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Astro from My Hero Academia in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Astro answers a call that almost anyone would have had reason to let pass. When heroes are asked to step into the last battle of the Final War, this obscure young professional raises his hand, admits out loud that nobody knows his name, and goes anyway. Eight years later, his face is on a billboard.

Quirk: Unnamed Orgue Quirk
English Va: Bryson Baugus
Japanese Va: Shun Horie
Birthday: August 17
Age: 15
Height: 155cm (5'1")
Status: Alive
Occupation: Pro Hero
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 420
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 166
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Appearance

Red gloves with gray plating across the knuckles cover Astro's hands. Over a white shirt whose collar carries metal eyelets, with orange fabric showing underneath, he wears a vest in deep blue that matches the color his hair spikes upward in. The eyes below it are blue and heavy-lidded. At 155 cm he reads as slight, and young.

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Personality

Little of Astro's inner life has been shown. What does come through is willingness. He wants to be useful to Izuku Midoriya badly enough to push past his own obscurity, and he names that obscurity himself rather than pretending it away.

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History

Astro is sheltering among the evacuees at Shiketsu High School when Shota Aizawa opens a warp gate and asks for anyone prepared to reinforce the closing fight. Deku is locked in his decisive struggle with Tomura Shigaraki at that moment. Astro steps forward, pulls a spear out of his own hands, and argues that being unknown does not disqualify him from helping. Aizawa lets him through, and he joins the assault on All For One.

He keeps working as a professional once the fighting ends. By the time eight years have gone by, his standing has climbed far enough that advertisers put him up on a billboard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Astro in My Hero Academia?

Yes, Astro is a minor Pro Hero character in My Hero Academia who steps forward to help in the final battle of the Paranormal Liberation War despite being largely unknown.

What entertainment does Astro appear in?

Astro appears in My Hero Academia, and the character is based on Astro, the protagonist of Kohei Horikoshi's earlier manga Barrage.

Is Astro still active in My Hero Academia?

Yes, Astro remains active as a Pro Hero. Eight years after the Final War, his standing has grown enough that advertisers feature his face on a billboard.

How did Astro join the final battle against All For One?

Astro was sheltering among evacuees at Shiketsu High School when Shota Aizawa opened a warp gate and asked for volunteers to reinforce the fight. Astro stepped forward, arguing that being unknown did not disqualify him from helping, and joined the assault on All For One.

What is Astro's Quirk?

Astro's Quirk is unnamed in the wiki record, though it lets him pull weapons, such as a spear, directly from his own hands.

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