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Bearhead from My Hero Academia in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Bearhead

Character

Bearhead is a bear in nearly every respect that counts, an original villain built around the Brown Bear Quirk for an arcade cabinet rather than the manga. He wears a bell on a chain, carries claws instead of fingers, and runs with the Wild Villains beside the one friend his story bothers to name.

Quirk: Brown Bear
Status: Alive
Occupation: Villain
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Game): My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle
Agency & Affiliations: Wild Villains
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Appearance

Bearhead's Quirk shapes his body outright. A bear's head sits where a human face would be, thick brown fur sheathes half of him, and heavy claws stand in for fingers. Underneath all of it he is powerfully built. His gear is sparse: a bell strung on a ball chain, pale orange trousers, an armored utility belt, dark green wrist guards whose metal plates run over the backs of his hands, and brown boots cut short.

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Personality

No direct account of Bearhead's disposition exists, and his past is nearly as thin. The one thing the material does establish is a friendship. At some point he met the villain known as Curator, the two became close, and Bearhead followed him into the Wild Villains. He originates in the arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle rather than the manga, which places him outside the main continuity.

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Abilities

Brown Bear hands Bearhead the traits of the animal it names. He gets strength far past a normal person's, a body that soaks up punishment, senses sharpened well beyond human range, and the long claws his fingers have become.

Two named techniques are attached to him in Clash! Heroes Battle: Roar of the Beast and Fatal Wound.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bearhead in My Hero Academia?

Bearhead is an original villain created for the arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle, built around a Brown Bear Quirk and running with the group known as the Wild Villains.

What is Bearhead's Quirk?

Bearhead's Quirk, Brown Bear, gives him the traits of the animal it is named for, including strength and durability far beyond a normal person's, sharpened senses, and long claws in place of fingers.

What game does Bearhead appear in?

Bearhead appears in My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle, an arcade game, which places him outside the main manga and anime continuity.

What does Bearhead look like?

Bearhead has a bear's head in place of a human face, thick brown fur covering half his body, and heavy claws instead of fingers, along with a bell worn on a ball chain.

Who is Bearhead's friend in the Wild Villains?

Bearhead's friend is the villain known as Curator. The two grew close before Bearhead followed him into the Wild Villains.

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Looking for more on Bearhead? The My Hero Academia Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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