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    Gang Orca 

Kugo Sakamata — Gang Orca

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Killer Whale Hero
Species: Human
Quirk: Orcinus
The 10th-highest ranked hero in Japan, a tall, well-built man with an orca-like appearance. He employs Midoriya as an intern after the Sports Festival.
  • Face of a Thug: His physique is that of a giant carnivorous beast but in his heart is a Pro Hero.
  • Make Me Wanna Shout: Like an actual orca, he has sonar, which he can weaponize. He also uses this to locate hidden targets.
  • Not So Above It All: He enjoys making "dad jokes" to his subordinates' displeasure.
  • No-Sell: He tanks all of Water Hazard's attacks during their duel.
  • Stealth Mentor: He trains Izuku to think creatively with his powers by making him do chores.
  • The Social Darwinist: His entire system is this although he has some slight regrets with it when it causes major property damage.

    Gran Torino 

Sorahiko Torino — Gran Torino

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Species: Human
Quirk: Jet
An elderly, retired hero who offers Uraraka an internship. He was All Might's homeroom teacher and a good friend of Nana Shimura, making him one of the few who knows the full truth about One For All. His Quirk, "Jet", allows him to move at high speeds by taking in the air around him and releasing it through his feet for propulsion effect. Due to his age though, he can't use it for a long time.
  • Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: He mentors Uraraka rather then Izuku.
    • He also mentored Thirteen and Hisashi.
  • Cool Old Guy: Is very old but he can give most younger pro heroes a run for their money.
  • Decomposite Character:He takes Max’s role as Xylene’s human lover.
    • He also takes Max's role of training young Earth based Plumbers.
  • Good Is Not Soft: Most of his training involves kicking the crap out of his students.
  • Honorary True Companion: While he is not a member of the Plumbers, he knows about aliens and assists them from time to time.
  • Interspecies Romance:He was in a relationship with Xylene, an Uxorite.
  • The Mentor: As in canon he mentors the eighth and ninth holder of One For All, All Might and Uraraka in place of Izuku.
    • At Nezu’s request he also takes on any UA students who want to become Plumbers as interns. Thirteen and Hisashi are examples of this.
  • Secret Secret-Keeper: It's implied in Chapter 35 and then confirmed in the following chapter that he knows about aliens.

    Endeavor 

Enji Todoroki — Endeavor

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Flame Hero
Species: Human
Quirk: Hellflame
Shoto Todoroki's father, the 2nd-highest ranked hero in Japan. As a pro hero, he's one of the best, beating out even All Might in the number of cases he's resolved. As a father, though? He leaves a lot to be desired.
  • Abusive Parents: As per canon.
  • Always Someone Better: Not only is he the Number Two Hero, behind All Might, but Heatblast is stated to be a better fire user than him.
  • Berserk Button: Izuku Midoriya quickly becomes one to him for not only "tampering" with his son's head, but also because, it's implied, he reminds him of Hisashi Midoriya.
  • Everyone Has Standards: Despite his hate for Hisashi, he still participates in the raid to save Izuku, because he is a hero.
  • We Used to Be Friends: Hisashi was once friends with Endeavor before they had a falling out. By the present day, the two loathe each other.

    Fat Gum 

Taishiro Toyomitsu — Fat Gum

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BMI Hero
Species: Human
Quirk: Fat Absorption

A large man whose strength is only rivaled by his appetite. His Quirk, "Fat Absorption", grants him a highly obese, dense body that can adhere to any objects that enter in contact with it, causing them to sink into his body afterward, it also works to store energy of hits received, but at the cost of his defensive fat.


  • Beware the Silly Ones: Downplayed in that he doesn't really act silly, but his round, cartoonish appearance and Big Eater habits distract from the fact that he's an experienced pro hero who approaches confrontations with villains with the intent of finishing them as quickly as possible.
  • Big Eater: His first appearance has him gobbling down an entire pan of takoyaki. On top of that, one of his own protégés relies on eating to bolster his Quirk.
  • Big Fun: He's a jovial guy, and even carries around candy for the kids.
  • Cast from Calories: He can absorb kinetic energy with his Quirk and then release it for a massive attack. However, he can only release the energy once and it burns away almost all of his body fat when used.
  • Domino Mask: Sports one.
  • Energy Absorption: Fat Gum's Quirk makes him soft and malleable, able to absorb kinetic energy into his body fat. He mostly uses this to protect people from dangers like Villains or bombs, but he can also release the stored energy for a devastating attack.
  • Expy: Of Blob from X-Men, as he has the same strength and defense powers that are based on accumulating body fat. The difference being that Fat Gum is a hero while Blob is usually a villain.
  • Gentle Giant: His height is listed at a whopping 250 cm (roughly 8'2"), making him the tallest member of the cast, so far, but he's a nice guy who dotes on his interns and carries around chocolates for the kids.
  • Heart Is an Awesome Power: Having such a large, soft body isn't just great for tanking hits or entrapping villains. His Quirk also allows his fat to absorb kinetic energy. By burning this fat, he can focus the energy from hits he's absorbed into a powerful counter-attack.
  • Kevlard: His Quirk gives a highly flexible and cushion-like obese body that can even submerge people within it.
  • Shed Armor, Gain Speed: Or rather, gain power. The more he gets hit, the more energy he has to expend to keep them. But it also burns his fat quickly, and the stored impact can be unleashed as a Charged Attack.
  • Shout-Out: His design is very reminiscent of Totoro.
  • Super Cop: Before becoming a Pro Hero he was a police officer for the Tokyo PD.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Takoyaki, owing to his Kansai origins. He is even used as a mascot to promote takoyaki.
  • We Used to Be Friends: Had a great working relationship with Cinder while he was still in the Tokyo PD, but after an incident that painted Hisashi as assisting villains, he's grown distrustful of the Pro Hero.

    Ushimitsudoki Aquarium 

Ushimitsudoki Aquarium

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Gang Orca's hero agency.

Kaizou

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Walrus Mutant Quirk
An older Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick.
  • Animal Facial Hair: He's a walrus, so of course he has a big, bushy mustache.
  • Belly Flop Crushing: He attempted to use this on Izuku before he dodged.
  • Old Master: He may be old but he can still fight, as seen in the fight with Izuku before he left, after his intership concluded.

Dholak

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Crab Mutant Quirk
A Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick, as well as his second-in-command and chauffeur.
  • Fire-Forged Friends: At first, he saw Izuku as a threat to his standing within in the agency but after working together on missions against Clancy and Stain his view on the boy improves. When the young hero's internship is over they part on good terms.
  • Giant Enemy Crab: His Mutant type Quirk gives him the traits of a Japanese spider crab.
  • Healing Factor: His legs get ripped off but thanks to his Quirk they regrow.

Ikkaku

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Narwhal Mutant Quirk
A Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick.

Fuka

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Shark Mutant Quirk
A Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick.
  • Blood Knight: When he heads out to join the raid on the League with Orca and Dholak he makes it no secret he's looking forward to the fighting saying it will be a blood bath.
  • Shark Man: How he looks due to his Quirk.

Tekka Maki

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Tuna Mutant Quirk
A Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick and as security for the Ushimitsudoki Aquarium.

Devilfish

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Species: Human
Quirk: Unnamed Octopus Mutant Quirk
A Pro Hero who works under Gang Orca as a sidekick.
  • Creepy Good: He's one of the more welcoming members of Ushimitsudoki Aquarium, but because of his features he comes across as unnerving.
  • Speech Impediment: He stutters.

    Thundershock 
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Voltage Heroine
Species: Human
Quirk: Electro Whip
A Pro Hero that possesses an electrifying personality and who also happens to be the mother of Denki Kaminari.
  • Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: She's known for smothering Denki with love much to the young hero's chagrin.

  • Bunny-Ears Lawyer: She may be a bit overdramatic with her son but she's a Pro Hero for a reason.

  • Lightning Lash: Her quirk allows her to attack with a whip that electrocutes her targets.

  • Mama Bear: Is incredibly protective of her son Denki. When he's held hostage by a giant water monster, her threatening aura causes it to pause.

  • Related in the Adaptation: It's not confirmed in canon if she and Denki are related. Here, they are mother and son.

    Wild Wild Pussycats 

Wild Wild Pussycats

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Mandalay: Your feline fantasies are here! Say "meow"!
Ragdoll: Allow us to lend a helping paw!
Tiger: We're champions serving up justice, with our tails!
Pixie-Bob: Purrfectly cute and catlike heroes!
All together: We're the Wild Wild Pussycats!
A four-person hero team specializing in mountain rescues, UA calls them in to help train the first year Hero Course classes.
  • Animal-Eared Headband: As part of their Cat Girl outfits, they all wear headsets that resemble cat ears.
  • Animal Theme Naming: Mandalay, Pixie-Bob, and Ragdoll are all named after different domestic cat breeds. Tiger is named after a large wild cat instead.
  • Animal-Motif Team: Cats
  • Animal-Themed Superbeing: The animal alias type; they're all cat-themed heroes in names and appearance, but their Quirks don't have anything to do with cats.
  • Cat Girl: The overall theme of their hero costumes. They all wear fake cat tails, paw-like gloves, and headsets that resemble cat ears.
  • Color-Coded Characters: Mandalay is red, Pixie-Bob is blue, Ragdoll is yellow, and Tiger is brown.
  • Minidress of Power: They wear fancy-looking two-piece outfits comprising of crop tops and miniskirts despite working in a forested mountain area.
  • Ms. Fanservice: All of them except Tiger, who instead falls under Mr. Fanservice.
  • Training from Hell: Essentially what UA asked them to do for classes 1-A and B.
  • True Companions: They're all really close friends outside of their work as heroes. In fact, they have been a team for 12 years, since they came together in high school — and bear in mind that full team hero offices are fairly rare and tend not to last long.

Shino Sosaki — Mandalay

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Species: Human
Quirk: Telepathy
The leader of the Wild Wild Pussycats. Her Quirk is "Telepath", which allows her to talk to multiple people at once through the mental transmission. She's the legal guardian of her nephew, Kota Izumi.
  • Cool Aunt: She takes great care of her nephew Kota as her legal guardian, despite dealing with his aloof personality.
  • Distracted Bythe Sexy: She telepathically flirts with Spinner during their fight to throw him off.
  • Everyone Has Standards: While she does shout and form her pose during introducions, during the announcment of game's test of courage, all of Pussycats do some poses saying how students will pee their pants from fear, she's the only one just standing and making expressionless face
  • Fights Like a Normal: Her Quirk isn't a physical one, so all of her superhero butt kicking is done with regular old-fashioned martial arts — and she's good at it too.
  • Meaningful Name: Mandalay is the name of the second most important city of Burma, the place of origin of the popular Burmese cat breed, a close cousin to the Siamese cat, as well as being a cat breed in its own right.
  • Nephewism: She's raising her orphaned nephew Kota.
  • Nice Girl: She's very kind and gentle, and does what she can for her nephew, but she does enjoy messing with the students.
  • Only Sane Man: Compared to the off the wall personalities of the other Pussycats, Mandalay is more straightforward and composed.
  • Promotion to Parent: Became the guardian of her young cousin Kota after the loss of his parents.
  • Telepathy: She can telepathically transmit thoughts to many people across a wide range, though she can only transmit thoughts and not receive them.
  • The Leader: She is the leader of the Wild Wild Pussycats.
  • Weak, but Skilled: Her Quirk allows her a fairly basic form of Telepathy, making her weak compared to Pixie-Bob and Tiger, and doesn't have the same uses as Ragdoll's Search Quirk. However, as shown during her fight with Spinner, she's a smart combatant, and was able to throw him off of his game a moment by sending him a "sexy" message

Ryuko Tsuchikawa — Pixie-Bob

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Species: Human
Quirk: Earth Flow
A member of the Wild Wild Pussycats. Her Quirk, "Earth Flow", lets her control dirt and rock.
  • Berserk Button: As Izuku learns mentioning her age.
  • The Big Guy: In terms of Quirks, Pixie-Bob is by far the most powerful of the Pussycats. This is why the League of Villains knocks her out before revealing themselves during the attack on the summer camp.
  • Dishing Out Dirt: Her Quirk allows her to manipulate dirt and rock.
  • Enemy Summoner: Pixie-Bob's not a villain, but her Quirk can be used to create monstrous constructs made of dirt and stone that she can control. She's responsible for the "Forest of Beasts" that represents the first challenge for Class 1-A at the training camp.
  • Genki Girl: Not to the level of Ragdoll, but she is a woman with a lot of energy.
  • Hidden Depths: She came up with the name of and concept behind the team and that she set up the team's hero office.
  • The Jailbait Wait: Played for Laughs. She "calls dibs" on Midoriya, Bakugo, Iida and Todoroki "in three years".
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: As loud and hyperactive she can be towards other people, and how insecure and self-conscious she acts about her age, she does care about her teammates' and students' well-being.
  • Mrs. Robinson: While praising Midoriya, Iida, Bakugo, and Todoroki for defeating her magic beast, she says can't wait to see what their potential will be like in three years.
  • Old Maid: Played for laughs. She's very sensitive about her age and, as Mandalay and Tiger point out, she's becoming quite desperate for a mate due to no longer being in her prime.
  • Shoot the Mage First: Her Quirk is by far the most powerful of the Pussycats, and as a result, the League of Villains prioritizes taking her out first during their attack on the training camp.
  • Signature Laugh: "Neko Neko" in Japanese, which is the word for cat. In the English dub, it was changed to "Meow Meow," the sound a cat makes.
  • The Worf Effect: The Pussycat with the most powerful Quirk gets taken out quickly in order to show that the Vanguard Action Squad are a real threat.

Tomoko Shiretoko — Ragdoll

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Species: Human
Quirk: Search
An upbeat member of the Wild Wild Pussycats. Her Quirk, "Search", allows her to observe and monitor up to 100 people at a time, including their location and weak points. Once she's "observed" a person once, she can locate them again at her leisure.
  • Genki Girl: She's definitely this. Whenever she appeared in the Forest Training Camp Arc, she always seems to be bouncing around and smiling. But sometimes she can go a little overboard, like when she was shooting Izuku, Uraraka and Bakugou with a cannon with a bit too much excitement.
  • Sensor Character: Thanks to her Quirk, she can track the location and weak points of up to 100 people at the same time.

Yaware Chatora — Tiger

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Species: Human
Quirk: Pilabody
The sole male member of the Wild Wild Pussycats. His Quirk, "Pilabody", allows him to stretch and flatten his body.
  • Domino Mask: Wears one with his hero costume. When seen off-duty, it's shown that Tiger's eyes are actually no different if he's not wearing a mask, as they appear naturally featureless and white.
  • Drill Sergeant Nasty:
    • He's in charge of improving physical Quirks during the summer camp and works the students under him to the bone.
    • He is personally responsible for Midoriya's training in the training camp and has worked the boy to the bone, angrily forcing him to go back and work harder whenever he felt that Midoriya was starting to slack off or getting distracted.
  • Made of Iron: He is stronger and more ferocious than Rath.
  • Monochromatic Eyes: His eyes are completely white with no pupils, even without his Domino Mask.
  • Non-Standard Character Design: Tiger's face is drawn slightly differently than the rest of the Pussycats and most of the characters, with a more cat-like mouth and no noticeable pupils, which gives him a more menacing design.
  • Odd Name Out: Tiger is the only member of his team who's named after a big cat rather than a breed of domestic cat. Fittingly, he's also the sole guy.
  • The One Guy: He's a trans man among the otherwise all female Wild Wild Pussycats.
  • Panthera Awesome: He's named after the largest big cat species.
  • Punny Name: Chatora is a portmanteau of tora, Japanese for "tiger", and chat, French for "cat".
  • Real Men Wear Pink: Tiger is one of the manliest characters introduced so far, despite the fact that he wears the same Cat Girl costume as that of his fellow teammates.
  • The Reveal: The final member of the Pussycats introduced is a scary muscleman rather than a cute girl like the other three. He's also the only one named after a big cat rather than a domestic breed.
  • Rubber Man: He has a very flexible body thanks to his Quirk.
  • Testosterone Poisoning: He's all about masculine humor, except for his costume.
  • Wholesome Crossdresser: He wears a skirt like his teammates, even though he is a transgender man.

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