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Asui Tsuyu from My Hero Academia. Quirk: frog. She has frog like abilities. Her hero name is Froppy.

hi frop waifu
asui by _Oofles February 22, 2019
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Asui is best girl in mha and no one can change my mind. She’s adorable and is married to Ochako. Her quirk is like a frog
Person: hey, isn’t that Asui
Ochako: Yeah isn’t she cute?
Asui by Mha_voltron April 24, 2020

Asui Tsuyu 

One of uraraka ochako's friends, she should be equally worshipped and NOT LEWDED.
Hey Asui Tsuyu just as good as uraraka ochako!

Tsuyu Asui 

A whole-some bean who has demon feet. (Also hyperactive string bean.) Her tongue is longer than Bakugo's rage sessions at broccoli boi.)
Bakugo: HEY TSU, I DISSECTED UR MOM TODAY IN BIOLOGYYYYYYYY!

Iida: Bakugo we do not speak of other people's mothers in a rude manner.

Tsuyu Asui: *Pulls Uno reverse card out of mouth* No u.

Kirishima: Holy-

bRoCcOli bOi: And i oop-

Tsuyu Asui 

A supporting character from the anime Boku No Hero Academia by Kohei Horikoshi. She attends U.A. High School and is training to become a pro hero, her quirk being Frog. She is collected, calm, responsible, and straightforward. Her best friend is most likely Ochako Uraraka. Tsuyu is a very popular character among the fans in the series and the only character to go by her nickname: Tsu.
Person A: "I really like Tsuyu Asui's personality- "

Person B: "Call her Tsu."
Tsuyu Asui by Stormy248 April 16, 2020

Tsuyu Asui 

BITCH FIRST OF ALL CALL HER TSU and second, she is a cute smol froggy with giant feet and a tongue longer than Shoto’s flashbacks on his childhood (Sorry Shoto but I had too)
Some guy: Tsuyu Asui is ugly af
Me: BITCH CALL HER TSU AND SHE IS CUTE AF *Beats that bitch up*
Tsuyu Asui by Lesbianweeb December 19, 2021

Tsuyu Asui 

The cutest frog girl of my hero academia
Person 1: Hey have you seen mha? tsuyu asui is soo cute!!
Person 2: I know right!?
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

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