Neito Monoma (物 もの 間 ま 寧 ねい 人 と Monoma Neito?), also known as Phantom Thief (ファントムシーフ Fantomu Shīfu?), was a student in Class 1-B at U.A. High School. Eight years after the Final War, Neito has graduated from U.A. High School, and has become the current No. 10 Pro Hero. [4][5]

Neito Monoma, also known as Phantom Thief, is a supporting character in the My Hero Academia franchise. He is a student of Class 1-B at U.A. High School and is extremely dedicated to it.

Neito is obsessed with proving Class 1-B's superiority over Class 1-A, always looking for ways to increase Class 1-B's prestige, which contrasts with his classmates, who in general get along with Class 1-A students, and whose rivalry with Class 1-A is simply friendly.

Since he was a child, Neito Monoma has always wanted to be a hero. However, due to the nature of his Quirk, people constantly told him that this was not possible because he can not do anything without the help of others, being ridiculed by that.

2020年5月19日 · From the start, Neito Monoma of hero class 1-B had led a crusade against class 1-A, determined to prove that his own class is superior. He does this in practically all of his …

2020年9月12日 · Neito Monoma is a student in UA's class 1-B, and he quickly gained a reputation for his intense rivalry with class 1-A and his apparent arrogance. But the truth is that he …

2021年6月19日 · MHA's Neito Monoma can copy other people's Quirks with a simple touch, but Season 5 has revealed a surprising roadblock for him.

2023年10月26日 · Born on May 11, 1990, Kgaogelo Monama is a well-known South African actress, singer, and dancer who gained recognition for her leading part in the SABC1 sitcom Thandeka’s Diary as Dee.

2024年12月18日 · In a specific panel, we learn that the Copy Cat Hero is the tenth highest ranking hero in Japan and that he is sporting a new style in his professional hero days post-UA …

Monama can be interpreted to mean 'beautiful' or 'dear one' in certain languages, contributing to its appeal as a gentle and affectionate name. It's a name more commonly embraced in contemporary contexts, especially in progressive naming trends.