Board Thread:Fun and Games/@comment-28715560-20170716173336/@comment-26038291-20170810020533

Quirk Name: Adaptability

Type: Mutant

Range: None

User: Justin (de Groot) Oshiro

Hero Name: Manhunt

Description: This quirk manifests in the form of heightened performance and development in Justin's body. While seemingly normal on first sight, his cells have superhuman enhancements which allows multiple processes in his body to function at a much greater degree than other humans whenever possible or required. As a result of this, Justin's body exhibits many notable traits that appear as enhancements of those existing in those without this quirk, including extraordinary physical and mental performance, super regeneration and accelerated bodily growth, among others.

Adaptability gets its name from a prominent side effect of Justin's quirk, which includes his body's immense reactivity to stimuli, which are capable of triggering it to heavily enhance certain processes within itself even further than normal. Examples of this include fight-or-flight reactions, from which the adrenaline released within his body causes an exceptional increase in muscle growth, as well as visible growth spurts due to a seemingly impossibly high heart rate accelerating his metabolism to outstanding levels.

Techniques:

De Groot Explosion: Exhaust: A technique that can only be performed with multiple people, Justin clamps to any other participating ally and jumps forward with great force, before throwing the other participant(s) forward with even greater power to complete the De Groot Explosion with a sub-technique called the De Groot Explosion: Warhead.

De Groot Explosion: Warhead: After the *Exhaust* part of the technique has been performed, Justin may be thrown forward at great speed and power, after which he can use his mighty strength to deliver a full swing of his arm, sending whatever he hit flying.

Weaknesses: As the activation of this quirk is subconscious and therefore out of Justin's control, the only way for the him to draw out more strength then he is usually capable of is by actively putting himself in a situation in which a required enhancement would be triggered, sometimes forcing him to put himself at risk.

The behavioral changes caused by the rapid increase in hormones during flight-or-flight reactions can lead to Justin becoming increasingly aggressive, violent, imprecise and competitive, leading to a large amount of collateral damage if he lets his urges get the better of him.

Character Bio: Son of the popular Dutch hero Chowdowner, his father's fame often drawed a lot of attention towards Justin, something which he great enjoyed. While his father enjoyed the fame just as much as he did, he would always continue to remind his son to stay humble and not let it rise to his head, an advice which he took to heart, which was the seed of Justin's most defining character trait: his realism.

Justin ended up developing an extremely amoral look at the concept of justice when he met his best friend Benjamin de Brand, who told him about how his own father got arrested for enforcing the law illegally, despite his bravery and skill. Justin began to believe that the current society's idea of justice is faulty and he only wanted to do what's best for humans. He kept this part of his morality secret, especially from his family, in the hope that he could someday bring forth some sort of change that twisted the law in his image.

When Ben ended up becoming a villain in Japan, Justin continued to sneakily stay in touch with him and listen to his stories about how he was making great progress in searching others like him while he was hoping that Justin would join him someday to create true justice.

One year after Ben left for Japan, Justin and his family moved as well for Japan's high quality high school like U.A, where they were hoping to enroll him in. Justin and Ben ended up coming up face-to-face for the first time in said year and have been continuously meeting in different places around their city to hang out and discuss their plans since.