Revision as of 16:40, 3 December 2011

The power in which one can cause objects to burst into flames and explode. A minor power of Fire Manipulation. Not to be confused with Disintegration.

Also Called

Spontaneous Combustion
Combustion Effects
Molecular Combustion

Capability

The user incites atomic structure within targets, causing rapid cohesion loss and heat generation. May cause objects and people to actually explode.

Middle level users can burst organisms into flames.

Appliance

Methods

Some explode things with the touch of their hand (can be involuntary).
Others may concentrate hard from a distance.

Associations

May stem from Fire Manipulation.
May be accompanied by Accelerated Healing via vibrating one's own molecules.
Power might be borrowed from Phoenix Mimicry.
May eventually evolve into Molecular Acceleration.

Techniques

Hi-level can perform

“Air Combustion”: to make air particles ignite.

Limits

Should be careful in near flameable materals
Unless the users has Fireproof Skin or Thermal Resistance, setting self on fire could be dangerous... no surprise.

Known Users

Plastique (DC Comics)
Amanda Strazzulla (Heroes)
Cecil L'Ively (The X-Files)
Tahu/Tahu Nuva (Bionicle)
Wizard/Witch (Harry Potter, via Incendio)
Combustion Man (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Adam X the X-Treme (Marvel Comics)
Piper Halliwell (Charmed) [via molecular manipulation]
Kain (Legacy of Kain)
Magnus (Blood Omen 2: Legacy of Kain)
Sendou Ryuuji (Code: Breaker)
The Judge (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
Sweet (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
Charlene Roberta "Charlie" McGee (Firestater)
Tyler Randall (Smallville)
Margaret Isobel Thoreaux (Smallville)

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 *Charlene Roberta "Charlie" McGee (''Firestater'')
 *Tyler Randall (''Smallville'')
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Changes: Combustion Inducement