Plant belongs to the villain Chomper, who can convert parts of his body into vegetation carrying healing properties for his allies. It has never appeared in the manga or the anime, surfacing only in a mobile game, which leaves nearly everything about it undocumented.
Plant is a Mutant type Quirk used by the villain Chomper. Its range varies.
The Quirk converts the holder's body parts into plant structures. Those structures carry properties capable of healing the user's allies. No further detail on how it operates exists.

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Plant is a Mutant type Quirk used by the villain Chomper that converts parts of his body into plant structures carrying healing properties for his allies.
Chomper is the only known holder of the Plant Quirk.
The Plant Quirk turns the holder's body parts into vegetation, and those plant structures can heal the user's allies.
The Plant Quirk has never been shown in the manga or anime. Its only appearance is in the mobile game My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero.
Plant is a Mutant type Quirk with a range that varies.
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