It's just as the title says- I'm gonna publish some quirks that I've thought of. Feel free to use these quirks in any story you may wirte ^^
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Quirk: Midas Touch
Quirk Details: Any non-linving substance that you eat (it cannot have been living at any one point) you can kinda flow through your veins toward your fingertips to turn anyone or anything into that substance. For example if you ate a geode and then touched anyone or anything with your fingertips (As little as 3 and as many as 10.), then that person will start to become a geode from the point at which you touched them to farther. Like Shigaraki in the first season, the longer you hold onto someone, the more they will turn into said substance. However, you can also turn your skin into the non-living material like Tamaki Amajiki. Unlike him however, you can only transform up to your elbows with the material unless you eat like a gallon or more of the same thing. Like Kirishima when he hardens though, you can get chipped while using your quirk (particularly if it's something that can be chipped and not like milk or something) and that will result in injury to your actual skin.
Quirk Drawbacks: You cannot touch anyone or anything with 3 or more uncovered fingertips, or it will start to turn into the non-living material if you have consumed one at all recently. (As mentioned above, since milk has never been alive it can include that. It cannot include things like eggs or meat or fruits/vegetables though, so you're safe there lol. You can still eat that stuff, it just won't activate your quirk.) If you use your quirk for too long, then you will start to feel muscle strain and start turning permanently into the unliving material from a random point on your body. (So you know, be careful.) As mentioned above, getting chipped or whatever while using your quirk will still result in injury to your skin.
Inspiration: The geode in my room that I recently broke open.
