Gunhead

Battle Hero: Gunhead (バトルヒーローガンヘッド, Batoru Hīrō Ganheddo^?) is a Pro Hero, whose agency specializes in armed combat.^[1]

Appearance

Gunhead is a wide-set man of a muscular build with long, pale mint-green hair that spikes backwards, away from his head.

In his hero costume, he wears a white mask with four holes in a square formation, all resembling gun muzzles with slight barrel stems protruding from their side, the only exception being the bottom left one, which instead just holds the appearance of a regular circle. He wears a partial bodysuit of a dark grayish-cyan color, only covering the lower portion of his torso, his arms from the shoulders down and the palms of his hands. A padded combat vest sits over this, around the sides of his chest, and is kept in place by two straps that connect his mask and shoulders. He also sports plain brown pants and short black boots, as well as his signature revolver chamber-shaped silver bracers and spikes on his knuckles.^[1]

Personality

Gunhead's cute persona when teasing Ochaco.

Gunhead is a very professional and friendly individual with values that make him a great teacher. In a fight, he's composed and fierce, but otherwise, he tends to be unexpectedly kind to people.

Ochaco Uraraka often notes how he has very cute tendencies like teasing her^[2] and posing.^[3]

History

Gunhead attended a meeting of Pro Heroes and the Police Force to discuss the situation of the unwilling civilians injected with Trigger.

Synopsis

Vs. Hero Killer Arc

Gunhead is first mentioned when Ochaco tells her classmates she has chosen the Battle Hero's Office for her internship.^[4]

On the first day of field training, Gunhead takes Ochaco out on patrol. He explains to her how heroes are and that his hero office specializes in clamping down on crime. They receive a commission based on their acts of heroics after they are called in by the police.^[5]

Gunhead uses the next day to instruct Ochaco and others on a proper fighting form.^[3] Later on after the Hosu Incident, Gunhead notices Ochaco on the phone speaking with Izuku Midoriya. He tells her another training session is about to begin and then teases her about talking to a boy.^[6]

Later on, Gunhead trains Ochaco on fighting an opponent armed with a knife. She uses a fake dagger to attack Gunhead, but his movements are too fluid for her to hit him. He eventually takes Ochaco down, explaining how he did it all along the way.^[7]

Once the internship comes to an end, Ochaco returns to school and tells her classmates that learning Gunhead's martial arts was very worthwhile.^[8]

Shie Hassaikai Arc

Ochaco attempted to intern under him again, but he was busy.

Abilities

Gunhead Martial Arts (ガンヘッドマーシャルアーツ, Ganheddo Māsharu Ātsu^?): Gunhead is a highly capable martial artist and trained Ochaco to an impressive degree in only a week.

Quirk

Gatling (ガトリング, Gatoringu^?): Gunhead's Quirk gives him gun-like organs in his arms which can shoot claw-like bullets made of keratin.

This Quirk is very capable in short-range combat, so this Quirk is mainly used as suppressive fire.^[9]

Stats

Power		5/5 A
Speed		2/5 D
Technique		4/5 B
Intelligence		3/5 C
Cooperativeness		4/5 B

Gunhead's stats, according to the Ultra Archive Book

Battles & Events

Vs. Hero Killer Arc

Hero Agency Internships

Chapter Appearances

Appearances

v • eVs. Hero Killer Arc
45. Time to Pick Some Names	Absent
46. Bizarre! Gran Torino Appears	Fantasy
47. Struggling	Absent
48. Getting the Knack	Debut
49. Midoriya and Shigaraki	Absent
50. Kill 'Em Dead	Absent
51. No, Knock It Off, Ida	Absent
52. Hero Killer Stain vs. U.A. Students	Absent
53. From Todoroki to Ida	Absent
54. Re: Ingenium	Absent
55. Conclusion?!	Absent
56. Conclusion	Absent
57. The Aftermath of Hero Killer Stain	Appears
58. Internship's End	Absent
59. Listen Up!! A Tale from the Past	Absent

v • eFinal Exams Arc
60. Gear Up for Final Exams	Absent
61. The Worst Combo	Absent
62. Katsuki Bakugo: Origin	Absent
63. Yaoyorozu Rising	Absent
64. The Task at Hand	Absent
65. Wall	Absent
66. Midoriya's Observations	Absent
67. Stripping the Varnish	Mentioned
68. Encounter	Absent
69. Interview with Midoriya	Absent

v • eShie Hassaikai Arc
122. A Season for Encounters	Absent
123. Unrivaled	Absent
124. Trouble Ahead!! Episode: Work Studies	Absent
125. Overhaul	Absent
126. Open Up, World	Mentioned
127. Sir Nighteye and Izuku Midoriya and Mirio Togata and All Might	Absent
128. Boy Meets...	Absent
129. Eri	Absent
130. Listen to the Truth	Absent
131. Fighting Fate	Absent
132. The Plan	Absent
133. Catch Up, Kirishima	Absent
134. Let's Go, Gutsy Red Riot	Absent
135. An Unpleasant Talk	Absent
136. Close at Hand!!	Absent
137. Restraint!!	Absent
138. Go!!	Absent
139. Shudder! The Underground Labyrinth	Absent
140. Suneater of the Big Three	Absent
141. Hassaikai: Behind the Scenes	Absent
142. Shield and Shield, Spear and Shield	Absent
143. Let’s Rumble, Rappa!!	Absent
144. Red Riot, Part 1	Absent
145. Red Riot, Part 2	Absent
146. Temp Squad	Absent
147. Twoga!!	Absent
148. The Anguish of Young Twoga	Absent
149. Don't Get Mad, Irinaka	Absent
150. Mirio Togata	Absent
151. Mirio Togata!!	Absent
152. Lemillion	Absent
153. Transform!	Absent
154. Unforeseen Hope	Absent
155. Saviors, the Saved and a Hero's Place	Absent
156. The Power of Those Saved	Absent
157. Infinite 100 Percent	Absent
158. Chisaki's Warped Compassion	Absent
159. It's Over!!	Absent
160. Expressway	Absent
161. Bright Future	Absent
162. Suitable One	Absent

Anime Appearances