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Revision as of 14:20, 7 January 2020
Invisibility (
Description
Invisibility grants Toru a completely invisible body.
Because of Invisibility, none of Toru's physical features can be observed through the naked eye, making it hard to detect her presence or read her emotions unless she announces them herself.
While still unexplained, this Quirk also appears to involve a certain degree of light manipulation, as Toru has shown such an ability in at least one instance.
Weaknesses
Invisibility does not extend to clothing or objects, meaning that she needs to constantly strip off her clothes in order for her Quirk to be useful. However, going fully naked also means that her skin is exposed to the elements and, therefore, her body may be affected by extreme temperatures.
Usage
Invisibility's primary purpose is for stealth. Toru can easily bypass regular, visual detection, making it ideal for ambush attacks, spying missions or just avoiding enemy strikes. However, those advantages only come in handy if she strips herself of any sort of clothing or equipment, which leaves her vulnerable to other senses, like contact with cold surfaces.
Toru's has one known offensive super move where she generates a quick flash of light, which may blind those who look her way.
Named Super Moves
- Light Refraction (集光屈折 Shūkō Kussetsu?): Toru uses her invisible body as a lens, bending light and blinding those who are nearby.[1]
References
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 108 (p. 14).