American Chibi

This Herocopia entry discusses events that occurred in an issue of Astro City Comics published within the last 90 days. Feel free to "comment out" this alert anytime after September 30th, 2013.

A life-sized anime chibi who fights crime. Yes.

American Chibi © Juke Box Productions AstroFacts Status: Active Real Name: Unknown Base of Operations: Astro City Range of Operations: Astro City Personal Data Relationships: <list> Height: 4' maybe, with a large head accounting for a lot of that height. Weight: Unknown. Body resilience suggests a dense mass in a small frame. Eyes: Blue Hair: Blonde InfoDump Appearances (in Publication Order): Astro City Comics(2013) #1 Event Timeline 2013/06     Current Iron Legion Make a Commando Strike on Ellsworth Museum. 2013/06     Current American Chibi Knocks on the Doors. 2013/06     Current Broken Man Confides Why He Can't Use Certain People to Unlock the Mystery behind the Doors. 2013/06     Current Heroes of Astro City Attempt to Open the Doors En Masse. American Chibi History American Chibi is fairly new on the scene, and so far we don't know much, not even if she's human. She acts like an overly exuberant, giddy teenager, though. She once thwarted Pyramid agents out to steal a Roman amphora whose patterns were secretly encoded with alien technology. That same day, she was the first Astro City hero to notice Telseth's doorway, which she promptly tried to charge through, albeit unsuccessfully. She, various other superheroes, and E.A.G.L.E. agents investigated the inexplicable phenomenon and were on hand to witness Telseth's arrival on Earth. ("Through Open Doors (Part One)") Mr. Smartie Notes: Should be enough information in the first issue of the new Astro City Comic series to pull together a couple paragraphs of background information on this character. Her personality is strong and LOUD! That's a start for an angle on this. Powers She possesses flight and super-strength. power name power information and details Footnotes a child-like female do-gooder inspired by Scott McCloud's Japanese-chibi drawing of himself, according to Kurt Busiek.

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