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Gale Villain

Character

The Gale Villain robs a jewelry store alongside the Bomb Villain in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. His Quirk, Gale Gale, wraps him in spinning wind that turns aside attacks and lifts him off the ground, and it leaves exactly one part of him uncovered.

Skin: Pale
Kanji: 疾風ヴィラン
Quirk: Gale Gale
Gender: Male
Height: 178 cm (5'10")
Status: Arrested
Birthday: February 9
Equipment: Briefcase
Eye Color: Gray
English Va: Luis Bermudez
Hair Color: Blond
Occupation: Villain
Affiliation: Unnamed burglary ring
Debut Movie: My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission
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Appearance

A huge, long pompadour is the first thing anyone notices about the Gale Villain. The rest of him looks rough: heavy eyebrows, sideburns, facial hair left untended. He wears a coat in white and red with a horned skull on its left side, a gold chain at his throat, long trousers, and shoes fitted with a pair of spikes each.

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Personality

Little of his character is spelled out beyond greed, which he shares with his partner. The two of them cared more about getting the stolen jewelry away than about trading blows with heroes. A streak of arrogance surfaced during his brief clash with Shoto Todoroki, where he bragged about his Quirk once it turned Shoto's flames aside, only to be knocked out by an ice wall while his attention was elsewhere.

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Abilities

Gale Gale lets him whirl the air around his body into a spinning shell. It carries him aloft and deflects incoming attacks, Shoto's fire included. The shell does not extend over his head, which leaves that his weak spot. For the heist he carried a silver briefcase roomy enough to hold a large haul of jewels and gems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Gale Villain in My Hero Academia?

The Gale Villain is a jewel thief who robs a jewelry store alongside the Bomb Villain in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, using a wind-based Quirk to fend off heroes.

What is the Gale Villain's Quirk?

The Gale Villain's Quirk is called Gale Gale, which lets him whirl the air around his body into a spinning shell that lifts him off the ground and deflects incoming attacks.

What is the Gale Villain's weakness?

The Gale Villain's wind shell does not extend over his head, leaving that spot uncovered. Shoto Todoroki exploited the gap by knocking him out with an ice wall while he was distracted.

Who does the Gale Villain team up with?

The Gale Villain works with the Bomb Villain as part of an unnamed burglary ring, and the two of them prioritize escaping with stolen jewelry over fighting the heroes who confront them.

What does the Gale Villain look like?

The Gale Villain sports a huge pompadour, heavy eyebrows, sideburns and untended facial hair, and dresses in a white-and-red coat marked with a horned skull, a gold chain, and spiked shoes.

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