A pair of horns and little else on record. Bull Head is the Mutant Quirk belonging to Minotaurus, giving its owner bull-like horns for melee work. The story keeps it simple, and the ability's name comes from supplementary game material rather than the manga itself.
Bull Head is the Quirk carried by Minotaurus. It carries a Mutant classification and a melee range designation, which fits a power whose entire expression is a physical feature meant for hitting things up close.
The ability appeared in Chapter 14 of the manga and in Episode 10 of the anime. Its name, however, does not come from the main story; it was supplied by game material. The wiki files it under villain Quirks, and no Japanese reading is recorded.
The effect is a single feature: the user's head grows a pair of horns resembling those of a bull.
Nothing further has been detailed about the Quirk's strength, its limits, or any techniques attached to it.

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Bull Head is a Mutant type Quirk belonging to Minotaurus, a villain in My Hero Academia. It works at melee range.
Bull Head gives its user a pair of horns resembling those of a bull, growing directly from the head for use in close combat.
The name Bull Head does not appear in the main manga or anime story. It comes from the mobile game My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero.
Bull Head debuted in Chapter 14 of the manga and Episode 10 of the anime.
Big Horn covers similar ground to Bull Head elsewhere in the My Hero Academia franchise, working along much the same lines.
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