Landmine
CharacterLandmine let Chitose Kizuki turn anything she touched into a bomb waiting on her word. Each blast carried little force on its own, so she answered with volume and planning, seeding the battlefield with traps and converting her own willing followers into explosives.
Overview
Rendered as Jirai, Landmine was an Emitter Meta Ability functioning on contact, introduced in Chapter 224 and animated in Episode 109. Chitose Kizuki, the villain known as Curious, was its holder.
Mechanics
Whatever she made contact with gained explosive properties, and detonation followed whenever she decided it should. Individually those blasts carried little punch. Numbers fixed that problem, since enough primed objects going off together could do serious harm to a single target.
Notable Users
Chitose approached the ability as a tactician. She laid traps in advance and, with her followers helping, herded opponents onto chosen ground where her mines could go off around them.
Living beings were valid targets too, and her subordinates accepted being made into bombs on her behalf. Facing Himiko Toga's Transform Quirk, she primed her entire crew, making their blood detonate on cue.
The Curious Flattener supplied a close-quarters option, letting her blow apart small segments of a chain ring she could reshape at will. She turned that weapon on Himiko at short distance, exploding it against her face.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who has the Landmine Quirk in My Hero Academia?
The Landmine Quirk belongs to Chitose Kizuki, the villain known as Curious. It lets her turn anything she touches into a bomb that detonates on her command.
What does the Landmine Quirk do?
Landmine turns whatever the user makes contact with into an explosive, which she can detonate whenever she chooses. Any single blast is fairly weak, so Chitose Kizuki relies on numbers, priming many objects at once to do real damage.
How did Chitose Kizuki use the Landmine Quirk tactically?
Chitose Kizuki used Landmine as a tactician, laying traps in advance and herding opponents onto ground where her mines could go off around them. Her own subordinates willingly let her turn them into living bombs as well.
What is the Curious Flattener?
The Curious Flattener is a piece of equipment associated with Chitose Kizuki's Landmine Quirk, a reshapeable chain ring that gives her a close quarters option. She used it against Himiko Toga, exploding a segment of it at close range against her face.
When did the Landmine Quirk first appear in My Hero Academia?
Landmine debuted in Chapter 224 of the manga and was animated in Episode 109.
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