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Cow Lady

Character

Cow Lady is an American Pro Hero introduced in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes. Horned, blonde, and dressed like a rodeo star, she answers a Los Angeles casino robbery early in All Might's studies overseas, and years later crosses the Pacific to help put a shattered Japan back together.

Eye: Blue
Hair: Blonde
Quirk: Cow
Voice: Tomomi Kawamura
Gender: Female
Height: 172cm (5'8")
Status: Alive
Birthday: June 10
Japanese: カウレディ
Eng Voice: Katelyn Barr
Occupation: Pro Hero
Quirk Type: Transformer
Anime Debut: Episode 168
Debut Movie: My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
Nationality: American
Fighting Style: Melee combat
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Appearance

Thick horns curl outward from either side of her head, paired with the long, tapered ears of cattle. She stands tall, and wavy blonde hair stops at her shoulders.

Her hero costume is cowgirl through and through. A dark orange cropped top laces and ties at the bottom hem, worn under a sleeveless denim jacket held by a short rope at the neck. Denim shorts, ripped along the hem, sit on a western belt whose buckle is a large cow's head. Leather gloves and knee-high boots cover her hands and legs, two tasselled rings circle her upper arms, a cowboy hat hangs on its cord behind her, and orange-tinted shades round it off.

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Personality

Duty defines her. She presents as a hero committed to stopping villains and clearly trusts her own capability, carrying herself with real confidence in the field.

That confidence does not curdle into ego. When a situation calls for it she will work alongside other heroes rather than insist on handling things alone.

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History

Her first appearance comes during All Might's period of study abroad in America. Two villains rob a casino in Los Angeles, California, and Cow Lady joins Elecplant among the first responders. The skirmish is brief and the pair escape them. From the sidelines the two heroes then watch All Might take the fight and win it, and David Shield fills them in on who he is.

She resurfaces in the Epilogue Arc as one of several American heroes dispatched to assist Japan's reconstruction. Her Quirk, Cow, transforms her into a minotaur-like creature and drives her strength up dramatically, and it is in that transformed state that she is shown hoisting a large pole while others move in to prop it upright.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the cow lady in MHA?

Cow Lady is an American Pro Hero introduced in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, recognizable by her horns and cattle ears and her Quirk that turns her into a minotaur-like creature.

What is Cow Lady's quirk?

Cow Lady's Quirk is called Cow, and it transforms her into a minotaur-like creature that dramatically boosts her physical strength.

Where does Cow Lady first appear?

Cow Lady first appears responding to a casino robbery in Los Angeles during All Might's period of study in America, alongside the hero Elecplant.

What did Cow Lady do during the Epilogue Arc?

In the Epilogue Arc, Cow Lady is one of several American heroes sent to help Japan's reconstruction, shown in her transformed state hoisting a large pole into place.

What does Cow Lady wear as her hero costume?

Cow Lady's costume is a cowgirl outfit with a cropped orange top, a sleeveless denim jacket, ripped denim shorts, a cow-head belt buckle, and a cowboy hat.

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