Confession

{{Quirk Infobox
|name= Confession
|image= Confession.gif
|japanese= {{Ruby|真実|まこと}}{{Ruby|吐|つ}}き
|romaji= Makoto Tsuki
|user= [[Shin Nemoto]]<br>[[Kai Chisaki]] (via [[Overhaul (Quirk)|Overhaul]])
|quirk type= Emitter
|quirk range= Long Range
|debut= [[Chapter 149]]
|anime debut= [[Episode 74]]
}}
{{Nihongo|'''[[Confession]]'''|{{Ruby|真実|まこと}}{{Ruby|吐|つ}}き|Makoto Tsuki}} is the [[Quirk]] used by [[Shin Nemoto]].{{ref|chap=149|ep=74}}

==Description==
[[File:Overhaul_uses_Confession.png|thumb|left|220px|After fusing with Nemoto, Overhaul uses Confession.]]
After asking a question, Confession allows the user to force the victim to answer truthfully.

With this Quirk, the user can learn the true thoughts, secrets, intentions, and feelings of allies and enemies alike, allowing for information gathering, psychological torture, and prevention of betrayal. The usefulness of this power has apparently made [[Kai Chisaki|Overhaul]] value Shin the most out of all the members of the [[Eight Bullets]].

===Weaknesses===
It's worth noting, however, that this Quirk is very literal. When [[Himiko Toga]] and [[Jin Bubaigawara]] were asked if they were told to betray Chisaki, they said no, as they had simply been told to remember that the [[Shie Hassaikai]] were beneath them. Their later betrayal of the Yakuza organization was due to their own desires to avenge [[Kenji Hikiishi|Magne]].

Confession has little offensive capability, so the user has to rely on other methods to fight directly.

==Usage==
Shin uses this Quirk to learn of information that Overhaul wanted to know, as well as checking to make sure that no one had any intention of betraying the Hassaikai.

In battle, he plays on people's emotions by forcing them to admit things that they are not proud of.

==References==
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==External Links==
*{{Wikipedia|Confession}} - Wikipedia article about the effect of Shin's Quirk.

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