Pointer answers a single question: where is the thing you are looking for? Hokuto Hario, billed as Compass Kid, spins on the spot until his own arms and legs settle into place, each one aimed at whatever person, location or object he has in mind.
Pointer was an Emitter Quirk with long range, held by Hokuto Hario of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, who went by the hero name Compass Kid. Its purpose was pure search: it revealed the bearing toward people, places and objects that its owner wanted to locate. Chapter 79 of that series marks its first appearance.
Activation was physical rather than mental. Hario had to rotate in place first, and once he came to rest his limbs settled aimed at the target of the search. Direction was all the Quirk delivered, nothing more. Because his arms and legs served as the needles, he was capped at three separate headings at any one time.

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Pointer is a long range Emitter Quirk that reveals the direction toward people, places, or objects that its holder wants to locate.
Pointer belongs to Hokuto Hario, who goes by the hero name Compass Kid in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.
To use Pointer, Hokuto Hario first rotates in place, and once he comes to rest his arms and legs settle aimed toward the target he is searching for.
Because his arms and legs serve as the needles, Hokuto Hario is capped at three separate headings at any one time.
Pointer first appeared in Chapter 79 of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.
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