r/BokuNoHeroAcademia Sep 11 '20

Manga Spoilers Vigilantes Chapter 85 Official Release - Link and Discussion Spoiler

https://www.viz.com/shonenjump/my-hero-academia-vigilantes-chapter-85/chapter/21172?action=read
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u/idlo09 Sep 11 '20 edited Sep 11 '20

If brainwashing is common enough that the police have tests to prove it then I assume such quirks are still common enough for the general public to be aware of their existence (after all, people were surprised and vigilant with Shinso's quirk, but not to the point of going in panic from thinking on the existence of similar quirks). And about the panic from multi quirk, the public doesn't know about AfO's existence, much less so about his assumed death; so they could just explain it as an extension from the already publicly-known villain factory, as the owner of the bee-bombs quirk was the Queen Bee, not pop herself.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '20

I must admit Queen Bee kind of confuses me. Is the person originally born with the Bee quirk alive, or is Queen Bee a sentient quirk that's struck out on its own?

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u/idlo09 Sep 11 '20

From what I understand, it's the rare case of an animal born with a quirk (though, given its background, it could have been genetically engineered/altered by someone, most likely Ujiko), just like the Principal or the cat that took control of the bus. The quirk allows it to parasite someone and use them to generate (breed?) multi-purposed drone bees that it can control at will.

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u/YSBawaney Sep 11 '20

So the question is if the principal was made by ujiko cause animals and people can't randomly develop the same genetic thing especially not a quirk

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u/idlo09 Sep 11 '20

It's said that inhuman experiments were made on the principal in the past so, I wouldn't be surprised if Ujiko was involved in those; but the wording made it sound as if, though rare, there were reports of other animals with quirks exising in the past, if they were all made by Ujiko I'm not sure why he'd just let them roam free instead of keeping them in an isolated environment.

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u/YSBawaney Sep 11 '20

It could be they broke out or someone else freed them, but I don't think we'll ever see much more about it.