Enfeeble
CharacterEnfeeble is Habuko Mongoose's Quirk, a three-second collapse delivered through eye contact. Whoever meets her gaze loses control of their muscles and drops, fully awake the whole time, and she can catch several people at once provided every one of them is looking at her.
Overview
An Emitter Quirk working from mid to short range, Enfeeble belongs to Habuko Mongoose of Isami Academy High School. It first appears in Bonus Chapter 1 and picks up its name in Chapter 34 of Team-Up Missions, with an animated debut in Training of the Dead.
Mechanics
Locking eyes with a target drains all tension from their muscles for three seconds and drops them where they stand. Consciousness is untouched, so the victim experiences the whole thing awake and immobile. Several people can be caught in one use, but only those actually meeting the user's gaze are affected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Enfeeble quirk in My Hero Academia?
Enfeeble is Habuko Mongoose's Quirk, which drains all tension from a target's muscles for three seconds and drops them where they stand the moment she makes eye contact with them.
How does Habuko Mongoose's Enfeeble quirk work?
Locking eyes with a target is all Enfeeble requires; the victim's muscles go slack for three seconds while they remain fully conscious and aware, unable to move.
Can Enfeeble affect more than one person at once?
Yes. Enfeeble can catch several people in a single use, but only those actually meeting Habuko Mongoose's gaze are affected.
Who uses the Enfeeble quirk?
Habuko Mongoose, a student at Isami Academy High School, is the only known user of Enfeeble.
When did the Enfeeble quirk first appear?
Enfeeble first appears in Bonus Chapter 1 of the manga and gets its name in Chapter 34 of Team-Up Missions, with an animated debut in Training of the Dead.
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