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Chimera

Character

Chojuro Kon does not borrow one animal. He borrows several, and he can inflate any of them to monstrous size. A blue werewolf is only his resting state; the wings, the scales, and the dragon's breath are all still available to him.

Japanese: キメラ
Base Form: Blue werewolf
Quirk Type: Mutant
Anime Debut: My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising
Quirk Range: Medium Range
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Overview

Written キメラ and read Kimera, Chimera belongs to Chojuro Kon and appears in My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising. The classification is Mutant, and the working range is medium.

The Quirk shares its name with its user's page but is documented separately, since the ability itself carries considerably more detail than a single villain's role in one film.

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Mechanics

The power layers the characteristics of multiple animals onto one body, sharpening those traits and permitting the user to swell them to monstrous scale. Whatever function the borrowed trait serves, it arrives amplified, and the result is a steep climb in both strength and durability.

For Chojuro, the baseline never switches off. A blue werewolf form is where he sits permanently, and other creatures layer on top of it. He takes on avian and reptilian traits at will, and at the top end he draws on a dragon, breathing fire from his mouth. That flame is not limited to a spray, since he can compress it into a large beam of energy with far greater force behind it.

Two comparisons illuminate it. Beast covers similar ground by turning its user into a bigger, stronger animal, but Chimera spans a wider set of abilities because several creatures feed into it, and the two are classed differently, Beast as Transformation against Chimera as Mutant. At full power Chojuro also evokes Tamaki Amajiki using Manifest, another power that stacks animal traits onto its holder. The difference is setup. Chimera needs no groundwork, since the animal aspects never leave, while Tamaki must prepare. Both men have used their powers to fire heavy energy beams, but Chojuro only had to push his Quirk to maximum, whereas Tamaki required time spent consuming the attributes of assorted animals along with Nejire Hado's Wave Motion.

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Notable Users

Chojuro Kon is the only known holder of Chimera.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has the Chimera Quirk in My Hero Academia?

The Chimera Quirk belongs to Chojuro Kon, who appears in My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising. He is the only known holder of the ability.

What does the Chimera Quirk do?

Chimera is a Mutant Quirk that layers the characteristics of multiple animals onto Chojuro Kon's body, sharpening those traits and letting him swell them to a monstrous scale. His permanent base form is a blue werewolf, and he can add avian, reptilian, and dragon traits on top of it.

Can Chojuro Kon breathe fire with the Chimera Quirk?

Yes, at full power Chojuro Kon draws on dragon traits and breathes fire from his mouth. He can also compress that flame into a large, more powerful beam of energy.

Is Chimera similar to any other Quirk in My Hero Academia?

Chimera is compared to Beast, which similarly turns its user into a bigger, stronger animal, though Beast is classified as a Transformation Quirk rather than Mutant. It is also compared to Tamaki Amajiki's Manifest, since both stack animal traits onto their user, but Chimera needs no setup while Tamaki must prepare by consuming animal attributes.

What type of Quirk is Chimera?

Chimera is classified as a Mutant Quirk with medium range. It is written キメラ in Japanese and read as Kimera.

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