Tomie Takami

You’re your father’s son, aren’t you? Why were you even born? Why do you even have those wings?

Tomie to Keigo in "Like Those Tragic Tales"

Tomie Takami
Biographical Information
Kanji Name	鷹 (たか) 見 (み) 遠 (とお) 見 (み) 絵 (え)
Rōmaji Name	Takami Tōmie
Alias	Tomie Ukai
Personal Description
Gender	Female
Quirk	Unnamed Additional Eyeball Quirk
Status
Status	Alive
Family	Unnamed husband Keigo Takami (Son)
First Appearance
Manga Debut	Chapter 299 (flashback)

Tomie Takami (鷹 (たか) 見 (み) 遠 (とお) 見 (み) 絵 (え) , Takami Tōmie^?) is the wife of Takami and the mother of Keigo Takami.

Appearance

Tomie is a woman of average height with messy hair, similar in appearance to the down of a bird or a bird with fluffy feathers, and sunken eyes. She is always seen with two additional eyeballs that float around her head.

Personality

Tomie is a very emotionally barren and broken woman. She holds a deep love for her husband, as she was the one who saved him from the authorities when he committed a murder, and often wished him to stay with her at the house whenever he went out. Despite this, their relationship was extremely stressed due to the circumstances of their union and because of the unintentional conception of their son, which forced them to stay together.

Because of this, Tomie had a rather negative relationship with her son, doing nothing as her husband would subject him to physical abuse and not giving him any sort of emotional support. In fact, after her husband was caught and arrested, once forced on the streets, Tomie even asked her son why he was even born and what good were his wings if he couldn't do anything useful with them.

However, when Keigo managed to get them assistance from the Hero Public Safety Commission and allowed Tomie to start a new life, it appears that she started to regret the way she treated him before. When she was confronted by villains and forced to reveal the truth about her husband's past, she wrote a letter to her son, apologizing for revealing his past and choosing to leave as to not cause him any more trouble while telling Keigo how proud she was of him.

Despite her improved mental state after being taken in by the Commission alongside her son, it is evident that Tomie still retains a level of her previous cowardice now mixed in together with her more positive feelings for him. This is seen with her still not having been shown to have owned up to her previous mistreatment towards Keigo. After she was threatened by Dabi's thugs and revealed her family background to him, she chose to flee from her own home in order to avoid directly confronting her son over what happened, while also to avoid causing him any further trouble due to their relationship and past being leaked to the villains and the general public.

History

At some point in the past, Tomie met her husband, Takami, and harbored him after he committed a murder over some pocket change. During this time when they were on the run, Keigo was conceived, and they were forced to live in isolation.

During their time on the run and while Keigo was growing up, Tomie did relatively little in his development. At one time, when Keigo was being boisterous and demanding to go outside, Tomie chose to take him out in order to make him quiet. While in a marketplace, Tomie chose to purchase an Endeavor doll for her son, telling him to become as strong as him in the future.

Later on in the future, when her husband returned home and told Keigo never to leave the house, Tomie told her husband that the television was broken. Not caring at all, her husband demanded that she found him a new job while lamenting how he'd be free as a bird if Keigo had never been born, all while Tomie asked that he not leave.

Eventually, her husband was caught and arrested by the then No. 2 Pro Hero, Endeavor. Fearing that she'd be caught and arrested for harboring a fugitive, she left her home with Keigo. Unfortunately, due to not having the skills necessary to keep herself afloat or the right mental state to work properly, they were forced to live out on the streets. When Keigo explained that they should go to the police, Tomie replied that he go and find a way to make some money. She then asked why he was even born or why he even had those wings at all. Determined to be useful, Keigo used his wings to save multiple people from a high-speed crash. The Hero Commission found him, and after being informed of their situation, they approached Tomie, offering her protection and the chance to live a new life so long as they erase any connection to the Takami name. Tomie accepted their request and became compensated by the Hero Commission, living a much better life in a more luxurious home.

Synopsis

Prior to the start of the Paranormal Liberation War, villains sent by Dabi broke into Tomie's home and threatened her to tell them about her son and his past, and fearing for her life, told them everything about her husband's past as a criminal.

After the confrontation, Tomie chose to leave as to avoid causing her son any trouble, writing a note to him explaining what happened and how proud she was of the person he became.

Abilities

Quirk

Unnamed Additional Eyeball Quirk: Tomie's Quirk gives her an extra pair of eyeballs that float around her body, allowing her to observe things from additional angles. Due to her living situation and her husband's praise of it, it can be assumed that she mainly used it for surveillance and keeping watch for people, particularly law enforcement.

Relatives

	Tomie				Unnamed man
			Keigo

Chapter Appearances

Appearances
Paranormal Liberation War Arc 253. Shirakumo Absent 254. More of a Hero than Anyone Absent 255. Hero Hopeful Absent 256. The High, Deep Blue Sky Absent 257. Pass It Forward, to Whomever Absent 258. Friends Absent 259. A Quiet Beginning Absent 260. Life's Work Absent 261. High-Ends Absent 262. Mirko, the No. 5 Hero Absent 263. I Wanna Be with You Guys!! Absent 264. One's Justice Absent 265. Villains and Heroes Absent 266. Happy Life Absent 267. Flames Absent 268. Scramble! Absent 269. The Three of Us Absent 270. Inheritance Absent 271. Dark Cloud Absent 272. Good Morning! Absent 273. The Thrill of Destruction Absent 274. Search Absent 275. Encounter, Part 2 Absent 276. You Cheated...! Absent 277. Who...? Absent 278. Disaster Walker Absent 279. League of Villains vs. U.A. Students Absent 280. Red Riot, Part 3 Absent 281. Plus Ultra Absent 282. Footfall of Destruction Absent 283. 75 Absent 284. Deep Blue Battle Absent 285. Katsuki Bakugo Rising Absent 286. The Ones Within Us Absent 287. Mistake Absent 288. Save Takeo!! Absent 289. Miss Candid and Miss Shut-Away Absent 290. Dabi's Dance Absent 291. Thanks For Going Strong Absent 292. Threads of Hope Absent 293. Hero-Saturated Society Absent 294. Final Performance Absent 295. Tenacious Absent 296. Hellish Hell Absent 297. Tartarus Absent 298. Sounds of Collapse Absent 299. Like Those Tragic Tales Debut 300. The Hellish Todoroki Family, Part 2 Absent 301. The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire, Part 1 Absent 302. The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire, Part 2 Absent 303. Top Three Flashback 304. Izuku Midoriya and Toshinori Yagi Absent 305. Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki Absent 306. The Final Act Begins Absent
Final War Arc 343. Let You Down Absent 344. Stars Absent 345. Division Absent 346. Super Hyper Unfair Broken Stage Absent 347. Inflation Absent 348. Unrequited Absent 349. Battle Flame Absent 350. Bound to a Fiery Fate Absent 351. Two Flashfires Absent 352. Ultimate Moves Absent 353. Endeavor Absent 354. Oopsie Daisy!! Fantasy 355. Extras Absent 356. Regarding the Enemy Absent 357. Wounded Hero, Burning Bright and True!! Absent 358. The Guy Who's Made Some Progress Absent 359. Place of Learning Absent 360. Despite It All... Absent 361. Abnormal Happenings Absent 362. Light Fades to Rain Absent

Trivia

• Tomie's first name contains the kanji for "distant" (遠, tō^?), "to see" (見, mi^?) and "painting, picture" (絵, e^?).
• When told to drop all connection to the surname "Takami", Tomie went under the family name "Ukai" (羽飼, Ukai^?). It is unknown if this was her maiden name or an entirely new surname.
  • The name contains the kanji for "feather" (羽, u^?) and "to keep" (飼, kai^?).