You’ve told us what one of the WWPCs are, but what about the others? Specifically Pixie-Bob?
I think the WWPC are a pack, so when I use the word pack in my explanations I’m referring to the whole group.
Tsuchikawa Ryuuko | Pixie-Bob: Omega
Ryuuko is incredibly energetic, which is a trait I mainly associate with omegas. One of her main goals at this point in her life is to find a partner, which would imply that she is looking for someone to have children with before she gets too old (which also explains her self-consciousness about her age). That intense desire for a mate and pups are incredibly omegan to me.
Chatora Yawara | Tiger: Alpha
Tiger’s a textbook alpha. Big muscular frame, macho, strict, intimidating, and protective and caring for those he cares about. The fact that he felt the need to apologize to Bakugou months after the training camp incident implies that his guilt for not being able to protect a pup was eating him up for that entire time. (Also, being an alpha could’ve resulted in less dysphoria and an easier transition from female to male, and he deserves that).
Shiretoko Tomoko | Ragdoll: Omega
She’s even more energetic than Pixie-Bob, and her whole demeanour screams omega to me right off the bat. Her favourite things are the rest of her pack, which means she values and loves her pack more than anything in the world. When she was grieving the loss of her quirk, she was shown surrounded by her pack, and seeking support through physical touch strikes me as an omegan way to grieve (not that I think other genders don’t seek out physical comfort either--it’s part of human nature--but I think omegas would generally be more comforted by touch than by words). Plus, one of the kanji in her name means “bed, floor, padding, tatami” which are all words I’d associate with nesting.
Sousaki Shino | Mandalay: Alpha
Even though Tiger is more stereotypically alpha, Mandalay strikes me as the pack alpha. One of the main ways she uses her quirk is to give commands, which assumedly means that she instructs her teammates in the field and is the team leader. While she doesn’t fit the profile of an aggressive or overly domineering alpha, her calmness and gentleness strike me as the demeanour of a rational alpha who leads by logic and understanding instead of strength. Her approach to parenting Kota by giving him time and space to deal with his parents' death instead of getting overly involved strikes me as an alpha approach. Also, the fact that she poked fun at Class 1-A when they finished Beast Forest slower then she expected (instead of complimenting them like Pixie-Bob) makes me think that she follows the logic that good guidance is constantly pushing for better performance instead of rewarding small victories, which strikes me as an alphan way of teaching.
