Apocalypse Aspect Manifestation

Apocalypse Aspect Manifestation
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Power/Ability to:	Manifest the Apocalyptic Aspects

The power to induce/embody or be empowered by the events of the different aspects of the apocalypse. Sub-power of Apocalyptic Force Manipulation. Variation of Power Manifestation. Opposite of Genesis Aspect Manifestation.

Also Called

• Apocalypse Aspect Embodiment
• Apocalyptic Embodiment/Manifestation

Capabilities

The apocalypse aspects are different ways how the world, the universe or existence itself will come to an end, whether it is by disease, hunger, war, conquest or just death, the end is upon any and everyone.

Aspects

• Afterlife - At the end of all things, the borderline between life and death will often blur. Hell will rise spewing forth demons and other unholy abominations and heaven will descend upon the earth barring down divine and almighty armaments upon their unholy foes. The dead will rise from the grave during the last days as the seas boiled and skies fell and at the epicenter lies man and the world at large barring witness to the final battle on judgment day.
• Blame: The cruelty, savagery and abject unfairness of the harsh destructive new environment placated on the now decimated populace. Blame for who killed the world and placated its broken moral alignment can cause individuals to become bitter, spiteful as well as belligerent; ironically finding strength in prejudices and paranoia.
• Calamity: Disaster, cataclysm, extremity. The complete and absolute dissolution of structure be it philosophical or literal in nature is the hallmark of most any form of any decimation scenario.
• Chaos: Its user unravels order, destruction and anarchy reigns and the user stands tall in the ashes.
• Combat: The practicion and refinement of fighting ability through constant battle, for whatever reasons or purpose it always ends in devastation sometimes marginal while other times catastrophic.
• Conquest: Its user held a bow, and he was given a crown, and he rode out as a conqueror bent on conquest.
• Death: Its user was named Death, and Hell was following close behind him. They were given power over a fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine, and plague, and by the wild beasts of the earth.
• Destruction: What naturally follows with all apocalyptic settings is complete and utter annihilation of structure ad stability, be it modern society or even just the typical norm of life. Anything and everything always crumbles away under the weight of such a crisis.
• Enlightenment: A less conventional (and destructive) form of the Apocalypse, its user can bring about a new world through a sudden realization, changing everybody's view of the world and thus ending the current world and its ways.
• Evil: Malevolent acts and evil people with their own monochromatic sense of the world and how it is run often seek to tear down the feeble infrastructure of it in order to remake history and society in their own demented image.
• Famine: Its user was holding a pair of scales in his hand. Then I heard what sounded like a voice among the four living creatures, saying, "A quart of wheat for a day's wages, and three quarts of barley for a day's wages, and do not damage the oil and the wine!"
• Fate: More often than not the end of the world can be as much a preordained occurrence as it is random phenomena. It can be postponed or slowed for a time but will inevitably come about regardless.
• Good: While the intentions maybe pure any act of over ambivalent righteousness or misguided sense of right often have horrendous consequences for all. As the old saying goes, compassion consumes worlds.
• Madness: Complete unbridled culmination of insanity that slowly creeps into any nightmarish dirge sanction. The cruel creeping sensation that the rational of the world at large is all but fleeting can cement itself instantly or long after the worlds end.
• Nihilism: With the coming or passing of the last day, one thing is always constant. The abject sense of pointlessness of struggle, survival or even the very concept of life. Whats the meaning of living on? the world is dead and everything i knew or cared about is gone; so why go on at all?
• Oblivion: What regularly becomes of any end day setting. The complete and utter collapse of eternity always resulted in utter finality, the end of all things in the long run. World's, galaxies, universes, the multiverse; eventually everything comes to an end, everything always falls into nonexistence.
• Pestilence: Its user shall make more than half the population fall ill and cause great pain, if not eventual death or hideous mutations upon mankind.
• Stagnation - Throughout its passage all must eventual wear down, unable to move on nor to truly improve or grow into perfection. But merely to freeze in place incapable of growing or becoming anything else.
• Supernatural: A great deal of causes of total collapse comes from how the odd and super-tropical collide with our world turning upside down everything we have come to believe to be truth or fiction.
• Technology: Our dependence on machinery, cybernetics, automation, computational sciences of any kind in general will often lead to ruination. The dangers of sentient A.I., the catastrophe of world wide systems failure, the mass societal collapse brought about due to uncatalogued testing and tampering, doomsday devices constructed for a number of nightmarish earth shattering extents; the reasons are as numerous as the dangers while many are yet ever present.
• Violence: All end of days usually end in and forever perpetuate violence. Boiling down to either survival of the fittest, an abject disdain for life, an overpowering need for retribution; an eye for an eye is a common happenstance after all.
• War: Its user was given power to take peace from the earth and to make men slay each other. To him was given a large sword.

Applications

• Apocalyptic Force Manipulation
• Conclusion Dominance

Assocaitons

• Omnicide
• Power Manifestation

Limitations

• The users may not use this power when they are not eligible to bring forth the apocalypse.
• Apocalypse could be averted or reversed.
• May have to compete with other users.
  • May be forced to work with other users.

Known Users

See Also: Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Film

• Right Hand of Doom wielders (Hellboy) - Destruction
  • Hellboy

Folklore/Mythology

• Four Horsemen (Christianity)
  • Pale Horseman - Death
  • Red Horseman - War
  • Black Horseman - Famine
  • White Horseman - Conquest
• Fenris (Norse Mythology) - Combat

Television

• Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Supernatural)
  • Death
  • War
  • Famine
  • Pestilence
• Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Charmed)
  • Death 
  • War
  • Famine
  • Strife

Cartoons

• Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls) - Chaos

Comics

• Fenris (DC/Vertigo) - Entropy
• All incarnations of Promethea (Promethea) - Enlightenment
  • Sophie Bangs
  • Barbara Shelley
  • Stacia Vanderveer
  • Grace Brannagh
  • William 'Bill' Woolcott
  • Anna
  • Margaret Taylor Case 

Video Game

• Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Darksiders)
  • War
  • Death 
  • Strife
  • Fury
• Calamity (Valkyrie Crusade) - Calamity
• Chaos (Valkyrie Crusade) - Chaos
• Death (Valkyrie Crusade) - Death
• Harihara (Valkyrie Crusade) - Destruction
• The Fates (Valkyrie Crusade) - Fate

Other

• Eros (Grindhouse and Watercolors) - Famine

Gallery

The Four Horsemen (Supernatural) are prophesized to march across the land in the end times.

Hellboy (Hellboy/BRPD) wields the Right Hand of Doom; a key that is destined to bring the devastation of the world.

It is destined for Fenris (Norse Mythology) will escape his confines and swallow the sun, setting ragnarok into motion.

Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls), within the confines of Gravity Falls, was able to unravel the fabric of reality and induce weirdness on a near cosmic scale, inducing a cataclysmic event known as "Weirdmageddon".

Promethea (Promethea) is a being who is meant to bring forth the "Apocalypse", an event meant to end the world humanity knows and bring about a new world in its place.

As a god of entropy, Fenris (DC/Vertigo) is purposed with bringing about the end of all creation.

In an effort to bring about the apocalypse, Quinten Pide and his cult was only able to summon the Horseman Famine. Using a spell, Pide became Famine's Avatar, reborn as Eros (Grindhouse and Watercolors).