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Toy-Toy from My Hero Academia in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Toy-Toy

Character

Toy-Toy takes her name and her dog-shaped hat from a character in Oumagadoki Zoo, Kohei Horikoshi's earlier series. As a Pro Hero she is known for cutting search times down with data analysis, and her appearances run from heckling Katsuki Bakugo at the Sports Festival to storming Jaku General Hospital.

Quirk: Unknown
Eng Voice: Caitlin Glass
Status: Alive
Occupation: Pro Hero
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 36
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 22: Bakugo vs. Uraraka
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Appearance

A hat built to look like a dog crowns the costume, its nose round and black, its eyes bulging. Under it, long light brown hair falls messily around eyes of the same shade, and Toy-Toy herself is young.

Fluffy pink covers everything else: a sleeveless crop top, a skirt to match, plus arm sleeves and boots. By the Jaku Hospital Raid the outfit had gone from grey to pink, gray gloves had been added, and the dog's eyes were recolored red with green irises.

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History

She turns up at the U.A. Sports Festival with another Pro Hero in tow. Watching Katsuki Bakugo fight Ochaco Uraraka, she yells at him for toying with his opponent and joins the jeering, which runs until Shota Aizawa silences the crowd.

The Paranormal Liberation War sends her into Jaku General Hospital with the rest of the profession, and she helps bring down Chubs. When Tomura Shigaraki wakes from his death-like sleep and decays the hospital out from under everyone, Ryukyu carries her clear in Dragon form. The anime adds a later stretch of her fighting Nomu.

The anime also places her in the Final War, among the heroes warped to Mt. Fuji to back Deku in his fight against Tomura Shigaraki and the man wearing All For One's name.

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Abilities

Her Quirk has never been named or explained. What she is known for instead is analytical: she uses accumulated data to speed up search efforts, a specialty that fits the rescue-heavy work she keeps turning up in.

The anime muddies this slightly by showing her using some manner of lightning-based ability during the Jaku fighting, which the manga has not accounted for.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Toy-Toy in My Hero Academia?

Toy-Toy is a Pro Hero known for her dog-shaped hat and her skill at using data analysis to speed up search and rescue efforts. Her name and design are based on a character from Kohei Horikoshi's earlier series, Oumagadoki Zoo.

What is Toy-Toy's Quirk?

Toy-Toy's Quirk has never been named in the manga. She is instead known for an analytical ability that uses accumulated data to speed up searches, though the anime additionally shows her using a lightning-based power during the Jaku Hospital fighting.

What does Toy-Toy look like?

Toy-Toy wears a dog-shaped hat with a round black nose over her long, messy light brown hair, paired with a fluffy pink crop top, skirt, arm sleeves, and boots.

What role does Toy-Toy play in the Paranormal Liberation War?

During the Paranormal Liberation War, Toy-Toy joins the raid on Jaku General Hospital, helps defeat the villain Chubs, and is carried to safety by Ryukyu in her Dragon form when Tomura Shigaraki decays the hospital.

How does Toy-Toy interact with Katsuki Bakugo?

At the U.A. Sports Festival, Toy-Toy is among the Pro Heroes who heckle Katsuki Bakugo for toying with Ochaco Uraraka during their match, jeering until Shota Aizawa silences the crowd.

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