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Physical Enhancement

Character

Almost nothing is known about this Quirk beyond its name and a green aura. An unnamed Pro Hero used it in the fighting against the High-End Nomus and later died, leaving Physical Enhancement one of the series' genuine blanks.

Status: User deceased
Japanese: 身体強化
Quirk Type: Emitter
Anime Debut: Episode 117
Quirk Range: Unknown
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Overview

Physical Enhancement was an Emitter type Quirk belonging to an unnamed Pro Hero, since deceased. Its range was never established.

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Mechanics

The name is essentially all there is to work from, and it suggests the holder could raise their own physical capabilities. In the anime, switching it on cloaks the body in green, flame-like light. Nothing further about how it operates has been detailed.

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Notable Users

The unnamed Pro Hero who carried it brought it to bear against the High-End Nomus, and Woman identified the Quirk during that fighting. The hero was later confirmed dead.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Physical Enhancement Quirk?

Physical Enhancement was an Emitter type Quirk belonging to an unnamed, now deceased Pro Hero. The name suggests it raised the holder's own physical capabilities, and activating it cloaked the body in green, flame like light in the anime.

Who used the Physical Enhancement Quirk?

Physical Enhancement was used by an unnamed Pro Hero whose identity was never revealed.

What type of Quirk is Physical Enhancement?

Physical Enhancement is classified as an Emitter type Quirk, though its range was never established.

When did the Physical Enhancement Quirk first appear?

Physical Enhancement debuted in Chapter 268 of the manga and Episode 117 of the anime.

What happened to the Pro Hero who used Physical Enhancement?

The unnamed Pro Hero who carried Physical Enhancement used it against the High-End Nomus and was later confirmed dead.

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