The Fly is a Pro Hero whose arms carry a pair of long, wing-like limbs. He surfaces during the emergency in Hosu City, holding the line beside other professionals against the Nomu turned loose there until far stronger help finally arrives.
Two long wing-like growths extend from The Fly's arms, the visible mark of his Quirk. Light blond hair runs the full length of his body down to his feet, with bangs long enough to hide the left half of his face. His costume pairs a short-sleeved shirt with white shorts, wide bands on each bicep, dark boots, and a narrow red headband.
The series has not established anything about his character.

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The Fly was among the heroes on hand in Hosu City when the Nomu released by Tomura Shigaraki tore into it. Numbers proved useless: the creatures overpowered every professional who engaged them, and the group managed nothing more than stalling until Endeavor reached the scene and destroyed the monsters. His hero name is spoken only in the anime.
The Fly is a Pro Hero with a pair of long, wing-like growths extending from his arms, who appears among the professionals defending Hosu City during the Nomu attack.
The Fly has an unnamed Quirk that gives him wing-like limbs growing from his arms, the defining mark of his appearance.
During the Hosu City incident, The Fly and the other Pro Heroes on scene were overpowered by the Nomu that Tomura Shigaraki released, and the group could do little more than stall until Endeavor arrived and destroyed the creatures.
The Fly has light blond hair running the full length of his body, bangs long enough to hide the left half of his face, and a costume of a short-sleeved shirt, white shorts, and a narrow red headband.
The Fly's hero name is spoken only in the anime; the manga never names him.
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