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Currently Mirio has Teleportation on his profile, and I need some clarification on this right now.
There is no statement whatsoever that says he is teleported out of the ground. "Multiple objects can't occupy the same space at once, so one of them gets repelled. That means I get launched out of the ground instantaneously! That's the secret behind my warp."
Wording is very important here. He does not teleport out of the ground, he is just being launched the instant he makes himself solid. Not that he teleported above ground. Also Mirio is using the term warp because the students were calling it that, he isn't actually warping. He states he is launched out, and says he gets shot out. Characters using the term warp is common when someone moves faster than they can react or perceive.
If he actually teleported to the top, he'd have no momentum as he'd just appear above ground. But that isn't what is being shown, in the instant he becomes solid while overlapping with another object, he gets launched out of the ground. He has used this way of traveling for his advantage to propel himself out of walls at high speeds. Because he comes out of the walls with the speed he had while being pushed out of it. This can't happen with teleportation, as he would have no movement or momentum.
Case in point, we can see Mirio coming out of the ground and Chisaki is able to protect Chrono before his fist can hit him. If Mirio was actually teleporting, this scene is impossible. There can't be a period like this, since Mirio would be instantly out of the ground. This shows right here that he isn't teleporting, and instead being repelled/shot out of the ground like he said.
Overhaul is faster than teleportation?
The page on teleportation says this. "The ability to move instantaneously from one location to another without physically occupying the space in between."
This is clearly not happening when Mirio is propel out of the ground.
There is no statement whatsoever that says he is teleported out of the ground. "Multiple objects can't occupy the same space at once, so one of them gets repelled. That means I get launched out of the ground instantaneously! That's the secret behind my warp."
Wording is very important here. He does not teleport out of the ground, he is just being launched the instant he makes himself solid. Not that he teleported above ground. Also Mirio is using the term warp because the students were calling it that, he isn't actually warping. He states he is launched out, and says he gets shot out. Characters using the term warp is common when someone moves faster than they can react or perceive.
If he actually teleported to the top, he'd have no momentum as he'd just appear above ground. But that isn't what is being shown, in the instant he becomes solid while overlapping with another object, he gets launched out of the ground. He has used this way of traveling for his advantage to propel himself out of walls at high speeds. Because he comes out of the walls with the speed he had while being pushed out of it. This can't happen with teleportation, as he would have no movement or momentum.
Case in point, we can see Mirio coming out of the ground and Chisaki is able to protect Chrono before his fist can hit him. If Mirio was actually teleporting, this scene is impossible. There can't be a period like this, since Mirio would be instantly out of the ground. This shows right here that he isn't teleporting, and instead being repelled/shot out of the ground like he said.
The page on teleportation says this. "The ability to move instantaneously from one location to another without physically occupying the space in between."
This is clearly not happening when Mirio is propel out of the ground.
I used Mirio having pseudo teleportation as one of my ways to get Deku to immeasurable speed on offsite scaling 
