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Wolf Villain

Character

The Wolf Villain is an Instant Villain from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, a Trigger user hunting whoever looks least able to fight back. His pursuit of a child and a stray kitten through Naruhata ends the moment Eraser Head arrives, and he is arrested on the spot.

Drug: Trigger
Media: My Hero Academia: Vigilantes
Notes: He and the girl he chases reference Little Red Riding Hood.
Quirk: Unnamed Wolf Quirk
Gender: Male
Status: Arrested
Japanese: 狼ヴィラン
Eye Color: Yellow
Occupation: Villain
Affiliation: Instant Villains
Japanese Voice: Kensuke Satō
Vigilantes Anime Debut: Episode 19 (Vigilantes)
Vigilantes Manga Debut: Chapter 59 (Vigilantes)
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Appearance

The alias is literal. He looks like a wolf, covered in brown fur, and his yellow eyes are shot through with red. A navy vest and tan trousers are the only concessions to clothing.

The tip of his tongue has gone black, which marks him as a Trigger user. Because the drug was already in him by the time he appears, there is no way to tell how much of this he looked like beforehand.

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Personality

He picks fights he expects to win, aiming at anyone he reads as smaller or weaker, and he is loud about it. By his own account the targets he enjoys most are little girls and kittens, which is roughly the level of menace he operates at, aggressive without a shred of judgment behind it.

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History

Koichi Haimawari is out on patrol during the School Days Arc when he comes across a girl crouched beside a cardboard box, and the two of them are still deciding what to do about the kitten inside when the Wolf Villain bursts in and gives chase. Koichi hands the animal over, tells the girl to run, and takes the pursuit onto himself, buying a moment by distracting the Villain with the box.

It works only briefly. The girl stumbles and the kitten slips out of her arms, and at that instant Shota Aizawa's capture weapon catches both of them mid-fall while wrapping up the Wolf Villain in the same motion. The girl thanks them and leaves. Aizawa calls for a pickup, and the Villain is taken into custody.

His power is never named. It gives him a wolf's shape and, going by appearances, a wolf's capabilities, but the Trigger in his system makes it impossible to say how much of either the drug is responsible for.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Wolf Villain in My Hero Academia?

The Wolf Villain is an Instant Villain from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes who takes on the shape and abilities of a wolf after using the drug Trigger. He hunts whoever looks least able to fight back, and his pursuit of a child and a kitten through Naruhata ends when Eraser Head arrests him.

What is the Wolf Villain's quirk?

The Wolf Villain's power is never named in the story. It gives him a wolf's shape and, going by appearances, a wolf's capabilities, though the Trigger drug in his system makes it impossible to say how much of either the drug or a natural Quirk is responsible.

How was the Wolf Villain defeated?

Koichi Haimawari distracted the Wolf Villain to protect a girl and her kitten during the School Days Arc, and Shota Aizawa's capture weapon caught the Wolf Villain mid-chase. He was taken into custody immediately afterward.

What does the Wolf Villain look like?

The Wolf Villain is covered in brown fur with yellow eyes shot through with red, wearing only a navy vest and tan trousers. The tip of his tongue has gone black, marking him as a user of the drug Trigger.

What arc does the Wolf Villain appear in?

The Wolf Villain appears during the School Days Arc of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, debuting in Chapter 59 of the manga and Episode 19 of the anime.

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