Chemistry Manipulation

Chemistry Manipulation
Dr. Indigo (One Piece) using his Chemical Juggling.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate chemical substances

The power to manipulate chemical substances. Sub-power of Science Manipulation. The scientific version of Alchemy.

Also Called

• Chemical Control/Manipulation
• Chemical Substance Control/Manipulation
• Chemokinesis

Capabilities

The user can create/generate, shape and manipulate chemical substances that can create new elemental or chemical, toxic, combustible, or explosive substance. Users can also manipulate the reactions of the chemical substance.

Applications

• Acidic Poison Manipulation
  • Acid Manipulation
  • Poison Manipulation
• Alcohol Manipulation
• Amalgamation
  • Fusionism
• Chemical Breath
• Chemical Generation
• Chemical Reaction Manipulation
  • Body Chemistry Manipulation
  • Chemical Absorption
  • Chemical Mutation
    • Genetic Manipulation
  • Elemental Manipulation
    • Elemental Recomposition
    • Elemental Transmutation
  • Matter State Manipulation
    • Matter State Shift
  • Matter Transmutation
  • Property Manipulation
    • Property Conglomeration
    • Transmutation
  • Self-Atomic Manipulation
    • Self-Molecular Manipulation
      • Evolution
• Disease Manipulation
  • Pathogen Manipulation
  • Prion Manipulation
• Disintegration/Disassembly
• Gas Manipulation
  • Micro-Oxygen Manipulation
• Hormone Manipulation
  • Pheromone Manipulation
• Liquid Manipulation
  • Viscosity Manipulation
• Medicine Manipulation
  • Drug Usage
  • Drug Immunity
• Periodic Table Powers
• Physical Change Manipulation
• Powder Manipulation
• Plasma Manipulation
  • Charged Particles Manipulation
    • Electricity Manipulation
  • Explosion Manipulation
  • Nuclear Manipulation
  • Temperature Manipulation
• Solid Manipulation
  • Ductility Manipulation

Associations

• Alchemy
• Chemical-Based Powers
• Electromagnetism Manipulation
• Science Manipulation
• Transmutation

Limitations

• May end up severely injured or even die, if not careful when mixing minerals.
• May be poisoned by certain elements or radiation.
• Certain chemicals may cause mental dysfunctions

Known Users

• Alchemists (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood)
• Dr. Indigo (One Piece)
• Magellan (One Piece)
• Mayuri Kurotsuchi (Bleach)
• Szayel Aporro (Bleach)
• Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Omega Red (Marvel Comics)
• Noh-Varr (Marvel Comics)
• Pixie (Marvel Comics)
• Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics)
• Gambit (Marvel Comics)
• Terror Inc. (Marvel Comics)
• Toad (Marvel Comics)
• Scarecrow (DC Comics)
• Joker (DC Comics)
• Metamorpho (DC Comics)
• Insect Queen (DC Comics)
• Chemo (DC Comics)
• Metamorpho/Rex Mason (DC Comics)
• Lin (The King of Fighters)
• Toxzon (Max Steel)
• Vapor Man (Galaxy Trio)
• Xenomorphs (Aliens vs. Predator)
• Ripley 8 (Alien Resurrection)
• Hedorah (Godzilla)
• Kidōmaru (Naruto)
• Echidna (Greek Mythology)
• Sasha (Infamous)
• Poison-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Screwloose (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures)
• Nonoko Ogasawara (Gakuen Alice); via her Chemistry Alice
• Verdant (Whateley Academy)
• Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
• Mutagen Man (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Gutrot (Ben 10)

Gallery

Lily (Code:Breaker) can control and produce chemistry within her body, creating many types of chemicals.

Chemo (DC Comics) can produce and expel almost any types of hazardous liquid materials.

Kiru (Karakuri) using his Mechanism to produce control the temperature and pressure of liquid methane he injects into his victims, which then expands 630 times when vaporized, causing the body to explode.