Changes: Elasticity

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The ability to stretch, deform, expand, or contract one's body into any form imaginable.

Also Called

Elastic/Stretchy/Stretch Powers
Elongation/Plasticity/Stretchability
Expandable/Malleable/Stretchable Body
Super Stretching

Capabilities

The user is or can become extremely malleable and elastic, allowing them to stretch, flatten, deform, expand, and contract their whole body, including limbs, torso, neck, etc. They can control how elastic/flexible they or parts of them are, allowing user to change their bodies into various tools or other constructs.

They are extremely hard to wound or hurt due to their body reflexively absorbing damage by stretching with attacks, but may still feel pain.

There are two types of elasticity. The most common in fiction is extreme elasticity where there is a limit to how far one can use their elasticity. Absolute elasticity (Also known as Limitless or Infinite Elasticity) is more rare and is usually reserved for extraterrestrials or boneless/amorphous mutants.

Applications

Extreme (boneless) Flexibility allowing Stretching, Flattening, Compacting, etc.
Constriction
Dermal Armor
Elastic Eye
Elastic Jaws
Enhanced Breath/Lung Capacity (their lungs can expand in order to take and blow vast amounts of air)
Enhanced Eating (their organs can expand in order to fit more food and fluids)
Enhanced Durability/Invulnerability (most attacks either bounce off or the user's body stretches enough to reduce damage)
Flat Body
Inflation
Impact Absorption
Limb Extension
Limb Expansion
Malleable Anatomy
Organic Constructs (self only)
Spherical Form (their elastic nature allows them to expand their skin and body into a spherical form)
Unsupported Motion

Techniques

Elastic Combat

Associations

Limitations

May have a limit on how far they can stretch.
May have to use kinetic force, such as punching or kicking, or even getting punched or kicked, in order to stretch.
May be more vulnerable against piercing or cutting attacks.

Known Users

See Also: Rubber Man

Comics

Mr. Fantastic (Marvel Comics)
Spidercide (Marvel Comics)
Super-Skrull (Marvel Comics)
Anole (Marvel Comics)
Montagu Mullarkey (Marvel Comics)
Modulus (Marvel Comics)
Ms. Marvel/Kamala Khan (Marvel Comics)
Carnage (Marvel Comics)
Symbiots (Marvel Comics)
Paperdoll (Marvel Comics)
Rubbermaid (Marvel Comics)
Susan Storm/Ultra Woman (Marvel Comics)
Spanner (Marvel Comics)
Tommy (Marvel Comics)
Plastic Man (DC Comics)
Elongated Man (DC Comics)
Spectre (DC Comics)
Metamorpho (DC Comics)
Madame Rouge (DC Comics)
Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
Miss Martian (DC Comics)
Inque (DC Comics)
Clayface (DC Comics)
Ciji (DC Comics)
Composite Superman (DC Comics)
Rubberduck (DC Comics)
Crush (DC Comics)
Elongated Lass (DC Comics)
Plastic Man (DC Comics)
Lastikman (Filipino Komiks)
Gum Girl (The Gumazing Gum Girl)
Engineer (Image/Wildstorm)
BubbleGum Jane (Ka-Blam)
Mona (Mo & Jo Fighting together forever)
Mister Shifter (Sonic the Comic)
Hydran (Sonic the Comic)
Metallix Mark II (Sonic the Comic)
Bunnie D'Coolette (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
Rubber Ducky (Tick)
One (Trio)

Manga/Anime

Helen (Claymore)
Piccolo (Dragon Ball)
Lord Slug (Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug)
Namekians (Dragon Ball)
Pilaf Machine (Dragon Ball)
Catapy (Dragon Ball Z)
Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
Super Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
Janemba (Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn)
Cyclopian Guards (Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler)
Angila (Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug)
Princess Snake (Dragon Ball Z)
Franmalth (Fairy Tail)
Miki Hosokawa (Hell Teacher Nube)
Najimi Ajimu (Medaka Box); with Giraffe Neck (Biological Skill) allows lengthen neck
Orochimaru (Naruto)
Misumi Tsurugi (Naruto)
Nurari (Naruto)
Mitzuki (Naruto)
Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece)
Ruki (Senyu)
Byonko (Zatch Bell)

Cartoons

Jake (Adventure Time)
2-D Man (Batman Beyond)
Makuta (BIONICLE)
Rahkshi (BIONICLE)
Kraata (BIONICLE)
Floraunas (Ben 10/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Wildvine
Polymorphs
- Goop (Ben 10: Alien Force/Ben 10: Ultimate Alien/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Ultimate Kevin
Kraakho (Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Ester
Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10/Ben 10: Alien Force/Ben 10: Ultimate Alien/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Upgrade
- Malware
- Kevin 11
Thep Khufans (Ben 10/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Snare-Oh
- Mummy
- Kuphulu
Methanosians (Ben 10: Alien Force/Ben 10: Ultimate Alien/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Swampfire
Segmentasapiens (Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Bloxx
- Build-A-Guy
Boyster (Boyster)
Gameboy (Captain N: The Game Master)
Gena Ramírez-Akiyama (Kabuki Akiyama Z)
Stretch-O-Mutt (Krypto the Superdog)
Paw Pooch (Krypto The Superdog); legs only
Sanford D. Ingleberry/Snake of the Gangreen Gang (Powerpuff Girls); one off
Pilar (Combo Ninos)
Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
Undergrowth (Danny Phantom)
Unusually Flexible Girl (Drawn Together)
Dynomutt (Dynomutt, Dog Wonder)
Gemini Lumnix/Robogirl (Robogirl); hair only
Elastigirl (The Incredibles)
Jack (Justice League)
Cobra (Legend of the Dragon)
Experiment 345 "Elastico" (Lilo & Stitch)
Most Characters (Loony Tunes)
Cathy (Monster Buster Club)
B.O.B (Monsters Vs Aliens)
Corona Jane (The New Adventures of Nanoboy)
Careena Payne (New adventures of Nanoboy)
Tallstar (She-Ra)
EveryMan (The Simpsons)
Bart Simpson as Stretch Dude (Simpsons' Treehouse of Horrors X)
SpongeBob SquarePants (SpongeBob SquarePants)
Patrick Star as The Elastic Waistband (Spongebob Squarepants)
Rubber-Band Man (Static Shock)
The Humen Rubber Band (SuperNormal)
Joey Lastic (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; 2003 TV series)
Bertha Bombshell (Totally Spies)
Maurecia (Wayside School)
Rubber Chucky (Yin Yang Yo!)
Mr. Pix (RHG)

Television/Film

B-Dawg (Air Buddies); via Power Ring of Inspiron
Glen Belland (Charmed); while under the stretch your mind spell
Piper (Heroes)
Lastika (Lastikman Movie)
Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street)
Lash (Sky High)
Pete Ross (Smallville); while infected with kryptonite-laced gum
Zam Wesell (Star Wars)
Link Evilman (The Thundermans)
4th Brother (Ten Brothers)
Eugene Victor Tooms (The X-Files)

Video Games

Chakravartin (Asura's Wrath)
Hero (Drawn To Life)
Dusiel (Guardian Archangels)
Alex Mercer (Prototype)
James Heller (Prototype 2)
Regenerators (Resident Evil 4)
Bandersnatches (Resident Evil Code: Veronica)
Slender Man (Slender Online Game)
Chaos (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Mecha Sonic (Super Mario Bros. Z)
Dhalsim (Street Fighter)
Necro (Street Fighter)
Twelve (Street Fighter)
Zant (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)
Chwing (Urban Rivals)

Known objects

Lotus Twister (Xiaolin Showdown)
Banyan Twister (Xiaolin Chronicles)
Inspiron Power Ring (Super Buddies)
Gomu Gomu No Mi/Gum Gum Devil Fruit (One Piece)

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 They are extremely hard to wound or hurt due to their body reflexively absorbing damage by stretching with attacks, but may still feel pain.
-There are two types of elasticity. The most common in fiction is extreme elasticity where there is a limit to how far one can use their elasticity. Absolute elasticity (Also known as Limitless or Infinite Elasticity) is more rare and is usually reserved for extraterrestrials or highly powerful mutants.
+There are two types of elasticity. The most common in fiction is extreme elasticity where there is a limit to how far one can use their elasticity. Absolute elasticity (Also known as Limitless or Infinite Elasticity) is more rare and is usually reserved for extraterrestrials or boneless/amorphous mutants.
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