Ugo Gollini shifts objects around without ever touching them, an Emitter Quirk from the film You're Next that works at long distance. Overmodification widens its scope sharply, letting him steer far more pieces at a time than he otherwise could.
Telekinesis is the Quirk of Ugo Gollini, an Emitter type with long range that first appeared in My Hero Academia: You're Next.
Anything without life of its own is fair game. Ugo directs objects wherever he likes, at whatever moment suits him, without laying a hand on them. Under Overmodification the number of things he can steer simultaneously climbs a great deal.

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Yes, Ugo Gollini has the Telekinesis Quirk in My Hero Academia. It is an Emitter type ability that lets him move lifeless objects at long range without touching them.
Telekinesis lets Ugo Gollini direct any object without a life of its own wherever and whenever he chooses, without laying a hand on it. Under Overmodification, the number of objects he can move at the same time increases significantly.
Ugo Gollini's Telekinesis Quirk debuted in the film My Hero Academia: You're Next.
Overmodification greatly increases the number of objects Ugo Gollini can steer with Telekinesis at the same time.
All For One has demonstrated an unnamed ability along similar lines, lifting objects into the air with his hand, though it has not been established as the same Quirk as Ugo Gollini's Telekinesis.
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