Confection Mimicry

Confection Mimicry
Slurpuff (Pokemon) is based on a meringue and other forms of confections such as cupcakes and a Japanese-style mille-feuille.
Power/Ability to:	Have a body made up of confection.

The power to transform into or have a physical body made of confection. Technique of Confection Manipulation. Variation of Food Mimicry.

Also Called

• Confection Physiology

Capabilities

The user either is or can mimic/transform into confections such as candies, deserts, cakes, cookies, donuts, pies, taffies, chocolates, marshmallows, pastries, and other sweets.

Applications

• Contaminant Immunity
• Dermal Armor
  • Natural Weaponry
  • Pain Suppression
• Disease Immunity
• Edible Body
• Enhanced Durability/Invulnerability
• Enhanced Lung Capacity or Oxygen Independence

Variations

• Cake Mimicry
• Cookie Mimicry
• Cupcake Mimicry
• Ice Cream Mimicry
• Pudding Mimicry
• Sugar Mimicry
  • Candy Mimicry
    • Chocolate Mimicry
    • Gum Mimicry
    • Lollipop Mimicry
  • Honey Mimicry

Associations

• Confection Manipulation
• Defunct Physiology
• Food Manipulation
• Food Mimicry
• Food Monster Physiology
• Malleable Anatomy
• Organic Mimicry
• Regenerative Healing Factor - by drawing in confection to heal wounds.
• Size Manipulation

Limitations

• Some users may not be able to return to their original form.
• User may be edible and therefore capable of consumption by an opponent.

Known Users

• Candy People (Adventure Time)
• Shortmon (Digimon)
• Weddinmon (Digimon)
• Millard Findlemeyer (The Gingerdead Man)
• Mystery Crepe (Heroic Complex)
• Candy Characters (M&Ms Commercials)
• The Crimson Creampuff (Ordinary Boy)
• Slurpuff (Pokémon)
• Gigantamax Alcremie (Pokémon)
• Sweets Dopant (Kamen Rider W)

Gallery

Mystery Crepe (Heroic Complex)

Gigantamax Alcremie (Pokémon) is based on a wedding cake.

The Crimson Creampuff (Ordinary Boy) can cause himself to act like and mimic the properties of a creampuff.

The main cast of the M&Ms commercials.

Shortmon (Digimon)

Weddinmon (Digimon)