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.
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.
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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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.
Odd-Eye, a Pro Hero, is the only confirmed user of the Mind Reaper Quirk.
Mind Reaper requires physical contact, since Odd-Eye must touch a person for the Quirk to force out their hidden secret.
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.
Mind Reaper debuts in Chapter 4 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.
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