After that my brother and I trained non-stop for an entrance exam, during training I have a better understanding of my quirk, and any time I change to any of them my appearance would change I would still have the same body and face just my clothes.
Izumi's quirk is the moon
she has a different personality/power like if she were to use the full moon her persona would change to
Equadora( full moon) Is mostly used for illusions and tricks, she plays with peoples minds, when Izumi's use Equadora she loses all her clothes because equadora prefers to being naked to play with her victim's minds a little more and Equadora's personality is a little like bakugo's but less angry
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Selene (first quarter moon) Is deadly she is very strong and her beauty can trap anyone, but Izumi was told not to use her during school only in the exam if she had to, Selene's personality is cold and humble but once she gets what she wants she become cocky.
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Francia (new moon) Is Izumi's favorite form because she is also about the same age as her and her powers are levitation she is shy just like Izumi and she attracts butterfly's who gives her power.
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suluny (sun) was not a moon but the sun she could any source of heat and if she was to get burred she would use the heat to heat herself.
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after getting to know her new personality she had a GLOW UP all her personality's features were showing on Izumi
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