Disintegration
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- ""A shaft of energy shot out from the eye, bathing him in its glow. The next instant, Carapar shattered into fragments as if he had been made of crystal. Then there was nothing left of him but a pile of glittering dust on the stone floor.""
- ―Narrator, Federation of Fear
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 Tom (Heroes) causes an ornament to shatter | |
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Power/Ability to: |
Cause objects or people to lose cohesion |
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Also Called
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- Molecular Dispersion
- Disintegration Rays
CapabilityEdit
Users cause molecules to lose cohesion. Some can make matter fall part, others may wipe away beings on a molecular level. Dangerous ability, in that it may even revert matter into pure energy. The effect is induced by a variety of means, such as thought, touch, or energy waves.
VariationsEdit
- Disintegration Beam: beam that can disintegrate matter.
- Disintegration Touch: disintegrate objects by touch.
- Self-Disintegration: disinterate one's body molecules to dust and eventually, integrate back to normal form.
- Granulation: turn objects into sand.
- Vaporization: disperse objects into gases.
AssociationsEdit
- Dimensional Manipulation or Teleportation may accidentally cause this.
- Life-Force Absorption may cause this to happen.
- Elemental Manipulation
- Psychokinesis
LimitationsEdit
- Abilities may be involuntary
- Full deconstruction may take a long time
- Ability may only work to destroy, making reassembly difficult or impossible
- Users require concentration or focus to properly aim
- May cause self-disintegration
- Ambient Resource Construction can reverse the effects on inorganic objects.
Known UsersEdit
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GalleryEdit
Jean Grey in her Dark Phoenix alter-ego (X-Men: The Last Stand) has telekinesis so powerful, she can disintegrate her opponents.
Onoki (Naruto) can disintegrate his targets with his dust manipulation.
Mu (Naruto) can disintegrate his targets with his dust manipulation.
A Level 3 Akuma named Thread (D.Gray-man) can disintegrate molecular bonds via dark matter threads.
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