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Endeavor

Enji Todoroki

Japan's number one hero, whose Hellflame Quirk trades sustained output for overheating — a rare canonical, stated limit on a fire power.

First appearance: My Hero Academia (2014), Shueisha

3 powers8 sourced feats2 continuities
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Powers

Pyrokinesis
4 feats on file
Superhuman Strength
2 feats on file
Superhuman Speed
2 feats on file

Commonly got wrong

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Commonly believed Endeavor's Hellflame has no limit.

Actually Sustained output overheats him. It is one of the few explicitly stated physiological caps on a fire power in fiction.

My Hero Academia

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Overheats under sustained output, a stated physiological cap on the Hellflame Quirk

Statement My Hero Academia · Manga canon

Hellflame generates fire hot enough to vaporise rather than burn

Feat My Hero Academia · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Physical output is enhanced alongside the flame

Feat My Hero Academia · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Flashfire Fist trades sustained output for speed and precision

Statement My Hero Academia · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Overheating is his stated weakness, which is why he sought a successor

Statement My Hero Academia · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Prominence Burn closes distance and strikes in one movement

Feat My Hero Academia · Manga canonshown, no figure stated

Holds the number-one hero ranking after All Might retires

Statement My Hero Academia · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

His flame is stated to be more powerful but less enduring than his son's

Statement My Hero Academia · Manga canonfigure stated in the work

Continuities

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  • Manga canon — Events as published in the manga
  • Anime canon — Events as broadcast in the anime adaptation

Last updated 2026-09-06 · machine-readable version