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[Haremmony]

One For All (OFA), the main plot-relevant quirk of Allmight which in progress of being transfered to Midoriya Izuku, it grants its wielder the power accumulated from all previous generations of its wielder.

All For One (AFO), the quirk of presumably the end-boss antagonist, which at the moment this post is made, is believed to be a quirk that can steal, store, and transfer quirks of other.

 

What unique about this two quirks, beside the stories behind them, is that both of them are pretty weak at the start, but will be very OP after long-run.

-One For All is almost useless for the very first generation, but as it passed down it keep getting stronger and stronger.

-All For One user essentially quirkless until he managed to actually steal a good quirk, as time goes on, he could have collected only the best quirks.

It obvious that, these two quirk are very OP. because it seem that restriction or limit for them are non-existent, or is it?

 

I want to know what you think the actual limit or restriction for both these quirks are, because if we go by the story setting, all quirks has its own shortcomings.

 

This is my speculation of the true limit of both OFA and AFO:

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OFA:

-It kills the previous wielder if it had fully passed down to its next wielder (This is hinted, but still just a speculation.).

-As the power of OFA grows with more wielders, it will also becoming even more harder to master for the upcoming new wielder.

-Maybe to the point it was too much, resulting OFA unfortunately kills its own still inexperienced wielder.

-And ultimately spelt the end of OFA.

-OFA is not an "Invincibility" quirk, its still possible to kill OFA wielder.

-And OFA is not a "Recovery/Regeneration" quirk either, a lethal damage could start the countdown to OFA wielder's demise.

 

AFO:

-AFO can't separate or negate the weakness of the quirks he stole, if he's not careful he could end up having tons of weaknesses instead.

-AFO also can't change or lessen the limitations of the quirk, so if he stole Aizawa's quirk, he pretty much cannot use it.

-AFO prevent any quirks collected to either evolved or merged into one.

-AFO can't only store a numbered amount of quirks.

-AFO didn't come with a Guide, so the wielder can only count on himself about what quirks he had stored and what they do.

-AFO cannot steal back any quirk he had give.

Remember, those are just my speculations, what do you think? Do you have your own speculation regarding these quirks weakness?

Edited by Haremmony, 11 April 2016 - 07:08 AM.

[lygarx]

the end game might end with the two quirks ending up with one person. finally defeating both all for one and one for all. as they merge and become the phrase all for one and one for all. nature created one for all to match all for one when the little brother was born. it may be destiny that they merge once more and end everything

[Haremmony]

the end game might end with the two quirks ending up with one person. finally defeating both all for one and one for all. as they merge and become the phrase all for one and one for all. nature created one for all to match all for one when the little brother was born. it may be destiny that they merge once more and end everything

 

Nice one! Who could it be ended with will be another great plot interest!

 

Btw, you got it a little wrong, the little brother doesn't born with One for All. He was born with a quirk that can inherits itself. This quirk merged with a stranger's Power Accumulating quirk (without any capabilities of inheriting) that All for One gives to his little brother, creating One for All.

 

In hindsight it could also mean the true form of One For All is not the [Inheriting Quirk + Power Accumulating Quirk] but the Inheriting Quirk that can also merge any quirk given to it. In other words, if All for One ever gives One for All new quirks it may merge again with One for All.

Edited by Haremmony, 17 April 2016 - 03:07 PM.