Cow Lady is a Pro Hero in My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
Appearance#
Cow Lady is a tall woman with shoulder-length, wavy blonde hair, two thick, curling horns emerging from the sides of her head, and the long, pointed ears of a cow.
She wears a cowgirl outfit as her hero costume, with a dark orange cropped-top, laced and tied together at the bottom, over which she has a sleeveless denim jacket with a short rope tied at her neck.
To match her torso gear, Cow Lady wears denim shorts which are ripped along the hem, and a western-style belt to hold them up, a large buckle shaped like a cow’s head in the center. She has leather gloves and knee-high boots, a cowboy hat tied around her neck and two tasseled rings around her upper arms, and she wears orange-tinted shades to complete the look.
Personality#
Cow Lady seems to be a dutiful hero sworn to stop villains. She also appears to be very confident in her abilities as a hero but will work together with others if need be.
Synopsis#
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes#
During All Might's time studying abroad in America, two villains rob a casino in Los Angeles, California. Elecplant and Cow Lady join the first responders but allow the villains to get away after a short skirmish. They watch from the sidelines as All Might wins the battle and they learn about him from David Shield.[1]
Epilogue Arc#
Cow Lady is one of the several Heroes sent from America to aid in the reconstruction efforts for Japan. She is shown lifting up a large pole in her transformed state, while other people help prop it up.[2]
Abilities#
Quirk#
Cow: Cow Lady's Quirk grants her the ability to transform into a minotaur-like creature, drastically increasing her strength.
Anime Appearances#
debut
Trivia#
- Cow Lady shares her birthday with All Might and Dark Might.
- Cow Lady's English voice actress, Katelyn Barr, also voices Mika Jiro, Ryuko Tatsuma, Iwao Oguro's wife, and Danjuro Tobita's mother.[3]
- Cow Lady is incredibly popular due to her stunning good looks, with Kohei Horikoshi considering her to be Mt. Lady's American counterpart in that respect.[4]