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Sirius

Character

Sirius works as a sidekick aboard the Oki Mariner under Captain Selkie, where her ears do the job most heroes do with their fists. Good Ear catches frequencies and faint sounds nobody else registers, which keeps the crew talking across distances that would otherwise cut them off from each other.

Eye: Blue
Hair: Sky blue
Kanji: シリウス
Quirk: Good Ear
Gender: Female
Height: 165 cm
Status: Alive
Eng Voice: Emily Neves
Equipment: Fin-shaped earpieces; retractable steel baton
Occupation: Pro Hero
Quirk Type: Mutant
Affiliation: Oki Mariner Crew
Debut Anime: Episode 27
Fighting Style: Medium range support
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Appearance

Her hair is a light blue, falling to about the shoulder and swept over to the right, above darker blue eyes that slope inward and read as sharp.

Naval dress shapes her hero costume: a sleeveless white sailor top with a double-trimmed collar in dark blue, a three-piece skirt buttoned at each hip, a red scarf tied loose, blue gloves over white striped wrist guards, and thigh-high boots patterned with wavy lines from top to toe. A flat hat with a ribbon around its base sits on her head, and covering her ears are two oversized communication devices shaped like blue fins, built to serve her Quirk.

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Personality

Friendly by default, she took real interest in impressing on Tsuyu Asui what becoming a hero means. Her captain has her complete respect, though his repeated attempts at looking cute embarrass her constantly. She is also entirely willing to spend herself: she would rather Innsmouth had killed her than let him get away.

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Abilities

Good Ear extends her hearing to high frequencies and sounds too quiet for anyone else, which lets her stay in contact with Selkie across long distances. She can also read Morse code, having received and decoded messages Selkie sent using his Spotted Seal Quirk.

Her fin-shaped earpieces are permanent equipment, working with the Quirk to keep her teammates connected and extending Good Ear's effective range. For the occasions when she has to fight, she keeps a retractable steel baton concealed in her clothing so the first swing comes as a surprise.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sirius's Quirk in My Hero Academia?

Sirius's Quirk is called Good Ear, a Mutant-type ability that lets her pick up high frequencies and sounds too faint for anyone else to hear, which she uses to keep her crew in contact across long distances.

Who does Sirius work with in My Hero Academia?

Sirius serves as a sidekick aboard the Oki Mariner under Captain Selkie, using her enhanced hearing to support the crew in the field.

What does Sirius look like?

Sirius has light blue hair swept to the right and darker blue, sharply angled eyes. Her hero costume is styled like a sailor's uniform, complete with a flat hat, thigh-high boots, and oversized blue fin-shaped earpieces that assist her Quirk.

Does Sirius have any weapons?

Beyond her Good Ear Quirk, Sirius carries a retractable steel baton concealed in her clothing, which lets her land a surprise first strike when she is forced to fight directly.

How loyal is Sirius to Captain Selkie?

Sirius holds complete respect and loyalty for Captain Selkie, to the point that she stated she would rather the villain Innsmouth killed her than let him escape.

Sources & Information

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