- "Doesn't take much - hardly a push. Oh, America - all-you-can-eat, all the time. Consume, consume. A swarm of locusts in stretch pants. And yet, you're all still starving because hunger doesn't just come from the body, it also comes from the soul."
- ― Famine (Supernatural)
The ability to induce physical hunger. Opposite of Hunger Suppression. Variation of Famine Inducement.
Also Called[]
- Starvation Inducement
Capabilities[]
The user can induce physical hunger, the discomfort and associated weakness caused by a lack of food consumption. Symptoms of hunger include physical weakness, light-headedness, irritability, and a craving to eat. Severe hunger can lead to delirium, nausea, and loss of consciousness.
Applications[]
Associations[]
- Famine Inducement
- Fat Inducement
- Gluttony Inducement
- Hormone Manipulation
- Inducement
- Metabolic Manipulation
- Weakness Inducement
Limitations[]
- May require physical touch.
- The time required to induce hunger varies from user to user.
- User could suffer the same hunger.
- Users of Hunger Suppression and Self-Sustenance may be highly resistant or immune, respectively.
Known Users[]
- Larcade Dragneel (Fairy Tail); via Famished Soul
- Husk (Minecraft)
- Wendigo (Native American Folklore)
- Chemnosit, the Monarch Worm (Pathfinder)
- Great Rabbit/Ousagi (Re:Zero)
- SCP-607 - Dorian the Gray Cat (SCP Foundation); via starving itself
- Famine (Supernatural)
- Geld/Orc Disaster (That Time I Got Reincarnated As a Slime); via Unique Skill - Starvation
- Jar from the Donner Party (Warehouse 13)
- Hungramps (Yo-kai Watch)
- Limos/Fames (Greco-Roman Mythology)
- Hungry Dopant (Futo Detective)
Known Locations[]
- Tartarus (Greek Mythology); as Tantalus' torture.
Known Powers[]
- Famished Soul (Fairy Tail)
Gallery[]
Tantalus (Greek Mythology), was punished for violating Zeus' hospitality, suffering eternal starvation in Tartarus.
Chemnosit (Pathfinder), inspire a devour urge to anyone it gazes at.
Demeter (Percy Jackson), goddess of harvest, grain, and fertility can punish those who offend her with famine, hunger and thirst, cause she the goddess of food and nourishment.
Demeter (Greek Mythology)can punish those who offend her with famine, hunger and thirst, cause she the goddess of food and nourishment.