Snipe Color Codes & Palette – My Hero Academia HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Snipe Color Codes & Palette – My Hero Academia HEX, RGB & CMYK Values

Snipe, the sharpshooting Pro Hero and U.A. High instructor from My Hero Academia, embodies disciplined precision through a rugged western-inspired design. His color palette is anchored by Eerie Black (#1C1C1C) across his signature hat and mask, warmed by Iroko (#4B3621) on his long duster coat, and punctuated by a striking Mexican Red (#B22222) bandana that commands instant attention. These five carefully chosen color codes translate seamlessly into UI dashboards, character-themed interfaces, and graphic design systems where tactical elegance meets frontier grit. Whether you need exact HEX, RGB, or CMYK references, Snipe’s palette delivers a cohesive, high-contrast foundation.

Eerie Black
#1C1C1C
Iroko
#4B3621
Mexican Red
#B22222
Misty Moss
#C2A878
Quick Silver
#9E9E9E

Snipe My Hero Academia Color Codes: HEX, RGB, CMYK

Preview Color Name HEX RGB CMYK
Eerie Black #1C1C1C 28, 28, 28 0, 0, 0, 89
Iroko #4B3621 75, 54, 33 0, 28, 56, 71
Mexican Red #B22222 178, 34, 34 0, 81, 81, 30
Misty Moss #C2A878 194, 168, 120 0, 13, 38, 24
Quick Silver #9E9E9E 158, 158, 158 0, 0, 0, 38

Snipe CSS & Tailwind Color Variables

Select your preferred format and copy the ready-to-use CSS variables for your web projects.

:root {
/* Snipe My Hero Academia Palette */
--snipe-my-hero-academia-eerie-black: #1C1C1C;
--snipe-my-hero-academia-iroko: #4B3621;
--snipe-my-hero-academia-mexican-red: #B22222;
--snipe-my-hero-academia-misty-moss: #C2A878;
--snipe-my-hero-academia-quick-silver: #9E9E9E;
}

Snipe CSS Gradients

Beautiful gradient backgrounds inspired by Snipe’s aesthetic. Click to copy the CSS code.

Click to Copy CSS
Eerie Black to Misty Moss#1C1C1C → #C2A878
Click to Copy CSS
Mexican Red to Eerie Black#B22222 → #1C1C1C

Snipe Color Scheme Breakdown

Eerie Black#1C1C1C

Found on Snipe’s wide-brimmed cowboy hat, lower mask, and dark pants, this deep black creates a mysterious, disciplined silhouette that emphasizes his quiet, sharpshooting persona and tactical hero role overall.

Iroko#4B3621

His long duster coat and leather holsters use this dark brown, grounding the hero in a rugged western aesthetic that contrasts with urban settings and underscores his cowboy-inspired gunslinger identity.

Mexican Red#B22222

The red bandana around his neck and subtle costume accents provide a bold focal point, symbolizing urgency and danger while breaking up the darker earth tones of his western-inspired hero uniform.

Misty Moss#C2A878

This tan leather tone appears on his belt, straps, and ammunition pouches, adding practical warmth and highlighting the functional, gunslinger equipment that defines his role as a heroic long-range enforcer.

Quick Silver#9E9E9E

Metallic grey appears on his revolvers, mask filters, and mechanical costume details, emphasizing the cold precision of his Homing quirk and the efficient, calculated nature of his firearm-based combat approach.

Snipe 60-30-10 Design Rule

Apply the classic 60-30-10 UI design rule using Snipe’s palette for a perfectly balanced visual hierarchy.

60% Background
#C2A878
30% Primary
#4B3621
10% Accent
#1C1C1C

Use Misty Moss (#C2A878) for large background spaces, Iroko (#4B3621) for primary text and structural UI elements, and vibrant Eerie Black (#1C1C1C) exclusively for call-to-action buttons and important highlights.

Snipe UI Component Preview

Here is a live example of how the Snipe color palette looks when applied to a modern UI component.

Snipe

Homing Gunslinger Hero

“A true marksman never hesitates—every bullet finds its mark.”

Snipe Gaming Setup (RGB Peripherals)

Sync your gaming gear! Use these exact RGB values for your Razer Chroma, Corsair iCUE, or Logitech G Hub software to match Snipe’s aesthetic.

  • Main LED: 28, 28, 28
  • Accent LED: 75, 54, 33

The Design Philosophy behind Snipe’s Palette

Horikoshi’s design team constructed Snipe’s color codes around a single narrative principle: lethal calm wrapped in frontier nostalgia. The dominance of Eerie Black (#1C1C1C) and Iroko (#4B3621) mirrors his stoic, no-nonsense teaching style and the shadowy precision of his Homing Quirk. Mexican Red (#B22222) functions as a controlled visual interrupt—much like the split-second decision to pull a trigger—while Misty Moss (#C2A878) grounds functional gear in tactile realism. Quick Silver (#9E9E9E) completes the system by encoding cold mechanical logic. This five-tone hierarchy succeeds because it maps directly onto character psychology: darkness for mystery, earth tones for tradition, red for urgency, and metallic grey for calculated force. For designers, these HEX values offer a ready-made contrast ladder that scales from moody dark UIs to warm accent-driven layouts.

Best Snipe Color Combinations

Midnight Trigger

Pairing near-black with a saturated red produces a dramatic, high-contrast duo ideal for CTA buttons, alert banners, and hero-section typography where immediate visual urgency is required.

Frontier Leather

This analogous warm pairing evokes aged saddle leather and sun-bleached canvas, perfect for earthy brand identities, card backgrounds, and textured UI panels that need organic depth without harsh contrast.

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FAQs about Snipe My Hero Academia Color Codes

What is the exact HEX code for the color of Snipe’s cowboy hat and lower mask in My Hero Academia?

Snipe’s wide-brimmed cowboy hat, lower mask, and dark pants all use Eerie Black, coded as #1C1C1C (RGB 28, 28, 28). This deep near-black establishes his mysterious sharpshooter silhouette.

What color palette defines Snipe’s main western-style outfit and long duster coat?

The primary garment color is Iroko at #4B3621 (RGB 75, 54, 33), a dark earthy brown that gives his duster coat and leather holsters a rugged gunslinger aesthetic distinct from typical urban hero designs.

Which accent color does Snipe use for his bandana, and what is its HEX value?

Snipe’s red bandana and subtle costume accents use Mexican Red (#B22222, RGB 178, 34, 34). This bold focal point breaks up the darker earth tones and symbolizes urgency within his otherwise muted western palette.

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