- "Logia' users who think they're invincible tend to have short lifespans."
- ― Pekoms (One Piece)
The ability to bypass/negate the intangibility or fluid-like nature of beings in order to deal damage to them. Variation of Power Negation.
Also Called
- Fluidity Bypassing/Cancellation/Negation
- Intangibility Bypassing/Negation
Capabilities
The user can bypass/negate the Intangibility or fluid-like nature of beings to deal damage to them. This ability allows the user to harm beings with a fluid-like, gas-like, or any other malleable form that normally would allow them to be unharmed by conventional physical attacks. This bypass can also be transferred/imbued into objects such as weapons to assist the user in combat.
Applications
Associations
Limitations
- May need to make direct physical contact with the opponent to deal damage.
- Since the intangibility is the only aspect of the opponent's power that is bypassed, the opponent can still retaliate normally, and can also still physically evade attacks in a conventional manner.
- May not be able to use this ability if it is overused, requiring a short period of rest.
Known Users
- Fraulein Kreutune (A Certain Magical Index)
- Ghost Rider (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
- Dragons (American Dragon: Jake Long)
- Kraab (Ben 10)
- Dragon Slayers (Fairy Tail)
- Meredy (Fairy Tail)
- Sento Oumi (Juden-Chan)
- All Might (My Hero Academia)
- Ikuto Tohoin (Nagasarete Airantou)
- Pokémon that can use "Foresight" or "Odor Sleuth" (Pokémon)
- Busoshoku Haki users (One Piece)
- Saitama (One-Punch Man)
- Yaya (Unbreakable Machine-Doll); via Skin Hardening
- Wanda Maximoff (X-Men: Evolution)
- Users of the Hilbert Effect (Xenosaga)
Known Objects
- Rust Bucket's netting (Ben 10)
- Shield of Ziegel (Ben 10)
- Techadon Robots' defense systems (Ben 10)
- Nth Metal (DC Comics)
- Seastone/Sea-Prism Stone (One Piece); partially
- Ectobar Glass with Barrier spells (Thirteen/Thir13en Ghosts); ghosts cannot be intangible to.
Gallery
Dragons such as Jake Long (American Dragon: Jake Long) are able to touch incorporeal beings such as ghosts and thus attack them.
By using Busoshoku/Armament Haki, Silvers Rayleigh (One Piece) is able to land a kick on the otherwise intangible Kizaru, a Logia eater whose body is made of light.
As a Rubber Man, Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) is the natural enemy to the otherwise invincible Thunder Man, Enel...
…and after 2 years of training, he can use Busoshoku/Armament Haki to lend a devastating punch on Cesar Clown, a Gas Human.
Saitama (One Punch Man) is capable of seriously hurting and even utterly obliterating intangible things with just his punches alone effortlessly.
Natsu Dragneel (Fairy Tail) as a Fire Dragon Slayer can physically touch intangible elements like fire.
All Might's (My Hero Academia) punches are capable of injuring the Sludge Villain despite the latter's fluid body.
KOS-MOS (Xenosaga) cancels out the Gnosis' intangibility by forcing them onto the physical plane using the Hilbert Effect.
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