All For One is a powerful quirk that may significantly alter the outcome of battles. Villains like Tomura Shigaraki and All For One in My Hero Academia both use it. Due to this unique quirk, the user can place quirks upon victims and take them from them. And leaving the victims helpless and devoid of their own abilities. What makes All For One so fascinating is its capacity to blend stolen abilities to produce strong and unique techniques. Because of the Quirk’s special mental link, which allows the inheritor to access the previous user’s consciousness. the story takes on an intriguing new degree of complexity.
What is the True Goal of All for One
As revealed in My Hero Academia Chapter #408, Yoichi is what All For One really wants, not One For All. The chapter reveals that Yoichi’s name, given by All For One, represents the first thing bestowed upon him. All For One’s evil deeds stem from his obsession with Yoichi. In Chapter #407, All For One expresses intense rage when Yoichi defies and refuses to submit, treating him as a possession. All For One’s ultimate goal is to subdue Yoichi and take control of One For All.
All For One Quirk Weakness
All For One’s power is limited, which puts users like Spinner at risk of becoming mindless. Incompatibility surfaces, as evidenced by Yuga Aoyama’s reliance on special equipment. Efficacy is dependent on the user’s abilities; complex Quirks are avoided. Stealing One For All fails because of its anti-theft properties. Building up Quirks puts the user at risk over time. In the Paranormal Liberation War, Tomura’s premature emergence causes strain and abnormalities. Health issues restrict Quirk use, echoes the Quirk Singularity Theory.