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Peach Terry

Character

Peach Terry ranks among the A-Class professionals of the Hero Association, a katana-wielding fighter whose peach-themed getup nods to the folk hero Momotaro. Talkative in the middle of combat, he has repeatedly joined group efforts against powerful monsters even when the outcome went badly.

Age: Unknown
English Va: Sam Riegel
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 68
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 19
Allegiances: Hero Association
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Appearance

A peach-shaped band sits across Terry's forehead, matching the fruit motif that runs through his entire look. His pale hair is gathered into a ponytail, with the front strands parted so they fall to either side, and his eyes are a bright cyan. The jacket he wears carries a large peach illustration on the back, printed beneath the word PEACH.

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Personality

Little has been documented about how Terry carries himself away from the job. What stands out is his habit of running his mouth during a fight, keeping up a steady stream of talk while he trades blows.

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History

During the assault of the Hundred-Eyes Octopus on I-City, Terry joined the squad Death Gatling pulled together to bring the creature down, though Flashy Flash barged in first and the monster ultimately fell to Tatsumaki. Later, when the Internet Surfers surfaced in E-City, he arrived early alongside Heavy Kong and Bone; the three were overwhelmed until Saitama, Genos, and Flashy Flash finished the monsters off. In a separate assignment to quietly handle Grizzly Nyah, one of the targeted children hurt Terry badly and knocked Heavy Kong out cold.

As an A-Class fighter he is reasonably capable, and his toughness let him stay awake and mobile after the Grizzly Nyah encounter. He carries a katana with a white grip and a black round guard. His costume grew out of a love for old stories, his family runs a dango shop, and his tendency to talk too much in a fight counts as his weak point.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Peach Terry?

Peach Terry is an A-Class hero of the Hero Association, a katana-wielding fighter whose peach-themed costume nods to the folk hero Momotaro. He is known for talking constantly while trading blows in a fight.

What weapon does Peach Terry use?

Peach Terry fights with a katana that has a white grip and a black round guard. He relies on his swordsmanship as an A-Class hero of the Hero Association.

What is Peach Terry's rank in the Hero Association?

Peach Terry currently holds A-Class Rank 29 in the Hero Association, having previously held Rank 30. He joined group efforts against powerful monsters such as the Hundred-Eyes Octopus and the Internet Surfers.

Where does Peach Terry's costume design come from?

Peach Terry's costume grew out of a love for old stories, drawing on the Japanese folk hero Momotaro. His jacket carries a large peach illustration on the back, and a peach-shaped band sits across his forehead.

What is Peach Terry's weakness in battle?

Peach Terry's tendency to talk too much during a fight counts as his weak point. He was badly hurt during a mission to quietly handle the monster Grizzly Nyah when one of the targeted children struck him down.

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