The ability to absorb water and utilize it in some way. Technique of Water Manipulation. Variation of Elemental Absorption.
Capabilities
The user can absorb water in all its forms from the atmosphere, bodies of water or living creatures, while removing it from the source, into their body and use it in various ways, gaining some form of advantage, either by enhancing themselves, gaining the drained power, using it as power source etc., either temporarily or permanently.
Applications
- Assimilation Shield
- Dehydration when used on living beings.
- Elemental Enhanced Condition
- Hydrokinetic Regeneration
- Water Breath
- Water Empowerment
- Water Immunity
Variations
Associations
Limitations
- May not be able to control the absorption.
- May be limited to how much one can absorb.
- May have limited range, including touch only.
Known Users
- Hama (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Katara (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Water Hazard (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Eliade (D.Gray-Man)
- Sandtrout (DUNE)
- Suu (Monster Musume)
- Crocodile (One Piece)
- Ikaros Much (One Piece)
- Pokémon with "Dry Skin" (Pokémon)
- Pokémon with "Storm Drain" (Pokémon)
- Pokémon with "Water Absorb" (Pokémon)
- Aisha (Slimy Thief)
- SpongeBob SquarePants (SpongeBob SquarePants)
- Ramlak (Thundercats 2011)
- Sere (Worm)
- Toa of Water (BIONICLE)
Gallery
Water Hazard (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) can absorb moisture from the air through the openings on his palms.
Eliade (D.Gray-Man) producing vast quantities of bubbles that absorb moisture from everything they hit, leaving them dried up husks.
Crocodile (One Piece) using his right hand to absorb all the water content out of his victims, leaving them dried up mummies.
Wooper (Pokémon) is immune to water-type attacks thanks to its ability "Water Absorb".
Aisha's body (Slimy Thief) passively absorbs any water she comes into contact with and expands proportionality.