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Revision as of 19:13, 19 February 2017
The power to generate spikes of bone from one's own body. A sub-power of Bone Manipulation, variation of Natural Weaponry.
Also Called
- Bone Spike Generation
Capabilities
The user can generate razor-sharp spikes of bone from their body, acting as weapons, blades or claws.
Associations
- Blade Retraction
- Bone Manipulation
- Claw Retraction
- Natural Weaponry
- Needle Projection
- Organic Constructs
- Spike Protrusion
Limitations
- User may not be able to completely control the ability if not trained well.
- Unless the users has Enhanced Regeneration, a bone could be broken off if not careful.
Known Users
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Gallery
Nietzscheans (Andromeda) all have three bone spikes on each forearm.
Adam (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) uses a bone skewer housed within his left arm to deadly effect.
Perrin Crocker (Heroes: Under the Bridge) can generate spikes from his body.
Wolverine (Marvel Comics) extending bone claws.
Kimimaro (Naruto) extending bones from his back and forearm, and can do the same for his entire body.
Titan (Smallville) attempts to use his bone spike to kill Clark Kent.
Spyke (X-Men: Evolution) truly lives up to his name.