Electromagnetic Bullets, rendered in Viz translations as Magnet Missile, belongs to an unnamed pupil at Masegaki Primary School. The Quirk raises an electromagnetic field around thrown objects, turning an ordinary toss into something with real force behind it.
An Emitter Quirk built for long range, Electromagnetic Bullets is credited to an unnamed student of Masegaki Primary School. Viz translations render the name as Magnet Missile. Chapter 166 mentions the Quirk, but it is not actually shown until Episode 80 of the anime.
The user raises an electromagnetic field and uses it to amplify whatever they throw. The Quirk adds power to an existing projectile rather than producing one.

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Electromagnetic Bullets is an Emitter Quirk that raises an electromagnetic field around an object the user throws, adding real force to what would otherwise be an ordinary toss. It belongs to an unnamed student at Masegaki Primary School.
Viz translations render the Electromagnetic Bullets Quirk as Magnet Missile.
The only known user of Electromagnetic Bullets is an unnamed student at Masegaki Primary School.
No. Electromagnetic Bullets amplifies an existing projectile that the user throws rather than producing one out of nothing; the electromagnetic field only boosts the force behind the throw.
Electromagnetic Bullets is mentioned in Chapter 166 of the manga, though it is not actually shown on screen until Episode 80 of the anime.
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