Brutus is a gorilla introduced in the spin-off series My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, where he is attached to the Megalo-Safari. Heavy facial scarring and a permanently hostile stare make him one of the more striking animals to turn up in the franchise's side material.
Two scars dominate Brutus. One runs down the left half of his face from brow to jaw, damaging the eye it crosses on the way, while the second cuts across his right cheek. He is a gorilla of considerable bulk, wrapped in dense fur of a deep black, with grey showing where the skin is bare. His default expression is a hard glare that almost never softens.
Very little of his temperament is set down directly. What the material conveys comes through his bearing: the hostility in his stare is a constant rather than a reaction to any particular provocation, giving the impression of an animal permanently on edge.

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Brutus is a gorilla introduced in the spin-off series My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, where he is attached to the Megalo-Safari.
Brutus is a gorilla of considerable bulk covered in dense black fur, marked by two heavy facial scars, one crossing a damaged eye and another running down his right cheek. He carries a hard, hostile glare that almost never softens.
Brutus is affiliated with the Megalo-Safari in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.
Brutus first appears in Chapter 15 of the spin-off manga My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.
Yes, Brutus is recorded as alive. No further events involving him have been documented since his introduction in Team-Up Missions.
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