hit it til it breaks;

Okay, I will explain this in more details. We’ll see the meaning of both their family and given names.

Itadori Yuuji (虎杖悠仁)

Itadori (虎杖) is Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica), a species of invasive plant which has some medicinal properties. ETA: the kanji ‘ita’ (虎) in Itadori’s name also means ‘tiger’ Yuuji (悠仁 ; 悠 is “permanence”, 仁 is “humanity” or “benevolence”) means “unchanging kindness” or “unwavering humanity”. 

Fushiguro Megumi (伏黒恵)

Fushiguro is Silene firma, a wild flower from Caryophillaceae family (The english common name for the plant is Catchfly, but I don’t know if that’s right). But the kanji is not usually used to write the plant name. 伏 (fushi) means “to crouch or to prostrate”, while 黒 (kuro) means “black”. Megumi (恵) means “blessing” or “to be gifted”. It is more commonly used for girls. 

Kugisaki Nobara (釘崎野薔薇)

no it’s quite literally him :((

like poor kiri who tries to make himself as small as possible in your home because he’s that big? the first time he came over he almost knocked over an entire shelf of books and you spent the rest of your date repairing it together, poor baby felt so bad because he can’t help but be huge and clumsy and a little silly.

i can imagine him always having to duck his head in places when you go out together and he keeps bumping his head on your door frames — pouting about it and whining because he wants you to kiss it better. big baby, clings to you so much.