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A small girl with an enormous crush drives the whole plot of one Team-Up Missions chapter. Hime asks the Fat Gum Agency to track down the hero who saved her, cannot supply a name or a useful description, and never suspects the answer is standing right beside her the entire search.

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Gender: Female
Origin: Osaka
Status: Alive
Source Work: My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions
Name Meaning: Hime translates as "princess"
Debut Team Up Missions: Chapter 3.1
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Appearance

Light hair, short and faintly curly, is pulled off her face by a black headband decorated at both sides with butterfly motifs. She is little, and she dresses with a polish well beyond her years.

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Personality

Cheek arrives early with this one. Hime makes demands when she wants something and says exactly what crosses her mind, occasionally at the expense of whoever is listening. The bluntness is not ingratitude, though, since she thanks and praises the people who help her readily enough.

She also falls for boys she finds handsome at roughly the speed of light, blushing the moment one is in front of her.

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History

An Octo-Lover's Brigade riot catches Hime on the streets of Osaka. One of its members lunges at her, a hero intervenes, and she is smitten on the spot. Determined to find her prince, she files a request with the Fat Gum Agency, armed with neither a name nor any detail worth going on. Fat Gum works every agency caught up in the disturbance, with Tamaki Amajiki, Momo Yaoyorozu and Tenya Ida helping, and the search turns up nothing, which leaves her miserable.

More members of the octopus group then jump the group, and Tamaki and Fat Gum put them down. Burning through his stored defense fat mid-fight leaves Fat Gum in his slim form, and one look is all Hime needs. She throws her arms around him, thrilled, while Fat Gum absorbs the fact that he has spent the day hunting himself. She thanks everyone, refuses to let go of him, and asks him kindly not to put the weight back on.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does hime mean princess?

Yes, in My Hero Academia the character Hime's name literally translates as "princess" in Japanese. She is a young girl from Osaka featured in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.

Who is Hime in My Hero Academia?

Hime is a young girl from Osaka in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions who is rescued from an Octo-Lover's Brigade riot by a hero and instantly develops a crush on him.

Who turns out to be Hime's crush?

Hime's mystery rescuer turns out to be Taishiro Toyomitsu (Fat Gum), revealed only when he burns through his stored fat mid-fight into his slim form, the same hero who had been helping search for her crush the whole time.

What is Hime's personality like?

Hime is cheeky and blunt, making demands and speaking her mind, though she is quick to thank and praise the people who help her. She also falls for handsome boys almost instantly, blushing the moment one is in front of her.

What does Hime look like?

Hime is a small girl with short, faintly curly light hair held back by a black headband decorated with butterfly motifs, and she dresses with a polish well beyond her years.

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