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Comic gives Manga Fukidashi a head shaped like a speech bubble and the power to speak onomatopoeia into physical existence. The giant lettering lands with the effect of the sound it spells, so a shouted KA-BOOM becomes a wall that smashes through an area. Overuse leaves his throat raw.

Japanese: コミック
Quirk Type: Mutant
Quirk Range: Long-range
Debut Chapter: Chapter 200
Debut Episode: Episode 94
Quirk Category: Class 1-B Quirks
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Overview

A Mutant Quirk with long-range reach, Comic belongs to Manga Fukidashi of Class 1-B. Speaking an onomatopoeia brings it into the world as oversized Japanese lettering. The Quirk first appears in Chapter 200 and in Episode 94.

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Mechanics

Each manifested word carries the properties of the noise it represents, which makes the power unusually flexible, since Manga only has to pick the right wording for the situation. The letters hold up under punishment and have withstood Yuga Aoyama's laser fire.

Documented examples span offense, utility, and support. KA-BOOM, BANG, BLAM and BONK arrive as huge, sturdy characters that crash through a space and stand as a wall. DAMP behaves as a humidifier. BOING produces springy letters that rebound projectiles. BWAH sends electricity coursing over his body.

The Quirk shapes its user physically as well, turning his entire head into a comic speech balloon, a mutation that dictates his height as well; his black, ink-like blood probably traces back to it too. His voice sets the limit. Leaning on Comic hard and in quick succession makes his throat sore, which curtails what he can do.

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Notable Users

Manga Fukidashi is the sole user.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has the Comic Quirk in My Hero Academia?

The Comic Quirk belongs to Manga Fukidashi, a Class 1-B student at U.A. High School in My Hero Academia.

What does the Comic Quirk do?

Comic lets Manga Fukidashi speak an onomatopoeia and have it appear as physical, oversized Japanese lettering that carries the properties of the sound it spells, such as a shouted word forming a wall strong enough to smash through an area.

What onomatopoeia has Manga Fukidashi used with his Comic Quirk?

Manga Fukidashi has manifested words including KA-BOOM, BANG, BLAM, BONK, DAMP, BOING, and BWAH, each producing a different effect such as a crashing wall, a humidifying mist, springy rebounding letters, or a jolt of electricity.

Does the Comic Quirk have any drawbacks?

Yes. Using the Comic Quirk repeatedly and in quick succession makes Manga Fukidashi's throat sore, which limits how much he can rely on it in a fight.

How did the Comic Quirk change Manga Fukidashi's appearance?

The Comic Quirk mutated Manga Fukidashi's entire head into a shape resembling a comic speech balloon, which also affects his height, and it is likely responsible for his black, ink like blood.

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