Fire Cracker is a movie-original Emitter Quirk carried by the Bomb Villain in World Heroes' Mission. Its owner turns his own hair into ordnance, tearing loose clumps and setting them off at a distance with enough force to level a building. He can also ride the smaller detonations for a crude burst of speed.
Fire Cracker belongs to the Bomb Villain, a long-range Emitter Quirk introduced in the third feature film, World Heroes' Mission. It sits among the movie-original villain Quirks rather than anything drawn from the main manga.
The user harvests himself for ammunition, tearing loose handfuls of hair and detonating each clump the way a lit firework goes off. Distance is the selling point, since the charges travel before they burst, and the yield is no joke: a single blast can bring down a structure.
Smaller detonations double as thrust. Firing them behind himself gives the Bomb Villain a rough shove forward. The trick echoes what Katsuki Bakugo does with Explosion, though the comparison is unkind, since the villain's version delivers far less push.

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Fire Cracker is a long-range Emitter Quirk belonging to the Bomb Villain that lets him tear off clumps of his own hair and detonate them at a distance.
The Bomb Villain is the only confirmed user of the Fire Cracker Quirk.
A single Fire Cracker blast is strong enough to bring down a structure, since the Bomb Villain's hair clumps travel before detonating with heavy force.
Yes, the Bomb Villain can set off smaller Fire Cracker detonations behind himself for a rough burst of forward propulsion.
Fire Cracker is a movie-original Quirk introduced in the third My Hero Academia film, World Heroes' Mission, and is not part of the main manga.
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