
Dragon joins the crowd of hired villains who storm the U.S.J. and is out of the fight before he can show what he does. Sent to the Landslide Zone, he meets Shoto Todoroki and ends the day frozen solid.
Thick black spikes run in rows along the back of Dragon's head, and his face tapers into a lizard's snout set with sharp teeth. He is muscular, and what he wears is plain: a purple tank top, black bands around his arms, blue headphones.
Nothing is recorded about the way he thinks or behaves. He speaks no lines and takes no independent action across his single appearance, remaining one anonymous body in a hired crowd.
He was among the seventy or so low-ranking villains Tomura Shigaraki assembled for the League of Villains' raid on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, which makes him a minor antagonist of that arc. Assigned to the Landslide Zone, he never got started. Shoto Todoroki was dropped into the same area and froze him in place at once, and when the police arrived Dragon was taken in with the bulk of the horde. He remains imprisoned.
What his Quirk actually does goes unrecorded, since he was stopped before using it, and his draconic build is the only hint available. He is a separate matter from the Quirk that shares his name.
Dragon is one of the roughly seventy low-ranking villains Tomura Shigaraki assembled for the League of Villains' raid on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, assigned to the Landslide Zone where he was frozen by Shoto Todoroki before he could act.
Dragon has thick black spikes running along the back of his head and a lizard-like snout with sharp teeth, and he wears a plain purple tank top with black arm bands and blue headphones.
Dragon was defeated the moment Shoto Todoroki was dropped into the Landslide Zone, freezing him in place before he ever got the chance to act.
Dragon's quirk is never shown or named in the story since he was frozen before he could use it, leaving only his draconic build as a hint of what it might do.
No, the villain named Dragon is a separate matter from the quirk that happens to share his name.
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