Mummy is one of roughly seventy low-ranking villains Tomura Shigaraki gathered for the attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint. He lasted only until Eraser Head brought another villain down on top of him, and he went to prison with nearly everyone else who showed up.
Mummy is a muscular man wrapped in gray bandages, which cover his face along with the rest of him.
Nothing has been established about his personality, and no Quirk of his is ever shown.

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Mummy joined the mass of villains Tomura Shigaraki led into the U.S.J., which makes him a minor antagonist of that arc. He was part of the group that swarmed Shota Aizawa, and he went down when the Pro Hero's Binding Cloth attack dropped Steel Bulwark onto him. Once the authorities arrived, he was arrested along with the majority of the villains.
He should not be confused with Hoyo Makihara, a separate villain who appears in My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising.
Mummy is one of roughly seventy low-ranking villains Tomura Shigaraki gathered for the attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, a minor antagonist wrapped head to toe in gray bandages.
Mummy is a muscular man wrapped in gray bandages that cover his face along with the rest of his body.
Mummy was part of the group that swarmed Shota Aizawa at the U.S.J., and he went down when Aizawa's Binding Cloth attack dropped Steel Bulwark on top of him.
Once the authorities arrived at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, Mummy was arrested along with the majority of the villains involved in the attack.
No, Mummy from the U.S.J. Arc should not be confused with Hoyo Makihara, a separate villain who appears in My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising.
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