Conjure is Tenko Tejina's Quirk, and it does one thing cleanly. Any reasonably small object he picks out vanishes from wherever it sits and lands in his waiting hand. The power comes from the Team-Up Missions spin-off, debuting in the twelfth chapter of that series.
Conjure is an Emitter Quirk with long-range reach, used by Tenko Tejina. It originates in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions and first appears in Chapter 12 of that series.
The user singles out an object of relatively small size, and it warps directly into their hand, crossing the intervening distance instantly rather than being dragged through it.
The effect invites comparison with Attraction of Small Objects, which pulls things toward its user. Conjure differs by teleporting them outright.

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The ability that functions like a summoning power is Conjure, a Quirk used by Tenko Tejina that instantly teleports a small object he selects directly into his hand.
Conjure belongs to Tenko Tejina, a character introduced in the My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions spinoff.
Conjure lets Tenko Tejina select a relatively small object and have it warp instantly into his hand, crossing the distance in an instant rather than being dragged toward him.
Conjure differs from the similar Quirk Attraction of Small Objects in that Conjure teleports a chosen object directly into Tenko Tejina's hand, while Attraction of Small Objects merely pulls things toward its user.
The Conjure Quirk debuted in Chapter 12 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.
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