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Rapt Tokage

Character

Introduced in Vigilantes as one of Naruhata's Instant Villains, Rapt Tokage is a reptilian troublemaker who eventually crosses over to the vigilante side. Trigger once turned him into something winged and considerably worse, an experiment he had the sense not to repeat.

Age: 19 (first appearance), 22 (current)
Eye: Black
Hair: Bald
Skin: Turquoise (manga), green (anime)
Kanji: 十日夏ラプト
Quirk: Lizard
Voice: Yuuki Hoshi
Gender: Male
Height: 165 cm (5'5")
Status: Alive
Birthday: July 15
Occupation: Villain (former), Vigilante
Affiliation: Instant Villains (former)
English Voice: Kamen Casey
Favorite Things: Manga and video games
Debut Vigilantes: Chapter 1
Anime Debut Vigilantes: Episode 1
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Appearance

A tail trails behind him, and his scales run turquoise in the manga, recolored green for the anime. His skull is drawn as a long oval, and the toothy mouth cuts clear across its full width. Two small nostrils stand in for a nose, above which sit oversized reptile eyes. His wardrobe stays casual: a hooded jacket worn over a waistcoat, plus plain shorts.

Taking Trigger pushes the reptile further and sprouts wings on his back.

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Personality

He started out a bully, much like Soga, someone who found other people's humiliation funny and was usually the first in his group to laugh. That streak never erased a genuine loyalty to his friends, whom he helps readily and teases constantly, and he has a joking streak of his own.

He also learns from what goes wrong. A hospital stay after a dose of Trigger convinced him to leave the drug alone, however good the experience had felt at the time.

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Abilities

Lizard appears to be a mutant-type power built on reptile traits, and how far it actually reaches has never been spelled out.

With Trigger in his system, his body leans harder into the reptile and grows pterosaur-style wings that carry him into the air.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rapt Tokage in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?

Rapt Tokage is a reptilian troublemaker introduced in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes as one of Naruhata's Instant Villains, who later crosses over to the vigilante side.

What is Rapt Tokage's Quirk?

Rapt Tokage's Quirk, Lizard, is a mutant-type power built on reptilian traits, though exactly how far its abilities extend has never been spelled out.

What happens when Rapt Tokage takes Trigger?

Taking the drug Trigger pushes Rapt Tokage's reptile traits further and grows pterosaur-style wings on his back that carry him into the air, but a resulting hospital stay convinces him never to take the drug again.

What is Rapt Tokage's personality like?

Rapt Tokage starts out as a bully who finds other people's humiliation funny, but he remains genuinely loyal to his friends, helping them readily while teasing them constantly.

Is Rapt Tokage a villain or a vigilante?

Rapt Tokage begins as a villain among Naruhata's Instant Villains but eventually becomes a vigilante, leaving his troublemaking past behind.

Sources & Information

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