Zookeeper
CharacterZookeeper is a villain built for the arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle rather than for the manga. Her Quirk, Cleaning, seeps a soap-like fluid that wears enemies down, and she runs with the Wild Villains under Curator, the man who took her mind.
Appearance
White hair falls to Zookeeper's shoulders, and her irises are white as well. She dresses in a buttoned black and red outfit, her gloves white and her boots black.
Personality
Before the brainwashing she was cheerful and kind, and she loved animals. She worked at a zoo until Curator took her mind over and kept her at his side.
Abilities
Cleaning lets her secrete a substance much like dish soap, which weakens enemies as she scrubs them down with it. The same power lifts blood and fingerprints off a crime scene. Her named techniques are All Cleaning and Cleaning Time, and she carries a wooden push broom that suits the theme.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Zookeeper in My Hero Academia?
Zookeeper is a villain created for the arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle rather than the original manga. She fights using her Cleaning Quirk and serves the Wild Villains under a man called Curator.
What is Zookeeper's Quirk?
Zookeeper's Quirk is Cleaning, which lets her secrete a soap-like fluid that weakens enemies as she scrubs them down. Her named techniques are All Cleaning and Cleaning Time, and she fights carrying a wooden push broom.
Was Zookeeper always a villain?
No, Zookeeper was originally cheerful and kind, and she loved animals enough to work at a zoo. She only turned villain after Curator brainwashed her and kept her at his side.
What does Zookeeper look like?
Zookeeper has white hair falling to her shoulders and white irises. She wears a buttoned black and red outfit with white gloves and black boots.
Is Zookeeper a canon My Hero Academia character?
Zookeeper is non-canon, created specifically as an original character for the mobile arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle. She does not appear in the manga or the main anime series.
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