Anatomical Liberation

Anatomical Liberation
Arm-Fall-Off Boy (DC Comics) can remove and reattach limbs at will
Power/Ability to:	Harmlessly remove own body parts

The power to detach body parts and organs take on life forces on their own.

Also Called

• Anatomical Automatism
• Body-Part Detectability
• Body-Part Liberation
• Body-Part Reanimation
• Limb Reanimation
• Limb Removal
• Organ Removal

Capabilities

A removed hand or leg can climb or jump on its own. sometimes the body part can hover on its own may gaining the power of telekinesis, and the user can mentally direct the direction they want it to go. Such as making their shin fly towards someones stomach, make their head "jump" to avoid a hit to the face, or floating their hand through a door to grab something on the other side of the door.

Makes them immune to cutting and being slashed, for they can just pull their bodies back together again, and they can even remove their own organs without dying and will not bleed to death nor will the body die with out their brain or heart, a variation of Immortality leaving their bodies hollow.

Applications

• Head Liberation
• Limb Reattachment
• Rocket Fists

Variations

• recreate a detach limb, allowing a limb to be destroyed
  • Enhanced Regeneration could play a role since one can allow a limb to be detach to escape.
• Bisection, i.e. cut themselves in half, and reattach themselves, helpful when dodging a blade or give the impression of one is sliced in half.

Limitations

• If limb is lost or destroyed a new one may not grow back in it's place
• Limbs may possess a mind of it's own

Known Users

• Genie (Aladdin)
• Arm-Fall-Off Boy (DC Comics)
• Buggy (One Piece)
• Naraku (InuYasha)
• Lorne (Angel)
• Swampfire (Ben 10:Alien Force/Ultimate Alien)
• Cyborg (DC Comics)
• Pretorius (The Mask: The Animated Series, via cyborg body)
• Spongebob Squarepants (Spongebob Squarepants)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
• Bryce Boltzmann (NeverDead)
• Mr. Potato Head (Toy Story)
• Bender (Futurama)
• Anole (Marvel)
• The Thing (John Carpenter's The Thing)
• Divider (Dead Space)
• Dead Girl (Marvel)
• Black Doom/Doom's Eye (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Ronald Meltzer (Angel)
• Kakuzu (Naruto)
• Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
• Super-Soldiers (The X-Files)
• Sally (The Nightmare Before Christmas)
• Mala Mala Jong (Xiaolin Showdown)
• Gruntilda Winkybunion (Banjo-Kazooie)
• Weavel (Metroid Prime Hunters)
• Cyborg (Teen Titans/DC Comics)
• Diabolico (Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue)
• Broque Monsieur (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story)
• Time Eater (Sonic Generations)
• Dry Bones (Super Mario series)
• Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean)
• Frankie Stein (Monster High)
• Dr. Strangeglove (Moshi Monster)
• Bloodscream (Marvel Comics)
• Nana (Elfen Lied)
• Garrison Kane (Marvel Comics)
• G2 (Inspector Gadget 2)
• Kamen Rider Double (Kamen Rider) via Joker Memory
• Dr. Finklestein's Experiment (Kingdom Hearts II)
• Guard Armor (Kingdom Hearts)
• Alisa Bosconovitch (Tekken)
• Bem (Star Trek: The Animated Series)
• Chappy (Volta TV Series)
• Captain Marvel (Captain Marvel); a different one could detach: head, arms, legs, etc.
• Manananggals (Filipino Mythology/Folklore)

Gallery

Kakuzu (Naruto)

Anole (Marvel)

Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z)

Kid Buu (Dragon Ball Z)

Spongebob (Spongebob Squarepants)

Dead girl (Marvel)

The Thing (The Movie The Thing)

Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog) can separate his third eye from his body at any time and control it.

Lorne (Angel) can survive limb severing and decapitation and reattach his body parts as long as his body is not mutilated after the dismemberment.

Chappy of Volta TV Series has this ability. She's portrayed by Jessie Mendiola

Buggy (One Piece) has eaten the Bara Bara no Mi, meaning he can seperate and control his body parts.