Also Called
- Disintegration Scream
- Explosive Scream
- Shattering Scream
- Super Oscillatory Wave (Godzilla Earth)
Capabilities
User can emit sound waves that can destroy objects, they may be able to target certain objects so that only they are destroyed. With enough power, a user of this ability could level entire cities with their power and at full strength, they could possibly destroy an entire planet, or even distort the fabrics of reality.
Applications
- Biological Explosion
- Counter Vibration
- Disintegration
- Explosion Inducement
- Shattering
- Sonic Combustion
- Sonic Scream
- Space-Time Distortion
Associations
Limitations
- Absorption/Sound Immunity/Sound Nullification
- Must be able to make sound.
- May be constantly active.
- Generally unrefined and in-discriminating.
- May not be immune to their own voice.
Known Users
- Freddie (American Dad)
- Black Canary (DC Comics)
- Superman (DC Comics)
- Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
- Dark Danny (Danny Phantom)
- Banshee (Marvel Comics)
- Yuuki Tenpouin (Code: Breaker)
- Bleeders (Push)
- Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
- Gotenks (Dragon Ball Z)
- Zebra (Toriko)
- Asura (Asura's Wrath; when in his Berserk Asura form)
- Blackagar Boltagon/Black Bolt (Marvel Comics)
- Darth Vader (Star Wars)
- Brain Bugs (Starship Troopers)
- Users of Unrelenting Force (The Elder Scrolls)
- Mojaru (Mojacko)
- Circe (Generator Rex)
- Divina Devinica (Darna)
- Amaya/Cielo (Atlantika)
- Terracotta/Badinger-Z (Krytala TV Series)
- Psuedo-Wyverns (Monster Hunter) notably Tigrex, Akantor and Ukanlos.
- Toby (Marvel Comics)
- Banshees (Charmed)
- Sun Otonashi (Rosario + Vampire)
- Bowser Jr. (Mario Strikers Charged)
- Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog)
- Guyver Units (Guyver)
- Sindel (Mortal Kombat)
- Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls)
- Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
- Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls)
- Flurry Heart (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
- Byakko (Yu Yu Hakusho)
- Shatterbird (Worm)
- Pearl (Splatoon)
Gallery
Silver Banshee (Supergirl/DC Comics)
Dinah Drake (Arrow/DC Comics)
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Yuuki Tenpouin (Code:Breaker)
Courage's (Courage the Cowardly Dog) screams high frequency can shatter the sun, create earthquake, and a large crater in the ground.
Using the Ghostly Wail, Danny (Danny Phantom) emits an eerie banshee-like shriek that can cause untold devastation.
Black Canary (DC Comics) using her hypersonic scream to shatter Green Arrow's projectiles.
Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
Superman (DC Comics) screaming at such a frequency that Darkseid's very spirit is disintegrated.
Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z) screaming so loud that he can create tears in dimensional boundaries.
Gotenks (Dragon Ball) screaming so loud, he can create tears in dimensional boundaries.
Kid Buu (Dragon Ball) screaming so loud, he can distort the weather and hurt even two Saiyan's ears.
The Guyver's (Guyver) Sonic Buster emits a highly destructive sound blast that directly targets an object's molecular resonance frequency, causing it to literally disintegrate.
Taigokumaru (InuYasha) can release demonic sonic blasts that can easily destroy an entire village.
Terracotta or Badinger-Z (Krystalia) has the ability to scream very loud, louder than a normal sonic scream.
Siryn (Marvel Comics)
Banshee (Marvel Comics)
When he's upset or dismayed or accidentally injured, Mojaru (Mojacko) will cry but with a ballistic scream than can actually shake (or destroy) a planet.
Sindel (Mortal Kombat) screams in her opponent's ear with such force and volume that their head explodes.
Sun Otonashi (Rosario + Vampire) using Siren of the Dark to release powerful sound waves, causing Kamiya to disintegrate.
Byakko (Yu Yu Hakusho) using Meikō Shōkai-Ha to release a densely oscillating wave that can break molecular bonds.
Black Canary (DC Comics) generates powerful sound waves capable of damaging, disorienting, and stunning anyone she uses it on
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