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Magnetism

Character

Kenji Hikiishi turned bodies into magnets with this Emitter Quirk. Anyone inside a 4.5 meter bubble could be polarized according to sex, so that targets slammed together or flew violently apart. Handled well, it served as a weapon and as a launcher for allies alike.

Debut: Chapter 75
Status: former
Japanese: 磁力
Quirk Type: Emitter
Anime Debut: Episode 41
Quirk Range: 4.5 meters
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Overview

Magnetism was an Emitter Quirk with a stated reach of 4.5 meters, belonging to Kenji Hikiishi. Its manga debut came in Chapter 75, and the anime introduced it in Episode 41.

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Mechanics

Anyone standing inside the 4.5 meter bubble around the owner could be made magnetic on command, either the whole body or just a chosen section. Polarity followed sex: males took the south charge, females the north, rendered in the anime as a blue glow and a red glow respectively. Two affected targets then either rushed together or shoved apart depending on how their charges lined up.

The field had firm boundaries. Kenji was never subject to her own power, and anyone standing beyond the 4.5 meter mark went untouched.

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Notable Users

Kenji Hikiishi, known as Magne, used the ability for attack and for support alike. Pairing with two allies who shared her sex, she could apply the charge and fire one of them off like a projectile. Ordinary magnetism worked alongside it too, since she carried an oversized magnet that pulled on anyone she had already charged.

Her named Ultimate Move, Moonlight Flit Cannon, magnetized a pair who shared a gender so the two shoved apart, launching whichever one she was not holding away at tremendous speed. All For One later applied Forced Quirk Activation to her unconscious body, dragging the male members of the League of Villains toward Himiko Toga so a Warp Gate could carry them off.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was Magne's Quirk called?

Magne's Quirk was called Magnetism, an Emitter type ability that let her make anyone within a 4.5 meter radius magnetic according to their sex, causing charged targets to either collide or fly apart.

How does the Magnetism Quirk work?

Magnetism polarizes anyone standing within a 4.5 meter bubble around Kenji Hikiishi, assigning a south charge to males and a north charge to females. Two magnetized targets then either rush together or shove apart depending on how their charges align.

What was Magne's named Ultimate Move?

Magne's named Ultimate Move was Moonlight Flit Cannon, which magnetized two allies sharing the same gender so they repelled each other, launching whichever one she was not holding away at tremendous speed.

What are the limits of the Magnetism Quirk?

Magnetism only affects targets within 4.5 meters of Kenji Hikiishi, and she herself was never subject to her own power. Anyone standing beyond that range went completely untouched.

How did All For One use Magne's Quirk against her?

After Magne was left unconscious, All For One used Forced Quirk Activation on her body to trigger Magnetism, dragging the male members of the League of Villains toward Himiko Toga so a Warp Gate could carry them to safety.

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