Humarise with All MacGuffins: Analysis

Overview

In this speculative scenario, Flect Turn and his global cult, Humarise, successfully acquire all necessary “MacGuffins”: an unlimited supply of Trigger Bombs, sufficient chemicals (Ideotrigger) to produce them indefinitely, and complete control over their worldwide network of 25 branches without interference from the World Heroes Association, Pro Heroes, or internal betrayals (e.g., Alan Kay or Eddie Soul). Humarise’s mission, driven by the Quirk Singularity Doomsday Theory, is to eradicate Quirks globally, sparing only the Quirkless and loyal Quirk-using followers. This analysis explores how these resources enhance Humarise’s power, alter their strategies, impact the My Hero Academia narrative, and affect their internal dynamics, focusing on Flect Turn and key members like Beros, Sidero, Serpenters, Leviathan, and Claire Voyance.

Enhanced Capabilities

Flect Turn

Quirk: Reflect

Base Ability: Reflects any attack or effect back at its source, storing energy for later use (e.g., redirecting laser turrets via mirrors on his Arachne Exoskeleton). His Quirk has a limit, overwhelmed by sustained high-power attacks (e.g., Izuku’s 100% One For All barrage).

With MacGuffins: Unlimited Trigger Bombs allow Flect to deploy them strategically across cities, wiping out Quirk users en masse while preserving Humarise’s Quirk-wielding elite. Unhindered chemical supplies ensure continuous bomb production, making his plan sustainable. His Reflect Quirk, enhanced by upgraded exoskeleton tech funded by cult resources, can store and redirect larger energy outputs, such as hero team assaults or heavy weaponry.

New Potential: Flect can create “Quirk-free zones” by detonating Trigger Bombs in targeted areas, neutralizing heroes before engaging them with reflected attacks. His exoskeleton’s mirrors could integrate Ideotrigger gas dispensers, combining his Quirk with bomb effects to disorient and kill opponents instantly.

Strategic Impact: Flect becomes a near-invincible commander, using his Quirk to fend off heroes while Trigger Bombs eliminate their powers globally. His control over Otheon’s police and global branches ensures coordinated strikes, making him a world-ending threat.

Key Humarise Members

Beros (Archer Quirk):

Enhanced Role: Beros’ ability to transform her body into a bow and fire high-speed arrows is amplified with Ideotrigger-enhanced arrows that release Quirk-destroying gas on impact. She becomes a sniper capable of neutralizing heroes from a distance.

Narrative Impact: Beros’ precision strikes cripple hero reconnaissance teams, preventing early detection of Trigger Bomb locations.

Sidero (Iron Ball Quirk):

Enhanced Role: Sidero’s ability to generate and fire iron balls is upgraded with Trigger Bomb-infused projectiles, allowing him to disable Quirks in wide areas. His betrayal-prone nature is curbed by Flect’s absolute control, ensuring loyalty.

Narrative Impact: Sidero’s bombardment overwhelms hero defenses, forcing retreats and exposing civilians to bomb effects.

Serpenters (Twin Snake Quirk):

Enhanced Role: Serpenters’ twin-headed snake arms, now equipped with Ideotrigger venom, can paralyze and kill Quirk users in close combat. His durability, which challenged Bakugo, is bolstered by cult-funded armor.

Narrative Impact: Serpenters becomes a frontline juggernaut, decimating hero squads in urban combat zones.

Leviathan (Water Manipulation Quirk):

Enhanced Role: Leviathan’s water-based attacks, capable of flooding entire areas, are infused with Ideotrigger gas, creating deadly mists that kill Quirk users. His massive size and strength make him a mobile bomb delivery system.

Narrative Impact: Leviathan’s floods disrupt hero operations, isolating teams and amplifying bomb effects in coastal cities.

Claire Voyance (Clairvoyance Quirk):

Enhanced Role: Claire’s ability to see through objects and track targets globally is enhanced with cult tech, allowing real-time monitoring of hero movements. She coordinates Trigger Bomb detonations with pinpoint accuracy.

Narrative Impact: Claire’s surveillance neutralizes hero ambushes, making Humarise’s operations nearly undetectable.

Strategic Shifts

Global Genocide Campaign: With unlimited Trigger Bombs and Ideotrigger, Humarise can execute simultaneous attacks across all 25 branches, targeting major cities to maximize Quirk user casualties. Flect’s plan to lure heroes into bomb zones succeeds, eliminating top Pro Heroes like Endeavor and Ryukyu.

Quirkless Supremacy: Humarise establishes Quirkless enclaves, recruiting survivors to bolster their ranks. Flect uses propaganda, amplified by his charisma, to convert Quirkless civilians into fanatical followers, creating a new societal order.

Corrupted Institutions: Flect’s control over Otheon’s police and connections with Trigger smugglers expand to other nations’ law enforcement, allowing Humarise to infiltrate governments and sabotage hero agencies.

Psychological Terror: Claire’s clairvoyance and Flect’s public broadcasts (e.g., announcing bomb detonations) instill global panic, eroding trust in heroes. The threat of Quirk loss forces some heroes to defect, joining Humarise to preserve their powers.

Defensive Strongholds: Humarise’s hidden headquarters, fortified by Leviathan’s water barriers and Sidero’s iron defenses, become impregnable. Flect’s Reflect Quirk ensures he can personally repel any hero assault.

Narrative Impact

Hero Society Annihilation: The mass detonation of Trigger Bombs kills 80% of the world’s Quirk users, including most Pro Heroes and U.A. students, dismantling hero society. Survivors like Izuku, Bakugo, and Todoroki face a world where their Quirks are liabilities, forcing reliance on quirkless tactics.

Izuku’s Struggle: Izuku, targeted as “diseased” by Flect, must overcome Reflect’s defenses without One For All’s full power, as sustained 100% attacks risk his life. His leadership inspires a resistance, but the loss of allies like Ochaco tests his resolve.

Global Chaos: The collapse of hero-dominated governments leads to anarchy, with Humarise positioning itself as the new world order. Quirkless civilians, spared by bombs, are coerced into supporting Flect, creating a divided humanity.

Moral Conflict: Rody Soul’s arc intensifies, as his family’s ties to Humarise (via his father Eddie) force him to confront Flect’s ideology. His betrayal in the original film suggests he could become a key resistance figure, rallying Quirkless allies against the cult.

Villain Rivalries: The League of Villains, sidelined by Humarise’s global reach, either allies with Flect to survive or wages war to reclaim dominance. Shigaraki’s Decay Quirk becomes a counter to Trigger Bombs, setting up a villain showdown.

Internal Dynamics

Flect’s Tyrannical Leadership: Flect’s charisma and Reflect Quirk ensure absolute loyalty, but his dismissal of subordinates like Beros as “expendable” breeds resentment. His hypocrisy—using his Quirk while condemning others—could spark dissent if exposed.

Member Roles: Beros and Claire handle reconnaissance and targeted strikes, Sidero and Serpenters lead offensive operations, and Leviathan fortifies defenses. Their Quirks, spared by Flect’s selective genocide, make them elite enforcers, but their loyalty hinges on survival privileges.

Potential Fractures: Sidero’s willingness to betray Humarise suggests he could defect if offered a better deal by heroes or rival villains. Beros’ suicide in the original timeline indicates fragile morale, which could resurface under Flect’s ruthless demands. Claire’s clairvoyance might uncover Flect’s personal motives, leading to internal rebellion.

Cult Fanaticism: Humarise’s rank-and-file, driven by the Quirk Doomsday Theory, remain devoted, but the inclusion of Quirk users creates tension. Non-elite members may question why they’re targeted for eradication, risking schisms.

Conclusion