Yokumiru Mera

Yokumiru Mera is a worker for the Hero Public Safety Commission.

Appearance
Yokumiru is a middle-aged man who overall looks disheveled, with a tired-looking face, baggy eyes, and unkempt hair and clothes. He has wavy, grayish beige-colored hair that falls onto his ears. He has a dark gray suit and a black tie, accompanied with dark shoes. The first button of his shirt is undone and his tie is loose.

Personality
Yokumiru suffers from sleep deprivation due to overworking, something that he tends to complain about frequently. This leads to him having a blasé and unenthusiastic attitude while working. He had shown to be very disinterested during the Provisional Hero License Exam, and was only looking forward to the end of the exam where he could finally get some rest.

Despite this however, Yokumiru can also be quite inspirational at times, such as when he gave a speech about the next generation of heroes having to take the mantle from their superiors at the end of the Provisional Hero License Exam. He also gave the students who failed hope at still gaining their licenses through remedial courses.

Provisional Hero License Exam Arc
Yokumiru explains the Provisional Hero License Exam to all the examinees inside Takoba National Stadium and then commentates both exam phases.

In the end, Yokumiru shows the examinees their results and gives those who failed the second phase another chance at getting their Provisional Hero Licenses.

Remedial Course Arc
Yokumiru supervises the Remedial Exam.

My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising
He shows up in the HPSC office when Hawks gives his report.

Paranormal Liberation War Arc
Yokumiru was in the HPSC building again when Re-Destro broke in.

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Trivia

 * His favourite thing is sleeping.
 * Me (目) means "eye", ra (良) means "good". His given name, "Yokumiru" (善見), means "to look closely". This is a reference to him evaluating young hero hopefuls via strenuous exams.
 * Yokumiru shares his birthday with Nemuri Kayama.

Quotes

 * (To the Provisional Hero License Exam applicants): "Nowadays, the amount of time it takes to resolve any given incident... is incredibly short. Those of you who earn your provisional licenses will be confronting such situations that unfold at a breakneck pace. Those who can't keep up are doomed to fail".

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