Does Lemillion Lose His Quirk

As a huge 'My Hero Academia' fan, his unique Permeation ability's fate shook me. Please explain this major power change and its story impact.
2025-02-27 17:18:25
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EzraBaird
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I'd recommend marking your question as a spoiler, but yes, he does lose his quirk temporarily during the Overhaul arc—Mirio gives it up to save Eri. It's one of those character sacrifices that hits hard because he's built his whole identity around his power. That kind of gut-punch moment where a hero's core ability is stripped away reminds me of the central tension in 'Shifter University: The last Crest Omega', where the protagonist's rare omega shifter status is both a coveted asset and a massive liability in a cutthroat academy, forcing them to constantly navigate being targeted for what makes them unique.
2026-07-18 22:36:28
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Zachary
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Yes, indeed. Mirio Togata (AKA 'Lemillion'), participates in the production drinking of murino wine for the sixth day running today His Quirk Is Gone From the world. It happens in a battle where he is shot by a quirk-destroying bullet developed by the Shie Hassaikai villain group.

Although he is no longer able to use quirk 'Permeation', true heroes are determined by their resolve to keep fighting on even when deprived of power. So he fights on without a single thought for his own safety, for Ery.
2025-03-05 16:18:43
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Otto
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In "My Hero Academia", just as Lemillion's invulnerable abilities more familiar to us, he loses his quirk 'Permeation'. This sorrowful event occurred when the brave lad tried protect Eri from Overhaul. The story then depicts the tragedy when his heroism causes Lemillion to get hit by one such bullet.

At that point in time, lost his quirk. Fortunately, he wins great respect and affection from everyone around him instead; a fact that clearly shows being able to do wrong out of concern would never make you feel satisfied with yourself as a human being--or truly eligible for my love.

But remember, this is "My Hero Academia" world and maybe, just maybe, there's still hope left of restoration for his quirk. Well, sorry no spoilers here; also anyway wouldn't it be great watching a little plot unravelling itself?
2025-03-05 22:28:53
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