Allmobile
ItemDavid Shield built himself a car for the years he spent backing All Might in the field, and the Allmobile is the result: a red two-seater that outruns villains on the road, splits into a drone and a chassis, then locks the two halves back together and takes to the air as a jet.
Overview
David Shield designed and drives the Allmobile himself. It dates to his run as All Might's sidekick, when the pair worked as heroes and he wanted a machine that could keep pace with the job.
What he ended up with seats two, wears a coat of red, and folds into more than one shape. Cannons handle incoming projectiles, and the navigation suite built into it is anything but simple.
Function
Speed is the point. The car is quick enough to run villains down, and thrusters let it clear obstacles too large to drive around.
Its chassis, called the M-Unit, sits in A-Mode whenever the smaller console rides separately. That console is the F-Unit, a camera-equipped drone that flies ahead and feeds tracking data back so the driver can follow a target from the ground. Bring the two together and the vehicle snaps into F-Mode, becoming a jet plane faster than anything it manages on wheels. David can trigger the merge mid-drive, sliding from road to sky without stopping.
Notable Users
David Shield is the only person shown behind the wheel. The vehicle makes its appearance in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Its concept borrows openly from the Batmobile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Allmobile in My Hero Academia?
The Allmobile is a red, two seat vehicle designed and driven by David Shield, All Might's former sidekick. He built it during his years working alongside All Might in the field, and it appears in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Who drives the Allmobile?
David Shield is the only character shown driving the Allmobile. He designed the vehicle himself for the period when he worked as All Might's sidekick.
What can the Allmobile transform into?
The Allmobile can split into two parts: the M-Unit chassis, which operates in A-Mode, and the F-Unit, a camera equipped drone that flies ahead to gather tracking data. When the two pieces reconnect, the vehicle shifts into F-Mode and becomes a jet plane faster than it is on the road.
What features does the Allmobile have?
The Allmobile is equipped with anti-projectile cannons, an advanced navigation system, and thrusters that let it clear obstacles too large to drive around. It is fast enough on its own to run down villains before it even switches modes.
What inspired the design of the Allmobile?
The Allmobile's concept openly borrows from the Batmobile, reflected in its transforming design and crime fighting purpose. It made its debut appearance in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
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