Starservant

Revelations from the universe, I have received! Flee! Flee, good citizens! The dark lord's lips curl into a wicked crescent! The end is nigh!

Starservant in "Off to Endeavor's Agency"

Starservant
Biographical Information
Japanese Name	星 (ほし) のしもベ
Rōmaji Name	Hoshi no shimobe
Personal Description
Gender	Male
Quirk	Unnamed Glass Manipulation Quirk
Status
Status	Imprisoned
Occupation	Villain
Affiliation	None
First Appearance
Manga Debut	Chapter 243

Starservant (星 (ほし) のしもベ, Hoshi no shimobe^?) is an independent villain and a preacher who ensures that the end of the world is nigh.

Appearance

Starservant is an elderly man, with wrinkles on his face, a slim body, a large white beard, and seems to have a constant nosebleed. His eyes lack pupils, being completely blank, accentuating his prophet appearance.

He wears clothes that resemble a mix between a magician and a monk. He wears a dark and disheveled cloak with light clothes underneath, bracelets on his wrists, and on his head, he wears a tall, cylindrical cap with a piece of cloth on the back.

Personality

Starservant seems to be a person who is not very mentally stable, behaving like a prophet of the apocalypse announcing the destruction of the world. His cryptic dialogue is littered with allusions to darkness and salvation, preaching in the streets that the stars conspire against humanity, and that society is on the verge of being consumed by darkness.

Apparently, he used to preach his creed in the streets, but for some reason he became more radical in his credences, believing that he is the one who shall eradicate the roots of this approaching darkness. Unfortunately, this causes him to attack innocent people, while searching for the herald of the dark lord. After being defeated by Endeavor, the Starservant proclaims that the current number one hero is apparently the source of the darkness he sees.

Deranged as he is, the Starservant does not act rashly when faced with someone more powerful than him. Avoiding direct combat, the Starservant tries to lure his enemies into ambushes, where they can be attacked by his devoted followers.

Synopsis

Endeavor Agency Arc

Starservant unleashing a swarm of glass orbs.

At some point, Dabi sends Starservant to cause havoc in hopes of catching Endeavor's attention. Starservant was floating on his glass orbs through the city, proclaiming that he had received divine revelation that the world was about to fall into darkness and that he was the one who would destroy the cause of this darkness. The citizens around him saw him as more of a nuisance than a threat. He then began sucking the glass from office building windows to prepare his special move "Enlightened Fallen King", apparently in an effort to get the cause of the darkness to reveal itself.

The giant glass orb was destroyed by Endeavor's Flashfire Fist, followed by a chase that led Endeavor through an alley, where Starservant had three minions prepared to ambush the hero. The ambush fails as Izuku, Katsuki and Hawks take down the minions, allowing Endeavor to catch Starservant.

As the police arrive to arrest Starservant and his minions, he began saying that Endeavor is the root of the darkness he had been warning about. His rambling was ignored by the police and they took him away.

Abilities

Quirk

Unnamed Glass Manipulation Quirk: Starservant's Quirk allows him to control and reshape large amounts of glass. He is also able to modify its consistency and alter it from a solid state to a liquid state and vice versa.

Usually, he reshapes the glass into orbs of different sizes, using them as projectiles to attack his enemies, or riding on them, allowing him to float off the ground and move through the air at high speeds.

Super Move

• Enlightened Fallen King (光明墜王, Kōmyō Tsuiō^?): Starservant creates and throws a gigantic orb created from the glass of the surrounding buildings.

Battles & Events

Endeavor Agency Arc

• Endeavor & Hawks vs. Starservant

Chapter Appearances

Appearances
Endeavor Agency Arc 241. Do That Interview! Absent 242. Have a Merry Christmas! Absent 243. Off to Endeavor's Agency! Debut 244. Recommended Reading Appears 245. Rise to Action Absent 246. Message Absent 247. Status Report! Absent 248. One Thing at a Time Absent 249. The Hellish Todoroki Family Absent 250. Ending Absent 251. Just One Week Absent 252. The Unforgiven Absent
Paranormal Liberation War Arc 253. Shirakumo Absent 254. You Could Be More of a Hero than Anyone Absent 255. Hero Hopeful Absent 256. The High, Deep Blue Sky Absent 257. Pass It Forward, to Whomever Absent 258. Friends Absent 259. A Quiet Beginning Absent 260. Life's Work Absent 261. High-Ends Absent 262. Mirko, the No. 5 Hero Absent 263. I Wanna Be With You Guys!! Absent 264. One's Justice Absent 265. Villains and Heroes Absent 266. Happy Life Absent 267. Flames Absent 268. Scramble! Absent 269. The Three of Us Absent 270. Inheritance Absent 271. Dark Cloud Absent 272. Good Morning! Absent 273. The Thrill of Destruction Absent 274. Search Absent 275. Encounter, Part 2 Absent 276. You Cheated...! Absent 277. Who...? Absent 278. Disaster Walker Absent 279. League of Villains vs. U.A. Students Absent 280. Red Riot Absent 281. Plus Ultra Absent 282. Footfall of Destruction Absent 283. 75 Absent 284. Deep Blue Battle Absent 285. Katsuki Bakugo Rising Absent 286. The Ones Within Us Absent 287. Mistake Absent 288. Save Takeo!! Absent 289. Miss Candid and Miss Shut-Away Absent 290. Dabi's Dance Mentioned 291. Thanks For Going Strong Absent 292. Threads of Hope Absent 293. Hero-Saturated Society Absent 294. Final Performance Absent 295. Tenacious Absent 296. Hellish Hell Absent 297. Tartarus Absent 298. Sounds of Collapse Flashback 299. Like Those Tragic Tales Absent 300. The Hellish Todoroki Family, Part 2 Absent 301. The Wrong Way To Put Out A Fire, Part 1 Absent 302. The Wrong Way To Put Out A Fire, Part 2 Absent 303. Top Three Absent