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Mazinger Brothers

Character

Karate club leaders built like giant robots, the Mazinger Brothers are villains from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes whose ambitions run no further than securing dates. Their shared Quirk fires a fist across a room, and The Crawler is the one who interrupts them.

Quirk: Rocket Thrust
Series: My Hero Academia: Vigilantes
Status: Alive
Occupation: Villains
Affiliation: Mazinger High Karate Club
Member Count: 3
Affiliation Kanji: 魔神我高等学校空手部
Affiliation Romaji: Majinga Kōtō Gakkō Karate-bu
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Overview

The three of them head the Mazinger High Karate Club and register as villains in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, though their conduct rarely rises above thuggish nuisance. Their look is unmistakable: the body of the famous Mazinger robot with a karate uniform worn over it.

Whatever menace they carry sits on top of an unusually narrow obsession. What genuinely fires them up is the matter of their club's dates, pursued with more passion than any criminal ambition.

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Role

Their appearance amounts to a single confrontation. The brothers walk into a rival karate club and demand dates with the female students there, exactly the sort of intimidation nobody in the room can refuse alone. Koichi Haimawari, working as The Crawler, cuts the demand short.

Their power does back the swagger up. Rocket Thrust launches the user's right fist at a target at tremendous speed, handing a group already shaped like machines a genuine ranged attack.

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Notable Members

The three brothers lead the Mazinger High Karate Club and take their designs from three mechas in the Mazinger franchise: Grendizer, Great Mazinger, and Mazinger Z. A fourth student in the club draws instead on Jim Mazinger, the codependent human counterpart to Mazinger Z who turned up in Violence Jack, another work by the same creator.

None of the three survive adaptation. The anime swaps them for a karate club representing 3rd Planet From The Black Hole High, whose members resemble the suitmation versions of Mechagodzilla and Moguera.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Mazinger Brothers in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?

The Mazinger Brothers are three villains from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes who lead the Mazinger High Karate Club, wearing robotic bodies modeled after the Mazinger franchise's mechs over karate uniforms.

What is the Mazinger Brothers' Quirk?

The Mazinger Brothers share the Quirk Rocket Thrust, which launches the user's right fist at a target at tremendous speed, giving the karate club leaders a ranged attack to back up their intimidation.

Who stops the Mazinger Brothers in Vigilantes?

Koichi Haimawari, working as the vigilante The Crawler, cuts short the Mazinger Brothers' demand for dates when they confront a rival karate club's students.

Which Mazinger characters inspired the Mazinger Brothers' designs?

The three Mazinger Brothers take their designs from Grendizer, Great Mazinger, and Mazinger Z, while a fourth club member is modeled on Jim Mazinger from the same creator's Violence Jack.

Do the Mazinger Brothers appear in the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime?

No, the anime adaptation replaces the Mazinger Brothers with a rival karate club from 3rd Planet From The Black Hole High, whose members resemble the suitmation versions of Mechagodzilla and Moguera.

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