Mei Hatsume's eyes work like a telephoto lens, pulling faces and objects into focus from as far as five kilometers away. The crosshair irises give the Quirk away on sight. She mostly points it at whoever might be persuaded to fund her next invention.
Zoom is a Mutant Quirk of long range belonging to Mei Hatsume, a student in U.A.'s Support Course. Rather than emitting anything, it is simply built into her eyes, granting vision that magnifies at will. The ability turns up in Chapter 35 of the manga and Episode 21 of the anime.
Her irises are shaped like crosshairs, an unusual detail that may well be part of the mutation itself rather than a coincidence of design.
The Quirk extends the user's sight far past normal limits, resolving distant people and objects with full clarity instead of merely making out shapes. By locking her focus onto one particular point, Mei can see roughly five kilometers out.
There is no charge-up, no cost, and no external component. The ability is passive equipment she carries in her skull, which fits a character whose entire personality is built around gear.

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Zoom belongs to Mei Hatsume, a student in U.A.'s Support Course, whose crosshair-shaped irises let her see distant objects with full clarity.
Zoom is a Mutant Quirk built directly into Mei Hatsume's eyes, giving her long-range vision without any external device or activation cost.
By locking her focus onto a single point, Mei Hatsume can see roughly five kilometers away with her Zoom Quirk.
Mei Hatsume's Zoom Quirk shows up in her crosshair-shaped irises, an unusual physical trait tied to her mutation.
Rather than using Zoom for combat, Mei Hatsume mainly scans crowds for people worth her attention, especially potential investors who might fund her support-item inventions.
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