Habitable Anatomy

Habitable Anatomy
Hades’ (Kid Icarus: Uprising) belly is a level in of itself, complete with cellular enemies.
Power/Ability to:	Have a habitable body.

The power to have a body suitable for habitation. Variation of Personal Domain Creation and Environmental Field Projection.

Capabilities

User either has or can make their internal anatomy remarkably spacious and capable of having other beings/creatures/technology/structures stay/exist inside them for extended time. They are often either gigantic in stature, have an interior that much larger then their exterior, or are proportional both internally and externally, just habitable and potentially able to supply their visitors with habitable environment.

Applications

• Endosymbiosis: become host to one or multiple organisms.
  • Command lifeforms inside one’s body to help remove foreign forces from the body and help the user to heal.
• Structure Physiology: room-like spaces, doors, etc.

Associations

• Body Storage
• Dimensional Storage
• Giant Physiology
• Infinite Digestive System
  • Absolute Storage
• Personal Void
• Plane Physiology
• Possession
• Space-Time Manipulation

Limitations

• Not able to consciously manipulate their own internal anatomy if the user is untrained in this power or even unaware that they possess it.
• May require potential subjects to be initially shrunken down to size suitable for ingestion.
• May not be able to accommodate for all the needs of complex terrestrial organisms.
• May be more vulnerable to damage caused from inside their body.
• Lifeforms user is host to may become parasitic.

Known Users

See Also: Womb Level.

Cartoon

• Ruben Ridley (Rick and Morty)
• Vicky the babysitter (Fairly Oddparents)
• Monster (Adventure Time)
• The Preeminent (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• The Farting Dragon (Samurai Jack)

Video Game

• Hades (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
• Tanzer (Saga Frontier)
• Bowser (Super Mario)
• Master Core (Super Smash Bros: Wii U); as Master Fortress
• Great Deku Tree (Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
• Lord Jabu Jabu (Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
• Clanker (Banjo Kazooie)
• Tanktup (Banjo Kazooie)
• The Big Fish (Banjo Kazooie)
• Chompasaurus (Banjo Kazooie)
• Elina (Breath of Fire IV)
• Sin (Final Fantasy)
• Zone Eater (Final Fantasy)
• The Water Dragon (Ōkami)
• Monstro (Kingdom Hearts)
• Dexter (Ape Escape)
• The Fairy Godmother (Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch)
• Dungeon Man (Earthbound)
• Insidious (Bayonetta 2)

Manga/Anime

• Gluttony (Fullmetal Alchemist)
• Cherubimon (Digimon: The Movie)
• Star Whale (Dog Days)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
• Princess Snake] (Dragon Ball Z)
• Dojo (Xiaolin Showdown)
• Gourd Toad (Naruto)
• Laboon (One Piece)
• Capone Bege (One Piece); via the Shiro Shiro no Mi
• Faudo (Zatch Bell!)
• Retsu Unohana's zanpakuō, Minazuki in it's shikai form (Bleach)
• Regal mammoth (Toriko)

Other

• Malagard (Planescape)

Comics

• Celestials (Marvel Comics)

Gallery

Bowser (Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story) has an anatomical chart that's also a world map!

Vicky (Fairly Odd Parents) is icky with a “V” on the outside…

and the inside.

The Water Dragon (Ōkami) is ugly fish, …

but with pretty insides.

Monstro (Kingdom Hearts) has an interesting stomach to find one’s self in…

The Fairy Godmother (Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch) keeps her children in her "tummy", where they learn and grow until they're ready to be born.

Capone Bege's (One Piece) fortess-like body is habited by his men.

Clanker (Banjo Kazooie) has an entire level based on his insides