Gale Gale is a wind-based Meta Ability introduced in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, wielded by the criminal known simply as the Gale Villain. It turns moving air into engine and armor at once, wrapping its owner in a barrier that most incoming force cannot get through.
Gale Gale is an Emitter-type power original to the third My Hero Academia film, credited to a single opponent identified only by the ability itself. It is built for close quarters, and it keeps its user off the ground rather than rooted to it.
The power commands air currents and spins them into a shell around the body, generating enough lift to keep its owner flying. Anything that reaches that turning layer gets deflected, so the same wind serves as propulsion and defense simultaneously.
Supplementary material stresses that appearances mislead. The Gale Villain cuts an unthreatening figure, yet the pressure of the air he throws off repels whatever touches it. There is one gap: the current leaves his head uncovered while the ability is running, which hands opponents a single reliable target.

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The Gale Villain is the sole known user of the Gale Gale Quirk, an antagonist who appears only in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission.
Gale Gale lets its user command air currents and spin them into a shell around the body, generating enough lift to fly while deflecting most incoming attacks that touch the swirling barrier.
Gale Gale is an Emitter-type Quirk rated for close range, and it was created specifically for the third My Hero Academia film, World Heroes' Mission.
The Gale Gale Quirk leaves the user's head uncovered by the protective wind while active, giving opponents a single reliable target despite the surrounding barrier.
No. Supplementary material notes that the Gale Villain cuts an unthreatening figure, yet the pressure of the air his Gale Gale Quirk throws off is enough to repel whatever touches it.
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