The power to use the abilities of a Sylph. Technique of Sylph Manipulation. Variation of Cryptid Physiology. Combination of Elemental Spirit Physiology, Fairy Physiology and Air Mimicry.
Also Called[]
- Sylph Body/Form/Mimicry
- Sylphid Body/Form/Mimicry/Physiology
- Air Spirit Mimicry/Physiology
Capabilities[]
User with this ability either is or can transform into a Sylph, invisible beings of the air, originating as Paracelsus elementals of air. They have no known substantial mythos associated with them, but several RPGs have used them.
They are most commonly described as faerie-like females with insect-wings, with ability to turn invisible and manipulate air and wind.
Applications[]
Variations[]
Associations[]
- Angel Physiology
- Apsara Physiology
- Cryptid Physiology
- Djinni Physiology
- Elemental Spirit Physiology
- Fairy Physiology
- Insect Physiology
- Mythic Physiology
- Sylph Manipulation
- Spirit Physiology
Known Users[]
- Celia (The Order of the Stick)
- Sylph (Black Clover)
- Silphymon (Digimon)
- Sylph (Final Fantasy)
- Sylph (Megami Tensei)
- Sylphs (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)
- Sylphs (Summoners War)
- Sylph Tribe (Sword Art Online)
- Sylph (Tales of Symphonia)
- Sylph (The Spiderwick Chronicles)
- Willow (Terry Brooks' Magic Kingdom of Landover)
- Sylph (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Silpheed (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
- ZW - Sylphid Wing (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
Gallery[]
Celia (The Order of the Stick), an air elemental sylph.
Sylph (Black Clover)
Sylph (Final Fantasy Dimensions II)
Sylph (Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia)
Sylph (Final Fantasy IV)
Sylph (Megami Tensei)
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Sylph (The Spiderwick Chronicles)
Sylph (Valkyrie Crusade)