
Cargirl is a Pro Hero who appears in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. Her name and her racing-themed costume, right down to the pair of car wheels mounted behind her, point toward a Quirk built around automobiles, though nothing about it has ever been confirmed.
Two loose spirals hang beside her face, the rest of her blonde hair gathered back into a ponytail. She is young and slight of build.
Purple and white run through the costume. An outsized glossy beret sits on her head with its visor angled low over the eyes, and a sculpted hood, purple and rigid as armor, caps a sleeveless white crop top cut to leave the midriff bare. Below are white athletic shorts striped purple down the sides and dark boots reaching the knee. The showpiece is a purple shell worn like a skirt, shaped after the tail end of a race car, carrying an axle with two full-size wheels and a miniature license plate reading 10-50.
Almost nothing has been established about her, beyond an apparent willingness to stop and sign autographs for admirers.

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Cargirl is a Pro Hero who appears in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. Little else about her has been established beyond her willingness to stop and sign autographs for fans.
Cargirl's Quirk has never been officially named or shown in action. Her hero name and the automotive design of her costume both point toward a car-themed power, though nothing about it has been confirmed.
Cargirl wears a purple and white costume topped with an oversized glossy beret and a rigid, armor-like purple hood over a bare-midriff crop top. Its centerpiece is a purple shell shaped like the tail end of a race car, complete with a working axle carrying two full-size wheels.
No, Cargirl is not an officially confirmed hero name. It is taken from the autograph she signs for a fan in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Cargirl makes her debut appearance in the film My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
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