Telekinesis

Tatsumaki — Held a city's worth of falling debris suspended in the air while controlling the pieces individually

Jean Grey — Manipulated matter at the molecular level while acting as a host of the Phoenix Force

Psylocke — Condensed psychic energy into a focused blade, trading broad force for extreme precision

Mob — Output is gated by an emotional counter that escalates to an uncontrolled release when it reaches 100% 100 %

Eleven — Telekinetic effort produces nosebleeds and collapse, with severity scaling directly with output

Martian Manhunter — Carries telekinesis alongside telepathy, shapeshifting, intangibility, flight and strength in a single power set

Darth Vader — Applies Force telekinesis at small scale with high precision, lifting and constricting individuals rather than moving mass

Saiki Kusuo — Uses telekinesis constantly and casually, to the point that the series treats it as an inconvenience rather than an asset

Jean Grey — Holds a damaged craft together by will while piloting it

Jean Grey — As Phoenix, disassembles matter at the molecular level

Professor X — Demonstrated, but consistently secondary to his telepathy

Scarlet Witch — Restrains multiple opponents simultaneously at range

Scarlet Witch — Flies by applying force to herself

Saiki Kusuo — Moves objects casually and constantly, without gesture or concentration

Raven — Lifts and restrains multiple opponents through the soul-self

Raven — The soul-self acts as a shield able to absorb sustained attack

Psylocke — After the power shift, telekinesis becomes her primary rather than secondary ability

Psylocke — Lifts and restrains several opponents at once

Nagato — Bansho Ten'in pulls a target toward him instead of pushing away

Nagato — Removes a soul by touch, one of the six paths' abilities

Franklin Richards — Moves matter directly without touching it

Franklin Richards — Power output is tied to his age and grows as he does

Molecule Man — Moves and reshapes any material without contact

Molecule Man — Holds an entire planet's worth of debris in place

Tatsumaki — Lifts and hurls buildings with no visible effort

Tatsumaki — Stops incoming projectiles mid-air and returns them

Tatsumaki — Ranked the second most powerful hero, which sets her scale in-universe

Mob — Moves objects at a scale no other esper in the series approaches

Mob — His power is tied to suppressed emotion, and releases when it reaches 100%

Mob — He deliberately avoids using the power, which is the premise rather than a limit

Eleven — Moves and crushes objects and people by will alone

Eleven — Heavy use causes nosebleeds and exhaustion, the series' consistent cost

Eleven — Opens and closes the gate, the largest application of the power

Trafalgar D. Water Law — Rearranges objects and people without touching them

Trafalgar D. Water Law — Swaps himself with a distant object to escape instantly

Trafalgar D. Water Law — Redirects an incoming attack to a different target inside the sphere

Byakuya Kuchiki — Senbonzakura disperses his blade into a thousand fragments he directs at will

Byakuya Kuchiki — The fragments are too small to see, which is why the attack cannot be blocked

Byakuya Kuchiki — Control is stated to depend on his own reiatsu, so exhaustion disperses it

Superboy — Tactile telekinesis, not Kryptonian strength — he grips objects at a distance to move them

Superboy — Extends the field around objects to make them invulnerable too

Superboy — The field fails when he is unconscious, unlike true invulnerability

Superboy — Catches a falling aircraft using the field rather than his hands