#pilabody

[quirkwizard]

Pliabody x Stress?

New Quirk Name: Slink or Melt Away

This Transformation type Quirk activates whenever the user relaxes and experiences calming emotions. As the user relaxes, they become more flexible. This lets the user bend and extend their body like rubber. The more relaxed the user becomes, the greater flexibility they can exert, being able to stretch themselves out over several meters and making them more resistant to damage. This gives the user a good mix of options, their ultra-flexible body letting them bend and stretch as they please. They can bend around and block enemy attacks, maneuver through narrow areas, lengthen their body to get around faster, augment their fighting style with their stretchy body, or just sink into the coach on weekends. Though the application of augmentation of the power is entirely reliant on the user remaining relaxed. So becoming stressed will cause the user to recede to their normal state. The user can still be caught, tangled, and damaged.

[glittermemories]

Yawara Chatora also known as the Pro Hero Tiger! He is part of the pro hero team The Wild Wild Pussycats. He is seen as the most strict and intimidating out of the four, though he is still a dork. He was originally born as a female but transitioned a long time ago in Thailand. His quirk is Pilabody which also means soft body. So his quirk allows him to flatten and stretch his body at will giving him super human flexibility. It is very useful for rescue operations. ( https://publicinsta.com/media/BxbNIf1l4TU (this is the original artist.) 

[quirkwizard]

Best quirks for soccer?

I'm ignoring "Soccer". That just feels like cheating to have it be on this list.

Larceny: Ignoring the irony of starting off with a Quirk that's only good with the hands, this would be really good for a goalie to have. You can just pull the ball to you when it gets close.

Pliabody: Soccer puts a lot more emphasis on maneuvering and fancy footwork. So having something that makes the user so agile and flexible is bound to help in getting the ball around.

Magnetism: Crowding the ball is always going to be a problem in this game. So being able to suddenly launch people who aren't sharing through the air at a moment's notice would be a hilarious consequence.

Barrier: This can be useful for golaies since you can turn the goalpost into an impenetrable fortress. And if you are a player on the field, just slap a shield down when you have the ball. Bring the whole game to a halt.

Incite: With all the hugs and huddles that happen in soccer games, it wouldn't hurt to slip some subtle words of encouragement to the rest of your team for them to play better. Hey, it's not going to show up on a drug test.

Permeation: With the selective intangibility aspect of the Quirk, this would work great for getting around people while still having control over the ball. That or you could stick your foot in the ball to launch it even farther.

Twin Impact: Not only could you basically turn the soccer field into a minefield, but any kick to the ball you make can be used again later on to move it however you want. And if anyone asks, it was a strong gust of wind.

Rabbit: Yeah, no surprise that this one makes the top of the list. In a sport all about kicking something and running as fast as you can, the Quirk that grants you the most powerful legs possible is going to be unstoppable in this event.

[quirkwizard]

Pliabody and Earth Flow?

New Quirk Name: Earthly Body

This Transformation type Quirk allows the user to alter their body, making it seem like it's made out of an earthen material. The user has a higher amount of control over their body, allowing them to be far more flexible than before. This can let the user stretch themselves outwards, expanding and bending their earth form over short ranges, such as making their hand larger. The user can spread this whenever they come into contact with any kind of earthen material. When they do, they can sink parts of their body into it and extend them through the earth over several meters. This gives the user a good mix of options, able to control themselves and the battlefield better through their earthly body. They can mold themselves out of the way of attacks, attack people through the landscape, make earthly body parts in the ground for defenses, alter their body parts to augment their close quarters abilities, or simply camouflage themselves with the ground. Though the user is not invulnerable while in this form. Damage to the form could potentially force the user to revert back to normal. This does require earthen material and the user's body to make contact with to expand themselves further, and this can leave them open to attack.

[quirkwizard]

QM request if you don't mind: Search and Pliabody (or is it Pilabody cuz let's be honest I've Heard It Both Ways)

New Quirk Name: Motion Sensor

This Emitter type Quirk allows the user to understand the physical motions of the people they see. This can give the user's information on how people will move and act, letting them predict their movements. This can even inform the user of their physical weak points as well by seeing flaws in their movement. The user can apply this to themselves, giving them a greater understanding of how they move. This gives the user a good support power, helping them to predict the where and how of people's movements. They can work around enemy attacks, point out weak points to allies, see small tells in others, augment their close-ranged abilities, or simply use it to move more gracefully. Aside from being limited to support, this does rely on the user to see and react to the information they are given. This only applies to the movement of people they can see, so objects can still blindside the user or get hit by something they didn't see.

[quirkwizard]

Pliabody and Super Regeneration?

New Quirk Name: Stretch Back

This Transformation type Quirk allows the user to flex and stretch their body around far more fluidly. This does make the user more flexible and harder to hit as their body moves, similar to an expert contortionist. The true power of the Quirk comes when the user is injured. When harmed, the user can push and morph their body to heal it, such as squeezing a cut shut or rubbing a bruise until it disappears. This healing is rather extensive and can even be used to reattach parts to their body by just pushing them back on. This gives the user a good defensive power, able to dodge or repair any damage that would be done to them. If nothing else, it can help deal with every day injuries. Though the user's healing is rather limited, at most being able to repair a lost limb, so the user can still be taken out with enough damage. The will need the part present to heal it and will need to consciously use their power in order to heal themselves.

[quirkwizard]

Pliabody + Dupli-arms or Muscle Augmentation QM?

New Quirk Name: Stretch Out

This Transformation type Quirk allows the user to stretch out parts of their body. This lets the user extend the parts up to short ranges and gives the user a minor amount of control over them. This stretching process augments the parts in question, enhancing any of the features present. For example, their eyes would be able to extend out and look around, able to see further and more accurately. This gives the user a good mix of options, turning any part of their body into a useful tool. They can stretch out their limbs for combat, use their sensory organs to check around, bend themselves around attacks, pick up an enemy movement with their senses, or just put comedic emphasis on their reactions. Though applying this to too much of their body at once will weaken the increased power the user gets, to the point it's barely noticeable. Serious damage to the user's body can inhibit the Quirk's overall functionality and flexibility.

[quirkwizard]

So you did Quirks good for basketball, how about dodgeball? All I got was: Boomerang to make trick shots, Poltergeist to catch balls midair and also make hard shots, Dupli Arms to catch and throw many balls and aim and avoid better, Clones/Double to makes meat shields to protect teammates and bolster more teammates unless hitting a clone equals out for the user but Double could still duplicate other people.

Normally I don't care for people giving suggestions like that, mostly because it makes it more difficult to come up with ideas without being redundant, but there are so many suggestions for this that it saves the trouble of picking them. I agree with the first two, but "Dupli Arms" risks making you a much bigger target and "Clones" and "Double" are just going to clutter your side of the court.

-Pliabody: I have to imagine being so flexible would be useful for dodging. You can basically bend yourself like rubber out of the way of any balls that happen to come out you and maybe even throw them back by using your arm like a sling.

-Explosion: This one actually has canonical backing for it. Because as Bakugou has clearly shown, effectively discharging a grenade at the back of a rubber ball can make it go really far really fast for a potentially literal killer pitch.

-Larceny: Considering one of the main goals of the game is to catch the ball to get people out, pulling that ball right to your hands is going to give you a pretty good advantage. Might risk hitting your face, but it's risk you'll have to take.

-Permeation: Obviously, phasing through solid matter is good for dodging, especially since no can say they hit your clothes. Though I do wonder if you could use the phasing to launch the ball out by clipping your hand into it and turning it off.

-Twin Impact: This one just seems cruel with the amount of mind games you could do with it. Nobody will know if or when the secondary charge will go off and you can set it off whenever you want, violently redirecting the ball to whomever you want.

-Overclock: You know those kids that pull off the most insane acrobatics and maneuvers in the middle of a game? That's what "Overclock" does for you, but on demand. Especially since it can really help you put the dodge into dodgeball with it's danger detecting.

-Size: As the effect of the Quirk seems to stick around even after the suer touches something, this could be insane to use. You could shrink and grow dodgeballs as you see fit, either making them small and harder to hit or large to steamroll over some an entire team.

-Slide and Glide: This feels like some next level cheating. Not only can you move your body way faster then before and throw the balls harder, but it is basically impossible for the balls to hit you. You are essentially pulling out the Everything Proof Shield. It would be hilarious.