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Gil Gollini

Character

Gil Gollini is one of the Gollini Family mafiosi in My Hero Academia: You're Next, an eight-foot slab of a man whose Teleportation Quirk mostly serves to ferry Ugo Gollini around the battlefield. He fights with dancer's footwork and almost no visible emotion.

English Voice: Greg Dulcie
Birthday: May 6
Age: 34
Height: 250 cm (8'2")
Status: Unknown
Occupation: Mafioso
First Appearance (Movie): My Hero Academia: You're Next
Agency & Affiliations: Gollini Family
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Appearance

Wide shoulders and burly arms carry a frame that runs very large and very muscular. His hair is cropped to a buzzcut, a dutch-style beard frames the jaw, and the nose is big and rough. The eyes stay squinted into a permanent stern line, never really visible. Standard mafia dress covers the rest: a well-tailored gray suit with black stripes, a tie, a black coat, a scarf. Like the rest of the family, he keeps a rose on him, tucked at the side of the coat.

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Personality

Almost nothing registers on him. He reads closer to an automaton than a man, and his constant presence at Ugo's side amounts to functioning as transport for him, a role his Quirk and his build are both built for. As with the rest of the Gollini Family, orders come from the boss, Valdo, and he will help wipe out whoever stands in the family's path.

The blank exterior does crack. Dodging a heavy volume of explosions and fire visibly annoyed him, and he registers shock and pain plainly enough, most clearly when Katsuki Bakugo and Shoto Todoroki outmaneuvered the pair of them and put them down.

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Abilities

Teleportation moves him, and anyone he happens to be touching, to any point within his line of sight. Anna's Overmodification supercharges the ability, cutting his activation time down dramatically.

What sets his combat apart is the footwork. He fights with striking coordination, carrying a rhythm closer to dance than brawling, and each reappearance flows into the next step without a break.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gil Gollini's Quirk?

Gil Gollini's Quirk, Teleportation, moves him and anyone he is touching to any point within his line of sight. Anna Scervino's Overmodification supercharges the ability, dramatically cutting his activation time.

Who is Gil Gollini?

Gil Gollini is an eight-foot member of the Gollini Family mafia in My Hero Academia: You're Next. His Teleportation Quirk mostly serves to move his relative Ugo Gollini around the battlefield, and he fights with striking, dancer-like footwork.

What is Gil Gollini's personality like?

Gil Gollini shows almost no visible emotion and comes across closer to an automaton than a man. He functions mainly as transport for Ugo, follows the orders of family boss Valdo Gollini, and only cracks his blank exterior when visibly annoyed or hurt.

How was Gil Gollini defeated?

Gil Gollini was defeated when Katsuki Bakugo and Shoto Todoroki outmaneuvered him and his partner Ugo Gollini during the events of My Hero Academia: You're Next.

What does Gil Gollini look like?

Gil Gollini is a large, muscular man with a buzzcut, a Dutch-style beard, and permanently squinted eyes. He dresses in traditional mafia style, wearing a tailored gray pinstripe suit, tie, black coat and scarf, along with the rose the Gollini Family always carries.

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