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Dolphin Villain from My Hero Academia in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Dolphin Villain

Character

A bottlenose dolphin in a hoodie robs a bank in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes and asks, of all things, for an environmentally friendly getaway car. The standoff ends the moment Captain Celebrity walks in.

Quirk: Unnamed Dolphin Quirk
Japanese Voice: Ryōhei Kitsunai
Status: Arrested
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 15 (Vigilantes)
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 8: Major

Occupations

Villain
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Appearance

His head is that of a bottlenose dolphin, as the name promises. Dark teal covers the crown, and the coloring turns a bright diamond blue from the bottom of his chin downward across smooth skin.

What he wears is ordinary by comparison: a blue hoodie with stripes down the sleeves, tan trousers, navy shoes, and olive-green headphones.

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Personality

He plays the bank robber exactly as expected, greedy and chaotic while he holds up the building and lays out his terms. One demand stands out for having a conscience attached, since the escape vehicle he wants has to be kind to the environment.

He carries himself with confidence and shows no nerves when Pro Heroes turn up. Captain Celebrity's arrival drew a threat against the bystanders inside rather than any thought of backing down.

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History

Why he robs the bank is never explained. He takes the staff and customers hostage, fires a warning shot into the air to press his demand for the eco-friendly car, and the gunshots send the police outside scrambling to break up the crowd gathering around them. The negotiation goes nowhere. Captain Celebrity reaches the scene before any of the demands are met, beats him without difficulty, and hands him to the police.

His unnamed dolphin Quirk accounts for the way he looks. Beyond a verbal tic of occasional clicking, the sort of noise a real dolphin makes when using echolocation, nothing is known about what else it does to his abilities or his behavior. He carried a pump action shotgun through the robbery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dolphin Villain in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?

Dolphin Villain is a bank robber in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes who has the head of a bottlenose dolphin, takes hostages, and demands an environmentally friendly getaway car before Captain Celebrity arrests him.

What is Dolphin Villain's quirk?

Dolphin Villain has an unnamed Mutant-type Dolphin Quirk that gives him a bottlenose dolphin head, along with an occasional verbal clicking tic like echolocation, though nothing else about its effects is known.

How was Dolphin Villain defeated?

Dolphin Villain was defeated when Captain Celebrity arrived at the bank he was robbing, beat him without difficulty, and handed him over to the police.

What did Dolphin Villain demand during his bank robbery?

During his bank robbery, Dolphin Villain fired a warning shot and demanded an environmentally friendly getaway car in exchange for his hostages.

What weapon did Dolphin Villain use?

Dolphin Villain carried a pump action shotgun during his bank robbery in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.

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