#quirk fusion

[ninebaalart]

Moe Kamiji [Quirk Fusion: Lava Bubble]

Moe Kamiji combines her quirk with Bubble Girl's to create a new one- the illusive lava bubble attack!

[probablybadquirkideas]

Do you think a Quirk combination between Compress and Kurogiri would be like pulling out Ender Perls? (Minecraft if you didn’t know)

Anywho, I wanna see your take.

A combination of “compressing” and minimizing things into pearls, and opening portals to other locations via mist...

From what I know, Ender Pearls are a throwable item that warp the user to the site of impact. While it WOULD be a good fusion of the two, I wonder if that’s the only potential result.

Compression and warping... Perhaps a teleport that takes the form of visibly “shrinking” in one location and “enlarging” in another? Here, I made a quick visual.

[Image ID: A series of three identical boxes separated by arrows pointing to the next one in the series. In the first box, labeled “Start like this”, a large star is on one side of a line, while the other side of the line is empty. The next box, labeled “Mid-Teleport”, has replaced the large star with a smaller star, with the empty space on the other side now containing a star of similar size. The last box, labeled “End Result”, shows that the side that originally held the star is empty, and the star is now on the other side of the line. /end ID]

If used offensively against others, it looks like people and objects are being jettisoned out of nowhere, and it really only means you can teleport things one way since you need to “compress” the thing, but that’s what I have so far! If anyone has any other ideas, feel free to let me know!

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Short-Out

The user is able to release an invisible electrochemical discharge that, while painless, causes those hit to temporarily be unable to think.

The more effort with which they discharge the substance, the longer a target’s “short-out” lasts. It is suspected that, after a certain point, the effects of a short-out can become permanent.

Overuse can cause the user’s thoughts to become fuzzy, lightheadedness, and potentially dissociation.

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Null Cloud

The user can create mist-like clouds that erase the quirks of anyone in contact with them! The clouds aren’t able to actually support anything, but the user can direct their flow/trajectory, and they can make them more or less dense at will.

The more mist is in contact with a person, the longer the effects will persist after the cloud dissipates. Overuse of this quirk can cause irritation of the skin.

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Ignite

The user secretes alcohol from their pores, of which they can ignite to create powerful flames. They must consume alcohol to activate their quirk.

However, the user is susceptible to their own fire, and keeping their quirk active for too long can literally burn them alive. The more alcohol the user consumes, the hotter their fire becomes.

[Postscript: It’s suspected that Sakaki’s quirk depends on him consuming alcohol (aka he needs to consume alcohol for his quirk to work), so that’s kind of where I got this idea from.]

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Living Garden

The user is able to grow plants on their body by eating their respective seeds! The plants feed off of the water and nutrients in their body, so the user must eat a lot and stay very hydrated. They’re also able to control the plants, as long as they’re still attached to them.

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Call-and-Response

The user is able to perfectly replicate any sound they hear. However, they aren’t able to distinguish/separate sounds if there are multiple of them overlapping, and overuse can cause their throat to be sore, and possibly for them to lose their voice.

They are able to replicate sound-related quirks to an extent, (though their simulacrum will be less powerful).

[phantasmaphoria]

Quirk: Flurry

The user is able to turn objects into a fine powder of ice crystals by touching them with all five fingers. They can telekinetically control the resulting ice, as well as its temperature, though this does take some effort.

Overuse can cause dehydration and mild hypothermia.