On May 30th, minecrafters from all over were sucked into their computers and were now falling from the sky over Musutafu, Japan.
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It's been 117 days, but I'm finally back. The tests will be split into five parts, five tests per part, 25 in total. I will show what each character looks like right before their test and put the results after each test.
Abilities Must Be Proven #1 - Ph, Te, Dri, Dre, & Wi
The streamers were given two days to train before they were tested. If they failed the test they wouldn't be allowed to go to the internships with their new classmates. Now some of them didn't exactly want to, but anything beat listening to Aizawa's lectures for hours on end. The test was to see if they could use their quirks without accidently hurting others or themselves. Most people in this world got one quirk and had years to master it. Several of the Minecrafters had to learn how to use two quirks in less than a month. They will all be tested individually by Aizawa incase of any quirk mishaps. The purpose of the tests are more to see if their quirks are stable enough for them to be around normal unprepared civilians, and less about if they are capable enough to fight with pros. The tests will each be pretty short and those who aren't being tested are to stay in the dorms. They are designed to target a specific person's weakness making it more difficult to pass than a standard quirk test. Before each test the person's known quirks are stated and will each be showcased in the section. Some even showcasing new uses or new weaknesses. Every quirk has a weakness some are worse than others, but no one is free from the consequences of their powers.
Test 1 - Phil - Elytrian + Birdcall
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Phil + The Crows
Aizawa came early in the morning with a list saying the order they would be tested. The list also had a spot next to each name presumably to show whether or not they were allowed to go to an internship.
The two walked to the faux city. You could tell it was used for a lot for training as more than half the buildings were heavily damaged. Phil's first quirk wasn't nearly as much of a danger to citizens as it was to himself, so Aizawa's first job was to make sure he could fly without crashing. The city provided had multiple sharp turns that would be good practice and tall buildings that he could use as a vantage point to supervise. From a roof Eraserhead watched Phil swerve between buildings at lightning speed, nearly flying right into a wall once, but turned milliseconds before he would've crashed face first into the concrete.
Phil's second quirk was far more annoying to test. Aizawa has seen Phil talking to those crows and they're about as likely to listen as a 5-year old being told to clean their room. Sometimes they'll listen, but that's rare. Aizawa instructed Phil to call them over and they arrived within seconds. They were now on the outskirts of the city. Aizawa told Phil to get the crows to grab a bag he had placed near a wall moments before. Phil asked them and they were not happy about it, instead they thought it would be funny to grab Eraserhead's scarf and cover his eyes. Phil than said something else, Aizawa didn't hear it clearly, but within seconds the scarf was fixed and the bag was in front of his feet. Phil definitely thre- asked the crows nicely to do what he wanted.
