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Understanding quirks, knowing how they work, and paying attention to which ones are the best are crucial parts of becoming stronger in the My Hero Academia-inspired Roblox experience, Project Hero. To help you understand and understand these quirks, we've created the detailed list below. Keep in mind, however, that every player is different and what works best for us may not be what works best for you: your own experiences. will determine which quirks you prefer.
List of oddities ranked from best to worst
Half-hot half-cold
- Half Hot Half Cold is one of two quirks of legendary rarity. At the time of this article's publication, he is considered Project Hero's best Quirk due to his ability to stun enemies, deal massive damage, and attack from both short and long ranges.
- Moves:
- W – Ice Spikes
- X – Ice Slide
- C – Ice floor
- V – Fist of Flame
- B – Flame Column
- R – Flame Quake
Leech
- Leech is one of two Quirks in Project Hero with an uncommon rarity. Although he lacks offensive moves, he definitely stands out from the rest when it comes to extremely controlled defensive moves. With the ability to equalize health, users can recover half their health after being zeroed and reduce their opponent's health to half at the same time.
- Moves:
- W – Health Steal
- X – Steal Stamina
- C – Equalize Health
- V – Leech Swap
flame of hell
- Hell Flame is one of three Project Hero Quirks with epic rarity. This high-mobility Quirk drains a fair amount of stamina fairly quickly, but its one-hit combo makes up for it. If you're looking for a strong and fast Quirk, Hell Flame is the way to go.
- Moves:
- Z – Poing Flashfire
- X – Burn Roll
- C – Flame Burst
- V – Infernal Volley
- B – Purgatory
- R – Death from Hell
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One for all
- One For All is a legendary quirk that applies to all players – some love it, some hate it. While it offers the most attacks of all Quirks, and the most ranged attacks in particular, its primary focus is to stun enemies with knockbacks. These types of moves deal a decent amount of damage, but using any form of combo with One For All is nearly impossible.
- Moves:
- Z – Deleware Smash
- X – Detroit Smash
- C – Jump one for all
- V – Complete hood
- B – Manchester Smash
- T-Texas Smash
- E – Endangered Conduct
- R – Delaware Smash Air Force
- N – St Louis Smash
Explosion
- Explosion's long-lasting flight ability and quick movements make it the second-best Quirk with Epic rarity, just behind Hell Flame. On top of that, he also deals a high amount of damage in short bursts, which means he can probably take down any level of player with just the first move unlocked. The only real downside to Explosion is its actual moveset, or lack thereof – it currently only has four moves, though more are planned for the future!
- Moves:
- W – Explosive Barrage
- X – Jet Burst
- C – Explosion Rush
- V – Surtension explosive
- More to come soon!
Gravity
- Although gravity is much slower than explosion, it counters by doing much more damage. For those confident in their fighting abilities and unbothered by a lack of movement, gravity can be your Quirk call. This Quirk is of Rare rarity and uses short and medium range moves to attack opponents.
- Moves:
- W – Heavy rocks
- X – Multiple rocks
- C – The Meteor Rush
- V – float rush
- B – Float around
Muscle increase
- This epic rarity Quirk is rather slow, has long cooldowns, and doesn't have a very long range, but manages to hold its own when it comes to melee combat. Leaping Smash can be used as a decent ranged move, and it stuns enemies on contact, but it can be easily dodged. However, when the muscle-increasing moves hit, they can do some serious damage!
- Moves:
- Z – Shockwave Punch
- X – Augmentation Transformation
- C – Ground Smash
- V – Muscular Flight
- B – Jumping Smash
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Electricity
- Electricity is a tricky quirk to place as it's spent more time outside of Project Hero than inside, but from what we can tell it's not the best in terms of damage, scope or consistency. Electricity originally had an issue where moves didn't deal any damage, so it was removed from the experiment for rework. Since then, the Rare Quirk has yet to recover and gain value in the eyes of players.
- Moves:
- Z – Electric Bolt
- X – Shockwave Strike
- C – Electric eel
- V – Two Million Volt Damage
- B – Lightning
Invisibility
- Common Quirk Invisibility is near the bottom of our list, not because it's a bad Quirk, but because it serves only one purpose: to troll or annoy other players. Invisibility users will equip this Quirk, attack their opponents, then use another move to disappear once more. These moves can be useful for those who value stealth in their fights, but nine out of ten times players who use Invisibility are simply aiming to make other players the butt of their joke.
- Moves:
- Z – Cape Invis
- X – Aura of Invisibility
- C – Chain Refraction
Acid
- Acid is an uncommon quirk that is by no means terrible, or even bad, it unfortunately just falls to the bottom of the pile compared to its competitors. It offers semi-decent damage with variable range moves, as well as giving the user extra mobility, but its overall power and authority are lacking. Acid is often considered a good starting Quirk for new players.
- Moves:
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