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Martial Hair from My Hero Academia in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Martial Hair

Character

One of the roughly seventy villains Tomura Shigaraki rounded up for the raid on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, Martial Hair fights by winding her ponytails into drills. Eraser Head ended her participation in the U.S.J. Incident with a single kick to the face.

Eye: Light brown
Hair: Light brown
Debut: Chapter 14
Quirk: Hair Control
Gender: Female
Status: Imprisoned
Occupation: Villain
Debut Anime: Episode 10
Name Source: My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero
Villain Rank: F
Fighting Style: Medium-ranged combat
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Appearance

Light brown runs through both her eyes and her hair, which she binds into pigtails that stop just above the shoulder, with bangs swept aside across her forehead and cheeks. Her eyes read as ovals, her build is lean, and her height is unremarkable.

Magenta dominates the rest: a sports bra, shorts (drawn as a skirt in the games), and boots, plus a pair of broad arm bands in a deeper shade of the same color.

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History

Martial Hair joined the mob of villains Tomura Shigaraki assembled to storm the U.S.J., which lands her among that arc's minor antagonists. Eraser Head stepped in front of the group to keep them off the students, and she wound her hair up to strike at him. The kick that landed in her face put her down instantly. Once the Pro Heroes arrived on the scene, she was taken into custody with the rest.

Her villain name never appears in the main story. It is given only in My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero, which also ranks her at F.

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Abilities

Hair Control: She can move her ponytails as she pleases and harden their shape into weaponry, drills being the form she takes them into against opponents. It suits medium-range fighting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Martial Hair's quirk?

Martial Hair's quirk is Hair Control, which lets her move her ponytails at will and harden them into weapon shapes, most often drills, for medium range combat.

Who is Martial Hair in My Hero Academia?

Martial Hair is one of roughly seventy villains Tomura Shigaraki gathered for the raid on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint. She fights by winding her ponytails into drill shaped weapons.

How was Martial Hair defeated during the U.S.J. Incident?

Martial Hair was defeated when Eraser Head stepped in to protect the students and landed a single kick to her face, ending her participation instantly. She was taken into custody once the Pro Heroes arrived on the scene.

What does Martial Hair look like?

Martial Hair has light brown hair worn in pigtails and light brown eyes, with a lean build. Her outfit is dominated by magenta, including a sports bra, shorts, boots, and broad arm bands in a deeper shade.

Where did Martial Hair's name come from?

Martial Hair's villain name never appears in the main story. It is given only in the spinoff game My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero, which also ranks her at F.

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