Amorphous Physiology

Amorphous Physiology
Catherine Weaver/T-1001 (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles)
Power/Ability to:	Have a body composed of amorphous substance.

The power to have a body composed of a flexible, amorphous substance.

Also Called

• Formless Form/Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User's body is composed of a flexible, amorphous substance that can be manipulated in a variety of ways, they are also very resistant to physical attacks.

Applications

• Elasticity
• Malleable Anatomy
• Matter State Shift
• Natural Weaponry
• Regenerative Healing Factor
• Unsupported Motion

Variations

• Defunct Physiology
• Reforming
• Scattering
• Shapeshifting
  • Size Manipulation

Associations

• Anatomical Liberation
• Artificial Element Mimicry
• Elemental Intangibility
• Elemental Mimicry
• Elemental Shapeshifting
• Formlessness
• Inorganic Mimicry
• Intangibility
• Organic Mimicry

Limitations

• May not be able to take a normal, solid form without training and/or concentration.
• May have a hard time trying to get out of other forms of liquid.

Known Users

Cartoons/Comics

• The Lich (Adventure Time)
• Meatwad (Aqua Teen Hunger Force)
• Inque (Batman Beyond)
• Gluto (Ben 10)
• Limaxes (Ben 10)
• Lenopans/Sludgepuppies (Ben 10)
  • Camille Mann
  • Lucy Mann
• Sploot (Ben 10)
• Goop (Ben 10: Alien Force/Ultimate Alien)
• Polymorphs (Ben 10: Alien Force/Ultimate Alien)
• Squishington (Bump in the Night)
• XANA (Code Lyoko)
• Bertrand (Danny Phantom)
• Brainiac (DC Comics)
• Clayface (DC Comics)
• Martians (DC Comics)
  • Martian Manhunter
  • Miss Martian
  • Hyperclan (DC Comics)
• Naiad (DC Comics)
• Plasmus (DC Comics)
• Nightmare King (Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland)
• Freeform Aliens (Martin Mystery: They Came from Outer Space)
• Putty Thing (The Mask: Animated Series)
• Adrian Defoe (Marvel Comics)
• Alex (Marvel Comics)
• Mercury (Marvel Comics)
• Random (Marvel Comics)
• Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
  • Venom
  • Carnage
  • Toxin
• B.O.B. (Monsters vs Aliens)
• Smooze (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Purple and Brown (Nickelodeon)
• Jackie Carmichael (Regular Show)
• Mister Shifter (Sonic the Comic)
• Megatox (Sonic the Comic)
• Sh'Okanabo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)
• Experiment 316 "Morpholomew" (Lilo & Stitch)

Anime/Manga

• Rodem (Babel II: Beyond Infinity)
• Jelly Jiggler (Bobobo-bo bo-bobo)
• D-Reaper (Digimon)
• Muni-Muni (Dog Days)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
• Baby (Dragon Ball GT)
• Susha (Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy)
• Berg-Katze (Gatchaman Crowds)
• Black Zetsu (Naruto)
• Caribou (One Piece)
• Honey Queen (One Piece)
• Ditto (Pokémon)
• Grimer and Muk (Pokémon)
• Kahlua Shuzen (Rosario + Vampire)

Literature

• Vermicious knid (Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator)
• Azathoth (Cthulhu Mythos)
• Shoggoth (Cthulhu Mythos)
• Ted (I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream)

RPGs

• Black pudding (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Gelatinous cube (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Green slime (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Invisible stalker (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Ooze (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Phasm (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Metagos (Exalted)
• Sharn (Forgotten Realms)

Live Television/Movies

• The Blob (The Blob)
• The Flesh (Doctor Who)
• Slimer (Ghostbusters)
• Hedorah (Godzilla)
• Tracy Strauss (Heroes)
• Elisa (Heroes)
• Donald Essex (Heroes)
• Neo Organism (Kamen Rider)
• Ivan Ooze (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie)
• Jellyca (Power Rangers Jungle Fury)
• Alex Mack (The Secret World of Alex Mack)
• Gezora (Space Amoeba)
• Changelings (Star Trek)
  • Odo
  • Changeling Female
• T-1000 (Terminator 2: Judgment Day)
• Catherine Weaver/T-1001 (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles)
• Bullton (Ultraman)

Video Games

• Aldrich, Devourer of Gods (Dark Souls III)
• Pus of Man (Dark Souls III)
• Jedah Dohma (Darkstalkers)
• Arkham (Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening)
• Slime (Dragon Quest/Dragon Warrior)
• Shadow Blot (Epic Mickey)
• Flans (Final Fantasy)
• Elder God (Legacy of Kain)
• Skarlet (Mortal Kombat)
• Bio-Devils (Mega Man)
• Melona (Queens Blade series)
• Uroboros Test Subject 1 (Resident Evil 5)
• Oozes (Resident Evil: Revelations)
• Chaos (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Metal Sonic/Neo Metal Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Mephiles the Dark (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• The N'rrgal (Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood)
• Twelve (Street Fighter III)

Web Comics

• Sergeant Schlock (Schlock Mercenary)
• Neo Metallix (Sonic the Comic Online)

Other

• Energized Protodermis (Bionicle)

Gallery

Chuchus (The Legend of Zelda)

Baby (Dragon Ball GT)

Ditto (Pokémon)

A N'rrgal (Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood)

Inque (Batman Beyond)

Sh'Okanabo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)

Shadow Blot (Epic Mickey)

Venom (Marvel Comics)

Upgrade (Ben 10)

Caribou (One Piece) ate the Numa Numa no Mi, giving him the power to turn himself into mud.

Neo Organism (Kamen Rider)

Twelve (Street Fighter III)

Spidercide (Marvel Comics)

Arakune (BlazBlue)

Carla Radames (Resident Evil 6)

A gelatinous cube (Dungeons & Dragons)

The Yellow Devil, one of the Bio-Devil robots (Mega Man)

Slime (Dragon Quest)

Ivan Ooze (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie)

Rodem (Babel II: Beyond Infinity)

Martians (DC Comics) being such avid shapeshifters...

...are literally more than capable of scattering and then piecing themselves back together into any form imaginable, molecule by molecule.

Clayface (DC Comics)

To prevent Ted (I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream) from killing himself and escaping the AI's eternal torture, AM turned him into an amorphous blob.

Mephiles the Dark (Sonic the Hedgehog) in his original form, an amorphous mass of darkness.

The Flesh (Doctor Who) are highly amorphous beings.

After removing both of her power limiters, Kahlua Shuzen's (Rosario + Vampire) body became composed of an amorphous substance, which she demonstrates by slicing through her own neck to no ill effect.

Experiment 316 "Morpholomew" (Lilo & Stitch)

Lenopans/Sludgepuppies (Ben 10)