Sequel Series Quirk Ideas

I'm brainstorming for a sequel series set in the United States. I'm not an artist, and I don't have the money to pay for one, but if anyone is interested, I would love to see some ideas fleshed out.

The basic premise is the protagonist thought he was quirkless, but actually is a late bloomer. In a nutshell, it's an enchantment type quirk, where he can imbue solid physical objects with energy, thus creating magic items. Unlike Deku, he never wanted to be a hero, instead opting for a normal yuppie career. It is only through manifestation of this quirk that this hero life is thrust upon him.

Here are some ideas for quirks of other characters:

Animus (Alternatively: Monstrification): A variant of enchantment, the user channels energy into animals to create magical beasts to partner with them and perform various tasks. I took inspiration from JJK (cursed spirit manipulation and shikigamis), Ben 10 (Dr. Animo), Pokemon, and Game of Thrones and Eragon (Dragonriders).

One fun idea I've been toying with is for them to have an all terrain animal (ATA lol), which they use for land, water, air, and even space travel. A flying quadrupedal whale sounds amazing to me.

Apex: A lycanthropy transformation type quirk with two stages: one intermediate and one fully transformed second stage. Like the final evos of Pokemon and second state of naruto cursed marks.

A large and cryptic clan has this quirk, and has been around for millennia, longer than the first quirk user. They are predatory, feeding on humans, especially quirk users, by which they can become stronger. I plan to have an arc dedicated to this clan.

Blizzard Drake: Inspired by DnD and Kyurem from Gen 5. It is a hybrid of the Frost, Whirlwind, and Dragon quirks. The user transforms into a massive white dragon capable of launching frost breath attacks and causing destructive blizzards by flapping their wings.

Refusing to be recognized by the Himura clan for being a heteromorph, and not part of the main family, the user carries a grudge. A side effect of their destructive power is the difficulty in controlling it.

As such, the user has an inadvertent winter area of effect even in human form. They lower the temperature by several degrees within a certain radius. In dragon form, they are calamitous when distressed.

These are just some baseline ideas, with more to follow.