Artificial Element Mimicry

Artificial Element Mimicry
Toys of Toy Story (Toy Story)
Power/Ability to:	have body made up of artificial matter

Power to transform into or have a physical body made up of artificial matter. Technique of Artificial Element Manipulation. Variation of Inorganic Mimicry.

Also Called

• Artificial Element Body/Form/Physiology

Capabilities

User is or can transform their body completely into artificial matter, including plastic, rubber, pollution, glass, etc. Users transformed form can be either anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of artificial matter, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately user can transform into homogenous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.

Applications

• Artificial Elements Generation
• Contaminant Immunity
• Dermal Armor
  • Natural Weaponry
  • Pain Suppression
• Disease Immunity
• Enhanced Condition or Supernatural Condition - exact powers depend on the artificial matter transformed.
• Enhanced Lung Capacity or Oxygen Independence

Techniques

• Artificial Element Shapeshifting

Variations

• Asphalt Mimicry
• Cloth Mimicry
• Digital Form
• Gum Mimicry
• Paint Mimicry
• Plastic Mimicry
• Pollution Mimicry
• Rubber Mimicry

Associations

• Amorphous Physiology
• Artificial Element Manipulation
• Defunct Physiology
• Elemental Transmutation
• Entity Creation
• Golem Creation - some golems have a variation of this power.
• Golem Physiology - some golems have a variation of this power.
• Inorganic Mimicry
• Malleable Anatomy
• Regenerative Healing Factor by drawing artificial matter to fill the wounds.
• Scattering - some users are able spread their transformed form over vast areas.
• Size Manipulation
• Thermal Resistance
• Toy Physiology
  • Doll Physiology
• Urban Physiology

Limitations

• Some users may not be able to return to their original body/form.
• May only be able to mimic substances they can touch.
• May require constant contact with matter to stay in transformed state.
• Cannot merge with existing material.
• If the user is rendered unconscious, their body might automatically transform into their normal state.

Known Users

• Mimetic Beasts (Godannar)
• Statue of Pride (Shakugan no Shana)
• Aradama (Toji no Miko)
• Enoch O'Connor (Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children)

Gallery

Statue of Pride (Shakugan no Shana)

Tagitsuhime (Toji no Miko), the "great Aradama" that caused the Great Disaster of Sagami Bay.