A pair of children in witch costumes who appointed themselves guardians of their neighborhood's walls. The Clean Witches scrub graffiti in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, and their meticulous photo records end up cracking an illegal support item ring.
The Clean Witches are a two-child volunteer duo from My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, devoted to keeping their town's streets free of graffiti and grime.
Both are heteromorphs. One resembles a cat with light fur and a large spot across the face, the other an owl. They dress the part in long robes and pointed hats, each marked across the back with a paint roller emblem. Cats and owls both carry old folkloric ties to witchcraft and sorcery, matching the costume theme.
An illegal support item dealer had taken to using childish scrawls as a code for arranging sales with buyers. The duo assumed it was ordinary graffiti drawn by kids and set about erasing it, photographing every site before and after and filing the results as a record of their work.
Cementoss, Nejire Chan, and Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight came across them mid-job while on patrol. Once the heroes understood the situation they pitched in on the cleaning, and Dynamight spotted the code hidden in the symbols. The duo's records gave him what he needed to crack it and lure the vendors into the open. After the arrests, the pair turned on the heroes with an angry lecture about vandalism.

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The Clean Witches are a two-child volunteer duo from My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions who dress as witches and devote themselves to keeping their town's streets free of graffiti and grime.
One Clean Witch resembles a cat with light fur and a large facial spot, and the other resembles an owl. Both wear long robes and pointed hats marked with a paint roller emblem on the back.
An illegal support item dealer had been using childish scrawls as a sales code, and the Clean Witches unknowingly documented it by photographing every graffiti site before and after cleaning it. Those records let Katsuki Bakugo crack the code and lure the vendors into the open.
Cementoss, Nejire Hado, and Katsuki Bakugo came across the Clean Witches while on patrol and helped them clean before realizing the graffiti was a criminal code.
No, the Clean Witches are classified as civilians rather than heroes. They work purely as volunteers, and the group is listed as active with two members.
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