Kashiko Kashi walked out of prison in the chaos after the Paranormal Liberation War and decided the smart move was to hide rather than run wild. The caution bought him nothing. A dying "Tomura Shigaraki" came through the wall of his hideout looking for somewhere to dump New Order.
Orange hair spikes up and slightly forward over Kashiko's face in long points, matching the orange of eyes whose pupils sit unusually small. He looks young, wears a pair of earrings, and otherwise dresses casually.
Robbery and murder put him behind bars, which says enough about where his conscience sits. What set him apart from the rest of the escapees was calculation.
Where the others tore through the streets and drew every eye, Kashiko reasoned that the smarter play was to take the opportunity quietly and stay out of sight. He looked down on the criminals who could not work that out for themselves.

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Kashiko and an unnamed partner holed up in a run-down house where the power and the water somehow still worked. The partner grumbled that the television would not come on, and Kashiko explained that even the country's broadcasters had gone into hiding, shielding themselves from the rampage the nation had become. He complained about how much effort the prison break had cost and about their city being flattened by the war, then allowed himself a smile: with everyone else on edge, the two of them could enjoy the suburbs in peace.
Then someone came through the wall. The convicts assumed a hero had tracked them down, but it was "Tomura Shigaraki," still tearing himself apart under New Order's self-destructive rule while Star and Stripe's vestige rampaged inside him. He seized Kashiko's face intending to strip the man's Quirk, planning to render him Quirkless and then hand him New Order so the power could sit safely outside his own body. The transfer failed, because New Order turned on every Quirk inside him and destroyed itself in the process. "Tomura" fled, killing Kashiko and his partner on the way out. Endeavor, Hawks and Best Jeanist later found the bodies.
His own Quirk was never named, and nothing about it was shown.
Kashiko Kashi is a convict who escaped from prison during the chaos following the Paranormal Liberation War in My Hero Academia. Rather than rampage through the streets like the other escapees, he chooses to hide quietly, a decision that ultimately does not save him.
Kashiko Kashi is killed by a rampaging fragment of "Tomura Shigaraki," who breaks through the wall of his hideout while trying to unload the dangerous New Order Quirk onto someone else. When the Quirk transfer fails and destroys itself, "Tomura" flees the scene, killing Kashiko and his partner on the way out.
Kashiko Kashi's Quirk was never named or shown in the story, so nothing about its nature or abilities is known.
Unlike the other prisoners who broke free and drew attention by rioting through the streets, Kashiko Kashi reasoned that staying out of sight was the smarter move. He looked down on the other escaped criminals for not realizing the same thing.
After Kashiko Kashi and his partner were killed by the vestige-driven "Tomura Shigaraki," their bodies were later discovered by the Pro Heroes Endeavor, Hawks, and Best Jeanist.
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