The power to manipulate inorganic substances. Sub-power of Matter Manipulation. Opposite to Organic Manipulation. Not to be confused with Artificial Element Manipulation.
Also Called[]
- Inorganic Matter Control/Manipulation
- Non-Biological Control/Manipulation
- Non-Living Matter Control/Manipulation
Capabilities[]
The user can create, shape and manipulate inorganic substances, both inorganic entities and materials (metals, most periodic elements, etc.). They can create, manipulate, shape, transform and/or destroy anything non-carbonic or non-living. Since they comprise most of the Earth’s crust, the user can potentially exhibit great control over their surroundings.
Applications[]
- All inorganic manipulation
- Corrosion Manipulation
- Inorganic Absorption
- Inorganic Attacks
- Inorganic Constructs
- Inorganic Detection
- Inorganic Duplication
- Inorganic Generation
- Inorganic Solidification
- Inorganic Telekinesis
- Manipulate the properties of inorganic substances.
- Move/lift inorganic substances.
- Matter Surfing using inorganic substances.
Techniques[]
- Inorganic Aura
- Inorganic Combat
- Inorganic Defense
- Inorganic Empowerment
- Inorganic Healing
- Inorganic Mimicry
- Inorganic Portal Creation
- Inorganic Regeneration
- Inorganic Sealing
- Inorganic Teleportation
- Inorganic Transmutation
Variations[]
- Artificial Element Manipulation
- Inorganic Magic
- Elemental Manipulation
- Gas Manipulation
- Liquid Manipulation
- Plasma Manipulation
- Solid Manipulation
Associations[]
- Chemistry Manipulation
- Inorganic Seal
- Non-Life Essence Manipulation
- Object Manipulation
- Science Manipulation
- Technomechanical Manipulation
Limitations[]
- Useless on organic substances.
- The user may be unable to create inorganic matter, being limited to manipulating already existing sources.
- May need extensive training to learn how to use the true potential of this power.
- Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon of the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user, and their power's natural limits.
- May be limited to manipulating one type of inorganic substance or inorganic substances connected to user's body.
Known Users[]
- Clive Yorkin (Arrowverse)
- Gutrot's Species (Ben 10)
- Pernida Parnkgjas (Bleach)
- Ash (DC Comics)
- Barnabas Wolfe (Jupiter's Legacy)
- Amazing-Man (DC Comics)
- Amunet Black/Blacksmith (DC Comics)
- Daemonites (DC Comics)
- Firestorm (DC Comics)
- Quislet (DC Comics)
- Tormocks (DC Comics)
- Wytch (DC Comics)
- Priscilla Kitaen/Voodoo (DC/Wildstorm Comics)
- Rose/Midler (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part III: Stardust Crusaders); via High Priestess
- Barnabus Wolfe (Image Comics)
- Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
- Barton Ford/Shaper (Marvel Comics)
- Madison Jeffries (Marvel Comics)
- Ashley Martin (Marvel Comics)
- Lois London/Mortis (Marvel Comics)
- Mondo (Marvel Comics)
- Phalanx (Marvel Comics)
- Gloria Muñoz/Risque (Marvel Comics)
- Owen Reece/Molecule Man (Marvel Comics)
- Gerald Stone (Marvel Comics)
- Arnim Zola (Marvel Comics)
- SCP-1795 - The Star Womb (SCP Foundation)
- Various Qwasers (Seikon no Qwaser)
- Alex Mercer (Prototype)
Gallery[]
Pernida (Bleach) can send its nerves into inorganic matter to manipulate it.
The strongest Daemonites (DC Comics) can transform into inorganic material.
Mortis (Marvel Comics) uses her molecular disruption field to liquefy or disintegrate inorganic matter.