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Mind Reaper

Character

Odd-Eye drags secrets into daylight with Mind Reaper. One touch and the person on the other end starts airing whatever they most wanted buried, from private shame to humiliating history. A firm enough will can blunt the effect, though rarely silence it completely.

Quirk Type: Emitter
Quirk Range: Contact
Debut: Chapter 4
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Overview

Mind Reaper is an Emitter Quirk that works on contact, and Odd-Eye is its owner. It appears in Chapter 4 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.

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Mechanics

Physical contact triggers the effect. Whoever the owner touches is compelled to expose what they would rather keep hidden, whether a guarded secret or an embarrassing episode from their past.

Contact is mandatory, so anyone Odd-Eye cannot reach stays safe. Resistance is also possible. A target with sufficient willpower can hold their tongue, at which point Odd-Eye ends up voicing the secret himself, though with less precision. Push that resolve far enough and the Quirk fails outright, even when the secret in question is genuinely shameful.

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Notable Users

Odd-Eye, a Pro Hero, is the only confirmed holder.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Mind Reaper Quirk do?

Mind Reaper compels anyone Odd-Eye touches to expose a secret they would rather keep hidden, whether a guarded fact or an embarrassing moment from their past.

Who uses the Mind Reaper Quirk?

Odd-Eye, a Pro Hero, is the only confirmed user of the Mind Reaper Quirk.

How does the Mind Reaper Quirk activate?

Mind Reaper requires physical contact, since Odd-Eye must touch a person for the Quirk to force out their hidden secret.

Can someone resist the Mind Reaper Quirk?

A target with sufficient willpower can resist Mind Reaper and hold their tongue, though Odd-Eye will then voice the secret himself with less precision, and enough resolve can make the Quirk fail outright.

Where does the Mind Reaper Quirk first appear?

Mind Reaper debuts in Chapter 4 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.

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