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Gang Orca's Sidekicks

Character

Gang Orca's Sidekicks work under Kugo Sakamata and moonlight as stand-in villains for the Provisional Hero License Exam. Identical black bodysuits, dice-pattern masks and arm-mounted Cement Guns turn them into a faceless unit built to put candidates under real pressure.

Status: Alive
Equipment: Cement Gun, metal staffs
Occupation: Sidekicks, Examiners
Affiliation: Gang Orca
Debut Chapter: Chapter 110
Debut Episode: Episode 57
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Appearance

Every sidekick wears the same skin-tight black bodysuit covering them completely, hands and face included, marked with thin white lines across the torso and layered with tan-coloured armour padding. Six diamond-shaped eye holes are cut into each mask in a loose dice arrangement, and a Cement Gun coloured blue and gray rides on the right arm. By the Final War the Cement Guns are gone, replaced with long metal staffs, and the masks have become orca faces.

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History

The Hero Public Safety Commission brought the sidekicks in alongside their boss once the Provisional Hero License Exam reached its later stage, casting them as attackers who would harass students trying to pull Help Us Company actors out of a disaster zone.

Yo Shindo stops their opening push, his Vibrate Quirk breaking the ground out from under them, and Gang Orca disposes of him quickly. Shoto Todoroki freezes the advance next, and Inasa Yoarashi arrives with battering winds. The students evacuate people behind that pair, but Shoto and Inasa refuse to cooperate, and their clashing attacks keep missing in ways the sidekicks never anticipated. The unit lands a Cement Gun shot on a distracted Shoto and, working together with Gang Orca, connects with Inasa as well.

While their boss stays behind to finish the two off, the sidekicks go after the evacuation, and Izuku Midoriya and Mashirao Ojiro show up to protect it. Shoto and Inasa then seal Gang Orca inside a spiralling prison of flame; the sidekicks move to put the fire out and are caught off guard when Shoto wields both of his elements at once. Nagamasa Mora and the U.A. students hold them back until the exam ends, and once it does the unit apologizes to their boss for having failed to do more for him.

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Abilities

Their standard weapon is the Cement Gun, a specialized hand cannon that sprays cement paste which sets within seconds and pins whatever it hits in place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gang Orca's sidekicks in My Hero Academia?

Gang Orca's Sidekicks are a unit of heroes who work under Kugo Sakamata, identifiable by their matching black bodysuits and dice-pattern masks. They moonlight as stand-in villains for the Provisional Hero License Exam.

What weapon do Gang Orca's Sidekicks use?

Gang Orca's Sidekicks are armed with the Cement Gun, a specialized hand cannon that sprays cement paste which sets within seconds and pins whatever it hits in place.

What role do Gang Orca's Sidekicks play in the Provisional Hero License Exam?

During the Provisional Hero License Exam, Gang Orca's Sidekicks act as attackers who harass students trying to rescue Help Us Company actors from a staged disaster zone, testing candidates like Shoto Todoroki and Inasa Yoarashi under real pressure.

How do Gang Orca's Sidekicks change by the time of the Final War?

By the Final War, Gang Orca's Sidekicks have traded their Cement Guns for long metal staffs, and their dice-pattern masks have been redesigned to look like orca faces.

Who do Gang Orca's Sidekicks work for?

Gang Orca's Sidekicks are employed by Kugo Sakamata, better known as the Pro Hero Gang Orca.

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