
One of the convicts All For One turned loose, this villain robbed a civilian shelter of its food with two accomplices. The boomerangs strapped to his arms glow purple and detonate once he triggers them, a trick that lasted exactly until Deku kicked them back at him.
Bright orange hair sits messily above a grey mask.
Dark purple runs through his outfit, a jacket with the sleeves ripped away over matching pants, worn with a white T-shirt and a belt. Black boots and knee pads cover the lower half, and the grey guards on his arms carry the boomerangs he fights with.
Hostility comes easily. He threatened the civilians sheltering there and attacked several of them, and greed motivates him no less than his partners, given how much food the three stripped from people with none to spare. Courage is another matter: Deku's arrival visibly frightened him.
A prison break engineered by All For One put this villain back on the street, and You're Next finds him stripping food and supplies from a shelter with the Truck Jailbreaker and the Bouncy Jailbreaker. He drove civilians back from a truck already packed with loot, and once his partner merged into the vehicle by Quirk, the other two rode its roof as it pulled away. Two civilians tried to intervene; one fell to the Bouncy Jailbreaker, one to his own Quirk. He then set off an explosion elsewhere.
Deku closed the distance on Float and Air Force, earning the label of jailbreaker hunter. Blackwhip snagged the Truck Jailbreaker and stopped him dead. Thrown explosives missed, and when Danger Sense flagged the boomerangs curving back, Deku kicked them into their owner. A left hook answered the Bouncing Jailbreaker. Blackwhip then hauled the fleeing driver skyward for a St. Louis Smash that split him from the truck, and the last runner was pinned by Cellophane's Tape after Tailman opened with Tornado Tail Dance. Uravity made the arrest, ending the robbery.
His Quirk has no name on record. What is known is that his boomerangs behave like ordinary ones until he triggers it, whereupon they glow purple and detonate.

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The Boomerang Villain is one of the convicts freed by All For One during a prison break in My Hero Academia: You're Next. He teams up with the Truck Jailbreaker and the Bouncy Jailbreaker to raid a civilian shelter for food and supplies.
The Boomerang Villain's Quirk has no official name, but it lets the boomerangs strapped to his arms glow purple and explode once he triggers them. Until activated, the boomerangs behave like ordinary throwing weapons.
Izuku Midoriya defeats the Boomerang Villain in My Hero Academia: You're Next by using Danger Sense to spot the boomerangs curving back toward him and kicking them into their owner. Ochaco Uraraka then makes the arrest.
The Boomerang Villain joins the Truck Jailbreaker and the Bouncy Jailbreaker in robbing a civilian shelter of its food and supplies in My Hero Academia: You're Next. He threatens and attacks the civilians there before Izuku Midoriya and other heroes intervene.
The Boomerang Villain works with the Truck Jailbreaker and the Bouncy Jailbreaker as part of the so-called Jailbreaker Trio, all freed by All For One's prison break. Together they rob a civilian shelter before heroes including Izuku Midoriya and Ochaco Uraraka stop them.
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