Warping

A stolen Emitter Quirk with target-based reach, Warping debuts in Chapter 88 and Episode 47. Its earliest holder is never identified; the power passed into All For One's collection and was also installed in the Nomu called Johnny.

Series lore treats it as a relative of Warp Gate. The implication is that Warping was either an early prototype in the effort to build that Quirk or one of the components folded into it. The Heroes gave it the nickname Gloop Warp during the Final War, and the anime labels it Mud Warp on the control room monitors, and the English dub renders the spoken version as Sludge Warp.

Activation forces a viscous black liquid up out of another person's mouth. It spreads across them until it has sealed the whole body, then functions as a gateway, taking the target with it as it disappears and depositing them somewhere else. The user can open multiple channels simultaneously and relocate a group in one motion. The ooze itself reportedly reeks.

The addressing scheme separates it from Warp Gate: destinations are people, not map points. That produces a strict set of walls. The user can only pull targets toward wherever they currently stand or push them away from it, nothing more creative. They must also have enough of a relationship with whoever they are moving, though proximity counts as a loophole, which is how All For One managed to snatch Katsuki Bakugo, who happened to be near someone he knew well enough. The reach falls short of Warp Gate's, requiring targets inside a set radius, and the user cannot send themselves anywhere.

The cost lands on the body. Kyudai Garaki noted that every activation leaves Johnny with a punishing case of tonsillitis. Sheer stubbornness can also break the effect: Tomura Shigaraki refused to go anywhere by swallowing the sludge before it could complete the transfer.

All For One wields Warping as one of his stockpiled powers, and Johnny, a Nomu produced by Kyudai Garaki, carries it as well. An unnamed original owner held it before All For One took it. When Kurogiri was in custody, the League of Villains was forced to fall back on this weaker substitute for their transportation needs.