Purple beams that pour out of the fingertips and bend on command, Bullet Laser is one of the stolen powers in Nine's collection. Never given an official name in the story, it earns its label from what it does: cutting, curving light with the punch of live ammunition.
Bullet Laser counts among the many powers Nine took for himself, lifted from a hero whose identity is never revealed. The name is conjectural, since the film leaves the ability unlabeled. It falls under the Emitter classification and operates at long range, reaching targets well beyond arm's length.
Audiences meet the power on screen in My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising, where Nine treats it as one option among his stolen arsenal rather than a signature technique.
Light gathers at the fingertips and leaves them as violet beams. Two firing modes exist. The simplest is a straight blast aimed directly at a target. The more dangerous option lets the wielder bend the beams as they leave the hand, so the light arcs toward a mark that thought it had cover.
Raw output is severe. The beams punch through flesh without difficulty, and they carry enough force to level a house or shatter sizable boulders. On impact they can also detonate, adding a blast radius to what would otherwise be a clean puncture.

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The laser type power known as Bullet Laser belongs to Nine, the main villain of the film My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising, who stole it from an unnamed hero.
Bullet Laser fires violet beams of light from the user's fingertips, either as a straight blast or bent mid flight to curve around cover toward a target.
Bullet Laser is powerful enough to punch through flesh, level a house, or shatter sizable boulders, and the beams can also detonate on impact.
No, Bullet Laser is a conjectural title. The film My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising never gives the ability an official name.
Nine stole Bullet Laser from an unnamed hero whose identity is never revealed in Heroes: Rising, adding it to his stolen collection of Quirks.
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