Queen Beam
CharacterQueen Beam fires energy straight out of its user's face, and a pink heart flashes across her features as it goes. The unnamed Masegaki Primary School girl who owns it can also call the shot back after it has already left her.
Overview
Queen Beam is an Emitter Quirk rated for long range. Its owner is a girl studying at Masegaki Primary School whose name is never given. Chapter 166 marks the ability's first appearance, while Episode 80 covers the same material in the anime.
Mechanics
The user projects a beam of energy from her face, and it travels in a straight line rather than curving or splitting. A pink heart appears over her features whenever the ability fires. The shot is not necessarily final once loosed, since she can apparently cancel it after release if she chooses to.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Queen Beam Quirk do?
Queen Beam lets its user fire a straight-line beam of energy directly from her face, with a pink heart flashing across her features each time she fires it.
Who has the Queen Beam Quirk?
Queen Beam belongs to an unnamed girl attending Masegaki Primary School, one of several children whose Quirks are shown during that part of the story.
Can the user of Queen Beam control the shot after firing it?
Yes. The Masegaki schoolgirl who wields Queen Beam can apparently cancel or call back her beam even after she has already released it.
When did Queen Beam first appear in My Hero Academia?
Queen Beam debuted in Chapter 166 of the manga, with Episode 80 covering the same material in the anime.
What type of Quirk is Queen Beam?
Queen Beam is classified as an Emitter Quirk with long range, meaning it projects an effect, in this case an energy beam, away from the user's body.
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