The power to fuse physical combat with intangibility. Technique of Intangibility. Variation of Combat Merging.
Capabilities
The user is able to incorporate intangibility into any form of physical combat. This can give them an advantage by allowing them to bypass enemy defenses.
Applications
- Defense Break
- Intangibility Infusion
- Intangible Attacks
- Tangibility Interplay
- Internal Rupturing
- Phase Cutting
- Physical Disruption
Associations
Limitations
- Intangibility Cancellation is the perfect counter.
- Unless user can affect matter while intangible or uses object, materializing inside someone is good way to lose limb.
Known Users
- Ghostfreak (Ben 10 Series)
- Zs'Skayr (Ben 10 Series)
- Bigchill (Ben 10 Series)
- Ghost Soldier (DC Comics)
- Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
- Miss Martian (DC Comics)
- Speedsters (DC Comics/The Flash)
- The Flash
- Reverse-Flash
- Zoom
- Pathfinder (DC Comics)
- D.L. Hawkins (Heroes)
- Shadowcat (Marvel Comics)
- Vision (Marvel Comics)
- Mirio Togata (My Hero Academia)
- Obito Uchiha (Naruto)
- Akua Shuzen (Rosario + Vampire)
- Whisper Men (Doctor Who)
- Ghosts (Supernatural)
- Edith Brennan/Mama (Mama)
Gallery
Vision (Marvel Cinematic Universe) using his intangibility to attack an Ultron Sentry.
Using the Jigen-Tou, Akua Shuzen (Rosario + Vampire) turns intangible to slice through an opponent.
The Vision (Marvel Comics) demonstrates two forms of intangibility during combat.
Obito (Naruto) incorporates his intangibility into his fighting style to trick enemies into attacking him, before striking at the right moment.
Mirio Togata (My Hero Academia) has a Quirk, Permeation, that allows him to become intangible and travel through matter. He utilizies this in combat by phasing into walls/floors and popping out at random locations to surprise the enemy.
Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)