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Sevens Loud

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Detnerat-built support gear worn by Koku Hanabata: two bracelets that transform, join together, and close over the face as a mask lined with speakers. It throws his voice far past any microphone, which is the whole point, because his voice is the weapon.

Form: Two transformable bracelets that combine into a face mask
Type: Support item
Effects: Voice amplifier
Enhances: Incite
Japanese: セブンスラウド
Anime Debut: Episode 111
Manga Debut: Chapter 233
Speaker Count: 7
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Overview

Sevens Loud comes out of Detnerat and belongs to Koku Hanabata. It starts as a pair of bracelets, which change shape and lock together into a mask worn across the face.

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Function

Seven miniature speakers are worked into the mask, carrying the wearer's voice well past the reach of an ordinary microphone. Paired with Koku Hanabata's Incite, that amplification extends what the Meta Ability can do, pushing anyone who follows him to the limit of their strength.

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Notable Users

Koku Hanabata wears it, and Detnerat supplies it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sevens Loud in My Hero Academia?

Sevens Loud is support gear built by Detnerat for Koku Hanabata, made up of two bracelets that transform and lock together into a face mask.

Who created Sevens Loud?

The support company Detnerat created Sevens Loud for Koku Hanabata to wear.

How many speakers does Sevens Loud have?

Sevens Loud has seven miniature speakers built into its mask, which carry Koku Hanabata's voice well past the reach of an ordinary microphone.

What ability does Sevens Loud enhance?

Sevens Loud amplifies Koku Hanabata's Meta Ability, Incite, extending its reach so it pushes anyone who hears his voice to the limit of their strength.

How does Sevens Loud transform?

Sevens Loud starts as a pair of bracelets that change shape and lock together across Koku Hanabata's face to form a mask.

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