Reiko Yanagi (
Appearance
Reiko has chin-length, pale gray hair, parted to the right, hanging down over her eye and obscuring the majority of the left side of her face. She has dark bags under her blue eyes, and a small mouth with full lips. Her hands are usually held up as high as her elbows, with her hands draped down, this gesture being somewhat connotative of a ghost.
Her hero costume consists of a white, knee-length kimono with a furred collar, three dark straps around her waist, knee-high socks and a black mask which covers her face from the bridge of her nose down, like the one always worn by Mezo Shoji.
Personality
Reiko is a quiet and emotionless teenager who often shows an odd body posture, wherein she keeps her elbows to her side and lets her hands dangle, which somewhat resembles ancient depictions of zombies, ghosts, and other undead creatures, alluding to her Quirk.
She also appears to be quite verbose with her wording, to the point where Reiko's classmate needed to simplify what she had said.
Abilities
Quirk
Poltergeist (ポルターガイスト Porutāgaisuto?)[1]: Poltergeist allows Reiko to telekinetically manipulate objects close to her, with the caveat that she only move things up to "about one person's" weight.
Stats
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Battles & Events
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Relationships
Itsuka Kendo
Reiko is good friends with Kendou. She was the one who designed her outfit for the Beauty Contest, and helped her to prepare for the competition. They also interned at the same place.[2]
Trivia
- Reiko's name contains the kanji for "willow" (柳?) and "child" (子?) and the katakana symbols for the rōmaji word "rei" (レイ?), which probably stands for "spirit, soul" (霊?).
- Reiko likes Internet surfing.
- Reiko's hero name "Emily" is a female English name derived from a Latin origin name Aemalia, which a feminine form of a Roman family name Aemilius, that was taken from a root word aemulus which means "to strive, rival and flatterer". Additional clarification was came from a Greek girl name Amalia, from the word aimulos, meaning "kind and friendly".