Temporal Lock

Temporal Lock
Unlike the other powers that be, The Lone Power (Young Wizards) exists completely outside of time.
Power/Ability to:	Exist outside of time.

The power to exist outside of time. Sub-power of Spatial-Temporal Lock. Opposite to Temporal Presence.

Also Called

• Chronolock
• Time Lock

Capabilities

The user exists outside of time, which makes them immune to its effects and all that is caused by it. This can render the user ageless as a result. Since the user's body is not affected by time, they do not expend energy, and therefore neither need to eat nor sleep. Because time does not flow for the user, any diseases also do not progress, thus effectively rendering the user immune to disease symptoms and damage. They may also exhibit regenerative capabilities as a result of their temporal lock, as their bodies will always revert to the point in time in which they were not injured.

The user may be locked into a specific point in their time, and will always regress to that particular point in time, no matter how much of it passes.

Applications

• Disease Immunity
• Immunity to temporal and age based powers.
• Nigh Omnipresence
• Semi-Immortality
• Temporal Cognition
• Time Travel
• Self-Sustenance
• Temporal Healing

Associations

• Spatial-Temporal Lock
• Time Manipulation

Limitations

• Immune only to temporal powers, so spatial powers can still affect the user.
• Weak against Temporal Bypassing
• May not heal, as healing requires time to pass.
• May be temporally locked to an disadvantageous point in their timeline, such as before their prime or childhood.

Known Users

Manga/Anime

• Zen/Gen Fudō (Aquarion Evol)
• Misaki Kureha (Divergence Eve)
• Dimaria Yesta (Fairy Tail)
• Ultear Milkovich (Fairy Tail)
• Age/Bellcross (Heroic Age)
• Arcobaleno (Katekyo Hitman Reborn)
• Pryce (Pokemon Adventures)
• Rchimedes (Senyuu)

Comics

• Nathaniel Richards/Immortus (Marvel Comics)
• Zom (Marvel Comics)
• Eobard Thawne/Professor Zoom/Reverse-Flash (DC Comics)

Video Games

• Sprigg (Chrono Cross); originally
• Time Devourer (Chrono Cross)
• Atomos (Final Fantasy XI)
• Porky Minch (Mother 3)
• Blitzen (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Add (Elsword); as Mad Paradox

Literature

• Time Warp Trio (Time Warp Trio)
• Lone Power (Young Wizards)
• Achilles (TYPE-MOON); via Diatrekhōn Astēr Lonkhē Duel Field
• Shadow Men (John Dies at the End)

Television

• The Guardian (Sanctuary)
• Guardian of Forever (Star Trek)
• Bilis Manger (Torchwood)

Tabletop Games

• Being of Light (Forgotten Realms)

Known Locations

• Darkness Beyond Time (Chrono Cross)
• Neverland (Peter Pan)

Gallery

Porky Minch (Earthbound) has traveled through time so repeatedly that he locked himself out of it, making him immortal and impossible to kill, though he aged so much that he is weakened and crippled.

Immortus (Marvel Comics) used his far-flung futuristic technology to cease the effects of time on his own body, preventing aging.

Pryce (Pokemon Adventures) has spent so much time in the Crack of Time, granting him immunity to Dialga's temporal-distorting Roar of Time attack.

Dimaria Yesta (Fairy Tail) with the click of her teeth...

Can cause the Time in the world to stop and exist outside of it.

Ultear Milkovich (Fairy Tail) can exist outside of Time itself and not bound by it's rules.

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The Time Devourer (Chrono Cross) exists in the Darkness Beyond Time the resting place for all timelines that are, aren't, have been, and will ever be, in all of creation.

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Blitzen (Valkyrie Crusade) and her snow powers transcend time itself.

As Mad Paradox, Add (Elsword) exists as a spiritual being free from the flow of time.