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Togaru Kamakiri

Character

Togaru Kamakiri, later the Pro Hero Jack Mantis, came out of U.A.'s Class 1-B with an insect's build and a Quirk that grows blades anywhere on his body. Loud, aggressive and permanently itching to cut something, he proves warmer with his classmates than his talk ever suggests.

Age: 15 (first appearance to Endeavor Agency Arc); 16 (pre-timeskip); 24 (current)
Eye: Green
Hair: Green
Skin: Light Green
Alias: Jack Mantis
Class: Class 1-B
Debut: Chapter 26
Kanji: 鎌切尖
Quirk: Razor Sharp
Gender: Male
Height: 189 cm (6'2")
Status: Alive
Birthday: January 7
Birthplace: Nagasaki Prefecture
Blood Type: A
Occupation: Pro Hero; former student
Debut Anime: Episode 16
English Voice: Jean-Luc Hester
Fighting Style: Close combat
Japanese Voice: Kiyotaka Furushima
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Appearance

Two hooked blades jut from his cheeks, and his skull, mandibles included, reads as praying mantis before it reads as human. He is tall and thin, his skin pale yellow-green in the anime and a grayish blue in the manga, with a bright, fluffy green mohawk above dark green eyes that angle down toward the center of a face carrying no visible nose.

His hero costume is built around a large rugged cloak in dark green, worn over plain black trousers, with dark green boots split into three toes. A mask rings his eyes, and his shirt carries a zigzag pattern.

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Personality

Hotblooded and openly aggressive, Togaru runs in the same register as Katsuki Bakugo, if a few notches lower. He trains at the gym alongside Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu and shares his classmate's view of Katsuki as an arrogant rival worth beating. Fighting excites him: he wanted Class 1-A across from him for the Joint Training Battle, and once a match begins he is impatient enough to talk about shredding the other team while his own is still discussing strategy.

The bluster is not the whole man. After Round Four of the Joint Training exercise ended in a crushing defeat, he consoled Setsuna Tokage, Yosetsu Awase and Kojiro Bondo, telling them to treat the defeat as a lesson worth keeping instead of a reason to despair.

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Abilities

His reflexes drew comment from Katsuki himself, during an altercation in which Togaru blocked an Explosion delivered at point-blank range.

Razor Sharp grows sizable blades out of any part of him. They cut through steel and iron piping and hold together against a point-blank explosion. By eight years past the Final War he has finished at U.A. and works professionally under the name Jack Mantis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Togaru Kamakiri's quirk?

Togaru Kamakiri's Quirk is Razor Sharp, which grows sizable blades out of any part of his body, strong enough to cut through steel and iron piping.

What is Togaru Kamakiri's personality?

Togaru Kamakiri is hotblooded and openly aggressive, running in the same register as his rival Katsuki Bakugo, though beneath the bluster he genuinely cares for his classmates.

What is Togaru Kamakiri's hero name?

Togaru Kamakiri works professionally as the Pro Hero Jack Mantis after graduating from U.A.'s Class 1-B.

What does Togaru Kamakiri look like?

Togaru Kamakiri has two hooked blades jutting from his cheeks, a praying-mantis-like skull and mandibles, pale yellow-green skin, and a bright, fluffy green mohawk.

How does Togaru Kamakiri get along with his classmates?

Despite his hotheaded, aggressive bluster, Togaru Kamakiri cares about his classmates, consoling Setsuna Tokage, Yosetsu Awase, and Kojiro Bondo after their crushing defeat in the Joint Training Battle.

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