Changes: Apsara Physiology

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The ability to use the abilities of an Apsara. Variation of Mythic Physiology.

Also Called

Apsara Mimicry

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can transform into an Apsara, female spirit of the clouds and waters in Hindu and Buddhist Mythology and handmaidens of Indra, said to be able to change their shape at will, and rule over the fortune of gaming and gambling. They acted as celestial dancers at the court of the gods who entertained and sometimes seduced gods and men as well as acted caretakers of fallen heroes.

Applications

Variations

Gandharva - male counterparts of apsara.

Associations

Limitations

Users are under the command of higher-level Hindu gods.
Users are not adept at physical/close combat.

Known Users

Apsara (Hindu/Buddhist Mythology)
Apsaras (Megumi Tensei)
Apsara (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)
Apsara (Rosario Vampire)

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-The power to '''use the abilities and gain the traits of an Apsara'''. Variation of [[Mythic Physiology]].
+The ability to '''use the abilities of an Apsara'''. Variation of [[Mythic Physiology]].
 ==Also Called==
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 ==Capabilities==
-User with this ability either is or can transform into an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apsara Apsara], female spirit of the clouds and waters in Hindu and Buddhist Mythology. Apsaras acted as celestial dancers at the court of the gods who entertained and sometimes seduced gods and men as well as acted caretakers of fallen heroes. Apsaras are said to be able to change their shape at will, and rule over the fortune of gaming and gambling.
+User with this ability either is or can transform into an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apsara Apsara], female spirit of the clouds and waters in Hindu and Buddhist Mythology and handmaidens of Indra, said to be able to change their shape at will, and rule over the fortune of gaming and gambling. They acted as celestial dancers at the court of the gods who entertained and sometimes seduced gods and men as well as acted caretakers of fallen heroes.
-==Application==
+==Applications==
 *[[Divine Winds Manipulation]]
 *[[Ethereal Physiology]]
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 *[[Immortality]]
 *[[Luck Bestowal]]
-*[[Sexual Inducement]]
+*[[Seduction Intuition]]
+* [[Sex Specialist]]
+* [[Sexual Inducement]]
 *[[Performance Art Intuition]]
 *[[Shapeshifting]]
 *[[Supernatural Beauty]]
 *[[Supernatural Condition]]
+==Variations==
+*'''[[Gandharva]]''' - male counterparts of apsara.
 ==Associations==
-*[[Angelic Physiology]]
+*[[Angel Physiology]]
 *[[Hindu Deity Physiology]]
+*[[Houri Physiology]]
+*[[Muse Physiology]]
 *[[Nymph Physiology]]
 ==Limitations==
 *Users are under the command of higher-level Hindu gods.
+*Users are not adept at physical/close combat.
 ==Known Users==
 *Apsara (''Hindu/Buddhist Mythology'')
 *Apsaras (''Megumi Tensei'')
+*Apsara (''Monster Girl Encyclopedia'')
+*[http://rosariovampire.wikia.com/wiki/Apsara Apsara] (''Rosario Vampire'')
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
-Apsara.jpg|Apsara-Depiction
+Apsara.jpg|Apsara
+Monster Girl Encyclopedia Apsara.jpg|Apsara (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)
 </gallery>
 [[Category:Powers]]
+[[Category:Supernatural Powers]]
 [[Category:Personal Physical Powers]]
-[[Category:Physiology]]
-[[Category:Magical Abilities]]
-[[Category:Magical Powers]]
-[[Category:Magical Arts]]
-[[Category:Divine Powers]]
-[[Category:Bodily Functional Powers]]
 [[Category:Appearance Alteration]]
+[[Category:Divine Powers]]
+[[Category:Physiology]]
+[[Category:Mimicry]]
 [[Category:Mythological Mimicry]]
 [[Category:Spiritual Powers]]
-[[Category:Mimicry]]
+[[Category:Female powers]]
-[[Category:Rare power]]
+[[Category:Organic Mimicry]]
+[[pt-br:Fisiologia de Apsara]]