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Tomura Shigaraki gathered some seventy low-ranking criminals for the League of Villains raid on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, and Spike is one of them, which places him among the lesser antagonists of that arc. Gold-yellow and spiked at the shoulders, he lasts only as long as it takes Dark Shadow to reach him.

Quirk: Unknown
Status: Imprisoned
Gender: Male
Agency & Affiliations: League of Villains
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Appearance

Bulk is the defining trait, carried on a large frame covered in gold-yellow skin. Two spikes jut from the back of each shoulder. His head resolves into a pair of inclined planes meeting at an apex down the middle, with a black crater sunk into the center of his forehead, and his eyes are red above a mouth set with fangs.

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Abilities

No Quirk has ever been named or shown for him. He was brought in as part of a mass of low-ranking recruits rather than for anything he could personally do, and Dark Shadow removes him from the fight before he demonstrates a power of any kind.

He shares a name with Spike, the Quirk belonging to Soga Kugisaki, though the two are unconnected.

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History

He joins the horde that storms the Unforeseen Simulation Joint under Tomura Shigaraki, and Kurogiri drops him into the Squall Zone. Working with a female villain, he goes after Koji Koda, and the attempt ends when Fumikage Tokoyami's Dark Shadow knocks him out. Once the authorities reach the scene he is arrested along with most of the others.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the spike guy in My Hero Academia?

Spike is a minor League of Villains recruit with gold yellow skin and two spikes jutting from each shoulder who joins the roughly seventy low ranking criminals in the U.S.J. Arc raid. He shares his name with, but has no connection to, Soga Kugisaki's Spike Quirk from Vigilantes.

What happens to Spike during the U.S.J. Arc?

During the U.S.J. Arc, Spike goes after Koji Koda alongside another villain in the Squall Zone before Fumikage Tokoyami's Dark Shadow knocks him out, and he is arrested once the authorities arrive.

What is Spike's Quirk?

Spike's Quirk has never been named or shown. He was brought into the League of Villains raid as part of a mass of low ranking criminals rather than for any demonstrated power.

What does Spike look like?

Spike is a large villain with gold yellow skin, two spikes protruding from each shoulder, red eyes, a fanged mouth, and a black crater set into the center of his forehead.

Who recruited Spike into the League of Villains?

Tomura Shigaraki recruited Spike as part of the large group of low ranking criminals brought in for the League's attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, and Kurogiri warped him into the Squall Zone during the raid.

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

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