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*{{nihongo|'''[[Sprouting Scales]]'''|発芽鱗|Hatsuga Uroko}}: Through his '''Scale Gauntlets''', Hiryu discharges volleys of scales at a target. This move was first used against one of [[Denki Kaminari]]'s stray pointers, which was attached to [[Jurota Shishida]] during the [[Joint Training Arc]]. |
*{{nihongo|'''[[Sprouting Scales]]'''|発芽鱗|Hatsuga Uroko}}: Through his '''Scale Gauntlets''', Hiryu discharges volleys of scales at a target. This move was first used against one of [[Denki Kaminari]]'s stray pointers, which was attached to [[Jurota Shishida]] during the [[Joint Training Arc]]. |
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*'''Reverse Scales''': Hiryu makes his scales protrude outward instead of inward, so that their sharp ends may face the enemy as spikes. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from [[Volume 21]] |
*'''Reverse Scales''': Hiryu makes his scales protrude outward instead of inward, so that their sharp ends may face the enemy as spikes. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from [[Volume 21]] |
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| − | *'''Within One: Scale Carapace''': Hiryu activates Scales through his entire skin, essentially creating a full-body armor. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from [[Volume 21]]. |
+ | *'''Within One: Scale Carapace''': Hiryu activates Scales through his entire skin, essentially creating a full-body armor around himself. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from [[Volume 21]]. |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 00:09, 12 April 2020
Scales (鱗 Uroko?)[1][2] is the Quirk used by Hiryu Rin.[3]
Description
Scales allows Hiryu to form hard scales throughout his entire body, which he can either use as protective armor, or fire them off as projectiles.
The generated scales resemble those of a reptile's. They are quite hard and sharp, hurting anyone who comes in contact with them. For the same reasons, the scales make for dangerous projectiles, with Hiryu being capable of launching them. The launched scales can cut through Vines and even damage solid metal structures.
Weaknesses
As versatile as Scales is, the level of protection it offers is inferior to the likes of Hardening or Steel, since the scales break off relatively easily after suffering a sufficiently strong impact.
Usage
Hiryu's usage for his scales can vary depending of the situation he's in.
Thanks to Scales' versatile abilities, Hiryu can battle competently at both close range and long range, switching between hand-to-hand combat and shooting when most convenient to him. If a target is not close enough for him to engage in close combat, he will start firing off scales in an attempt to hit them. Hiryu has amazing accuracy, being able to hit a small target attached to an ally without hurting the latter and from a reasonable distance. If Hiryu detects an imminent counterattack from an enemy, he can cover himself with scales in order to defend against the incoming strike.
Hiryu wears a pair of Scale Gauntlets that store the scales produced by his arms, and can fire them off in a manner similar to a gatling gun, greatly enhancing Hiryu's ranged, offensive power.
Super Moves
- Sprouting Scales (発芽鱗 Hatsuga Uroko?): Through his Scale Gauntlets, Hiryu discharges volleys of scales at a target. This move was first used against one of Denki Kaminari's stray pointers, which was attached to Jurota Shishida during the Joint Training Arc.
- Reverse Scales: Hiryu makes his scales protrude outward instead of inward, so that their sharp ends may face the enemy as spikes. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from Volume 21
- Within One: Scale Carapace: Hiryu activates Scales through his entire skin, essentially creating a full-body armor around himself. This move has not yet been shown in action, being only described on a supplementary page from Volume 21.
References
- ↑ My Hero Academia: Ultra Archive: The Official Character Guide.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 197.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 25 (p. 4).