Salaam's body flattens like a sheet of papyrus. It lets him fold, stretch, slide through gaps too narrow for anyone else, and catch the wind hard enough to travel at real speed. Humidity, on the other hand, is a genuine problem for him.
Papyrus is a close range Mutant type Quirk belonging to Salaam, introduced in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. It flattens the holder's body down to the thinness of papyrus sheeting.
In that state Salaam can stretch and fold his arms, something he demonstrated while pitching in on Japan's reconstruction. The flattened form also lets him squeeze through tight openings and ride air currents at considerable speed. The obvious flaw is mold: damp, humid environments leave the user vulnerable to it.

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Papyrus is a close range Mutant type Quirk belonging to Salaam, introduced in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, that flattens the holder's body down to the thinness of papyrus sheeting.
Salaam is the only known holder of the Papyrus Quirk.
Once flattened, Salaam can stretch and fold his arms, squeeze through openings too tight for anyone else, and ride air currents at considerable speed.
The Papyrus Quirk leaves Salaam vulnerable to mold, so damp, humid environments pose a genuine problem for him.
The Papyrus Quirk's name points to papyrus, an early writing surface made in ancient Egypt, a nod to Salaam's home country.
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