#centipeder

Mr. Centipede

🎶 For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow, which nobody can deny 🎶

This Mutant type Quirk alters the user's lower back, granting them two insectoid additions on their lower back that resemble centipedes. The user can moves these and extend them out over short ranges. The tails are rather strong, with each one being able to pick up a person and block blades with the chitin. The end of this tail is tipped with a power powerful pincer, able to grab onto objects and inject others with a pain inducing venom. The user can apply this tail to crawl around on surfaces as well. This gives the user a good mix of mobility and offense, their new insectoid addition having plenty of options. They can grapple their enemies, scale walls with the legs, overwhelm foes with immense pain, augment their close quarters fighting abilities, or just freak people out with giant centipedes. Though these are limited to these two tails and they can be damaged like normal appendages. The tails do slow down in the cold.

This Transformation type Quirk allows the user to turn their limbs into long, robotic-like centipedes. The user can control these limbs like normal parts of their body and can extend them over short ranges. The true power of the many legs and mandibles of the centipede which the user can rapidly spin around like drills. The drills are quite strong, capable of burrowing into stone with ease and being extremely painful for whomever is hit by them. The may body of the centipedes can spin as well, though to a lesser degree, giving the user more flexibility in how they aim and utilize their drills. This gives the user a good mix of options, their flexibility of the form work well with the power of their drills. They can drill into or through surfaces to get around, damage foes with their drills, using the spinning parts to deflect attacks, tie people up with their body parts, or simply scare people with robotic insects. Though this is limited to the limbs, leaving the rest of the user open, and the smaller size of the drills meaning that they lack any deep cutting power, making difficult to do serious damage. The limbs and drills can still get caught, grabbed, or stuck, leaving the user open to harm, and can still be damaged.

Denki Kaminari 6/29