Force-Field Combat

Force-Field Combat
Susan Storm/Invisible Woman (Fantastic Four) uses force fields for offensive and defensive purposes.
Power/Ability to:	Fuse physical combat with the use force fields.

The power to fuse Force-Fields with physical combat. Technique of Force-Field Manipulation. Variation of Combat Merging.

Also Called

• Flyrogenetic Combat

Capabilities

The user is able to generate and shape force fields in a way that aids in physical combat. Users often employ defensive tactics to wear down the opponent's strength and then crush them with battering force or trapping them inside a dome of force. This power-fighting style could be incredibly lethal to opponents in a variety of gruesome ways.

Applications

• Barrier Weaponry
  • Barrier Artillery
• Binding
• Deflection
• Deoxygenation (By putting a force field round the opponent's head)
• Enhanced Combat
• Force-Field Generation

Associations

• Combat Merging
• Force-Field Constructs
• Force-Field Manipulation

Known Users

• Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
• Hachigen (Bleach)
• Brainiac 5 (DC Comics)
• Android 17 (Dragon Ball Super)
• Abigail (Heroes)
• Violet Parr (The Incredibles)
• Chase Davenport (Lab Rats)
• Ameisha Kichōgasaki (Love Tyrant)
• Susan Storm/Invisible Woman (Marvel Comics)
• Biotics (Mass Effect)
• Mikoto Kuga (Norn9 Norn+Nonette)
• Trafalgar D. Water Law (One Piece)
• Bartolomeo (One Piece)
• Spiral Knights (Spiral Knight)
• Cal Shekar (Taboo Tattoo)
• Jake Martinez (Tiger & Bunny)
• Arlo (unOrdinary)
• Super-Skrull (Marvel Comics)
• Kusaribe Clan Mages (Zetsuen no Tempest)
• Raven (DC Comics)

Gallery

Ultimate Kevin (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien) possesses Brainstorm's electric force-field.

Hachigen (Bleach) demonstrates his incredible versatility of defensive Kido by using barrier spells for offensively.

Android 17 (Dragon Ball Super) forms an Android Barrier around his fist to enhance his strike attacks.

Susan Storm (Fantastic Four) as Malice suffocating The Thing with a force-field.

Super-Skrull (Marvel Comics)

Violet Parr (The Incredibles)

Trafalgar D. Water Law (One Piece) creates his ROOM, a giant spatial barrier to surround his enemies...

...,within which he can control the spatial orientation of all objects.

A Barrier Human, Bartolomeo (One Piece) can create a wall out of his barriers, and send them flying into his enemies to strike them...

...and can also use his barriers to enhance his physical attacks, like encasing his fist with a spherical barrier before punching.

Chase Davenport (Lab Rats) is capable of shrinking his force-fields into a ball and throw it as a projectile.