Monster Summon
CharacterSimon Gollini calls creatures into being with Monster Summon, and they arrive looking like something lifted out of a dungeon crawler: eyeless blobs with enormous mouths, some winged, some many-headed. Overmodification turns the trickle into an essentially bottomless supply.
Overview
Monster Summon is a long-range Emitter Quirk belonging to Simon Gollini. It appears in the film My Hero Academia: You're Next.
Mechanics
The power produces creatures that could pass for dungeon-crawler video game enemies. A common template runs through all of them: a blob-shaped mass with no eyes and an oversized mouth. From that base the designs branch out into heavier builds, extra heads, and wings, with some resembling wyverns, dinosaurs, or giant frogs.
How the Quirk actually generates them has never been explained, and a magical origin remains one possibility. Overmodification removes any practical cap on quantity, letting Simon field a near-endless stream of monsters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a summoning Quirk in My Hero Academia?
Yes, Monster Summon is a long range Emitter Quirk belonging to Simon Gollini that produces creatures resembling dungeon crawler video game monsters.
What does the Monster Summon Quirk create?
Monster Summon produces blob shaped creatures with no eyes and oversized mouths, with designs branching into heavier builds, extra heads, and wings resembling wyverns, dinosaurs, or giant frogs.
Who uses the Monster Summon Quirk?
Simon Gollini is the only known user of the Monster Summon Quirk.
How does Overmodification affect the Monster Summon Quirk?
Overmodification removes any practical cap on quantity for Monster Summon, letting Simon Gollini field a near endless stream of monsters.
Where does the Monster Summon Quirk appear?
The Monster Summon Quirk appears in the film My Hero Academia: You're Next.
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