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Twin Impact

Character

Nirengeki Shoda's Quirk turns any blow into a promise. Wherever the first hit lands, a second one waits, and he chooses the moment it arrives. The follow-up is the dangerous half, striking many times harder than whatever set it up.

Japanese: ツインインパクト
Quirk Type: Emitter
Anime Debut: Episode 98
Quirk Range: Contact/Target-based
Debut Chapter: Chapter 210
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Overview

Twin Impact belongs to Class 1-B's Nirengeki Shoda. It is an Emitter Quirk whose range is described as contact or target-based, since the effect must be seeded by a physical hit before it can be spent. The ability debuts in Chapter 210 and Episode 98, during the Joint Training Battle.

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Mechanics

The Quirk marks the spot where an initial impact occurs. From then on, Shoda holds a second strike in reserve at that location and can trigger it remotely, at whatever moment suits him. Timing is entirely his call, which makes the delay a weapon in its own right.

The follow-up is not a repeat of the original. It hits with several times the force of the opening blow, so even a light tap becomes the setup for something punishing. Both objects and people can carry the mark, a nuance Izuku Midoriya discovered when the deferred half of Neito Monoma's Copy-driven swipe caught up with him later in the match.

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Notable Users

Nirengeki Shoda is the sole holder. His showcase comes in the Joint Training Battle against Class 1-A, where the Quirk lets a physically unremarkable student threaten far stronger opponents through patience and placement rather than power.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has twin impact in MHA?

Twin Impact belongs to Nirengeki Shoda, a Class 1-B student in My Hero Academia who debuts the Quirk during the Joint Training Battle.

How does the Twin Impact Quirk work?

Twin Impact marks the spot of an initial hit, letting Nirengeki Shoda store a second, far more powerful strike there and trigger it remotely whenever he chooses.

Can Twin Impact affect people as well as objects?

Yes, Twin Impact can mark both objects and people. Izuku Midoriya learned this firsthand when a delayed strike, seeded through Neito Monoma's copied Copy Quirk, caught up with him later in a match.

What Quirk type is Twin Impact?

Twin Impact is an Emitter Quirk with a contact or target-based range, since it must first be seeded by a physical hit before Nirengeki Shoda can trigger the delayed follow-up.

When did Twin Impact first appear?

Twin Impact debuted in Chapter 210 of the manga and Episode 98 of the anime, during the Joint Training Battle.

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