- "No... No, I spit acidic vomit."
- ― Zeitgeist, explaining that he DOES NOT put his finger on the pulse of society. (Deadpool 2)
The ability to generate from within oneself acid and release them from the mouth. Sub-power of Acid Attacks. Variation of Elemental Breath and Organic Breath.
Also Called[]
- Acid Breathing/Exhalation
- Acidic/Caustic/Corrosive Breath/Breathing/Exhalation
- Acidic Vomit (Marvel Comics)
- Mouth Acid Balls/Blast
Capabilities[]
The user can generate and manipulate acid within them in a way that allows them to shape the exhaling of the effect. These shapes can include bursts, streams, spheres, even a mist of it from the mouth.
Applications[]
Associations[]
- Acid Attacks
- Acid Manipulation
- Acidic Vomit
- Alien Physiology
- Biological Breath
- Elemental Breath
- Superior Human Physiology
Limitations[]
- Will not work with users with Acid Immunity.
- Power Immunity.
- User must be able to breath in and out.
- May be connected to Users lung capacity.
- Can damage users mouth if it is closed while discharging.
- Can't use this power if the throat is damaged.
Known Users[]
Comics
- Angel Salvadore (Marvel Comics)
- David Haller/Legion (Marvel Comics); via Personality 762
- Jimmy Natale/Vulture (Marvel Comics)
- Junk (Marvel Comics)
- Zeitgeist (Marvel Comics)
Live Movies
- Xenomorphs (Aliens/Aliens vs. Predator)
- Biollante (Godzilla)
- Dilophosaurus (Jurassic Park)
- Otachi (Pacific Rim)
- Rakor (Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves)
Live Television
- Ivan Bazevich (Alphas)
- Scabbar Demons (Charmed)
- Giant Maggots (Doctor Who)
- Yagdra (Starcraft)
- Acid Vomit Patient (The Boys)
Manga/Anime
- Boro (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations)
- Arukenimon (Digimon)
- Papipurio (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
- Katsuyu (Naruto)
- Mei Terumi (Naruto)
- Groribas (One Punch Man)
Video Games
- The Duke's Dear Freja (Dark Souls II)
- Horrors (New Blood Interactive's DUSK)
- Intoxigator (New Blood Interactive's DUSK)
- Son of Intoxigator (New Blood Interactive's DUSK)
- Spitters (Left 4 Dead 2)
- Zombie Snipers (Team Fortress 2)
- Bloated Butcherers (Monolith Productions' Blood)
- Chrysalid Pods (Monolith Productions' Blood)
- Reptile (Mortal Kombat Series)
- Novistadores (Resident Evil 4)
- Invisible Mutants (System Shock)
- The Afflicted (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim)
- Sliths (Unreal series)
Tabletop Games
- Black Dragons (Dungeons & Dragons)
- Copper Dragons (Dungeons & Dragons)
Cartoons
- Argus (Age of Mythology)
- Acid Breath (Ben 10)
- Polymorphs (Ben 10)
- Slamworm (Ben 10)
- Gourmands (Ben 10)
- Ssserpent (Ben 10)
- Voltanis (Di-Gata Defenders)
- Bone Vampires (Futurama)
- Acid Spitting Dragons (How To Train Your Dragon)
- HIM (Powerpuff Girls)
- Experiment 051 "Hocker" (Lilo & Stitch)
- Man-Spider (Spider-Man: The Animated Series)
- Mutated Meganeura (Martin Mystery)
- Mutated Meganeura Queen (Martin Mystery)
- Plasmus (Teen Titans)
- Puff (Static Shock)
- Toxis (Slugterra)
- Black Hat (Villainous)
- Venomari (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
- Centipeetles (Steven Universe)
- Kat Nebulans (Kid vs. Kat)
- Dr. Nautilus (Power Players)
- Skull Dismantler Skibidi Toilet (Skibidi Toilet)
Gallery[]
Yagdra (Starcraft) a worm who's acid burns like fire.
Scabbar Demons (Charmed) shooting acid from their mouths.
Mei Terumī (Naruto) using Lava Style: Lava Monster Jutsu/Lava Release: Melting Apparition Technique to create a strong acidic mudflow.
Weepinbell (Pokémon Adventures) using Gastro Acid to nullify Lickilicky's ability.
Acid Breath (Ben 10 series) can breathe acid in either a liquid or gaseous form.
Changewings (How To Train Your Dragon TV series) can launch concentrated streams of acid at victims that can melt most biological matter.
Deathgrippers (How To Train Your Dragon) breathe flammable/combustive acid that can melt or disintegrate anything/everything in their path. Their acid is much more powerful than the Changewing's acid.
The Afflicted (Skyrim)
The Horrors (New Blood Interactive's DUSK) can attack others by barfing acid from their bodies, and the acid itself can also reach great distances with such good velocity.
A Dilophosaurus (Jurassic Park) prepares to spit in Nedry's face.
Man-Spider (Spider-Man: The Animated Series) attacks the Punisher with acid spit.
As its normally apart of their physiology power sets, Sliths (Unreal series) can spit acidic goop at their enemies.
Dr. Nautilus (Power Players)
Slamworm (Ben 10)
Zeitgeist accidentally acid vomits on Peter. (Deadpool 2)
Depending on the spell that is activated by his partner Rooper, Papipurio (Konjiki no Gash Bell!) can spit out different substances, including acid.
Experiment 051 "Hocker" (Lilo and Stitch)
Skull Dismantler Skibidi Toilet spewing acid to destroy the Upgraded Parasite disabler tank