Miyami's Progression

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil
Rank: D
Description: Miyami's quirk can best be described as the representation of the phrase 'See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.' Hence the quirk's name. While her quirk does let her summon a creature, that summon is not a monkey as the quirk's name would imply. Rather, it is a 2 meter tall skeleton that curiously wears a business suit and loafers. More importantly, its eyes, mouth, and ears (or at least where the ears would be if skeletons had ears) are all sealed shut by pieces of metal, rendering the skeleton completely blind, deaf, and mute. Miyami calls this skeleton San'en (三猿), as the name contains the Japanese characters for 'three' and 'monkey', which is rather fitting. San'en is summoned from the gem-like birthmark on Miyami's forehead, pouring out of it in the form of a dark violet blood-like substance before materializing as the tall skeleton.

Despite being unable to see, hear, or speak, San'en is able to feel the presence of others thanks to being able to sense Miyami and 'see' through her eyes, though San'en's 'vision' is more limited compared to Miyami and can only perceive the world as blurry hazes and shadows. However, San'en does have a way to make its surroundings more clear to itself. By touching and maintaining prolonged contact with a person (even Miyami herself), it can begin to gradually drain energy from that person. The more energy it takes, the clearer its surroundings become. Naturally, prolonged contact with a person does leave a few temporary side effects on that person due to San'en's abilities.

Benefits: As San'en represents the phrase 'See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil', it naturally and fittingly has the ability to dull the sight, hearing, and/or voice of whoever it touches and can maintain contact with for at least four seconds. Naturally, this is not permanent, only lasting anywhere from a few minutes to an hour or two depending on how long the target is held (and thus how much energy is taken), and how many senses are dulled. The more senses that are affected, the shorter the length of time the target must wait until their affected senses goes back to normal. Likewise, the quicker the target escapes San'en's grasp, the quicker they can recover their lost senses.

1. (Disorient) By dulling one's sight (in the form of a fog-like shadow covering their eyes), San'en is able to lower its target's accuracy by three ranks. This lasts for 3 turns, after which San'en must wait 3 turns before being able to disorient its target again.
2. (Silence) Whether San'en chooses to make its target deaf, mute, or both, it is able to cause a distortion of spoken word and/or perceived sounds for 3 turns. The target's ability to speak coherently and/or hear properly will be lowered during that time. San'en must wait 3 turns after this until it can deafen and/or mute its target again.
3. (Exhaustion) In addition to making its target blind, deaf, and/or mute, San'en is able to reduce the target's stamina. The feeling of exhaustion caused by the drain lasts 3 turns, and afterwards, San'en must wait 3 turns before it can drain stamina again.

Exhaustion and Weakness: Naturally, San'en's abilities do have their limitations. Prolonged physical contact lasting no less than four seconds is required for the quirk to have any effect. Simply touching someone is not enough to trigger the dulling of senses or the draining of stamina. In addition, San'en is bound to Miyami, and is unable to get too far from her. This means that San'en is at a major disadvantage against those who are able to keep their distance from it.

San'en is linked to Miyami, and this link does present a few problems. First, any form of damage or pain inflicted on any of the two affects the other as well. Miyami is not immune to the effects of her own quirk. In fact, San'en's quirk effect is much stronger on Miyami compared to anyone else because of their link. So rather than having to deal with only dulled senses, Miyami actually goes completely blind, deaf, and/or mute for a while if she cannot escape San'en's grasp on her in time. In addition, San'en's very presence drains Miyami's energy, with the skeleton not needing to physically touch her at all to drain her stamina. She can't have the skeleton out for too long, or she will feel drained and weak, needing to rest and eat to replenish her energy. This drain is not enough to actually kill her, as San'en will make itself disappear to preserve Miyami's life (and by extension its own). But if San'en stays out for too long, Miyami can run the risk of becoming unconscious, or even ending up in a coma.

However, the biggest drawback of this quirk is the simple fact that Miyami has no control over her quirk at all. The most she can do is forcefully summon San'en, as well as forcefully desummon him by quickly moving far enough away from it before it can stop her. Otherwise, she has no control over the skeleton's actions, as it has its own will. It is able to summon itself whenever it pleases (assuming Miyami is not low on energy). Due to their shared link and the fact that San'en cannot exist too far from Miyami, she is often the first person the skeleton will target. However, it does not necessarily aim to harm her (as it would then just end up harming itself). But it has no problem with inconveniencing her, temporarily taking away her sight, hearing, and/or voice just to make its surroundings clearer to itself. So besides trying to protect her at times, her quirk is often more hindrance than help.

The birthmark on Miyami's forehead is what allows San'en to be summoned. If this birthmark gets damaged, it causes San'en to disappear instantly, and it cannot be summoned again until the injury is healed sufficiently. However, Miyami cannot do this herself (at least not without consequence), as the birthmark contains extra nerves, and thus she would feel immense pain if the birthmark got struck in any way. The pain is so intense, that the best case scenario is a migraine and vomiting, while worst case would be immediate unconsciousness.

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil
Rank: D
Description: Miyami's quirk can best be described as the personification of the phrase 'See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.' Hence the quirk's name. While her quirk does let her summon a creature, that summon is not a monkey as the quirk's name would imply. Rather, it is a 2 meter tall skeleton that curiously wears a business suit and loafers. More importantly, its eyes, mouth, and ears (or at least where the ears would be if skeletons had ears) are all sealed shut by pieces of metal, rendering the skeleton completely blind, deaf, and mute. Miyami calls this skeleton San'en (三猿), as the name contains the Japanese characters for 'three' and 'monkey', which is rather fitting. San'en is summoned from the gem-like birthmark on Miyami's forehead, pouring out of it in the form of a dark violet blood-like substance before materializing as the tall skeleton.

Despite being unable to see, hear, or speak, San'en is able to feel the presence of others thanks to being able to sense energy from living beings close to itself. However, San'en's 'vision' is more limited compared to Miyami and can only perceive the world as blurry hazes and shadows. However, San'en does have a way to make its surroundings more clear to itself. By touching and maintaining prolonged contact with any person (even Miyami herself), it can begin to gradually drain energy from that person. The more energy it takes, the clearer its surroundings become. Naturally, prolonged contact with a person does leave a few temporary side effects on that person due to San'en's abilities.

As San'en represents the phrase 'See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil', it naturally and fittingly has the ability to dull the sight, hearing, and/or voice of whoever it touches and can maintain contact with for at least four seconds. Naturally, this is not permanent, only lasting anywhere from a few minutes to an hour or two depending on how long the target is held (and thus how much energy is taken), and how many senses are dulled. The more senses that are affected, the shorter the length of time the target must wait until their affected senses goes back to normal. Likewise, the quicker the target escapes San'en's grasp, the quicker they can recover their dulled senses.

Benefits: (all benefits apply to the summon only)

1. Disorient - By dulling one's sight, hearing, or voice (in the form of a fog-like shadow covering their eyes, or sound being heard or produced being dulled, respectively), San'en is able to lower its target's effective range by three ranks. This lasts for 3 turns, after which San'en must wait 3 turns before being able to disorient its target again.
2. Enhanced Sense - Despite being blind, deaf, and mute, San'en is still able to feel and perceive the world around it. It does so by detecting energy from living things around it. While it cannot sense living beings that are too far away, San'en can sense those close to it, and in fact does so with better accuracy and precision than average people with their normal senses.
3. Exhaustion - In addition to making its target blind, deaf, and/or mute, San'en is able to reduce the target's stamina. The feeling of exhaustion caused by the drain lasts 3 turns, and afterwards, San'en must wait 3 turns before it can drain stamina again.

Exhaustion and Weakness: Naturally, San'en's abilities do have their limitations. Prolonged physical contact lasting no less than four seconds is required for the quirk to have any effect. Simply touching someone is not enough to trigger the dulling of senses or the draining of stamina. In addition, San'en is bound to Miyami, and is unable to get too far from her. This means that San'en is at a major disadvantage against those who are able to keep their distance from it. Also, while San'en is able to perceive living beings that are close enough to it, the skeleton cannot perceive non-living objects very well at all. It is essentially unable to tell if an object is there until it bumps into and feels it. That makes it very difficult for San'en to traverse obstacles very well.

San'en is linked to Miyami, and this link does present a few problems. First, any form of damage or pain inflicted on any of the two affects the other as well. Miyami is not immune to the effects of her own quirk. In fact, San'en's quirk effect is much stronger on Miyami compared to anyone else because of their link. So rather than having to deal with only dulled senses, Miyami actually goes completely blind, deaf, and/or mute for a while if she cannot escape San'en's grasp on her in time. In addition, San'en's very presence drains Miyami's energy, with the skeleton not needing to physically touch her at all to drain her stamina. She can't have the skeleton out for too long, or she will feel drained and weak, needing to rest and eat to replenish her energy. This drain is not enough to actually kill her, as San'en will make itself disappear to preserve Miyami's life (and by extension its own). But if San'en stays out for too long, Miyami can run the risk of becoming unconscious, or even ending up in a coma.

However, the biggest drawback of this quirk is the simple fact that Miyami has no control over her quirk at all. The most she can do is forcefully summon San'en, as well as forcefully desummon him by quickly moving far enough away from it before it can stop her. Otherwise, she has no control over the skeleton's actions, as it has its own will. It is able to summon itself whenever it pleases (assuming Miyami is not low on energy). Due to their shared link and the fact that San'en cannot exist too far from Miyami, she is often the first person the skeleton will target. However, it does not necessarily aim to harm her (as it would then just end up harming itself). But it has no problem with inconveniencing her, temporarily taking away her sight, hearing, and/or voice just to make its surroundings clearer to itself. So besides trying to protect her at times, her quirk is often more hindrance than help.

The birthmark on Miyami's forehead is what allows San'en to be summoned. If this birthmark gets damaged, it causes San'en to disappear instantly, and it cannot be summoned again until the injury is healed sufficiently. However, Miyami cannot do this herself (at least not without consequence), as the birthmark contains extra nerves, and thus she would feel immense pain if the birthmark got struck in any way. The pain is so intense, that the best case scenario is a migraine and vomiting, while worst case would be immediate unconsciousness.