Laser
CharacterLaser gave X-Less a single weaponized eye, firing beams of energy from the right side of his face at long range. He turned it on the High-End Nomu, and he later put it to work wiping out the bulk of the Quirk-Destroying Drug before it could spread.
Overview
Rendered as Kōsen, Laser was a long-range Emitter Quirk carried by the Pro Hero X-Less. It debuted in Chapter 268 and appeared in Episode 117 of the anime.
Mechanics
The power let its holder release beams of energy through the right eye. In practical application it closely resembled Beams From His Eyes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the guy with the laser in MHA?
The Pro Hero X-Less wields the Laser Quirk in My Hero Academia. It lets him fire beams of energy from his right eye at long range.
What is the Laser Quirk in My Hero Academia?
Laser is a long range Emitter Quirk that releases beams of energy through the user's right eye. In practical application it closely resembles the Quirk Beams From His Eyes.
How does X-Less use the Laser Quirk?
X-Less first used the Laser Quirk in battle against the High-End Nomu. He later aimed it at the Quirk-Destroying Drug, destroying most of the supply.
What type of Quirk is Laser?
Laser is classified as an Emitter Quirk with long range, belonging solely to the Pro Hero X-Less.
When did the Laser Quirk first appear in My Hero Academia?
Laser debuted in Chapter 268 of the manga and was animated in Episode 117.
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