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Composer Hero

Character

The Composer Hero is an unnamed Pro Hero introduced in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. He conducts music out of empty air with a golden baton, and what he draws forth does more than entertain: the notes lull villains into harmlessness, marking him as a support specialist among the international heroes gathered on I-Island.

Quirk: Unnamed Music Quirk
Status: Alive
Occupation: Pro Hero
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Movie): My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
Agency & Affiliations: Humarise
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Appearance

Blond hair falls to the chin and grows downward, framing sharp eyes set with small green pupils. He is tall and solidly built.

His hero costume takes its cue from his Quirk. The orange jacket is styled after a violin, with flaps trailing down the backs of his legs and two golden buttons on either side of the collar joined to one another. Three belt straps ring each upper arm, and he finishes the look with white gloves.

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History

In My Hero Academia: Two Heroes he entertains visitors to I-Island, using his Quirk inside an attraction built in the shape of an enormous harp. He is later among the guests at the I-Expo reception when Wolfram and his henchmen seize the room, and he stays captive until Melissa Shield wrests back control of I-Island's security system and frees him.

He returns in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, taking part in the operation that rounds up Humarise members at the group's Otheon base. He is on hand when the news agency broadcasts the accusation that Izuku murdered twelve people.

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Abilities

Little is confirmed about his overall capability, but the invitations tell a story. Being welcomed to the fabled I-Island and then picked for the Humarise raid both point to a hero of real reputation and skill. What the raid shows directly is his method: rather than trading blows, he uses his Quirk to incapacitate cultists, which suggests support and subdual are his lane.

His unnamed music Quirk lets him perform without any instrument at all, drawing melody out of the air through the movements of his baton. The Quirk renders golden notes riding along staff lines, and those notes pacify enemies, leaving them harmless and simple to detain. He can apparently also channel it through actual instruments, producing larger notes in different colours for the sake of a show.

The long yellow conductor's baton he carries appears to assist the Quirk's use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Composer Hero?

The Composer Hero is an unnamed Pro Hero introduced in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, identified only by his golden conductor's baton and music-based Quirk.

What is the Composer Hero's quirk?

The Composer Hero's unnamed music Quirk lets him conjure golden musical notes out of thin air using his baton, and those notes pacify villains rather than simply entertaining a crowd.

Where does the Composer Hero appear in My Hero Academia?

The Composer Hero first appears in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes performing on I-Island, and he returns in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission as part of the raid on Humarise's Otheon base.

How does the Composer Hero fight villains?

Rather than trading blows, the Composer Hero uses his music Quirk to incapacitate villains, pacifying them so they become harmless and easy to detain.

What does the Composer Hero look like?

The Composer Hero is tall with chin-length blond hair and small green pupils, wearing an orange hero costume styled after a violin with trailing leg flaps and golden buttons.

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