

I was watching the movie _Heros Rising_ and while they were describing how
Nine got his quirk it briefly shows "The Doctor". He explains to Nine that he
has All for One's quirk, which means he can have nine quirks as well as his
own. It's never explained how this works, so I was wondering if anyone caught
onto it and look into it more. My only theory is that All for One is just like
One for All, where it can be transferred, but that is immediately shut down
because the movie has almost connected to the show itself. After all, it would
affect the storyline too much. If someone could explain, it would be
appreciated.


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How does Nine from the Boku no Hero Academia movie have All for One's quirk


He gained it through the experiment

> > he became the test subject of Dr. Daruma Ujiko's experiment, which granted
> him the Quirk known as All For One, allowing to steal and use up to nine
> different Quirks.

This is on Wikia,

[Nine - My Hero Academia
Wikia](https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Nine_\(My_Hero_Academia\)#:%7E:text=Nine%20\(%E3%83%8A%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3%2C%20Nain\)%20is,up%20to%20nine%20different%20Quirks.)

The doctor is a mad scientist who experiments on people frequently. Not much
is really known other than this and it might be explained more in the future
as we know that Shigaraki will inherit All For One's power. And has already
started to

> > Tomura's second Quirk is the original version of All For One used by his
> master. It allows him to steal other people's Quirks and use them as his
> own. All For One's first user intended to have Tomura inherit his Quirk

This is both here:

[Tomura Shigaraki](https://myheroacademia.fandom.com/wiki/Tomura_Shigaraki)

And here:

[All For One
(Quirk)](https://myheroacademia.fandom.com/wiki/All_For_One_\(Quirk\))

Perhaps it's given to Nine the same way as a test to see how it could be
transferred to Shigaraki. It's complicated but it seems like All for One can
definitely be transferred in a way just like One for All just Maybe not by DNA
unless it's a different form of DNA such as blood possibly. We don't know what
happened during the experiment so I can't say for sure whether blood
transfusion was a part of the process or not but it may very well be. Hope
this helps.


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