Electrification (
Description
Electrification gives Denki the ability to take in electricity and emit it out of his body as a sort of protective aura that electrocutes anyone through contact.
Denki electrocutes the foe villains.
When using his Quirk, Denki gains a defense mechanism that shocks those who touch him. If he emits enough electricity, it automatically discharges in all directions, shocking anyone close to him, regardless of contact. Due to this being a light-based Quirk, it has a natural advantage against Fumikage's Dark Shadow.
It is, however, possible to protect oneself from his electricity through insulation material. This also makes him vulnerable to Quirks that don't conduct electricity like Vines or even other electric-type Quirks.
Usage
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Denki with his brain short-circuited.
If Denki exceeds his wattage limit, he short-circuits his own brain, becoming an idiot for one hour and being unable to use his Quirk (or defend himself for that matter) until he recovers.[1] In this state, he becomes harmless and thus easier to defeat, capture or hold hostage. Because of this limit and indiscriminate discharges, Denki usually holds back from showing his full power so that he doesn't end up accidentally harming anyone on his side.
He can also use his electricity to activate or charge electronics, like the radio headset he uses in his hero costume or the batteries of various electric devices.
Named Super Moves
- Indiscriminate Discharge 1,300,000 volts (無差別放電 130万ボルト Musabetsu Hōden 130Man Boruto?): Denki releases a large amount of electricity to shock everyone near him. This move was first used against members of the League of Villains.
External Links
- Electricity - Wikipedia article about the phenomenon Denki can create with his Quirk.
References
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 16.