Immobility

Immobility
Frederick Dukes/Blob (Marvel Comics) is nearly impossible to move.
Power/Ability to:	Become impossible to be moved.

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

• 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

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.

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)

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)