- "If you're really a cat, prove it by jumping off the roof. If you land on your feet safe and sound, I'll agree that you're a cat."
- ― Glenn Quagmire (Family Guy)
The ability to land on any part of one's body softly. Sub-power of Enhanced Agility. Opposite to Hard Falling.
Also Called[]
- Enhanced/Hyper/Supernatural Catfall/Cat Falling
Capabilities[]
The user can land on part of their body softly, even from great heights. The user can do this after doing any movement or attack, and they can do this on any surface such as the floor/ground or the walls if they wish.
Applications[]
Associations[]
- Enhanced Agility
- Enhanced Athleticism
- Enhanced Balance
- Enhanced Durability
- Enhanced Mobility
- Enhanced Speed
- Fall Breaking
- Feline Physiology
- Hard Falling
- Hyper Diving
- Hyper Landing
- Impact Absorption
- Impact Immunity
- Landing Dash
- Unrestricted Movement
Limitations[]
- May still get hurt if not done the right way.
- May need some practice or timing to do right.
- May be limited to certain body parts.
- May be limited to certain surfaces.
Known Users[]
- Buffy Summers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Patience Phillips (Catwoman 2004)
- Chris Gordon (Demon Accords)
- Animal Man (DC Comics)
- Kyo Sohma (Fruits Basket)
- Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth (Futurama)
- Toralei Stripe (Monster High)
- Mario (Super Mario series)
- Sora (Kingdom Hearts series)
- Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
- Felicity (Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty)
- Blake Belladonna (RWBY)
- T-3000 (Terminator Genisys)
- Chase Young (Xiaolin Showdown)
Gallery[]
Buffy Summers' (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) Slayer agility enables her to land lightly on her feet from a multi-story jump...
...instinctively doing so after being thrown in combat.
Animal Man (DC Comics)
As the Cat of the Zodiac, Kyo Sohma (Fruits Basket) can safely land even from a multi-story jump.
As a werecat, Toralei Stripe (Monster High) can always land on her feet.
Sora (Kingdom Hearts series) using Aerial Recovery to land on his feet.
Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth (Futurama) shows why they call him the Cat Man.
Peter Parker/Spider-Man's (Marvel Comics) natural agility allows him to lightly land on his feet.
Patience Phillips (Catwoman 2004)
Mario (Super Mario series) landing on his feet after being dropped down a trapdoor.
As a cat Faunus, Blake Belladonna (RWBY) can easily land on her feet, either after being thrown by an attack...
...or a simple fall off the bed.
The T-3000's (Terminator Genisys) shapeshifting ability enable it to land perfectly on its feet after being knocked head-first through the air.