I-Island Security Bots

I-Island's security system enforces itself through these machines, which stand in for a police force and answer to no operator once loosed. They sweep both open streets and building interiors, and their advantage lies in sheer count, speed, and the punishment they can take.

Two color schemes divide the work. Red units handle the insides of buildings while white ones cover the streets, and when the island goes to high alert their lamps switch from green over to red.

Each drone carries electric reflectors along with cables for binding a target. Wheeled legs give them real speed, and they jump and drop from height without trouble. Against high-powered attacks they can fold in on themselves, forming a sealed red shell.

Toughness is the point. Denki Kaminari's electricity is within what a single unit is designed to absorb, and Izuku Midoriya's One For All at thirty percent knocked them down without breaking them. Massed together they excel at cornering anyone whose Quirk has a hole in it, running out the clock on a limit like the one built into Recipro Burst.

They are not invulnerable. Top-heavy construction leaves them easy to topple, and sticky obstructions slow them badly, as Minoru Mineta's Pop Off balls and Momo Yaoyorozu's glue cannonballs both proved. Enough voltage stuns rather than destroys: Denki went to Indiscriminate Shock, first at 1.3 Million Volts and then the 2 Million Volts version, and left them unresponsive for a stretch. Ordinary chaff is enough to cut their communications.

I-Island itself fields them, with no individual operator attached. They are best known from My Hero Academia: Two Heroes, where the visiting U.A. students run up against them. Denki Kaminari is captured by a group, Tenya Ida meets them with Recipro Burst, Izuku tests the Full Gauntlet on a swarm, and Katsuki Bakugo, Eijiro Kirishima, and Shoto Todoroki drive them back together.