Changes: Banishment

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The power to banish an object or being from a specific place. Opposite of Summoning.

Also Called

Begone!
Forced Exile
Induced Exile
Reverse-Summoning
Tuning

Capabilities

The user can banish an object or being from a specific place to either certain place/area they choose or into the area the target is most connected, in case of summoned beings their home-plane.

Associations

Variations

Divine Banishment

Limitations

May only be able to banish from one location (e.g. a building, a dimension).
Banishment may be random, which may send the target into place user doesn't want them to go.
Not the same as Death Inducement since it's not killing someone unless being certain to place the victim to where death is likely.

Known Users

Ryu (Breath of Fire IV)
Kitty (Danny Phantom)
God (Religion)
Angels (Religion)
Dormammu (Marvel)
Odin Borson/All-Father (Marvel)
Blue Devil (DC)
House inhabitants (True Blood); could banish vampires from entering their houses
All family members of the house of El (DC)
Pixie (Marvel)
Linkara (AT4W)
Witches (Charmed) via spells
The Triad (Charmed)
The Source of All Evil (Charmed)
Demonic Sorcerers (Charmed)
Angels of Destiny (Charmed)
The Gatecleaner (The Spoony Experiment)
Malachite (Channel Awesome)(Suburban Knights)
Seymore Guado (Final Fantasy X) can banish summoned creatures of his opponents
Yuna (Final Fantasy X) and all summoners can "send" pyreflies to the afterlife
Anyone in the Final Fantasy series with access to the spell Banish can send the target(s) to the Void.
Garlic jr. (Dragon Ball Z)
Gabriel (Supernatural)
Metatron (Supernatural)
Svea Priestesses (Angel)
Hero of Daggerfall (The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall); via Banish Daedra spell
Last Dragonborn (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim ); via various spells and enchantments
Dante (Devil May Cry)
Any Espada (Bleach)