Rikido's Quirk allows him to increase his strength five-fold for three minutes. To activate his Quirk, he needs to consume 10 grams of sugar. When converting sugar into strength, his cognitive functions gradually drop, making him sleepy afterward.

Sugar Rush (シュガードープ, Shugā Dōpu?) is the Quirk used by Rikido Sato. Sugar Rush allows the user to multiply their strength five-fold for three minutes for every ten grams of sugar they ingest...

May 25, 2024 · Rikido Sato, also known as Sugarman, packs a powerful punch with his Sugar Rush quirk that enhances his strength when he consumes sugar. Despite not being a popular …

Rikido Sato is a character from the My Hero Academia fandom. Rikido is a student from Class 1-A at UA High School. His Quirk, Sugar Rush, allows him to quickly break down sugars and turn them into increased strength. Rikido seems to be close …

Rikido is a loyal and kind-hearted young boy who has an interest in sweets and baking, later being a useful skill to have due to his own Quirk. He is surprisingly very creative and talented at making sweets, conquering his classmates with his food.

Sugar Rush: Rikido's Quirk allows him to increase his strength five-fold for three minutes. To activate his Quirk, he needs to consume 10 grams of sugar. When converting sugar into strength, his cognitive functions gradually drop, making him sleepy afterward.

Aug 2, 2023 · Sato's Sugar Rush is a strength-enhancing Quirk, which should be suitable for a hero. However, his Quirk's drawbacks and activation triggers quickly turn it into one of the worst Quirks in MHA. Sugar Rush gives Sato five times his strength for three minutes, for every 10 grams of sugar he consumes.

Aug 27, 2021 · Sato's Sugar Rush Quirk magnifies his base strength levels by a factor of five, although he's limited by both time (a three-minute window) and utilizable glucose (10g at a time).

Suger Rush: Rikido's unique Quirk is the ability to increase his strength five-fold, for three minutes, by consuming 10 grams of sugar. For every additional 10 grams of sugar he ingests he extends the time of increased strength by another three minutes.

Aug 15, 2018 · What I would like to suggest is that Rikido Sato's 'Sugar Rush' isn't based from the sugar he ingests, but his glucose levels and stored glucose in his body, this would also help explain why he experiences fatigue and cognitive loss with his quirk, and why he isn't in a permanent state of sugar rush because of his glucose levels or why ...