
Greedy Gaping Jaw was among the seventy or so bottom-rung villains Tomura Shigaraki drew into the League of Villains' attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, a bit player among the U.S.J. Arc's antagonists. His head is a ring of teeth, and Shota Aizawa removes him from the fight in seconds.
Where a face should sit, he has what amounts to a worm's maw, lined the whole way around with teeth. The body beneath it is obese and its skin is gray. He dresses plainly: a blue shirt, black trousers, and brown boots.
Nothing concrete is on record. He was willing to take a swing at the staff of U.A. High School, which at minimum suggests he rated his own chances highly.
He joined the horde Tomura Shigaraki brought into the Unforeseen Simulation Joint and threw himself at Shota Aizawa along with the rest of that wave. It went badly and quickly: the retreating students last saw him snagged by Aizawa's capture scarf and hauled out of view. Once U.A.'s teachers arrived, he was arrested with the bulk of the invading force.
His Quirk goes unnamed and surfaces only in the My Hero Academia tie-in game The Strongest Hero, where it spews a laser out of that mouth.
Greedy Gaping Jaw is a minor villain among the roughly seventy rank-and-file fighters Tomura Shigaraki recruited for the League of Villains' attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint (U.S.J.).
Greedy Gaping Jaw's unnamed Quirk is only named in the tie-in game The Strongest Hero, where it fires a laser out of his teeth-ringed mouth.
Instead of a face, Greedy Gaping Jaw has a worm-like maw ringed with teeth, sitting atop an obese, gray-skinned body dressed in a plain blue shirt, black trousers, and brown boots.
Greedy Gaping Jaw attacked Shota Aizawa at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, and Aizawa quickly caught him with his capture scarf and hauled him out of the fight.
Greedy Gaping Jaw was arrested along with the rest of the invading League of Villains force once U.A.'s teachers arrived at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint.
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