Water Control lets its owner command whatever water is within reach and reshape it into weapons. In Dozaemon's hands it becomes everything from claws sharp enough to tear a boat apart to heavy surges driven at a target, provided there is a source nearby to draw on.
This Emitter Quirk belongs to the villain Dozaemon and operates at long range, showing up in Chapter 15 and Episode 10. Its premise is straightforward: water in the vicinity answers to the user and moves as directed.
Direction is only half of it. The user also decides what shape the water takes, which is where the offensive variety comes from. Formed into edged claws, it carries enough cutting force to rip straight through a boat. Left as raw volume, it can be hurled forward as a battering torrent aimed at an opponent.
The obvious constraint is supply. The Quirk manipulates water rather than producing it, so without a body of it on hand there is nothing to work with.

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Yes, Water Control is an Emitter Quirk in My Hero Academia held by the villain Dozaemon, who commands nearby water and shapes it into weapons.
In My Hero Academia, this kind of ability is called Water Control, the Quirk used by the villain Dozaemon to direct and reshape water within his reach.
Dozaemon can shape water into sharp claws strong enough to tear through a boat, or hurl it forward as a heavy battering torrent at an opponent.
Water Control only manipulates existing water rather than creating it, so Dozaemon needs a body of water nearby or the Quirk has nothing to work with.
Water Control debuted in Chapter 15 of the manga and Episode 10 of the anime, used by the villain Dozaemon.
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