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

Character

Roughly seventy low-ranking criminals answered Tomura Shigaraki's call for the raid on U.A.'s rescue training facility, and Sharp Blade was one of them. Dropped into the burning zone, he lasted only as long as it took Mashirao Ojiro to find an opening, and he was hauled off with the rest once the heroes arrived.

Quirk: Unknown
Status: Imprisoned
Role: Minor Antagonist Of The U.S.J. Arc
Agency & Affiliations: League of Villains (former)
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Appearance

Brown hair swept back off his forehead sits above a pair of angular shades, and the lower half of his face disappears behind a black half mask. His build is lean. He dresses in a black bodysuit with braces across the shoulders and a utility belt at the waist, and his gray gloves run all the way to the elbow.

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History

Sharp Blade answered Tomura Shigaraki's recruitment drive and joined the League of Villains at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, which places him among the lesser antagonists of that arc. Kurogiri dropped him into the Conflagration Zone, where he fell in with the group that cornered Mashirao Ojiro. The terrain let Ojiro slip attacks easily, an advantage Sharp Blade complained about aloud while hunting for him. The hunt ended with Ojiro jumping him and knocking him cold. Police swept up nearly the entire invasion force once they arrived, Sharp Blade included, and he remains behind bars.

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Abilities

No Quirk has ever been confirmed for him, and nothing he did at the facility demonstrated one. He carries a pair of knives, which his alias points at and which appear to be his only real means of attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sharp Blade in My Hero Academia?

Sharp Blade is a low-ranking villain who answers Tomura Shigaraki's recruitment call and joins the League of Villains during the attack on U.A.'s Unforeseen Simulation Joint. He is one of roughly seventy minor criminals dropped into the facility's Conflagration Zone.

What is Sharp Blade's Quirk?

No Quirk has ever been confirmed for Sharp Blade, and nothing he does during the U.S.J. attack demonstrates one. He relies instead on a pair of knives, which his name references, as his only real means of attack.

What weapon does Sharp Blade use?

Sharp Blade fights with a pair of knives, matching the alias he goes by. They appear to be his only means of attack, since he has no confirmed Quirk.

Who defeats Sharp Blade?

Mashirao Ojiro defeats Sharp Blade during the League of Villains' attack on the Unforeseen Simulation Joint. Ojiro uses the terrain of the Conflagration Zone to dodge Sharp Blade's attacks before knocking him out.

What happened to Sharp Blade after the U.S.J. attack?

After the Unforeseen Simulation Joint attack, police sweep up nearly the entire invasion force, including Sharp Blade. He remains imprisoned as a result.

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