The Volcano Thieves are a three member villain crew that exists outside the manga, created instead for an arcade spin off. Volcano heads the group, with Gust Boy and Dusty Ash filling out a roster whose only recorded detail is that it remains active.
Written ボルケーノ盗賊団 and read Borukēno Tōzoku-dan, the Volcano Thieves are a villain team introduced through the arcade title My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle rather than the main series.
The group takes its name from its leader, and all three of its members are classed as villains.
Because the team originates in a game rather than the manga or anime, almost nothing has been documented about what it actually does. No crimes, missions, or confrontations are recorded for the group.
Its status is listed as active, and no affiliation with any larger villain organization has been noted.

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The volcano themed villain in My Hero Academia is Maguma Iwata, who goes by the name Volcano. He leads the Volcano Thieves, a three member villain team that appears in the arcade game My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle rather than the main story.
The Volcano Thieves consist of three villains: leader Maguma Iwata, known as Volcano, along with Tsumuji Kazetani, who goes by Gust Boy, and Konako Haizono, who goes by Dusty Ash. All three are classified as villains within the group.
No, the Volcano Thieves are a game original team that debuted in the arcade title My Hero Academia: Clash! Heroes Battle. They have no appearances in the manga or anime and no recorded crimes or missions.
No affiliation with a larger villain organization has been noted for the Volcano Thieves. The group operates independently, and its status is listed as active.
The Volcano Thieves take their name from their leader, Maguma Iwata, who fights under the hero name Volcano. The Japanese name reads Borukeno Tozoku-dan.
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