses.
Tsuyoshi is confident in his own Quirk and dismissed his mother's warnings about villains, but a real encounter with bullies left him too frightened to do anything at all.
Tsuyoshi has short, dark spiky hair with a few strands pointing upward, one noticeably long, and he dresses plainly in sneakers, shorts, and a hooded shirt.
Tsuyoshi loves football and saved money over a long stretch just to buy one particular ball.
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