Eagle is the Quirk of Takahiro, a Pro Hero introduced in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. It shapes him after the bird it is named for and is presumed to carry the matching abilities, though the story never puts its actual range on display.
Takahiro carries Eagle, written Washi in Japanese and classed as a Mutant Quirk. It arrives with the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, which files it among the movie original powers rather than the manga's creations.
The Quirk gives its holder an eagle-like appearance. The presumption follows from the look: whatever an eagle can do, the user is assumed to be able to do as well.
Beyond that, the record is empty. What Eagle is genuinely capable of at full stretch has never been established.

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Takahiro, a Pro Hero introduced in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, carries the Eagle Quirk, which gives him an eagle-like appearance.
Takahiro is the only known holder of the Eagle Quirk, a Pro Hero who first appeared in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
The Eagle Quirk gives its holder an eagle-like appearance, and Takahiro is presumed to carry whatever abilities that look implies, though the story never puts its actual range on display.
The Eagle Quirk debuted in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes rather than the manga, which files it among the movie original Quirks.
Eagle is classified as a Mutant Quirk, written Washi in Japanese.
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