Spring Manipulation

The power to manipulate the season, spring, which is the ideas of rebirth, renewal and regrowth. Sub-power of Season Manipulation.

Also Called

 * Spring Control
 * Springtime Manipulation

Capability
Spring is the growth, renewal, new life (both plant and animal) being born. The user is able to manipulate and control one of the four season which is spring. It is the transition time between winter and summer. Users can manipulate the ideas of rebirth, renewal and regrowth. They are most ceraintly empowered during months of March, April and May which are the spring month of the climate. In spring, the axis of the Earth is increasing its tilt toward the Sun and the length of daylight rapidly increases for the relevant hemisphere. The hemisphere begins to warm significantly causing new plant growth to "spring forth," giving the season its name. Thus, results of warmth caused by the turning of the Earth's axis.

Appliance

 * Earth Manipulation
 * Turning the Earth's axis, causing Spring.
 * Plant Manipulation/Growth - manipulate and induce growth in plant-life.
 * Manipulate and control flowers; the essence of spring.
 * Induce fertility in soil.
 * Feel nature and the elements.
 * Weather Manipulation
 * Create rainfalls for growth of plants.
 * Induce heat in enviroment for growth of plants.

Associations

 * Circadian Control
 * Solar Manipulation

Limitations

 * Rainfalls in spring must follow trends more related to longer cycles or events created by ocean currents and ocean temperatures.
 * Unstable weather patterns may more occur.

Known Users

 * Persephone (Greek Mythology)
 * Hebe (Greek Mythology)
 * Maia (Greek Mythology)
 * Kore (Greek Mythology)
 * Anna Perenna (Roman Mythology)
 * Flora (Roman Mythology)
 * Prosepina (Roman Mythology)
 * Libera (Roman Mythology)
 * Hebe (Greek Mythology)
 * Sita (Hindu Mythology)
 * Artio (Swiss Mythology)
 * Beiwe (Finnish Mythology)
 * Blodewedd (Celtic Mythology)
 * Brigit (Celtic Mythology)
 * Ostara (Celtic Mythology)
 * Olwen (Celtic Mythology)
 * Kostroma (Russian Mythology)
 * Dziewanna (Slavic/Baltic Mythology)
 * Lada (Slavic/Baltic Mythology)
 * Freya (Nordic Mythology)
 * Gefn (Norse Mythology)
 * Rafu-Sen (Shinto Mythology)
 * KonoHana-Sakuya-Hime (Shinto Mythology)
 * Hare Ke (West African Mythology)