The power to manipulate all bio-electric energy fields. Variation of Bio-Energy Manipulation.
Also Called
- Bio-Electricity Control
- Bio-Electrokinesis
- Bio-Electromagnetism Control/Manipulation
- Live Electricity Control/Manipulation
- Living Electricity Control/Manipulation
Capabilities
The user can create, shape and manipulate bio-electric currents that exist within all aspects of the body such as in the nervous system, heart and muscles, whether it's the user's or their targets. The user is also capable of channeling their bio-electrical energy into attacks or even drain the bio-electrical energies that may dwell within another being.
The user is able to form constructs out of the lifeforce/bioelectrical energy drained or stored, find people by sensing their bioelectrical presence and/or scramble personal bio-electric rhythms to shock others.
Applications
- Bio-Electric Absorption
- Capacitance Manipulation
- Electricity Manipulation
- Electrical Constructs
- Electrical Enhanced Condition
- Electricity Attacks
- Electricity Generation
- Electroreception
- Neuronal Vampirism
Techniques
- Bio-Electric Aura
- Electrical Wall Crawling
- Electrokinetic Combat
- Electrokinetic Flight
- EMP/NWW Emission
Associations
- Bio-Electromagnetic Manipulation
- Bio-Energy Manipulation
- Biological Manipulation
- Chi Manipulation
- Electricity Manipulation
- Electromagnetism Manipulation
- Life-Force Manipulation
Limitations
- User's power may be absorbed and rob the user of their body's own bio-electricity.
Known Users
- Nanomech (Ben 10)
- Decoy Queen (Ben 10: Alien Swarm)
- Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning (DC Comics)
- Rutans (Doctor Who)
- Cole MacGrath (Infamous)
- Tangerine (Marvel Comics)
- Electro (Marvel Comics)
- Maxwell Dillon
- Frankie Frye
- Wasp (Marvel Comics)
- Janet Van-Dyne
- Hank Pym; formerly
- Nadia Pym
- Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics)
- Mile Morales/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
- Chi-Users (Marvel Comics)
- Scanner (Marvel Comics)
- Cassie Lang/Stinger (Marvel Comics)
- Senyaka (Marvel Comics)
- Dragoness (Marvel Comics)
- Unuscione (Marvel Comics)
- Donyell Talyor (Marvel Comics)
- Bevatron (Marvel Comics)
- Feedback (Marvel Comics)
- Bedlam (Marvel Comics)
- Erik Kleinstock (Marvel Comics)
- Mink Tribe (One Piece); via Electro
- Vinsmoke Niji (One Piece)
- Samantha Argent (Hunter Killer)
- Speed Force Conduits (The Flash TV Series)
- Barry Allen/The Flash
- Eobard Thawne/Reverse Flash
- Hunter Zolomon/Zoom
- Taboo (Image Comics)
- David Warner (Infamous)
- Lunars (The Lunar Chronicles)
- Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden)
- Joseph Joestar (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure); via Ripple/Hamon
- Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog Movie)
- King Ghidorah (MonsterVerse:Godzilla: King of the Monsters)
Gallery
Electro (Marvel Comics) possesses the ability to bodily generate electrostatic energy which he can release or harness for a number of effects.
Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (Marvel Comics) can generate bio-electric bolts called Venom Blasts.
Senyaka (Marvel Comics) can harness his bio-electric energy into energy whips.
Miles Morales' (Marvel Comics) Venom Strike uses bio-electricity to temporarily paralyze his opponents.
Using the Art of Inazuma, Ryu Hayabusa (Ninja Gaiden) concentrates his bio-electricity into a destructive blast.
Minks (One Piece)
Users of Ripple/Hamon (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) can produce ripples of bio electrical energy propagating from the bloodstream.
Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog Movie) generates high amounts of bio-electricity when running...
...enough to generate an EMP potent enough to knock out power across the entire western US and Mexico...
...and overturn a vehicle with his Spin Dash.
Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) possesses Nanomech's bio-electricity.