Earthquake Generation

Earthquake Generation
The Incredible Hulk (Marvel Comics) using his immense strength to create miniature earthquakes.
Power/Ability to:	Induce vibration causing an earthquake.

The ability to create and cause powerful earthquakes. Sub-power of Earth Manipulation and Disaster Manipulation.

Also Called

• Earthquake Causing/Creation

Capabilities

The user can create earthquakes at will.

Applications

• Fissure Creation
• Destroy a city/town.
• Destroy an island.
• If powerful enough, user may destroy an entire continent or region.
• Causes sea-quakes through seismic activity on seabeds, causing Tsunami's.
• Can create avalanches and/or landslides.

Associations

• Burrowing: tunneling through the earth to cause it to vibrate and shift.
• Concussive Force
• Disaster Manipulation
• Earth Manipulation: cause the earth to vibrate and shift.
• Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Strength: use intense strength to smash the ground.
• Ground Pound
• Shockwave Clap
• Shockwave Stomp
• Sound Manipulation: use sound waves to vibrate the earth.
• Tectonic Plate Manipulation: move the tectonic plates to cause an earthquake.
• Vibration Emission: use shock waves to vibrate the earth.
• Vibration Manipulation

Limitations

• May not be immune to the effects of the earthquake.
• Once an earthquake is initiated, it may be impossible to stop.
• May require contact with the ground.
• The earthquake generated by the user will affect everyone and everything in their surroundings including themselves.

Known Users

• Daisy 'Skye' Johnson (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Earthbenders (Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra)
• Earthmover (Batman Beyond)
• Armodrillo (Ben 10)
• Fourarms (Ben 10)
• Rocks (Ben 10: Power of the Omnitrix)
• Shock Rock (Ben 10 Reboot)
• Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
• Cole (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Adamus Sutekh (The Lorien Legacies)
• Toa of Earth (Bionicle)
• Gods (Black and White 2)
• Swing (Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Cards)
• Ayumi Otosaka (Charlotte)
• Goddess of Earth (Charmed)
• Earthshakers (Charmed: The Brewing Storm)
• Gigasmon (Digimon)
• Arale Norimaki (Dr. Slump)
• Naturon Shenron (Dragon Ball GT)
• Kat Gardener (Eastwick)
• Kratos (GoW); via atlas quake
• Cadmium/Cavity (Great Greed)
• Poseidon/Neptune (Greco-Roman Mythology)
• Garland Wournos (Haven)
• Samuel Sullivan (Heroes)
• Hazel Levesque (Heroes of Olympus)
• Sairaorg Bael (Highschool DxD); via Touki
• Emmet Brickowski (The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part)
• Rex Dangervest (The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part)
• Richer, A.K.A. Experiment 513 (Lilo & Stitch)
• Number One (The Lorien Legacies)
• Adamus Sutekh (The Lorien Legacies); received by Number One
• Jack (Marchen Awakens Romance)
• Avalanche (Marvel Comics)
• Hulk (Marvel Comics)
• Juggernaut (Marvel Comics)
• Rictor (Marvel Comics)
• Thor (Marvel Comics)
• Crystal (Marvel Comics)
• Gin Genie (Marvel Comics); only via alcohol in her system
• Fault Zone (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Mega Man (Mega Man); via Quake Drill
• Guts Man (Mega Man)
• Hard Man (Mega Man 3)
• Concrete Man (Mega Man 9)
• Quake Woman/Tempo (Mega Man Archie Comics); via Quake Drill
• Tecton (Mighty Med)
• Gooliope Jellington (Monster High)
• Kumatora (Mother/Earthbound); via PK Ground
• Yo Shindo (My Hero Academia)
• Rebecca Jessup (No Ordinary Family)
• Regina Mills/The Evil Queen (Once Upon a Time)
• Edward Newgate (One Piece); via Gura Gura no Mi
• Marshall D. Teach (One Piece); via Gura Gura no Mi
• Saitama (One Punch Man)
• Reinhardt (Overwatch); via Rocket Hammer
• General Gong The Hawkeye (Patapon)
• Patapons (Patapon 2); via Miracles
• Dekapons (Patapon series)
• Dodonga (Patapon series)
• Nico di Angelo (Percy Jackson & the Olympians)
• Most Ground-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Most Rock-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Most Steel-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Pokémon capable of learning "Magnitude" or "Earthquake" (Pokémon)
• Demi-Fiend (Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne); via Gaea Rage
• Afrostar (Sidekicks)
• Fist Bump (Skylanders)
• The Darkness (Skylanders)
• Jesse Turner (Supernatural)
• Tenshi Hinanawi (Touhou Project)
• Cornelia Hale (W.I.T.C.H)
• Clay Bailey (Xiaolin Showdown)
• Hypershock (The Incredibles)

Known Objects

• The Pow Block (Mario Series)

Gallery

Earthmover (Batman Beyond) was buried alive in a toxic waste dump and gained the ability to cause earthquakes and make golems while his body was stuck embedded in a wall for years.

Fourarms (Ben 10) using his massive strength to shake the earth.

Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) possesses Armodrillo and Ultimate Aggregor's earth eruption.

Earthbenders (Avatar: The Last Airbender) can "bend" (control and manipulate) the earth and ground itself to cause earthquakes.

Goddess of Earth (Charmed) causes an earthquake when she gets angry...

and opened a chasm in the Earth in the conservatory that swallowed the Titans.

Accelerator (A Certain Magical Index) manipulating vectors to generate a powerful shock wave on the earth.

Arale Norimaki (Dr. Slump) uses the Earth Splitter, a punch to the ground that causes such destructive shock waves that the Earth itself splits open.

Emmet Brickowski (The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part) using Earthquake Punch.

Richer, A.K.A. Experiment 513 (Lilo & Stitch)

Quake Woman/Tempo's (Mega Man Archie Comics) Quake Drill was primarily made for burrowing, but can cause earthquakes which she earned her name for

Lord Tirek (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic) using his strength to smash the ground beneath him.

Whitebeard (One Piece) can use his shock waves to cause massive earthquakes.

Saitama's (One-Punch Man) virtually unlimited strength can create massive shockwaves and craters in planet-sized objects with ease.

Slaking (Pokemon) vibrating the ground causing an earthquake.

Tauros (Pokemon) using a move known as Fissure.

Jesse Turner (Supernatural) causes minor earthquakes when angry.

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As the Guardian of Earth, Cornelia Hale (W.I.T.C.H) has the elemental ability to create massively strong and powerful earthquakes.