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A department store regular whose real arena is the clearance rack, Madam turns bargain hunting into blood sport in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions. Her feud with Momo Yaoyorozu over a single jacket nearly costs her the one thing she cannot live without: access to the sales.

Status: Alive
Occupation: Shopper
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 43 (Team-Up Missions)
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Appearance

Pearls the size of marbles hang at Madam's throat, and her makeup goes on with a heavy hand. Her dress is cut close to the body and finished with sharp points at the shoulders. She is small and round in build, and her black hair sits in tight curls.

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Personality

Fiercely competitive and loud enough to work a crowd, Madam treats discount events as her natural habitat and drives the rest of the floor into a frenzy every time she turns up. Long experience lets her pick out a first-timer instantly, and she pounces on them, lifting whatever they want off the rack before their fingers reach it.

She admits outright that the sales are the reason she gets up in the morning. Being told she might be barred from future ones is enough to bring her to tears.

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History

When her local department store ran a blowout sale, Madam arrived and did what she always does, sending the crowd into a fever. She read Momo Yaoyorozu as inexperienced and set her sights there, only to be outmaneuvered when both reached for the same merchandise. The arrival of Yu Takeyama raised the stakes further, and Madam swore she would not lose to her.

The scramble that followed drew in Momo, Ochaco Uraraka, and Mina Ashido, and it climaxed with Madam and another woman tearing a jacket between them, which the sale rules forbid. She tried to hide the damage, though Momo and one of the clerks caught it, and Momo simply built a replacement with her Quirk before the man could step in. He informed both women that the standard penalty was a permanent ban, then waived it, crediting Madam for how much her presence contributes to the events' success. She thanked Momo, and the shoppers plunged back into the frenzy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Madam in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions?

Madam is a fiercely competitive shopper who dominates department store sales in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, first appearing in Chapter 43. Long experience lets her spot inexperienced first-timers and beat them to the merchandise.

Why did Madam clash with Momo Yaoyorozu at the sale?

Madam mistook Momo Yaoyorozu for an inexperienced shopper at a department store blowout sale and set her sights on her, only to end up struggling with her over the same jacket. The tug-of-war tore the jacket in half, which violated the sale's rules.

What happened to the jacket Madam tore during the sale?

After Madam tore the jacket while fighting over it, Momo Yaoyorozu used her Quirk to create a replacement before a store clerk could intervene, though both Momo and the clerk had already caught the damage.

Was Madam banned from the department store sales?

No, Madam was not banned. The standard penalty for damaging merchandise was a permanent ban, but the store's staff member waived it and credited Madam for how much her presence contributes to the sale events' success.

What does Madam look like in My Hero Academia?

Madam wears large pearls at her throat and heavy makeup, with a form-fitting dress that has sharp points at the shoulders. She is small and round in build, with tight black curls.

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