Blob Physiology

The power to use the abilities of blob. Not to be confused with Slime Mimicry.

Also Called

• Blob Mimicry
• Goo Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can transform into a Blob, an amorphous being with the ability to disintegrate and consume anything. They are often implacable due to their unique (lack of) anatomy, with intelligence ranging from mindless eating machines to trickster shape shifting organisms.

They are often based on jellyfish, amoebas and similar invertebrates (or, in sillier cases, gelatinous desserts), and found throughout horror, fantasy and speculative fiction environments.

Applications

• Amorphous Physiology

Variations

• Alternate Digestion
  • Absorption/Expulsion
• Acid Generation
• Cellular Disintegration
• Defunct Physiology
• Goo Generation
• Inorganic Generation
• Liquid Generation
• Organic Generation

Associations

• Acid Mimicry
• Cell Manipulation
• Inorganic Mimicry
• Liquid Mimicry
• Nuppeppo Physiology
• Organic Mimicry
• Slime Mimicry
• Unicellular Mimicry

Limitations

• May not be able to take a normal, solid form without training and/or concentration.
• May need to practice to change back.
• May have a weakness against temperature extremes.
• May not be able to return to their original body/form.

Known Users

See Also: Blob Monster

Gallery

The Blob (The Blob)

To prevent Ted (I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream) from killing himself and escaping the AI's eternal torture, AM turned him into an amorphous blob.

B.O.B. (Monsters vs. Aliens)

Blodger Blopp (Miles from Tomorrowland)

Blobbiod (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

Antonio/Pizzaface (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)

The Breeder Beast (Godzilla Hannah Barbera Cartoon)

Glob (Dynomutt, Dog Wonder)

The Blob (Goosebumps)

Blobby (Hotel Transylvania)

Limon (Kofi)

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