The power to split body apart and control the pieces. Sub-power of Body Manipulation.
Also Called
- Anatomical Automatism/Detectability/Liberation/Reanimation/Removal
- Body-Part Automatism/Detectability/Liberation/Reanimation/Removal
- Limb Automatism/Detectability/Liberation/Reanimation/Removal
- Organ Automatism/Detectability/Liberation/Reanimation/Removal
Capabilities
User can split their own body apart into pieces and control the said pieces however they wish, by levitating them away from the user's main body and using them as they were connected to user.
User are immune to cutting and being slashed because they can just pull their bodies back together again. They can also remove their own organs without dying and will neither bleed to death nor die if their brain or heart is removed.
Applications
Variations
- Autotomy
- Body Part Substitution
- Body Part Swapping
- Recreate a detach limb, allowing a limb to be destroyed
- Regenerative Healing Factor could play a role since one can allow a limb to be detach to escape.
Associations
Limitations
- May not be able to levitate body-parts, so they are limited to moving on groud.
- If limb is lost or destroyed a new one may not grow back in its place.
- Limbs may possess a mind of its own.
- The user will still die if their brain or heart is destroyed.
Known Users
- Genie (Aladdin)
- Kōkaku (Chaos Dragon)
- Arm-Fall-Off Boy (DC Comics)
- Buggy (One Piece)
- Naraku (InuYasha)
- Lorne (Angel)
- Swampfire (Ben 10:Alien Force/Ultimate Alien)
- Cyborg (DC Comics)
- Pretorius (The Mask: The Animated Series, via cyborg body)
- Spongebob Squarepants (Spongebob Squarepants)
- Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
- Bryce Boltzmann (NeverDead)
- Mr. Potato Head (Toy Story)
- Saucer Men (Invasion of The Saucer Men)
- Bender (Futurama)
- Momiji (Hiniiru)
- Anole (Marvel)
- The Thing (John Carpenter's The Thing)
- Divider (Dead Space)
- Dead Girl (Marvel)
- Black Doom/Doom's Eye (Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Ronald Meltzer (Angel)
- Kakuzu (Naruto)
- Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
- Super-Soldiers (The X-Files)
- Sally (The Nightmare Before Christmas)
- Mala Mala Jong (Xiaolin Showdown)
- Gruntilda Winkybunion (Banjo-Kazooie)
- Weavel (Metroid Prime Hunters)
- Cyborg (Teen Titans/DC Comics)
- Diabolico (Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue)
- Broque Monsieur (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)
- Time Eater (Sonic Generations)
- Dry Bones (Super Mario series)
- Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean)
- Frankie Stein (Monster High)
- Dr. Strangeglove (Moshi Monster)
- Autons (Doctor Who)
- Auton Mickey
- Bloodscream (Marvel Comics)
- Nana (Elfen Lied)
- Garrison Kane (Marvel Comics)
- G2 (Inspector Gadget 2)
- Kamen Rider Double (Kamen Rider) via Joker Memory
- Dr. Finklestein's Experiment (Kingdom Hearts II)
- Guard Armor (Kingdom Hearts)
- Alisa Bosconovitch (Tekken)
- Bem (Star Trek: The Animated Series)
- Chappy (Volta TV Series)
- Captain Marvel (Captain Marvel); a different one could detach: head, arms, legs, etc.
- Monsoon (Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance)
- Manananggals (Filipino Mythology/Folklore)
Gallery
Kakuzu (Naruto)
_0004.jpg "180px-Victor Borkowski (Earth-616) 0004.jpg (31 KB)")
Anole (Marvel)
Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
SpongeBob (SpongeBob SquarePants)
Dead girl (Marvel)
The Thing (The Movie The Thing)
Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog) can separate his third eye from his body at any time and control it.
Lorne (Angel) can survive limb severing and decapitation and reattach his body parts as long as his body is not mutilated after the dismemberment.
Chappy (Volta) has this ability.
Buggy (One Piece) has eaten the Bara Bara no Mi, meaning he can separate and control his body parts.
Monsoon (Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance) accomplishes this ability through magnetically-charged cybernetics.
Saucer men (Invasion of The Saucer Men) can detach their own hands which have a life of their own
