Immobility

The power to be impossible to be moved by an external physical force. Not to be confused with Paralysis Inducement. Opposite to Juggernaut Momentum.

Also Called

• Anchoring
• Immovability
• Personal Gravity Increase
• Quantum Locking
• Quantum Trapping
• The Immovable Object

Capabilities

The user can never be moved by an external physical force, but may freely position themselves.

Applications

• Knockdown Immunity
• Recoil Immunity
• Thrust Resistance
  • Pushback Resistance

Variations

• Ingrain: the power to become fixed onto any surface by various means.

Associations

• Binding
• Inertia Manipulation
• Invulnerability
• Personal Gravity
• Telekinesis
• Weight Immunity

Limitations

• May have the ground ripped out from under them, even though they were not moved.
• May not prevent users of Absolute Strength from moving users.
• May be beaten by an unstoppable force.
• True immobility may only be possible to achieve in space.

Known Users

• Green Grandé (Accel World)
• It's A Bully (Baldi's Basics In Education and Learning)
• Ghost of Christmas Past (A Christmas Carol)
• God Kubera (Kubera)
• Frederick Dukes/Blob (Marvel Comics)
• Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Comics)
• Louis Hamilton/Stonewall (Marvel Comics)
• Jesse Kilmartin (Mutant X)
• Superalloy Darkshine (One Punch Man)
• Orisa (Overwatch)
• Pokémon that can use "Ingrain" (Pokémon)
• Robocop (Robocop); via rambolts
• Statue Mario/Luigi (Super Mario)
• Chubster (Worm)

Known Powers

• Immovability (Dungeons and Dragons)

Known Objects

• Rambolts (Robocop)

Gallery

Robocop (Robocop) possesses two rambolts in each foot to anchor him into the ground, immobilizing him with enough force to stop a speeding car.

Statue Mario (Super Mario)

Once he plants his feet on the ground, Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Comics) becomes an unmovable wall.

Jesse Kilmartin (Mutant X)

Add a photo to this gallery