Autonomous Body Parts

Autonomous Body Parts
Lubdan's (Leprechaun) hand moves on its own and opens a door to return to its owner.
Power/Ability to:	Control separated appendages.

Ability to control/recall separated body parts/biological matter. Combination of Prehensility and Control Manipulation.

Also Called

• Anatomical Regeneration
• Prehensile/Remote Body Parts

Capabilities

User can remotely control and recall/rejoin separated body parts and biological matter, including limbs and/or other biological features like bodily fluids, skin, muscles, bones, genes, etc. This may allow users to either rejoin or separate their body-parts/physical features permanently and/or regenerate fully from separated remains.

Applications

• Anatomical Liberation
  • Body Separation
• Auxiliary Organs
• Limb Reattachment
• Prehensility
• Tendril Generation

Associations

• Anatomical Physiology
• Autotomy
• Body Manipulation
• Body Part Physiology
• Control Manipulation
• Nerve Manipulation
• Recreation
• Regenerative Healing Factor
  • Body Recreation
  • Regenerative Replication
• Regrowth
• Supernatural Bodily Aspects
  • Supernatural Cells

Limitations

• Weak against Anti-Regeneration.
• Vulnerable to Cellular Disintegration/DNA Disintegration.
• May be limited to controlling limbs.

Known Users

See Also: Organ Autonomy.

• Buggy (One Piece); via the Bara Bara no Mi
• James (Bleach)
• Pernida Parnkgjas (Bleach)
• Evil Ernie (Chaos/Dynamite!)
• Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
• Possum (DC Comics)
• Fused Zamasu (Dragon Ball Super)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
• Piccolo (Dragon Ball Super)
• Jenova (Final Fantasy VII)
• Dio (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure)
• Daisy (Katekyo Hitman Reborn)
• Rasklapanje (Resident Evil 6)
• SCP-3589 - Second Amendment (SCP Foundation)
• Ms. Fortune (Skullgirls)
• Cyborg (Teen Titans)
• The Thing (The Thing)
• Lubdan (Leprechaun)

Gallery

Possum's (DC Comics) healing factor was so advanced he could even retain a neural link with his severed bodyparts.

Dio (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure) producing coils from his severed arm to reintegrate it.

Every individual cell of the Thing (The Thing) is autonomous and acts on its own, right down to the blood.