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Giran is an antagonist from the manga/anime series, My Hero Academia. He is a broker who searches for recruits to join the League of Villains.

Personality

Giran seems to be a greedy man who only cares about money. He seems to have no personal interests in the league nor has any reasons to be a part of it, other than for income. His cell phone case (which features bunny ears) suggests that he may have a bizarre taste in accessories.

Despite all of this, he seems to be a well-known businessman in the underworld, according to Kurogiri. He always keeps up with the latest trends and does a great job at recruiting new villains in the league. So far, he seems to be the only villain in the league that has no Quirk of any kind.

History

Giran first makes his debut in The Aftermath of the Hero: Killer Stain. Here, he is shown to be discussing with another broker about today's society and the black market. He then shows him a video about the Hero Killer: Stain, which goes in depth about his history and ideology. Giran believes that Stain's influence will lead to an expansion of villains arriving and joining the League of Villains.

Giran is once again seeing in the League of Villains' hideout where he introduces two villains to Tomura Shigaraki; Himiko Toga and Dabi. Initially, Tomura refused to accept them, but Kurogiri wanted him to at least hear what they had to offer. Giran could care less about what they would do to them, pointing out that he's only in it for the money. He then begins to introduce both villains, one by one. After the introductions, Giran watched as the three villains attempted to kill each other, before Kurogiri prevented any bloodshed. Eventually, Tomura leaves the building, leaving the villains alone. Giran remarks about Tomura's childish behavior, while Kurogiri assures that they should at least wait for a few days for a response, until Tomura comes to his senses.

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 |image = Giran anime.png
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 |fullname = Giran
 |alias = None
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 League of Villains
 |skills = Business management
-|hobby = None known.
+|hobby = None known
 |goals = Recruit potential villains in the league.
-|type of villain = Businessman}}
+|type of villain = Greedy Businessman}}
 '''Giran''' is an antagonist from the manga/anime series, ''My Hero Academia''. He is a broker who searches for recruits to join the [[League of Villains (My Hero Academia)|League of Villains]].
 ==Personality==
-Giran seems to be a man who only cares about money. He seems to have no personal interests in the league nor has any reasons to be a part of it, other than for income. His cell phone case (which features bunny ears) suggests that he may have a bizarre taste in accessories.
+Giran seems to be a greedy man who only cares about money. He seems to have no personal interests in the league nor has any reasons to be a part of it, other than for income. His cell phone case (which features bunny ears) suggests that he may have a bizarre taste in accessories.
-Despite all of this, he seems to be a well-known business man in the underworld, according to [[Kurogiri]]. He always keeps up with the latest trends and does a great job at recruiting new villains in the league. So far, he seems to be the only villain in the league that has no Quirk of any kind.
+Despite all of this, he seems to be a well-known businessman in the underworld, according to [[Kurogiri]]. He always keeps up with the latest trends and does a great job at recruiting new villains in the league. So far, he seems to be the only villain in the league that has no Quirk of any kind.
 ==History==
-Giran first makes his debut in ''The Aftermath of the Hero: Killer Stain. ''Here, he is shown to be discussing with another broker about today's society and the black market. He then shows him a video about the [[Chizome Akaguro|Hero Killer: Stain]], which goes in depth about his history and ideology. Giran believes that Stain's influence will lead to an expansion of villains arriving and joining the League of Villains.
+Giran first makes his debut in ''The Aftermath of the Hero: Killer Stain''. Here, he is shown to be discussing with another broker about today's society and the black market. He then shows him a video about the [[Chizome Akaguro|Hero Killer: Stain]], which goes in depth about his history and ideology. Giran believes that Stain's influence will lead to an expansion of villains arriving and joining the League of Villains.
-Giran is once again seeing in the League of Villains' hideout where he introduces two villains to [[Tomura Shigaraki]]; [[Himiko Toga]] and [[Dabi]]. Initially, Tomura refused to accept them, but [[Kurogiri]] wanted him to at least hear what they had to offer. Giran could care less about what they would do to them, pointing out that he's only in it for the money. He then begins to introduce both villains, one by one. After the introductions, Giran watched as the three villains attempted to kill each other, before Kurogiri prevented any bloodshed. Eventually, Tomura leaves the building, leaving the villains alone. Giran remarks about Tomura's childish behaviour, while Kurogiri assures that they should at least wait for a few days for a response, until Tomura comes to his senses.
+Giran is once again seeing in the League of Villains' hideout where he introduces two villains to [[Tomura Shigaraki]]; [[Himiko Toga]] and [[Dabi]]. Initially, Tomura refused to accept them, but [[Kurogiri]] wanted him to at least hear what they had to offer. Giran could care less about what they would do to them, pointing out that he's only in it for the money. He then begins to introduce both villains, one by one. After the introductions, Giran watched as the three villains attempted to kill each other, before Kurogiri prevented any bloodshed. Eventually, Tomura leaves the building, leaving the villains alone. Giran remarks about Tomura's childish behavior, while Kurogiri assures that they should at least wait for a few days for a response, until Tomura comes to his senses.
 [[Category:Male]]
 [[Category:Anime Villains]]
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 [[Category:Criminals]]
 [[Category:My Hero Academia Villains]]
+[[Category:Greedy]]