<p>No, it was mentioned the the bullet that hit Mirio was a permanent one. That means his quirk is gone for good unless someone reverses his body to the state before the quirk was lost. That is why they are helping Eri control her power so that she can help Mirio get back his quirk.</p>

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<p>The bullet made by Chisaki reverses a human back to the time when they were Quirkless. In theory, then, shouldn't Mirio's Quirk come back on its own as time goes by, just like when one's Quirk first appears?</p>

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Can Mirio's quirk come back on it's own?
# Can Mirio's quirk come back on it's own?
Posted by: username_0 on 2020-03-23
The bullet made by Chisaki reverses a human back to the time when they were Quirkless. In theory, then, shouldn't Mirio's Quirk come back on its own as time goes by, just like when one's Quirk first appears?
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### Answer by username_1 on 2020-03-23. Score: 2
No, it was mentioned the the bullet that hit Mirio was a permanent one. That means his quirk is gone for good unless someone reverses his body to the state before the quirk was lost. That is why they are helping Eri control her power so that she can help Mirio get back his quirk.
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> **username_2** (2020-03-24): Please include relevant sources/references.  
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