MHA Characters Guide: Ages, Heights & Birthdays 2026

What are the ages, heights, and birthdays of My Hero Academia characters? The main Class 1-A students are typically 15-16 years old, ranging from 4’3″ to 6’2″ in height, with birthdays spread throughout the year that often reflect their personalities and quirks.

As someone who’s been following My Hero Academia since its early manga days, I’ve always been fascinated by how Kohei Horikoshi crafted each character with such detailed personal information. The birthdays, ages, and heights aren’t just random numbers – they’re carefully chosen to enhance each character’s story and personality. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll share everything I’ve compiled about every major MHA character’s vital statistics, including some surprising details that even dedicated fans might have missed.

Character Category	Age Range	Height Range	Notable Facts
Class 1-A Students	15-16 years	4’3″ – 6’2″	Most born in same year
Pro Heroes	18-50+ years	5’2″ – 7’3″	All Might towers at 7’3″
Villains	16-100+ years	5’7″ – 82’02”	Gigantomachia is massive
Support Characters	6-45 years	2’95” – 6’0″	Eri is youngest at 6

Class 1-A Students: The Heart of U.A. High

When I first started watching My Hero Academia, I was amazed at how the Class 1-A students, despite being mostly the same age, had such diverse heights and birthdays. These young heroes-in-training form the core of the series, and understanding their personal details adds depth to their character development. For fans interested in exploring more anime character rankings, you’ll find similar detailed analysis in other gaming guides.

Izuku Midoriya (Deku)

Our protagonist Deku stands at 5’5″ (166 cm), born on July 15th, making him a Cancer. At 16 years old (as of the current timeline), I’ve watched him grow from a quirkless boy to one of the most powerful students at U.A. His height is actually average for a Japanese teenager, which fits perfectly with his everyman appeal. What’s interesting is that his birthday falls during summer break, meaning he rarely celebrates with his classmates – something the manga touches on in side stories.

Katsuki Bakugo

Bakugo, at 5’8″ (172 cm), is taller than his childhood rival Deku, which he definitely uses to his advantage during their confrontations. Born on April 20th, he’s an Aries through and through – that fiery, competitive personality matches his zodiac sign perfectly. At 16 years old, he’s one of the older students in the class, having his birthday early in the school year. I remember when the fandom discovered his birthday and immediately connected it to his explosive personality.

Shoto Todoroki

Standing at an impressive 5’9″ (176 cm), Todoroki is one of the taller students in Class 1-A. His January 11th birthday makes him a Capricorn, which aligns with his initially cold and distant personality. At 16 years old, he’s actually one of the youngest in his class since his birthday falls after the new year. The duality of his quirk even extends to his appearance – something I noticed rewatching the series is how his height helps emphasize the visual split between his ice and fire sides.

Ochaco Uraraka

Uraraka stands at 5’1″ (156 cm), making her one of the shorter students in the class. Born on December 27th, she’s a Capricorn who just barely misses having a Christmas birthday. At 16 years old, her determined and practical nature fits her earth sign perfectly. I’ve always found it endearing how her height difference with Deku isn’t too dramatic, making their interactions feel more natural and less tropey than typical anime relationships.

Tenya Iida

The class representative towers at 5’11” (179 cm), using his height to command authority. His August 22nd birthday makes him a Virgo, and at 16 years old, his perfectionist tendencies and attention to detail are textbook Virgo traits. When I first saw Iida’s full hero costume with the leg engines, his height made so much more sense – those long legs give him the stride length needed for his incredible speed.

Tsuyu Asui

Froppy stands at 4’11” (150 cm), and her February 12th birthday makes her an Aquarius. At 16 years old, her unique perspective and straightforward communication style perfectly match her zodiac sign. Her smaller stature actually works to her advantage with her frog quirk, allowing her to be more agile and fit into smaller spaces during rescue operations. Speaking of character abilities, check out this comprehensive anime character tier list for more gaming insights.

Eijiro Kirishima

Red Riot stands at 5’7″ (170 cm), with his October 16th birthday making him a Libra. At 16 years old, his desire for balance and fairness, along with his role as the glue that holds his friend group together, embodies Libra energy. I love how his height is perfectly average – it reinforces his theme of being the “everyman hero” who becomes extraordinary through pure determination.

Momo Yaoyorozu

At 5’8″ (173 cm), Yaoyorozu is the tallest girl in Class 1-A. Her September 23rd birthday places her right on the Virgo-Libra cusp, and at 16 years old, she exhibits traits from both signs – analytical like a Virgo but diplomatic like a Libra. Her height gives her an elegant presence that matches her refined upbringing, and I’ve noticed it helps her take on leadership roles more naturally.

Denki Kaminari

Kaminari stands at 5’6″ (168 cm), with his June 29th birthday making him a Cancer. At 16 years old, his emotional nature and loyalty to friends definitely show those Cancer traits. His height puts him right in the middle of the class, which fits his role as the comic relief who can still hold his own in serious situations.

Fumikage Tokoyami

Despite his bird head making measurement tricky, Tokoyami’s official height is 5’2″ (158 cm). His October 30th birthday – right before Halloween – makes him a Scorpio, which is absolutely perfect for his dark, mysterious personality. At 16 years old, his intense and passionate nature embodies Scorpio energy. I always found it interesting that he’s shorter than expected, as Dark Shadow makes him seem much more imposing.

Minoru Mineta

The shortest boy in Class 1-A at just 3’6″ (108 cm), Mineta’s October 8th birthday makes him a Libra. At 16 years old, his obsession with relationships (albeit in an inappropriate way) does align with Libra’s focus on partnerships. His tiny stature is both a source of comedy and occasionally strategic advantage with his sticky ball quirk.

Mina Ashido

Pinky stands at 5’2″ (159 cm), with her July 30th birthday making her a Leo. At 16 years old, her outgoing, performative nature and natural leadership in social situations scream Leo energy. Her height allows her to be agile in combat while using her acid quirk, and I love how she uses her whole body expressively when she moves.

Kyoka Jiro

Earphone Jack stands at 5’0″ (154 cm), with her August 1st birthday making her a Leo. At 16 years old, despite her more reserved demeanor, she shows Leo traits through her musical performances and quiet confidence. Her shorter stature never holds her back, and those earphone jacks give her incredible range despite her height.

Hanta Sero

At 5’9″ (177 cm), Sero is one of the taller students. His July 28th birthday makes him a Leo, and at 16 years old, his friendly, warm personality and natural ability to bring people together showcase classic Leo traits. His height works perfectly with his tape quirk, giving him the reach needed for those impressive swinging maneuvers.

Yuga Aoyama

The sparkling hero stands at 5’6″ (168 cm), with his May 30th birthday making him a Gemini. At 16 years old, his dual nature – flamboyant exterior hiding insecurity – perfectly embodies Gemini traits. His average height allows him to strike those dramatic poses he loves without being too imposing or too diminutive.

Mashirao Ojiro

Tailman stands at 5’7″ (169 cm), with his May 28th birthday also making him a Gemini. At 16 years old, his adaptable fighting style and versatile tail usage show Gemini flexibility. His height is perfectly balanced for his martial arts-based combat style, giving him good reach without sacrificing agility.

Koji Koda

Despite his intimidating appearance, Koda stands at 6’1″ (186 cm), making him the tallest in Class 1-A. His February 1st birthday makes him an Aquarius, and at 16 years old, his humanitarian nature and unique quirk embody Aquarian innovation. I find it ironic that the gentlest student is also the physically largest – it’s a beautiful subversion of expectations.

Rikido Sato

Sugarman stands at 6’0″ (185 cm), just slightly shorter than Koda. His June 19th birthday makes him a Gemini, and at 16 years old, his dual nature – calm normally but intense when powered up – fits his sign. His impressive height and build make his strength-enhancing quirk even more formidable.

Mezo Shoji

At 6’2″ (187 cm), Shoji is the tallest student when measuring to the top of his head (not his arms). His February 25th birthday makes him a Pisces, and at 16 years old, his empathetic, self-sacrificing nature perfectly aligns with Pisces traits. His height, combined with his multiple arms, makes him one of the most physically imposing students.

Toru Hagakure

The invisible girl stands at 5’0″ (152 cm), though we obviously can’t see her! Her June 16th birthday makes her a Gemini, and at 16 years old, her bubbly personality and communication skills show classic Gemini traits. It’s fascinating that we know her exact height despite never seeing her – a testament to Horikoshi’s attention to detail.

Pro Heroes: The Pillars of Hero Society

The pro heroes in My Hero Academia showcase a much wider range of ages and heights than the students, and I’ve been tracking how these change throughout the series timeline. From fresh graduates to veteran heroes, their statistics tell the story of hero society itself. For those interested in hero power dynamics, our anime guardians tier list offers similar strategic insights.

All Might (Toshinori Yagi)

The Symbol of Peace towers at an incredible 7’3″ (220 cm) in his muscle form, though he shrinks to 5’11” (179 cm) in his true form. Born June 10th, making him a Gemini, All Might is currently 49 years old. His dramatic height difference between forms has always fascinated me – it’s the most extreme transformation in the series. When I first saw his true form, the height loss was as shocking as the weight loss.

Endeavor (Enji Todoroki)

The current Number One Hero stands at 6’4″ (195 cm), born August 8th, making him a Leo. At 46 years old, his dominating presence and leadership drive are quintessential Leo traits. His height adds to his intimidating presence, and I’ve noticed he uses it strategically in both hero work and personal interactions. His relationship with his family, especially the height difference with young Shoto, visually reinforces their complicated dynamic.

Hawks (Keigo Takami)

The youngest top hero at just 23 years old, Hawks stands at 5’8″ (172 cm). His December 28th birthday makes him a Capricorn, and his ambitious rise to the number two spot before age 23 shows that Capricorn determination. Despite not being particularly tall, his wings make him appear much larger, and I love how he uses aerial advantage to compensate for his average height.

Best Jeanist (Tsunagu Hakamada)

The fashion-forward hero stands at 6’3″ (190 cm), born October 5th, making him a Libra. At 36 years old, his focus on aesthetics and balance in both fashion and hero work perfectly embodies Libra energy. His height allows him to cut an impressive figure in his stylish costumes, and those long limbs give his fiber quirk incredible reach.

Eraserhead (Shota Aizawa)

Our favorite tired teacher stands at 6’0″ (183 cm), born November 8th, making him a Scorpio. At 31 years old, his intense, no-nonsense approach and mysterious nature are classic Scorpio traits. I’ve always appreciated how his height makes him imposing without being overwhelming – perfect for a underground hero who prefers to avoid attention. If you’re interested in learning more about hero dynamics, check out the strongest hero agencies in My Hero Academia.

Present Mic (Hizashi Yamada)

The voice hero stands at 6’1″ (185 cm), born July 7th, making him a Cancer. At 31 years old (same as his best friend Aizawa), his emotional expressiveness and loyalty to friends showcase Cancer traits. His height, combined with his wild hair, makes him impossible to miss – exactly what you’d expect from someone with a voice quirk.

Midnight (Nemuri Kayama)

The R-Rated Hero stood at 5’9″ (175 cm), born March 9th, making her a Pisces. She was 32 years old at her last appearance, and her artistic nature and emotional depth aligned with Pisces traits. Her height gave her a commanding presence that worked perfectly with her confident personality.

Gran Torino (Sorahiko Torino)

Despite his elderly appearance, Gran Torino is surprisingly spry at 4’3″ (130 cm). Born January 28th, making him an Aquarius, he’s one of the oldest active heroes. His small stature is deceptive – I learned never to underestimate him after seeing him train Deku. His innovative teaching methods and unconventional approach are very Aquarian.

Mt. Lady (Yu Takeyama)

In her normal form, Mt. Lady stands at 5’4″ (162 cm), but can grow to 67’7″ (2062 cm) with her quirk. Born August 11th, making her a Leo, she’s currently 24 years old. Her desire for attention and natural showmanship are peak Leo energy. The dramatic size difference makes her one of the most visually striking heroes in the series.

Kamui Woods (Shinji Nishiya)

The wooden hero stands at 5’7″ (170 cm), born May 20th, making him a Taurus. At 29 years old, his steady, reliable nature and connection to nature align with Taurus traits. His height is average, but his wood-based quirk allows him to extend his reach dramatically during combat.

The League of Villains: Dark Reflections

The villains in My Hero Academia have some of the most varied and interesting statistics, and I’ve been fascinated by how their ages and sizes reflect their roles in the story. From teenage antagonists to ancient evil, their data tells a dark parallel to the heroes’ journey. For more character analysis, explore our character ranking guides for strategic insights.

Tomura Shigaraki

The League’s leader stands at 5’9″ (175 cm), born April 4th, making him an Aries. Currently 21 years old, his impulsive, aggressive nature and leadership drive are classic Aries traits. His height has actually changed slightly throughout the series as he’s grown into his role as a major threat. I remember being surprised when I learned he was only 20 at the series start – his presence felt much older.

Dabi (Toya Todoroki)

The flame villain stands at 5’9″ (176 cm), born January 18th, making him a Capricorn. At 24 years old, his calculated, patient revenge plan shows Capricorn’s long-term thinking. His height being nearly identical to his brother Shoto’s creates an interesting visual parallel that the anime uses effectively in their confrontations.

Himiko Toga

The transformation villain stands at 5’2″ (157 cm), born August 7th, making her a Leo. At 17 years old, she’s actually close in age to the U.A. students. Her attention-seeking behavior and dramatic personality are very Leo-like. Her petite stature helps her blend in when using her quirk, and I find it unsettling how her small size contrasts with her dangerous nature.

Twice (Jin Bubaigawara)

The cloning villain stood at 5’10” (178 cm), born May 10th, making him a Taurus. He was 31 years old at his last appearance. Despite his chaotic personality, his loyalty and stubbornness showed Taurus traits. His height was perfectly average, which worked well with his quirk’s need to blend into crowds.

Spinner (Shuichi Iguchi)

The lizard villain stands at 5’8″ (174 cm), born August 8th, making him a Leo. At 21 years old, his devotion to Stain’s ideology and desire for recognition show Leo traits. His height, combined with his reptilian features, makes him distinctive without being overwhelming.

Mr. Compress (Atsuhiro Sako)

The gentleman thief stands at 5’11” (181 cm), born October 8th, making him a Libra. At 32 years old, his theatrical nature and focus on balance between chaos and order embody Libra traits. His height allows him to cut a dashing figure in his showman’s outfit, reinforcing his magician aesthetic.

Kurogiri

The warp villain’s exact height is difficult to determine due to his misty form, but he appears around 6’0″ (183 cm). His true identity’s birthday and age have major story implications I won’t spoil here. His imposing height adds to his role as the League’s bartender and gatekeeper.

All For One

The ultimate villain stands at 7’4″ (225 cm), making him even taller than All Might. His exact age is over 100 years old, preserved through his quirk-stealing abilities. His incredible height makes him physically imposing even without his quirks, and I’ve noticed the series uses his size to make him feel like an insurmountable obstacle.

Gigantomachia

The loyal giant varies in size but can reach up to 82’02” (25 meters), making him the largest character in the series. His age is unknown but implied to be quite old. His massive size makes him less a character and more a force of nature, which perfectly serves his role in the story.

Supporting Characters: The Foundation of MHA

The supporting cast of My Hero Academia includes some of the most interesting height and age dynamics. From the youngest to the oldest, these characters round out the world and make it feel lived-in. For fans of character development analysis, check out our most popular video game characters guide for broader gaming insights.

Eri

The youngest significant character at just 6-7 years old, Eri stands at 3’7″ (110 cm). Her December 21st birthday makes her a Sagittarius, and her hopeful nature despite her trauma shows that Sagittarian optimism. Her tiny size next to the heroes, especially Deku and Mirio, emphasizes how much they’re protecting. When I first saw her with Deku, their height difference really drove home how young and vulnerable she is.

Mirio Togata (Lemillion)

The former holder of One For All potential stands at 5’11” (181 cm), born July 15th (same as Deku!), making him a Cancer. At 18 years old, his protective, nurturing nature toward Eri showcases Cancer traits. His height and build make him feel like a classic superhero, which fits his All Might-inspired persona perfectly.

Nejire Hado

One of U.A.’s Big Three stands at 5’4″ (164 cm), born October 6th, making her a Libra. At 18 years old, her curious, social nature and desire to connect with others embody Libra energy. Her average height contrasts with her larger-than-life personality and powerful quirk.

Tamaki Amajiki (Suneater)

The anxious powerhouse stands at 5’10” (177 cm), born March 4th, making him a Pisces. At 18 years old, his sensitive, empathetic nature and creative quirk use are classic Pisces traits. His height allows him to literally shrink into himself when anxious, which I find to be brilliant character animation.

Hitoshi Shinso

The mind control student stands at 5’9″ (177 cm), born July 1st, making him a Cancer. At 16 years old, his protective instincts and emotional depth beneath a cool exterior show Cancer traits. His height puts him on par with the taller Class 1-A students, helping him fit in visually when he joins them.

Mei Hatsume

The support course genius stands at 5’2″ (157 cm), born April 18th, making her an Aries. At 16 years old, her innovative, pioneering spirit and competitive drive are quintessential Aries traits. Her shorter stature doesn’t stop her from getting in everyone’s face with her “babies” (inventions).

Inko Midoriya

Deku’s mother stands at 5’3″ (160 cm), born July 4th, making her a Cancer. At 42 years old, her nurturing, protective nature toward Izuku is peak Cancer mom energy. Her height makes her son’s growth even more apparent as he literally and figuratively grows beyond her.

Principal Nezu

The superintelligent principal stands at just 2’95” (85 cm), making him the shortest character in the series. His age is unknown, but he’s implied to be middle-aged. Despite his tiny stature, his intelligence makes him one of the most formidable characters. I love how the series never makes his size a joke – he commands respect from heroes twice his height.

Birthday Calendar: Never Miss a Character Celebration

One thing I’ve learned from being in the MHA fandom is that character birthdays are serious business. Fans celebrate these dates with fan art, special posts, and community events. Here’s a month-by-month breakdown so you never miss a celebration. For more gaming community content, explore our comprehensive anime gaming tier lists:

January Birthdays

• January 11: Shoto Todoroki
• January 18: Dabi
• January 28: Gran Torino

February Birthdays

• February 1: Koji Koda
• February 12: Tsuyu Asui
• February 25: Mezo Shoji

March Birthdays

• March 4: Tamaki Amajiki
• March 9: Midnight

April Birthdays

• April 4: Tomura Shigaraki
• April 18: Mei Hatsume
• April 20: Katsuki Bakugo

May Birthdays

• May 10: Twice
• May 20: Kamui Woods
• May 28: Mashirao Ojiro
• May 30: Yuga Aoyama

June Birthdays

• June 10: All Might
• June 16: Toru Hagakure
• June 19: Rikido Sato
• June 29: Denki Kaminari

July Birthdays

• July 1: Hitoshi Shinso
• July 4: Inko Midoriya
• July 7: Present Mic
• July 15: Izuku Midoriya & Mirio Togata
• July 28: Hanta Sero
• July 30: Mina Ashido

August Birthdays

• August 1: Kyoka Jiro
• August 7: Himiko Toga
• August 8: Endeavor & Spinner
• August 11: Mt. Lady
• August 22: Tenya Iida

September Birthdays

• September 23: Momo Yaoyorozu

October Birthdays

• October 5: Best Jeanist
• October 6: Nejire Hado
• October 8: Minoru Mineta & Mr. Compress
• October 16: Eijiro Kirishima
• October 30: Fumikage Tokoyami

November Birthdays

• November 8: Shota Aizawa

December Birthdays

• December 21: Eri
• December 27: Ochaco Uraraka
• December 28: Hawks

Height Comparisons: Visual Power Dynamics

After watching every episode and reading every chapter, I’ve become fascinated with how Horikoshi uses height to convey power dynamics and character relationships. The height differences in My Hero Academia aren’t just random – they’re carefully crafted to enhance storytelling. For similar character analysis in gaming, our character tier lists offer strategic insights.

The most dramatic height difference is between All Might’s two forms – from 7’3″ to 5’11”. This 16-inch difference visualizes the loss of his power better than any dialogue could. When I show friends the series for the first time, this transformation always gets the biggest reaction.

Among the students, the range from Mineta at 3’6″ to Shoji at 6’2″ creates interesting dynamics. During group shots, the height variety makes Class 1-A feel like a real classroom rather than the uniform heights you see in some anime. The tall students like Shoji and Koda often stand in the back, while shorter students like Mineta and Tsuyu are front and center.

The pro heroes showcase even more variety. From Gran Torino at 4’3″ to All Might at 7’3″, we see that height doesn’t determine heroic capability. I particularly love how Hawks, at an average 5’8″, stands confidently next to the towering Endeavor. It reinforces that quirks and skill matter more than physical size.

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Age Progression Throughout the Series

One aspect that newer fans often miss is how character ages progress throughout My Hero Academia’s timeline. The series doesn’t follow real-time, and understanding the age progression helps clarify story arcs and character development. For more gaming progression guides, check out our character development guides.

The main series begins with most of Class 1-A at 15 years old, entering U.A. as first-years. By the current point in the manga, they’re 16-17 years old, having progressed through major arcs including internships, the war arc, and beyond. This might seem like a small change, but in teenage years, even one year represents significant growth.

The pro heroes’ ages become particularly interesting when you consider their career timelines. All Might at 49 has been the Symbol of Peace for decades, while Hawks reached the top 10 by age 18 and number 2 by 22. This age disparity shows different generations of heroism and different approaches to the profession.

The villains’ ages tell their own story. Shigaraki being only 21 makes his threat level even more terrifying – he’s accomplished so much destruction while barely older than the U.A. students. Dabi at 24 has spent years planning his revenge, showing how time and age factor into motivation and planning.

Zodiac Sign Analysis: Personality in the Stars

While researching for this guide, I dove deep into how each character’s zodiac sign aligns with their personality. Whether you believe in astrology or not, it’s fascinating how well Horikoshi matched birthdays to character traits. For more character personality analysis, explore our character trait guides.

The fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) include explosive personalities like Bakugo (Aries), attention-seekers like Mina and Mt. Lady (Leo), and optimistic spirits like Eri (Sagittarius). These characters bring energy and passion to every scene they’re in.

Earth signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) include steady characters like Kamui Woods (Taurus), analytical minds like Iida (Virgo), and ambitious heroes like Hawks and Todoroki (Capricorn). They provide stability and determination to the cast.

Air signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) feature adaptable characters like Ojiro and Aoyama (Gemini), balanced heroes like Best Jeanist (Libra), and innovative minds like Koda and Gran Torino (Aquarius). They bring intellectual and social elements to the story.

Water signs (Cancer, Pisces, Scorpio) include emotional characters like Deku and Mirio (Cancer), empathetic souls like Tamaki and Midnight (Pisces), and intense personalities like Aizawa and Tokoyami (Scorpio). They add emotional depth and intuition to the narrative.

Fun Facts and Trivia About Character Stats

Through my years of following MHA, I’ve collected some interesting trivia about character statistics that even dedicated fans might not know. For more gaming trivia and insights, our character analysis guides offer similar detailed breakdowns:

Deku and Mirio share the exact same birthday (July 15th), which feels intentional given Mirio was the alternative candidate for One For All. This cosmic connection adds another layer to their relationship and Deku’s guilt about receiving the quirk.

The height difference between the tallest student (Shoji at 6’2″) and shortest (Mineta at 3’6″) is 2’8″ – that’s almost a full meter! During classroom scenes, this creates natural visual comedy without needing forced jokes.

Several characters have birthdays that match their quirks or personalities: Todoroki’s January birthday fits his ice side, Bakugo’s 4/20 birthday has become a fandom meme about his explosive personality, and Tokoyami being born near Halloween is perfect for his dark aesthetic.

All For One being over 100 years old makes him older than quirks being common in society. He’s literally lived through the entire history of superhuman abilities, which explains his god complex and disdain for the current hero system.

Conclusion: Why These Details Matter

After compiling all this data and reflecting on my journey with My Hero Academia, I’m struck by how these seemingly simple statistics – ages, heights, and birthdays – add so much depth to the world Horikoshi created. They’re not just numbers on a wiki page; they’re carefully chosen details that enhance our understanding of each character.

The age dynamics show us a world where teenagers carry impossible burdens while adults struggle with their responsibilities. The height variations create visual storytelling opportunities and reinforce that heroes come in all sizes. The birthdays give fans regular opportunities to celebrate and connect with their favorite characters throughout the year.

What I love most is how the fandom has embraced these details. Birthday art floods social media on character birthdays, height comparison charts spark discussions, and age analyses lead to deeper character understanding. These statistics have become part of the communal language we use to discuss and celebrate My Hero Academia.

Whether you’re a new fan trying to keep track of the enormous cast or a veteran looking to win trivia night, I hope this guide helps you appreciate the thought and care that went into crafting each character. Every height, every birthday, every age was chosen with purpose, contributing to the rich tapestry that makes My Hero Academia so special.

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