Air-based Quirks in My Hero Academia are versatile, utilized defensively and offensively by characters like Uraraka and Tsuburaba. Characters like Lady Nagant and Inasa show the unique and ...

By adding the 'Air Cannon' Quirk to her skill set, she would gain the ability to release powerful blasts of compressed air. Her Gentle Fist would be enhanced by this Quirk, enabling her to hit ...

Sean Quirk is teaching his brand of lacrosse to an advanced student body.After 18 successful years coaching the sport’s finer points at Endicott College in Beverly, Quirk has transitioned his… ...

Twitter user @Oreo166 believes that Shigaraki wasn't using the Air Wall Quirk. Instead, he was using the Air Cannon Quirk to deflect Endeavor's attacks, giving it the orange glow that Nine was ...

The Boston Cannons will have new leadership for the 2016 season, with Sean Quirk taking over as coach and Ian Frenette as president.The team will announced the hirings today.“I’m really ...

Lacrosse roots run deep on the North Shore and the region's premier professional team tabbed one of the area's winngest all-time coaches to take the helm on Thursday.

After leading the Boston Cannons to a Major League Lacrosse championship inside a bubble in July of 2020, coach Sean Quirk was unsure whether he still had a job when MLL merged with the Premier ...

Izuku Midoriya’s Delaware Smash Air Force, ... Quirk Skill γ “Canyon Cannon”: Increased number of bullets at all levels. My Hero Ultra Rumble Patch Bug Fixes Bug fixes.

Even from his house six and a half miles away, Gary Arold’s son can clearly hear the artillery-grade boom from his father’s giant air cannon. Along with his friend and co-builder, John Gill ...

While the father’s air cannon did explode with blue to show the parents would be welcoming a baby boy, the end of the cannon shot right back at him, hitting him in the groin and causing him to ...

While large scale vortex cannons have previously been made and tested using air and smoke, Florida based 'Backyard Scientist' wanted to take things one step further, testing it with fire.