Cosmic Symbiosis

Cosmic Symbiosis
Phoenix Ikki (Saint Seiya Franchise) and the other Saints bond with the forces of the universe, becoming their embodiments to serve the Goddess.
Power/Ability to:	Concentrate the power of the cosmic being that lies within one's body and manipulate it.

The power to manipulate the power of a cosmic being or creature that dwells within the user's body. Variation of Symbiosis and Universal Force Symbiosis.

Also Called

• Cosmic Integration
• Cosmic Host

Capabilities

It is rare for anyone to acquire a cosmic being or creature as they normally choose their hosts; however anyone who does manage to become a host is blessed with unbelievable powers. Cosmic entities are known to increase their hosts natural abilities and powers far beyond their previous levels as well as grant new powers. Many of these entities have domains that they have control over, and when they choose a host he or she may gain that same control to some degree.

Applications

• Cosmic Knowledge
  • Cosmic Awareness
• Cosmic Entity Physiology
• Cosmic Guardian
• Cosmic Manipulation
  • Cosmic Empowerment
  • Cosmic Energy Manipulation
• Self-Power Augmentation

Associations

• Celestial Manipulation
• Power Manifestation
• Symbiosis
  • Universal Force Symbiosis

Limitations

• May cause mental damage.
• Possibility of the user losing any control of their body.
• Some cosmic entities use the user's body like a puppet.

Known Users

• The Lone Warrior (Armed With Wings); as Armed With Wings
• Leo (Armed With Wings); as Armed With Wings
• Halo (DC Comics); inhabited by an energy being named Aurakle
• Sodom Yat (DC Comics); after absorbing Ion and becoming its permanent host
• Lantern Entity Hosts (DC Comics)
• Christopher Kent (DC Comics)
• Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Franchise); via Jenova and the Lifestream
• Father (Fullmetal Alchemist); after absorbing God
• Rex Salazar (Generator Rex); as host of the five almighty, divine Master-Control Nanites
• Hosts of the Phoenix Force (Marvel Comics)
• Captain Universe hosts (Marvel Comics)
• Marlo Chandler (Marvel Comics); via cosmic entity known as Death
• Madelyne Pryor (Marvel Comics); via cosmic entity known as the Goblin Force
• Storm (Marvel Comics); when possessed by Eternity
• Hawk God (Marvel Comics)
• The Saints (Saint Seiya); via their "Cloths" (armors) possessed by various cosmic beings/forces
• Wesley Dodds (Vertigo Comics); inhabited by a fragment of the soul of Dream of the Endless

Gallery

Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Franchise) was genetically engineered with the cosmic being labeled "Jenova", mixed with some Ancient DNA. As Jenova exploited his mental breakdown, it took full possession of him, while also granting him exceptional celestial/cosmic powers, however to serve its own will...

...He would also absorb great amounts of the Lifestream, a secondary level of his cosmic symbiosis, furthering his powers and evolution...

...Sephiroth's symbiotic nature with cosmic forces has led him to a constant evolution since, even leading to a state of cosmic godhood, "Safer Sephiroth"...

...Sephiroth's most mysterious form (as of now), dwells at the liminal space known as "The Edge of Creation" aka "The World Beyond". It is currently unknown who he is entirely, and what forces he has bonded with, for this new evolution.

...Peter Parker/Spider-Man when he was host to the Uni-Power...

Captain Universe (Marvel Comics), the host of the Uni-Power...

After being imbued with the Phoenix Force, the Phoenix Five (Marvel Comics) each contained a portion of its nigh-infinite cosmic flames.

While she was possessed by the Phoenix Force, Hope Summers (Marvel Comics) wielded the staggering power of its cosmic flames.

Madelyne Pryor of Earth 1298 (Marvel Comics) was the host of the cosmic entity and polar opposite to the phoenix force known as the Goblin Force.

As a former host of the cosmic entity known as Death, Marlo Chandler (Marvel Comics) can channel it's powers in extremely life threatening situations or with immense concentration.