Emergency Transmitter
ItemA prototype signaling device the Hero Association issues so heroes can call for reinforcements when a battle turns against them. Still in testing, it has already summoned aid in more than one desperate fight.
Overview
The emergency transmitter is a communication tool the Hero Association hands to its heroes for moments when they urgently need backup. King notes that the gadget has not yet left its trial phase.
Function
Activating the device sends out a distress signal that alerts the Hero Association to dispatch reinforcements to a struggling hero's position.
Notable Users
Spring Mustachio reaches for the transmitter to summon help during his clash with Kombu Infinity. Later, in the war against the Monster Association, Glasses uses one to call Genos to the scene after Garou routs his hero team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Emergency Transmitter?
The Emergency Transmitter is a prototype communication device the Hero Association issues to heroes so they can call for reinforcements when a battle turns against them.
How does the Emergency Transmitter work?
Activating the Emergency Transmitter sends out a distress signal that alerts the Hero Association to dispatch backup to the struggling hero's location.
Who has used the Emergency Transmitter?
Spring Mustachio used the Emergency Transmitter during his fight with Kombu Infinity, and Glasses used one to call Genos for help after Garou defeated his hero team.
Is the Emergency Transmitter finished Hero Association technology?
No, King notes that the Emergency Transmitter is still in its trial phase and has not yet completed testing.
Who created the Emergency Transmitter?
The Hero Association created the Emergency Transmitter and issues it to its registered heroes.
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