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Mihaera

Character

All For One did not only attack U.A. from the outside. Mihaera is one of five agents he slipped through the gates disguised as a refugee, tasked with souring the mood inside the shelter until Izuku Midoriya walked out on his own. The plan collapsed, and so did the sabotage that followed.

Kanji: ミハエラ
Quirk: Unknown
Gender: Female
Status: Arrested
Eye Color: Turquoise
Hair Color: White
Occupation: Villain
Anime Debut: Episode 143
Manga Debut: Chapter 342
English Voice: Erin Nicole Lundquist
Japanese Voice: Mimi Maihane
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Appearance

A beanie hides most of Mihaera's long white hair. She is young, her eyes are turquoise, and her clothing runs to a plain jacket worn over a shirt, chosen so she vanishes into a crowd of displaced civilians.

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Personality

She treats the assignment as work. Like the rest of the infiltrators she stays composed while playing her part, and she accepts her master's instructions without argument, calculating that obedience buys her a place in whatever world he intends to build.

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History

All For One planted five spies on campus, Mihaera among them, each passing as a refugee taking shelter at the school. Orders arrived through Tajima: stir resentment among the evacuees until the pressure pushed Izuku Midoriya out. The scheme never got its chance, because Izuku and Class 1-A announced their departure anyway, and the spies relayed that news back to their master.

Once the Final War opened, the group answered to Skeptic instead. Mihaera and Tajima waited among the evacuees while he broke into the school's systems and crippled the evacuation blocks standing between the campus and Shiketsu High School. One block's foundation was permanently disabled, forcing the refugees inside out into the open, but the operation ended there. Gunhead, Itsuka Kendo, and Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu rounded the infiltrators up, and one of Itsuka's enlarged palms pinned Mihaera and an elderly fellow spy to a wall before she could trigger the explosive planted beside her.

Whether that bomb came from a Quirk is never established, though her proximity to it suggests some familiarity with the work. Her fate after her master's death goes unrecorded, with continued custody the likely answer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mihaera in My Hero Academia?

Mihaera is a villain and one of five spies All For One planted at U.A. High School disguised as a refugee. She was tasked with stirring resentment among displaced civilians until Izuku Midoriya was pressured into leaving the school.

What was Mihaera's mission at U.A.?

Mihaera posed as a refugee sheltering at U.A. and, on orders relayed through Tajima, worked to sour the mood among the evacuees so that Izuku Midoriya would leave the school. The plan failed when Izuku and Class 1-A announced their departure before it could take effect.

What did Mihaera do during the Final War?

During the Final War, Mihaera answered to the villain Skeptic and waited among the evacuees while he disabled the school's evacuation blocks. She was captured before she could set off an explosive planted beside her.

Who captured Mihaera?

Mihaera was rounded up by the heroes Gunhead, Itsuka Kendo, and Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu. Itsuka pinned her to a wall with an enlarged palm before she could trigger a nearby explosive.

What does Mihaera look like?

Mihaera is a young woman with long white hair mostly hidden under a beanie and turquoise eyes. She dresses plainly in a jacket and shirt so she blends in among a crowd of displaced civilians.

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