To Kyoura, having a quirk doesn't mean you are a hero and it doesn't make someone a villain either. Having a quirk means that expectations will always be thrust upon you. And when her useful quirk evolved, she was whisked away to U.A. High and her l...
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Kyoura's Quirk Kyoura has a very complicated quirk that I have officially termed as "Regenerative Swapping." It's passive form is that she is able to quickly heal herself of most minor wounds, and a few broken bones or other such related injuries. The second passive component, and the reason for its name, of her quirk, is that if she makes skin to skin contact with someone who is injured (illness as well) she can swap her physical state with theirs. Essentially, say someone had broken their arm, Kyoura can touch that person and she would then have the broken arm. That person would appear to have been completely healed, but instead Kyoura is healing the injury for them on her own body at an incredible accelerated rate. Once it has been healed their 'physical states' will swap back, regardless of where she is in relation to them. Her quirk can heal almost any form of wound, sickness, or injury when it was not hers to begin with. However, this does not include permanent afflictions, mental illnesses, or something very much fatal. She can't cure cancer. Furthermore, there are several disadvantages to her quirk. She can only heal injuries while she is conscious, and if she loses consciousness the injuries will return to their original owners. While healing someone else's wound (to which she can hold onto at least three people at a time, and hold any severity of wound), the person she has swapped with is 'protected' from other injuries. An example would be, if she was healing say, Deku's, broken arm, he would not be able to feel any damage inflicted on him while in that swapped state. Unfortunately, Kyoura will be able to feel that pain twice fold. Sometimes, if it becomes too much too bare, she can lose consciousness or her healing will be slowed.
The Swords During her second year at U.A. Kyoura's friend from the support class gave her a sword that they had designed. This became especially useful to Kyoura once she was forced into more combatative situations after having joined the hero-course. The first sword was inspired by Erasure Head and Midnight's quirks, in that the bade has similar qualities. Should someone come into skin contact with the blade, their quirk's ability or power will be temporarily weakened (or silenced) and the person will also lose some of their stamina. If, the sword cuts skin and thus makes contact with the blood, these affects will be increased. The actual affects of the sword are no where near as effective as the muses' quirks in question, but they are effective to get the job done. The sword does not work on individuals who possess their quirks as physical additions to their body (i.e. invisibility, tails, extra limbs etc.) The second sword simply allows Kyoura to deflect or redirect more projectile attacks, like bullets. Think of it as a light saber from Star Wars but not as cool. If she can spin the blade fast enough in her hands it can become some form of shield, almost cancelling out quirk like projectiles. For example, Todoroki's fire could be cancelled out, or she would choose to redirect it entirely. Unfortunately, she does not hold any control over the quirks once in contact with the blade, only that she can direct them to a specific straight line path.
Looks Here is a quick rough sketch of what I imagine Kyoura to look like. I haven't drawn in ages, and this is definitely not perfect. Furthermore, I didn't have a dark enough blue marker or a bright/glowing green marker, so I've done my best to edit this image.
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