Sakimoto Hiroki

15

Male

Saitama, Saitama Profecture

Standing 172 cm tall and weighing approx 81 kg, Hiroki's entire body is actually composed of multiple sheets of layered paper of equal mass, folding, rolling, and bending into a humanoid shape, giving him a perpetual white color. The paper sheets inter lays over each other in such a way that only close examination can determine the individual pages. Features that provide any more definition other than shaping his volume (I.E, his eyes, eyebrows, creases of his cloths) actually appear drawn in pencil and ink in multiple shades but only from a gray scale. He can fold his paper out to make simple clothes should he ever be caught naked and has limited control over some of the ink that helps with details, adding designs, but this is purely cosmetic.

Mutation

He calls his quirk Origami King. He has the power to unfold his body like paper giving him reach and flexibility. When he unfolds, the papers that form his limbs look like multiple sheets of paper stuck together end to end and he can use it as a normal limb, even using it to wrap up someone at that distance. Each of his limbs can unfold up to twelve meters with little loss to tensile and tactile strength. Within that twelve meters he can layer and fold his limbs, making hard points of layers or slicing appendages. He wonders if he can unfold his limbs in other ways.

Anywhere beyond the twelve meters, the limbs become too thin and flimsy and physical strength starts to dwindle the farther he tries to reach. Additionally, they are much more prone to getting damaged severely without the thickness or flexible control to keep them protected so he goes beyond his reach at risk. The max he can reach is thirty meters if the entire limb is simply as thin as a sheet of paper, only strong enough to be held out straight and not much else.

His skin, nerve, veins, and muscle fibers are more like paper. Intact his body resembles that of the layers like he was created by a 3D printer. Fire is deadly to him, and getting him wet makes him slow and sluggish. He is a bit more resistant to blunt damage, but slashing and cutting affect him normally. A sheet of paper cut represents a normal cut, and he will bleed from the wound, staining the area red. When he exerts himself, his body gets a haggard, crinkly look and he is prone to the usual affects of fatigue with extended effort.