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All For One

• All For One
• Tomura
• Nine

Quirk Information

Japanese Name

オール・フォー・ワン

Rōmaji Name

Ōru Fō Wan

Quirk Description

User

All For One (duplicate; formerly original)

Tomura Shigaraki (original)Nine (duplicate)

Quirk Type

Emitter

Quirk Range

Contact

First Appearance

Manga Debut

Chapter 59

Anime Debut

Episode 33

This article is about the Quirk. For the its original user, see All For One.

All For One (オール・フォー・ワン, Ōru Fō Wan?) was the Quirk used by All For One before being transferred to his successor, Tomura Shigaraki, while keeping a duplicate. A weaker version of the Quirk was also used by Nine.

Contents

• 1 Description
  • 1.1 Weaknesses
• 2 Usage
  • 2.1 All For One
  • 2.2 Nine
  • 2.3 Tomura Shigaraki
• 3 Named Ultimate Moves
• 4 Trivia
• 5 References
• 6 Site Navigation

Description[]

All For One allows the user to steal Quirks from anyone they touch for personal use or transfer the stolen Quirks to anyone, during which red streams of energy emerge from the user to indicate that a Quirk is being taken or given. It also allows the user to wield several Quirks simultaneously. The process of giving and taking away Quirks is done by touch through a hole in the palm of the user's hand. When in use, the Quirk tends to emit streams energy when giving or taking a person's Quirk, though it can also be done discreetly and without the victim's knowledge.

A victim whose Quirk has been stolen becomes Quirkless and loses any abnormal features if the powers are Mutant-types. Interestingly, even if the user holds Mutant-type Quirks, the subsequent features do not permanently manifest on the user's body, and they can summon the mutant features at will. Additionally, when a Quirk is stolen, the victim becomes disoriented and immobile for a short time. Meanwhile, Quirkless people who receive a Quirk through All For One can manifest all its attributes. On another note, if a Quirkless person receives a Mutant-type Quirk, there is a chance that the transformation will manifest differently than it did with the original user. All For One is also capable of stealing not only Quirks, but also Quirk Factors before they manifest as functioning abilities, as seen with Tenko Shimura, whose unformed Quirk was stolen from him when he was a baby.[1]

Rarely, a Quirk granted by this ability can blend with the recipient's original Quirk, creating an entirely new power, as shown with One For All resulting from the fusion of Yoichi Shigaraki's Quirk Bestowal and the Power Stock Quirk.[2] In addition, it is also possible for the Quirks stored within All For One to be combined with other Quirks to boost their efficiency, as demonstrated with All For One's lie detection Quirk that he stole when Quirks first emerged.[3]

All For One can be used to combine several Quirks to create devastating techniques, which would typically not be possible with the usage of only one Quirk.[4] Furthermore, it can also be used to help restrict a Quirk's drawbacks and weaknesses through the usage of other Quirks, allowing the user to easily handle multiple powers without facing repercussions to their body.

All For One's first user intended to have Tomura inherit his Quirk, implying that transferring All For One itself to another person is possible.[5] The villain even intended to transfer the Quirk to Izuku Midoriya or another hero, although it's unclear whether such an action is possible as he was acting out of desperation. It may be unlikely, as it was evidenced that the Quirk itself, just before All For One was sent to Tartarus, was extracted from his body and duplicated by Doctor Kyudai Garaki, with the original being kept on standby to be passed on to Tomura. At the same time, the Symbol of Evil retained the copied version of his original Quirk.[6] It has been shown that the recipient of the All For One Quirk itself can access the Quirks that the previous user possessed due to the said powers becoming applications of All For One, rather than extra Quirks.[7]

Another facet of receiving this power is having a mental link with the previous user, whose psyche was imprinted onto the All For One Quirk. As a result, Tomura exhibits some of his master's personality traits and can meet with a Vestige of All For One within his own mind.[8][9] This is similar to how the wills of the One For All users are integrated into One For All itself, which has evolved to the point where Izuku can communicate with the previous inheritors of the said power. It was soon revealed that both cases are due to the familiar spectacle that Quirks, much like organs during organ transplants, retain the consciousness of their donor, whose power was granted to the recipient.[10]

All For One seems to grant access to a mental world, similar to its counterpart, One For All, as shown when Tomura tries to steal One For All from Izuku. When this happened, the mental realms of both Quirks became connected temporarily, and the current users and the stored consciousness of previous users were shown inhabiting the same mental realm. Furthermore, since the Quirks are counterparts to each other, the Vestiges of the earlier users resonate with the other Quirk and can peer into each other's inner workings, as shown when Tomura and All For One can see the Vestiges of the previous users of One For All alongside Izuku during their subsequent encounter.[11]

Weaknesses[]

There are some limitations to the Quirk. Only some recipients of a Quirk acquired from All For One can handle the strain of gaining them. Subsequently, they may become mindless dolls who cannot speak or think for themselves. Being Quirk-empowered before receiving a Quirk from All For One is a factor that allows a person's body to withstand the Quirk-bestowal process. This spectacle was evident when Yoichi, Wolfram, and Lady Nagant were not put into brain-dead states upon being endowed with a Quirk by All For One due to already owning their respective Quirks.[2][12]

Despite this, having a Quirk does not guarantee a person can withstand the strain, as Spinner's mind became more unhinged after having received two extra Quirks from All For One, causing him to behave more irrationally and violently.[13] It is later revealed that he would have been rendered mindless had the process not been halted through advanced restorative care.[14] However, even if a person can hold their new Quirk, there is still a chance their body will not be able to handle its power correctly. This incompatibility is first demonstrated by Yuga Aoyama, who cannot use his Navel Laser Quirk without a special belt to assist him and even risks damaging his internal organs if he uses the Quirk for too long.[15]

The effectiveness of the Quirks that are stolen by All For One depends on his abilities. He stated that he did not want to steal Best Jeanist's Fiber Master, as it required too much training and experience to truly master; this implies that he prefers to steal Quirks with straightforward abilities.[16]

All For One cannot steal One For All from its wielder, as that Quirk, by its very nature, can only be passed on if the present wielder wills it; this implies that the only way All For One could acquire One For All is if the transfer were consensual.[2] Thus, wielders of One For All can act as a natural counter against All For One's ability to steal other Quirks. However, he overcame this limitation in the past against previous wielders of One For All due to the sheer number of Quirks he possessed. Furthermore, Kyudai performed various experiments on the body of Tomura so that the latter could be capable of stealing One For All, a feat All For One himself couldn't accomplish.

It was eventually revealed that someone with strong negative emotions can override One For All's anti-theft properties because it eats away at the potential inheritor's will. The Vestiges of the previous One For All users surmised that All For One has been grooming Tomura's body and hatred to override One For All's will and finally steal it in that manner.[17] This also means that the elder Shigaraki didn't have enough hatred to steal One For All on his own.

It's been discussed by Kyudai that, over time, the large number of accumulated Quirks within All For One was becoming dangerous to the user himself. While All For One could allow the user to control any number of Quirks safely, there is a limit to how much the user can control without adversely affecting them, like the Nomus. Kyudai went on to state that if the "memory" (the amount of power of a Quirk) exceeds the "hardware" (the body of the Quirk user), then it will cause serious problems.[18] This is somewhat similar to One For All, which causes a severe burden on the user's body and can shorten their lifespan if they already possess a Quirk when receiving it due to the burden of having multiple Quirks.[19]

The body strain drawback of this Quirk was displayed during the Paranormal Liberation War when Tomura's body began to suddenly tear apart despite having Super Regeneration, which activated shortly afterward. Tomura was intended to awaken with his newly enhanced body within four months, but was forced out of stasis early due to Mirko shattering his capsule, leaving him at 75% of his intended strength. Due to this premature emergence and insufficient power, Tomura's body couldn't keep up with the power of All For One and the multitude of Quirks stored within it.[20] Furthermore, due to the multiple different Quirks stored within All For One having changed over the years, Tomura's body is unable to handle all these Quirks properly and has experienced the effects of the Quirk Singularity Theory, which results in his body growing hundreds of hands and fingers uncontrollably.[21][22]

Quirks are tied to their user's body and have been stated to be a function of the user's physiology; much like an organ or limb, injuries or adverse health conditions will limit a user's Quirk or their ability to use it. This drawback is even more pronounced with All For One, as the ability to use stolen Quirks, along with how many Quirks can be stolen, is directly connected to the health and strength of the user's body, and the user's ability to steal Quirks and use them is drastically diminished if they become injured or disabled. After his first battle against All Might, All For One's permanent, life-threatening injuries drastically reduced his power and output with his Quirk, forcing him to come up with a way to either heal himself or strengthen and take a new body to recover and surpass his previous limits.

All For One can only give and take Quirks from others; it does not allow the user to destroy the ones they hold, even if they threaten the user's health. Before Tomura stole New Order from Star and Stripe, the hero placed a rule on her Quirk ensuring that it would revolt against other Quirks, allowing New Order to severely weaken Tomura's body and destroy many of his Quirks from within.[23] The only way for an All For One user to rid themselves of a self-destructive Quirk is for them to transfer it to someone else, as demonstrated by "Tomura's" failed attempt to do so with New Order. Another possibility would be for the user to gain a Quirk that could heal or negate another Quirk's damaging effects, although this was impossible with New Order as the rule set upon it prevented it from coexisting with other Quirks.[24]

Another critical weakness of All For One for an inheritor of the original Quirk variant is the threat of the previous wielder's will taking over the body and controlling the current user, as is the case for Tomura being taken over by All For One. As described by the Vestige of All For One contained within the Quirk, negative emotions such as hatred and anger would allow his consciousness to take over the body of its current wielder, as well as shape the body into a whole new being that is a fusion of their two minds.[25] However, should the new wielder possess the willpower necessary, they can replace the original Vestige entirely if their will sustains enough damage, as demonstrated by Tomura after All For One was defeated by Izuku and a group of other heroes.

With Nine's lower-tier variation of the Quirk, he could only steal up to 8 other Quirks. In his attempt to steal One For All from Izuku, Nine could not do so, which he believed was due to his storage limit, but was really due to the Quirk's anti-theft properties. It is unknown if Nine's version allowed him to transfer Quirks to other people, as he was never seen nor mentioned to have done so. Moreover, the power of All For One put further strain on his body and caused the cellular degeneration from his Weather Manipulation Quirk to worsen. This drawback is the reason why Nine attempted to steal Katsuma Shimano's Cell Activation so that he could rejuvenate his lost cells and continue using his various Quirks without limit.[26]

With All For One's duplicate of his own Quirk, it is revealed during the Final War that the copied version gives him less power over his stolen Quirks than the original. This inferior duplicate has caused some of the Vestiges of people he's stolen Quirks from to rebel against him and hinder him in battle.[27] Much later, after using the Rewind Drug and taking brutal damage, All For One loses control of his Quirks as a result of his emotions overwhelming him.[28]

Since All For One's Quirk Factor resides in the user's hands, they would be unable to use it should they lose said limbs unless they possess a Quirk that can regenerate them. Likewise, for All For One to steal another Quirk, the user must physically touch the target, not the unleashed Quirk. For example, they cannot steal a flame-based Quirk by touching the flames released from a person.[29]

If a Quirk Factor is significantly damaged when stolen from a user, All For One will only obtain the Quirk in its current weakened state, as shown when he stole Fierce Wings from Hawks, which only manifested in their small stub form.[30]

A Quirk can still be used as it's being stolen by All For One, giving the victim some time to revolt and attempt to protect their Quirk from being stolen. Star and Stripe took advantage of this as Tomura was stealing her Quirk by placing a rule onto New Order that would make it destroy Tomura's other Quirks once he absorbed it.[23]

Usage[]

All For One[]

Zen Shigaraki, the man who would call himself All For One, manifested his eponymous Quirk mere moments after he was born. It is implied that the All For One Quirk manifested even before Zen was born, with the fetus being able to steal most of the nutrients for himself and draining his mother's life force. As a newborn, Zen instinctively stole his mother's Meta Ability, Spearlike Bones, demonstrating his innate knowledge of stealing and giving Quirks. He initially used the Quirk to kill and take from whoever stood in his way, believing all was for him.[31] He would then wield his Quirk to dominate Japanese society since over a century ago, using his Quirk to take away unwanted Quirks and give them to those who needed them in exchange for favors.

Eventually, Zen amassed a large following of loyal subordinates who fulfilled his every wish, ruling all of Japan from the shadows. Zen would hunt after the strongest Quirks, leaving few people willing to stand against him due to his unmatched power. Zen's younger brother, Yoichi, strongly regretted that he could not change his brother's evil ways, saying that his Quirk could have been the kindest, most charitable power in the world.[32]

Later, Zen would use All For One to empower genetically engineered creatures known as Nomus to assist Tomura and the League of Villains with the achievement of their goals. The Nomus' creator, Kyudai, explained that artificially transplanting Quirks, most of which he was able to replicate,[33] into a person's body requires complex surgery and takes at least three months to integrate into the chassis fully. Still, it's more difficult without All For One.[34] This vindication postulates that All For One's ability to transfer Quirks onto people made the Nomu production process much more manageable.

For combat, Zen prefers to combine many of the Quirks he has collected throughout his life to maximize their power and effectiveness, often to catastrophic levels. Since he has no qualms with killing, he doesn't hold back in fights and will even target defenseless people, using them as a distraction to his advantage. Despite his severe and debilitating injuries, the Symbol of Evil was still an incredibly fearsome adversary, using his many Quirks to unleash destruction onto his surroundings. He also used an Infrared Quirk to sense other people and compensate for his blindness.

Zen used All For One to obtain Kyudai Garaki's original Life Force Quirk, while the latter kept a duplicate Quirk. Zen was also able to circumvent this Quirk's dampening effect on physical mobility by using other Quirks, and remained alive for over 100 years.

All For One can also implant more than one Quirk within a person without them noticing, allowing him to sabotage them and turn them into living weapons secretly. Knowing that Lady Nagant was liable to turn on him while fighting Deku, the villain secretly gave her a self-destruction Quirk that exploded from within her after she was swayed by the young man's heroic spirit, which almost succeeded in killing her.[35] This made the heroes highly wary while dealing with adversaries sent by All For One, as they feared that other assailants might have been rigged to explode this way as well.[36][37]

As All For One gained complete power over Japan, he plans to do the same with the whole world by causing total devastation, which would cause currencies around the world to lose their value, creating a worldwide catastrophe similar to the Great Depression or the chaotic uprising of Quirks. His ultimate goal is to make Quirks the sole factor in people's lives to bring about sustenance, water, and power. Because of this, people would have to rely on All For One for his vast myriad of Quirks and his ability to give and take them to solve all their needs, thus granting him complete control over the world.

Sometime before the Kamino Incident, All For One had his Quirk duplicated, keeping the copied version for himself while the original was preserved until it was finally transferred to Tomura.[6] During the Final War however, it is revealed that the duplicated version of the Quirk does not give All For One as many commands over his stolen Quirks as the original, causing some of the Vestiges of whom he's stolen Quirks from to rebel against him.[27]

All For One has stated that if he can get Tomura to absorb his duplicate of the Quirk, then the Vestige version of himself will be able to take complete control over his body and permanently suppress his personality.[38] Before his disappearance, All For One comments that the Vestige within is likely suppressed after Tomura regains control and still holds one final tactic that wasn't used before being usurped. This is proven true later when, upon Tomura's will faltering, the All For One Vestige re-emerges and annihilates Tomura's conscious, gaining full control of Tomura's body.

Nine[]

Nine donated his body to Kyudai for experimentation so that he could become more powerful. During the process, Nine was implanted with the DNA of All For One, and since his body was compatible with the latter's Quirk Factor, he obtained the same power to steal Quirks from other people. However, his variant was much weaker compared to the original user, as Nine was only capable of stealing eight other Quirks, and it's unclear whether he was capable of giving Quirks to others.[26]

Nine used All For One to gain more power by targeting the Quirks of Pro Heroes, choosing to steal and use ones of particular natures, allowing him to attack and defend from short and long-range distances. He also acquired a Scanning Quirk that allowed him to view other people's Quirks and measure their power, which gave him more insight into different Quirks and allowed him to identify and pursue the ones he wanted more quickly. With his original Quirk, All For One itself, and the five Quirks he stole, Nine obtained a total of seven Quirks and attempted to fill the remaining two slots with One For All and Katsuma Shimano's Cell Activation, but failed on both counts.

Curiously, unlike All For One and Tomura, both of whom emit red energy streams when taking another person's Quirk, Nine emits green streams of energy instead. It is also implied that Nine's procedure to receive All For One was to prepare for Tomura undergoing the same process months later.

Tomura Shigaraki[]

Foreseeing his defeat at the hands of All Might, All For One had his Quirk duplicated, keeping the duplicate for himself while his ally, Kyudai Garaki, preserved the original, intending to have it transferred to his disciple, Tomura Shigaraki. Kyudai would then perform a long and complex operation to transfer All For One to Tomura.[6] After the procedure was complete, Tomura was not only capable of wielding his master's power but also had access to all of the Quirks All For One himself possessed.[7] However, due to the operation being only 75% completed, Tomura didn't have enough power to steal One For All, nor the complete control over the various Quirks he now possesses.[10] All For One's will is contained within the original Quirk, and has been using Tomura's anger to fuse him and Tomura's wills into one ultimate being.[25]

As shown when he stole Star and Stripe's New Order, Tomura can use All For One on top of his original Decay Quirk to steal an opponent's power and promptly finish them off by disintegrating them straight after.[23]

The Quirk responds favorably to feelings of intense negative emotions like rage and hate, similar to Daigoro Banjo's advice to Izuku about using One For All's full power by using and channeling his anger. This indignant influence is best exemplified by Tomura's affinity for it, allowing him to leave a fragment of himself behind in the form of his childhood self, Tenko Shimura, even as the All For One Vestige seized temporary command of his body. By holding onto his "origin", he can never forget why he's so determined to destroy hero society and retain his sense of self. This remnant allowed Tomura to override his master's Vestige and, in turn, make his own will the only one residing within the Quirk with All For One suppressed, proving himself the superior wielder and its true successor. However, upon Tomura's will faltering, All For One's Vestige returns and proceeds to annihilate Tomura's consciousness, regaining full control of his body.

During the climax of the battle between the Pro Heroes and trainee's and "All For One", the latter's consciousness was destroyed by Izuku, Tomura and the One For All Users, allowing Tomura to take back control of his body just before his death.

Named Ultimate Moves[]

Ultimate Quirk Combination (最 (さい) 適 (てき) の“個 (こ) 性 (せい) ”たち, Saiteki no “Kosei” tachi?, lit. Ultimate 'Individuality' Combination): All For One combines several of his stolen Quirks to greatly enhance his right arm. It consists of Springlike Limbs, Multiplier, Hypertrophy, Rivet, Air Walk, and Spearlike Bones, as well as four Kinetic Booster Quirks and three Strength Enhancer Quirks. This combination of Quirks is what All For One attempted to use in order to kill All Might.[4]

Omni-Factor Unleash (全因解放 (ぜんいんかいほう) , Zeninkaihō?): All For One summons every single Quirk he has ever stolen into one powerful attack, in an effort to succeed in his goal of reaching Tomura.[32]

Trivia[]

• All For One is an inversion of One For All in many ways:
  • One For All gives its current user the Quirks of its previous users, but All For One steals the Quirks of other people.
  • To transfer One For All is to gain the strength necessary to handle the sheer power and then ingest a DNA sample of the user who intends to pass it on, while All For One requires complex artificial means that left Tomura in pain for nearly 4 months.
  • One For All's name is an inversion of All For One, showing the differing philosophies between their wielders. The former emphasizes one using their power for the betterment of others while the latter is meant to selfishly hoard power for one's own sake.
• The names of both One For All and All For One are in reference to the phrase "All for one, one for all", a motto commonly associated with the titular characters of the novel The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas.
  • This phrase is used in the Captain Hero comics All For One and Yoichi read, and what inspired him to call himself and the Quirk as so.[31]
• One For All, All For One, Life Force, Fa Jin, Gearshift, Spearlike Bones, and the unnamed Luminescence Quirk are the oldest known Quirks in the series.
• Interestingly, all known users of the All For One Quirk possessed white hair.
  • All For One and Nine were naturally born with white hair while Tomura's became white after awakening his Decay to its full potential.
• All For One is the only user of this Quirk to have given some of the Quirks he stole to others. Nine and Tomura have only used their powers to take Quirks.
  • Tomura did attempt to give the New Order Quirk to Kashiko Kashi to try and preserve it, but failed as New Order had self-destructed by that point.

References[]

1. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 419.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 59 and Episode 33.
3. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 343 and Episode 143.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 93 and Episode 49.
5. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 94 and Episode 50.
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 270 and Episode 117.
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 274 and Episode 119.
8. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 277 and Episode 120.
9. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 286 and Episode 123.
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 287 and Episode 123.
11. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 377 and Episode 154.
12. ↑ My Hero Academia: Two Heroes.
13. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 370 and Episode 152.
14. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 426.
15. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 337 and Episode 141.
16. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 89 and Episode 48.
17. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 305 and Episode 131.
18. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 246 and Episode 113.
19. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 304 and Episode 131.
20. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 283 and Episode 122.
21. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 341 and Episode 143.
22. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 347 and Episode 145.
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 333 and Episode 140.
24. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 334 and Episode 140.
25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 330 and Episode 139.
26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising.
27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 356 and Episode 148.
28. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 409.
29. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 357 and Episode 148.
30. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 385 and Episode 156.
31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 407.
32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 My Hero Academia Manga: Chapter 408.
33. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 260 and Episode 114.
34. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 262 and Episode 115.
35. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 315 and Episode 134.
36. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 317 and Episode 135.
37. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 338 and Episode 141.
38. ↑ My Hero Academia Manga and Anime: Chapter 380 and Episode 155.

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