Big Bang Inducement

Big Bang Inducement
The Pandorica (Doctor Who) could cause a Big Bang event.
Power/Ability to:	Initiate a big bang.

"This ship will not survive the formation of the cosmos."

― B'Elanna Torres (Star Trek Voyager)

"The universe's cosmic background radiation, a kind of echo of the big bang, precisely matches the energy spectrum of my return pad!"

"Well, what does that mean?"

"It means my return pad's explosion was the big bang."

― Stewie Griffin and Brian Griffin (Family Guy)

The power to induce a Big Bang like event to create a new universe or universal matter. Sub-power of Creation. Variation of Universe Creation. Opposite to Big Crunch Inducement.

Capabilities

The user can create a Big Bang, start a new universe or create a smaller one inside a pre-existing universe. They can condense the big bang into a energy blast capable of destroying an entire universe.

Applications

• Cosmic Blast/Omnidirectional Cosmic Waves
• Cosmic Creation
  • Universe Creation

Variations

• Bio-Bang Manipulation

Associations

• Creation
• Fundamental Forces Manipulation: The Big Bang is the combined power of all the fundamental forces.
• Genesis Inducement

Limitations

• The user may not be able manipulate the universe they made.
• The user may require a large void to use this ability.
• Will result in the destruction of the original universe unless some counter is set in place, may even cause a chain reaction (causing destruction of multiple universes and creation of multiple big bangs).
• The user may not survive the universal destruction caused by the big bang.
• Can be undone by Big Crunch Inducement.

Known Users

Television

• Omega Particles (Star Trek)

Cartoons

• The Contemelia (Ben 10); via Anihilaarg
• Dagon (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)

Comics

• Imperiex (DC Comics)
• The Source (DC Comics)
• Nathaniel Adam/Captain Atom (DC Comics)
• Michael Demiurgos (Vertigo/DC Comics)
• Grant Wilson/Damage (DC Comics)
• The Beyonder (Marvel Comics)
• Galan/Galactus (Marvel Comics)
• The One Above All (Marvel Comics)

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Tetsuo Shima (Akira)
• Apocalymon (Digimon); via "Total Annihilation"
• Seraphimon (Digimon); via "Testament"
• Anti-Spiral (Gurren Lagann)
• Cronus (Saint Seiya)
• Gourmet Gods (Toriko)

Video Games

• Corporobo MDL-ED (Megami Tensei)
• Arceus (Pokémon)
• Sword And Shield (Suikoden)

Known Objects

• The Anihilaarg (Ben 10: Omniverse)
• The Pandorica empowered by an exploding TARDIS (Doctor Who)
• Stewie's Return Pad (Family Guy); when overcharged outside the space-time continuum

Gallery

When Yahweh created them, Michael Demiurgos (DC Comics/Vertigo) had the power to create from nothing, while his brother Lucifer could shape it to his will. Because of this, Michael has the power to induce big bangs whenever he needs to, making Yahweh's universe for him and then making Lucifer's universe eons later.

The Presence (DC Comics)

Using Testament, Seraphimon (Digimon) can convert its mortal life into a Big Bang.

Apocalymon's (Digimon) ultimate attack, "Gran Death Big Bang" causes it to destroy an entire universe by turning itself into a new Big Bang.

The One Above All (Marvel Comics)

The Anti-Spiral (Gurren Lagann) launching Infinity Big-Bang Storm an attack with the power equal to that released during the birth of creation.

Arceus (Pokémon)

Big Bang Challenge is a skill Corporobo MDL-ED can use (Persona 5)

Dagon (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)

Stewie's Return Pad (Family Guy); is when overcharged outside the space-time continuum creating an explosion to cause the big bang.

Nathaniel Adam/Captain Atom (DC Comics) has absorbed massive amounts of power and energy in the universe...

...creating a new big bang that create and/or destroy entire universes in an nanosecond, and can even create life, and other superheroes, and maybe even supervillains.