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* Peyton Westlake (''Darkman'') |
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* Cassandra Cain (''DC Comics'') |
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* Philip J. Fry (''Futurama'') |
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* Turel (''Legacy of Kain'') |
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Darkman_2.jpg|After losing his sense of touch, Peyton Westlake's (Darkman) body overproduces adrenaline, granting him superhuman strength and immunity to pain. |
Darkman_2.jpg|After losing his sense of touch, Peyton Westlake's (Darkman) body overproduces adrenaline, granting him superhuman strength and immunity to pain. |
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Cassandra_Cain.jpg|Having been deliberately raised to interpret body language as a first language, Cassandra Cain (DC Comics) is illiterate and barely able to speak, but as a trade-off, she can intuitively read body language and predict her opponents' attacks. |
Cassandra_Cain.jpg|Having been deliberately raised to interpret body language as a first language, Cassandra Cain (DC Comics) is illiterate and barely able to speak, but as a trade-off, she can intuitively read body language and predict her opponents' attacks. |
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| + | 361px-Flame Empress Armor.jpg|Due to her prosthetic right eye, Erza Scarlet (Fairy Tail) is immune to such magic as [[Illusion Manipulation|Illusion Magic]] and [[Petrifying Gaze|Stone Eyes]]. |
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Fry.jpg|Due to his lack of a "Delta brainwave," Philip J. Fry (Futurama) is mentally handicapped, but also immune to psychic powers like [[Telepathy]] and [[Intelligence Reduction]]. |
Fry.jpg|Due to his lack of a "Delta brainwave," Philip J. Fry (Futurama) is mentally handicapped, but also immune to psychic powers like [[Telepathy]] and [[Intelligence Reduction]]. |
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| + | Robbins.png|Due to his blindness and the fact that magic has to be seen ''and'' heard for spells to affect people, Jeffrey Robbins (Gargoyles) is immune to magic. |
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Defiance-BonusMaterial-CharacterArt-Renders-11-Turel.png|As he evolved over the centuries, Turel (Legacy of Kain) developed enhanced hearing at the cost of his sight. |
Defiance-BonusMaterial-CharacterArt-Renders-11-Turel.png|As he evolved over the centuries, Turel (Legacy of Kain) developed enhanced hearing at the cost of his sight. |
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Neo Blind.jpg|Neo's (The Matrix) eyes was damaged during a fight with Smith, but... |
Neo Blind.jpg|Neo's (The Matrix) eyes was damaged during a fight with Smith, but... |
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Revision as of 05:03, 26 November 2016
The power to possess supernatural abilities to compensate for disabilities. Not to be confused with Handicapability.
Also Called
- Disability Superpower
Capabilities
The user possesses or can develop supernatural powers as a compensation for a disability; for example, if the user is blind, their other senses are enhanced.
Variations
Associations
Known Users
See also: Disability Superpower.
- Shuu Sakurada (Castle-Town Dandelion)
- Vanessa Brewer (Angel)
- Gordon (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
- Toph Beifong (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Peyton Westlake (Darkman)
- Cassandra Cain (DC Comics)
- Erza Scarlet (Fairy Tail)
- Philip J. Fry (Futurama)
- Jeffrey Robbins (Gargoyles)
- Turel (Legacy of Kain)
- Daredevil (Marvel Comics)
- Neo (The Matrix)
- Kenshi Takahashi (Mortal Kombat)
- Usui Uonuma (Rurouni Kenshin)
- Clark Kent (Smallville)
- Miraluka (Star Wars)
- Dark Side Users (Star Wars)
- Dezel (Tales of Zestiria)
- Clickers (The Last of Us)
Gallery
Gordon (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) lost his eyes as a result of undergoing Terrigenesis to activate his powers.
Despite being blind, Toph Beifong (Avatar: The Last Airbender) is capable of "seeing" by sensing vibrations.
After losing his sense of touch, Peyton Westlake's (Darkman) body overproduces adrenaline, granting him superhuman strength and immunity to pain.
Having been deliberately raised to interpret body language as a first language, Cassandra Cain (DC Comics) is illiterate and barely able to speak, but as a trade-off, she can intuitively read body language and predict her opponents' attacks.
Due to her prosthetic right eye, Erza Scarlet (Fairy Tail) is immune to such magic as Illusion Magic and Stone Eyes.
Due to his lack of a "Delta brainwave," Philip J. Fry (Futurama) is mentally handicapped, but also immune to psychic powers like Telepathy and Intelligence Reduction.
Due to his blindness and the fact that magic has to be seen and heard for spells to affect people, Jeffrey Robbins (Gargoyles) is immune to magic.
As he evolved over the centuries, Turel (Legacy of Kain) developed enhanced hearing at the cost of his sight.
Neo's (The Matrix) eyes was damaged during a fight with Smith, but...
...he developed a new perception of sight.
After being blinded by radioactive waste, Daredevil (Marvel Comics) developed superhuman senses and a radar sense to compensate.
After being blinded by Shang Tsung, Kenshi Takahashi (Mortal Kombat) developed telekinetic powers and enhanced senses.
After being blinded by Shishio, Usui Uonuma (Rurouni Kenshin) learned how to compensate using his hearing and spiritual senses.
Clark Kent's (Smallville) super-hearing initially manifested to compensate after he was temporarily blinded.
Having lost their eyes, the Miraluka (Star Wars) have learned to "see" through the Force.
Dezel (Tales of Zestiria) compensated for his blindness by learning to read the wind.
After being rendered blind by the growth of fungal plates over their eyes, Clickers (The Last of Us) developed echolocation capabilities to compensate.