Leap belongs to Kazuho Haneyama and turns any solid footing into a launch pad, carrying her enormous heights and distances in a single bound. It is not flight, and it protects her only on the descent she chose to make, which keeps ordinary falls just as dangerous as ever.
Leap is a close range Emitter Quirk introduced alongside Kazuho Haneyama in the opening chapter and opening episode of the Vigilantes spin-off. Rather than granting the sky outright, it converts a push off firm ground into extraordinary vertical and horizontal travel, giving its owner mobility that resembles flight without ever actually being it.
The Quirk needs something underfoot to shove against. With that footing secured, the user vaults far higher and much further than any body should manage, and the same activation cushions the landing so that touching down again does no harm.
That safety net is narrow. Protection covers only the bound the user deliberately makes, so a fall that happens outside of an active use offers nothing, and a sufficient drop can maim or kill. The surface itself matters too: mud, sand, and other yielding ground rob the push of its force, cutting down both the height reached and the distance covered.

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Leap lets its user push off solid ground to vault far higher and farther than any body should manage. The same activation cushions the landing, so the jump the user deliberately makes causes no harm on impact.
Leap belongs to Kazuho Haneyama, the principal user across the Vigilantes storyline. Bee☆Pop has also displayed the same ability, gaining it by way of Queen Bee.
Leap needs firm footing to push against, so soft surfaces like mud or sand rob the jump of its force. Its landing protection only covers a bound the user deliberately makes, so a fall outside of active use is just as dangerous as normal.
Leap is an Emitter Quirk that operates at close range, converting a push off the ground into extraordinary vertical and horizontal travel.
Leap debuted in Chapter 1 of the Vigilantes spin-off manga and was animated in Episode 1 of the Vigilantes anime.
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