Cocoon Generation

Cocoon Generation
Mohinder Suresh (Heroes) can trap his targets in cocoon made of a sticky substance he secretes.
Power/Ability to:	Generate Cocoons.

The ability to generate cocoons. Sub-power of Silk Generation and Silk Constructs. Variation of Organic Imprisonment.

Capabilities

The user can create a cocoon from energy/matter and use it for various purposes.

Applications

• Binding

Associations

• Butterfly Physiology
• Cloth Manipulation
• Evolution - May be able to wrap themselves in a cocoon and emerge an enhanced being.
  • Evolutionary Cocoon
• Hibernation - May be able to wrap themselves in a cocoon for hibernation.
• Life-Force Absorption - May be able to drain the life of their trapped victims.
• Moth Physiology
• Organic Generation
• Organic Imprisonment
• Regenerative Healing Factor - May be able to wrap themselves in a cocoon and emerge healed.
  • Regenerative Cocoon
• Rope Manipulation
• Silk Constructs
• Silk Generation
• Spawning
• Spider Physiology
• Thread Manipulation
• Webbing Combat

Limitations

• Since the materials used to create the cocoon are usually organic they may be weak and easy to break out of
• The user may get trapped by their own cocoons.

Known Users

Cartoons

• Tyrannopede (Ben 10: Omniverse)
• Changelings (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Starfire (DC Comics/Teen Titans); During Tamaranian Transformation

Comics

• Preservers (ElfQuest)
• Adam Warlock (Marvel Comics)
• Kismet (Marvel Comics)
• Inhumans (Marvel Comics); while undergoing Terrigenesis
• Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
• Tony Stark (Marvel Comics); via Extremis virus
• Jean Grey (Marvel Comics); via Phoenix Force

Movies

• Xenomorphs (Alien Franchise)
• Kumonga (Godzilla)
• Mothra (Godzilla)
• Nordic Coven (Underworld: Blood Wars)

Live Television

• Raina (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Skye (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Spider Demon (Charmed)
• Mohinder Suresh (Heroes)
• Wraith (Stargate)
• Hope (Xena: Warrior Princess)

Anime/Manga

• Annie Leonhart (Attack on Titan)
• Chiropteran queens (Blood+)
  • Diva
  • Saya Otonashi
• Caterpy (Dragon Ball Z)
• Rachnera Arachnera (Monster Musume)
• Fū (Naruto)
• Nebal (Fairy Tail: 100 Year Quest)

Video Games

• Thrillipede (Skylanders)
• Desbrachians (Metroid: Other M)
• D'Vorah (Mortal Kombat X)
• Chrysalids (Resident Evil 6)
• Pokémon who can learn "Savage Spin-Out" (Pokémon)

Known Objects

• Butterfly Magisword (Mighty Magiswords)

Gallery

Skye and Raina (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) encased in cocoons while undergoing Terrigenesis.

Annie Leonhart (Attack on Titan) has encased herself in a crystal cocoon.

Saya Otonashi (Blood+) contains herself inside a cocoon during her hibernation periods.

Piper Halliwell (Charmed) has been trapped in a cocoon by the Spider Demon.

Caterpy (Dragon Ball Z) encases himself in a cocoon to assume his ultimate form, though he will not hatch for an estimated 1200 years.

Preservers (ElfQuest)

After "dying," Spider-Man (Marvel Comics) wraps himself in a cocoon...

...from which he emerges, fully healed and with augmented spider powers.

Butterfly Magisword (Mighty Magiswords) can surround the target in a cocoon, leaving them with temporary butterfly wings afterward.

Rachnera Arachnera (Monster Musume) has wrapped the other four girls of the Kimihito house in cocoons.

D'Vorah (Mortal Kombat X) cocooning Johnny Cage.

Changelings (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic), imprisoned Princess Celestia in a lime green goo cocoon.

Chrysalid (Resident Evil 6) is a state those infected with the C-Virus take upon receiving enough damage, becoming more powerful and monstrous beings upon hatching.

Starfire (DC Comics/Teen Titans) is being encased in a cocoon as per the final stage of the Tamaranian transformation.

Hope (Xena: Warrior Princess) encased in a cocoon.

Wraith victims (Stargate) cocooned for later feeding.