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Yosetsu can fuse his own body parts with that of other people, facilitating their transport in case they become unable to move. |
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| + | * '''High-Speed Construction: Weldcraft''': Yosetsu swiftly binds an opponent to a structure by interconnecting them with wooden logs. First used to detain [[Katsuki Bakugo]] during the [[Joint Training Arc]], but was countered by [[Rikido Sato]]'s [[Sugar Rush]] Quirk. |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 12:56, 30 November 2018
Weld (
Description
Weld allows Yosetsu to merge things both organic and inorganic at an atomic level.
When Yosetsu activates his Quirk, the two objects he's making contact with will become physically connected. This extends to Yosetsu's own body, which is capable of melding with objects or people as well. Yosetsu can reverse the effects of Weld if he needs to.[1]
Weld will not work if Yosetsu doesn't make contact with more than one object.[2]
Usage
Weld is a Quirk that functions better as a restraining tool, giving Yosetsu a way to incapacitate enemies by harmlessly binding them to nearby structures.
Yosetsu's Hero Costume comes equipped with a set of small wooden logs that facilitate his binding abilities. Those logs allow him to connect two different targets without having to touch both of them at the same time (Yosetsu can fuse each end of a log to separate targets, bridging them together). Yosetsu also possesses a number of shields that he is able to attach to his body, effectively turning them into armor for defense.
Yosetsu can fuse his own body parts with that of other people, facilitating their transport in case they become unable to move.
Super Moves
- High-Speed Construction: Weldcraft: Yosetsu swiftly binds an opponent to a structure by interconnecting them with wooden logs. First used to detain Katsuki Bakugo during the Joint Training Arc, but was countered by Rikido Sato's Sugar Rush Quirk.
References
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 81 and Episode 44.
- ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 35 (p. 11).