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No More Heroes by Grasshopper Manufacture & Goichi Suda / Suda51

First Appearance: No More Heroes (Wii 2007)

Seiyu: Kazuya Nakai

Voice: Robin Atkin Downes

An American Otaku who works as an assassin, Travis Touchdown is not exactly what you'd call a Winner. A fan of wrestling and anime, Travis loves to collect Luchador masks and figurines, all of which adorns his Squatter Home in the No More Heroes motel in California. With a beam katana in hand, Travis seeks out the person responsible for the death of his parents, and will kill any crook and assassin ranked higher than him on the Assassin Leaderboard to find them. Though, the answers he finds may be just as weird as his irreverent sense of humor, as would his subsequent adventures in murderous mayhem.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a costume in Travis' likeness is available for the Mii Swordfighter. He also appears as a Spirit, represented in Battle by Mii Swordfighter. The Spirit can enhance to Full-Armor Travis (Full Green Mode).

Description

No More Heroes by Grasshopper Manufacture & Goichi Suda / Suda51

First Appearance: No More Heroes (Wii 2007)

Seiyu: Kazuya Nakai

Voice: Robin Atkin Downes

An American Otaku who works as an assassin, Travis Touchdown is not exactly what you'd call a Winner. A fan of wrestling and anime, Travis loves to collect Luchador masks and figurines, all of which adorns his Squatter Home in the No More Heroes motel in California. With a beam katana in hand, Travis seeks out the person responsible for the death of his parents, and will kill any crook and assassin ranked higher than him on the Assassin Leaderboard to find them. Though, the answers he finds may be just as weird as his irreverent sense of humor, as would his subsequent adventures in murderous mayhem.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a costume in Travis' likeness is available for the Mii Swordfighter. He also appears as a Spirit, represented in Battle by Mii Swordfighter. The Spirit can enhance to Full-Armor Travis (Full Green Mode).