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Hawks Agency

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Hawks' Agency is the Kyushu hero office belonging to Hawks, perched atop a distinctive sloped white tower. Beyond routine operations it served as Fumikage Tokoyami's training ground and as a launch point for its owner's work during the Paranormal Liberation War.

Leader: Keigo Takami
Group Type: Hero Office
Located In: Kyushu
Debut Anime: Episode 93
Debut Manga: Chapter 199
Controlled By: Hawks
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Overview

Hawks' Agency is the hero office of Keigo Takami, the Pro Hero Hawks, and it sits in Kyushu, Japan. Readers first see it in Chapter 199, while the anime introduces it in Episode 93.

The workplace occupies the top of a white tower whose upper floors taper away on one flank, giving the structure a long diagonal edge. A cluster of satellite dishes crowns the roof. Inside, the rooms run large with tall ceilings, outfitted with the standard furniture and gear such an operation requires.

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Role

The agency handles the usual business of a top-ranked hero office and has taken on students through every stage of the training pipeline: the Hero Agency Internships first, then both rounds of Hero Work-Studies. Fumikage Tokoyami, operating as Tsukuyomi, came up through those programs here.

Its personnel also feature well beyond routine patrols. The office contributed to the Mission: Humarise operation in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, where Pro Heroes squared off against Humarise.

The Paranormal Liberation War brought the agency its heaviest fighting. Its members joined the Gunga Mountain Villa Raid, part of the Villa Raid Team's clash with the Paranormal Liberation Front, and that engagement produced two of the arc's defining duels: Hawks against Twice and Dabi, and Tsukuyomi against Dabi.

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Notable Members

Hawks, whose civilian name is Keigo Takami, leads the agency and owns the office outright.

Tsukuyomi, the hero name used by Fumikage Tokoyami, is attached to the office as an intern, having previously served there as a trainee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What hero agency does Hawks work for?

Hawks does not work for anyone else's office. Hawks' Agency is his own hero office, based in Kyushu, and he leads it as its owner.

What does Hawks' Agency's headquarters look like?

Hawks' Agency is based in Kyushu, occupying the top of a white tower whose upper floors slope diagonally on one side, crowned with satellite dishes.

Who trained under Hawks' Agency?

Fumikage Tokoyami trained at Hawks' Agency, first through the Hero Agency Internships and later through both rounds of Hero Work-Studies, operating there under the hero name Tsukuyomi.

What role did Hawks' Agency play in the Paranormal Liberation War?

During the Paranormal Liberation War, members of Hawks' Agency took part in the Gunga Mountain Villa Raid, where Hawks fought Twice and Dabi and Tsukuyomi separately battled Dabi.

Did Hawks' Agency take part in operations outside Japan's usual hero work?

Yes, Hawks' Agency contributed personnel to Mission: Humarise in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, where Pro Heroes confronted the organization Humarise.

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