Assault Dust
CharacterA grade schooler with a weaponized cloud. Assault Dust makes its own grit out of nothing and fires it fast enough to hurt, one of the many small chaos engines waiting for Class 1-A at Masegaki Primary School.
Overview
Written as Asarutodasuto in Japanese, this Emitter Quirk operates at long range and belongs to an unnamed pupil of Masegaki Primary School. Chapter 165 marks its debut, and Episode 79 brings it into the anime.
Mechanics
Dust is produced by the holder rather than gathered, and it stays under their control once made. The offensive application is straightforward: the material gets launched outward at high speed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Assault Dust in My Hero Academia?
Assault Dust is a Quirk that lets its user generate dust out of nothing and fire it outward at high speed to strike opponents.
Who uses Assault Dust?
Assault Dust is used by an unnamed student at Masegaki Primary School, first appearing in Chapter 165 of the manga and Episode 79 of the anime.
What type of Quirk is Assault Dust?
Assault Dust is classified as a long range Emitter Quirk.
How does Assault Dust work?
The user of Assault Dust produces dust directly from their own body rather than gathering it from the environment, then launches it outward as an attack.
What Quirk is similar to Assault Dust?
Assault Dust closely resembles Smokescreen, and the Masegaki student who wields it even looks a lot like En Tayutai, the known user of Smokescreen.
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