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Born and raised in Tokyo, Sora is the son of a famous top heroine, Sonia Boom, and a well known but retired support item specialist, Kendrick. He also has an adopted older sister, Aella, who also went into work as a hero. So it was no surprise that Sora, like many children, dreamed of being a hero himself as a boy. To this end he trained with his family constantly whenever not in school, pushing the limits of his Quirk whenever possible. He had but one constant friend; a girl named Shinokame, who also dreamed of being a hero and would train with him.

When Sora was 12, a fire broke out in the antique shop his father runs. It was an attempt at vengeance by a villain Sora’s mother had repeatedly tangled with. Sora was able to save his sister, the two of them having been put in charge for the day while their parents went out, using his Quirk to clear enough of the smoke for them to escape, though he was hospitalized for a time due to overexerting his Quirk. But Shinokame, who had been helping out, had disappeared in the fire. Once discharged Sora resumed his training, redoubling his efforts. He had learned in the hospital that the villain who set the fire had gotten off without punishment due to holding a powerful legal position. Sora wanted to bring the man to justice, but his parents and sister were fortunately able to instill in him a disdain for vengeance. 

Sora attended UA University once he was old enough, just as his parents and sister did. It was during this time, after acquiring his provisional hero license, that Sora discovered that Shinokame  had become a vigilante. And what’s more, she had killed the villain who almost killed he and his sister. The revelation gave Sora mixed feelings, as he was glad that the man had finally got what was coming to him. But he was also sad for his friend’s chosen path. His sadness worsened later, when he learned on the day that he graduated that his friend had been killed. 

Afterwards, Sora felt despondent. He was physically ready to begin his hero work, but mentally unprepared. Confiding in his family, the decision was made that he would travel to America, home of his father and where his sister had moved to open her own hero agency. He would work with her, learning the ropes of professional heroism and facing his issues over time. During his time in America, Sora grew both as a hero and as a person, facing many powerful enemies. He defeated Don Blood, a crime lord feared throughout New York, as well as playing an integral role in taking down the Circus of Man, an organization that used people with Mutation quirks as attractions in an underground circus for the top dogs of the criminal world. 

Now, several years later, Sora returns to Japan. He aims to move on, and to put his learning into practice in memory of his friend. Though his reputation in America wouldn’t fully follow him back home, he still plans on blowing everyone away.