Inko Midoriya's power never got a name, and it never got much reach either. She can coax light things across a room toward her hand, which in a world of fire and lightning is exactly the kind of gift that makes a boy wonder what he inherited.
This Quirk belongs to Inko Midoriya and has never been given an official title, so the descriptive label stands in for one. Classified as an Emitter working at close range, it appears in the opening chapter and the opening episode.
What it grants amounts to a narrow slice of telekinesis: small things drift toward the holder on command.
Where the size ceiling sits has never been established. A book will come to her, as will an action figure, which suggests anything appreciably heavier stays put.
Speed is limited too. Nothing snaps to her palm; she draws objects in over repeated motions, pointing toward something gravitational rather than instant telekinesis.

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Inko Midoriya's Quirk, informally called Attraction of Small Objects, lets her draw small lightweight items toward her hand from a short distance.
Attraction of Small Objects lets Inko Midoriya pull small, lightweight items such as a book or an action figure toward her hand across a room.
No, Attraction of Small Objects is not an official name. Inko Midoriya's Quirk has never been given a title in the series, so the descriptive label is used as a stand in.
Attraction of Small Objects works at close range and pulls objects in gradually through repeated motions rather than snapping them instantly to Inko's hand.
Attraction of Small Objects bears a resemblance to Conjure among catalogued My Hero Academia Quirks.
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