The power to fuse elasticity and physical combat. Technique of Elasticity. Variation of Combat Merging.
Also Called[]
- Rubber Combat
- Gumby Style
- Elasticity-Enhanced Combat
Capabilities[]
The user is able to utilize elasticity with their physical combat, granting them impressive selection offensive and defensive abilities depending on the user's inventiveness with their unique physical properties.
Applications[]
- Anatomy Constructs
- Body Distortion
- Body Manipulation
- Bouncing
- Bulletproof Durability
- Constriction
- Defense Bypassing
- Orifice Invasion
- Elastic Strike
- Elastic Defense
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Leap
- Prehensility
- Self-Hole Forming
- Super Eating
- Limb Extension
- Limb Expansion
- Twistability
- Muscle Manipulation
- Unloose Body Parts
- Unsupported Motion
Associations[]
- Combat Merging
- Critical Impact
- Personal Deformation
- Enhanced Combat/Supernatural Combat
- Inflation Combat
- Size Manipulation
- Multi-Hit Strike
- Multi Strike
- Power Fists
- Power Headbutt
- Power Legs
- Reach Mode
Limitations[]
- May have a limit on how far they can stretch or to what degree they can deform, often not being able to liquify and re-solidify into other forms fully.
- May be at a disadvantage against cutting or piercing attacks.
- May require the user to be creative in order to achieve significant results from a seemingly underwhelming power.
- Ice or Cold powers may stiffen the elasticity, much like how rubber breaks when it's frozen. This same principle could end up applying to the user if they tried to stretch in cold/freezing temperatures, unless they have Elasticity Defiance.
- With enough fire and heat the user could completely melt.
Known Users[]
Anime/Manga[]
- Seiya Ryuguin (Cautious Hero); via Eternal Sword
- Priscilla (Claymore)
- Helen (Claymore)
- Clare (Claymore)
- Rōsai Azuki (Basilisk)
- Majin Buu (Dragon Ball series)
- Namekians (Dragon Ball series)
- Caterpy (Dragon Ball Z)
- Janemba (Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn)
- Killua Zoldyck (Hunter X Hunter); via The Snake Awakens
- Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece)
- Oars Sr. (One Piece); via Gecko Moria's Shadow Revolution
- Charlotte Katakuri (One Piece)
- Rokushiki/Six Powers Users (One Piece); via Kami-e
- Parasites (Parasyte)
- Shinichi Izumi (Parasyte); via Migi
- Mamoru Uda (Parasyte); via Jaw
- Byonko (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
- Edgeshot (My Hero Academia)
- Danjuro Tobita/Gentle Criminal (My Hero Academia)
- Yawara Chatora/Tiger (My Hero Academia)
- Belgim E.O. (Konjiki no Gash Bell!/Zatch Bell!)
- Byonko (Konjiki no Gash Bell!/Zatch Bell!)
- Momon (Konjiki no Gash Bell!/Zatch Bell!)
- Koral Q (Konjiki no Gash Bell!)
- Bogey Woods (Toriko)
- Toon Monsters (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
Cartoons
- Jake (Adventure Time)
- Clone Betty 3 (Atomic Betty)
- Segmentasapiens (Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Ashi (Samurai Jack); after being corrupted by Aku
- SpongeBob SquarePants (SpongeBob SquarePants)
- Patrick Star/The Elastic Waistband (SpongeBob SquarePants); via The Elastic Waistband's costume
- Adam Evans/Rubberband Man (Static Shock/DC Animated Universe/DCAU)
- Spinel (Steven Universe Movie)
- Madame Rouge (Teen Titans)
- Helen Parr/Elastigirl (The Incredibles)
- Jonathan Rook/Stretch Monster (Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters)
- Jake Armstrong/Stretch (Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters)
- 2-D Man/Stuart Lowe (Batman Beyond/DC Animated Universe/DCAU)
Comics
- Users of The Mask (The Mask)
- Ashley Rayburn/Primer (DC Comics)
- Patrick "Eel" O'Brian/Plastic Man (DC Comics)
- Luke O'Brian (DC Comics)
- Ralph Dibny/Elongated Man (DC Comics)
- Rita Farr/Elasti-Girl (DC Comics)
- Madame Rouge (DC Comics)
- Elongated Lass (DC Comics)
- Ashley Rayburn/Primer (DC Comics)
- Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic (Marvel Comics)
- Kl'rt/Super-Skrull (Marvel Comics)
- En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (Marvel Comics)
- Gummi (Marvel Comics)
- Morph (Marvel Comics)
- Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel (Marvel Comics)
- Susan Storm/Ultra Woman (Marvel Comics)
- Lastikman (Mars Ravelo's Komiks)
- Martians (Invincible/Image Comics)
- Shapesmith
Video Games
- Chakravartin (Asura's Wrath)
- The Battletoads (Battletoads)
- Lanky Kong (Donkey Kong)
- Dhalsim (Street Fighter series)
- Seth (Street Fighter IV)
- Necro (Street Fighter III)
- Mario (Super Mario); only in Weremonster transformation
- Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog); only in Werehog transformation
Live Television/Movies
- Changelings (Star Trek)
- Lastika (Lastikman Film)
Web Original
- SCP-3036 - Stretchy, Clown-Hunter Extraordinaire (SCP Foundation)
Gallery[]
Anime/Manga[]
Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z) using his absolute control over his body stretching to great lengths and size of violence.
Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) relies on his inhuman strength and his mastery of his Gum Gum Fruit/Gomu Gomu no Mi powers as he augments his punches, stomp, kicks, and with stretching powered techniques like Gum-Gum Pistol/Gomu Gomu no Pistol...
...Gum Gum/Gomu Gomu no Gigant Jet Shell, a combination of Bone Ballon's flexibility and Gear Second's super speed...
...and after 2 years of training, he can enhance his already powerful techniques with Busoshoku Haki: Koka,...
...Gomu Gomu no Red Roc which proved to be strong enough to knock down the invulnerable old pirate captain Kaidou in his Dragon form...
...and with his Gear Fourth: Boundman transformation, he augments his already powerful strength to devastating levels as he sends Doflamingo flying across Dressrosa with Gum Gum/Gomu Gomu no Kong Gun...
...and uses Gear Fourth's most powerful punching technique Gum Gum/Gomu Gomu King Kong Gun to obliterate his techniques...
Masters of the Rokushiki/Six Powers technique - Kami-e (One Piece) can make their body extremely flexible in order to avoid any attacks, float, and bending their body like a piece of paper...
...Fukuro using Kami-e Slime instead of the body becoming limp like paper, it stretches and moves in ways slime or sludge would move in order to avoid attacks...
Similar to Luffy's creativity, Charlotte Katakuri (One Piece) can use his mochi powers' natural elasticity for powerful combat...
...mimicking the Rubber Man's fighting style...
Cartoons[]
Comics[]
With little help from the Dark Knight, Plastic Man (DC Comics) gums up Tezumak's internal systems...
While preferring more scientific approaches, Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic (Marvel Comics) is a master in using his elastic powers for combat...