Eruption belongs to Maguma Iwata, a villain drawn from game material rather than the main story. It converts his own body fat into molten rock and throws it, turning stored energy into magma hot enough to make close quarters unlivable for anyone standing in front of him.
Eruption, written in Japanese as Funka, is the Quirk carried by Maguma Iwata. It is an Emitter type, and because it originates in game material rather than the manga or anime, it sits among the non-canon, game-original powers alongside the rest of that roster.
Burning through their own body fat, the user renders it into a molten material that matches magma for heat, then expels the result.
Maguma's suit modifications split the output between his hands. The right one scatters magma over a wide area, while the left concentrates it into lava lasers.

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Eruption is an Emitter Quirk that lets the user burn through their own body fat, render it into a molten material matching magma for heat, and expel the result. It belongs to Maguma Iwata, a villain drawn from game material rather than the main manga or anime story.
Maguma Iwata is the only known user of the Eruption Quirk.
No. Eruption originates in game material rather than the manga or anime, placing it among the franchise's non-canon, game-original Quirks.
Maguma Iwata's suit modifications split his Eruption output between his hands: the right hand scatters magma over a wide area, while the left concentrates it into focused lava lasers.
Maguma Iwata's named Ultimate Move using the Eruption Quirk is called Volcannon.
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