Intangibility Cancellation

Intangibility Cancellation
As a user of Busoshoku/Armament Haki, Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) can lend a devastating punch on Cesar Clown, a Logia user.
Power/Ability to:	Bypass/negate the intangibility or fluid-like nature of beings.

"Logia' users who think they're invincible tend to have short lifespans."

― Pekoms (One Piece)

"Hey, you can't touch me when I'm intangible!"

― Ben Tennyson as Big Chill after being grabbed by Vilgax (Ben 10)

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/Ignoring/Cancellation/Negation
• Intangibility Bypassing/Ignoring/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

• Infusion
• Non-Physical Interaction

Associations

• Power Negation

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.
• May be weak against Ultimate Intangibility.

Known Users

• Fraulein Kreutune (A Certain Magical Index)
• Ghost Rider (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Dragons (American Dragon: Jake Long)
  • Jake Long
• Kraab (Ben 10)
• Gutrot's Species (Ben 10: Omniverse)
• Dragon Slayers (Fairy Tail)
• Meredy (Fairy Tail)
• Sento Oumi (Juden-Chan)
• Radioactive Man (Marvel Comics)
• 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

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

By using Busoshoku/Armament Haki, Silvers Rayleigh (One Piece) was 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 two years of training, he can use Busoshoku/Armament Haki to touch Cesar Clown, a Logia Devil Fruit user.

As a Busoshoku Haki/Armament Haki user, Pekoms (One Piece) can deal heavy physical damage to Logia users and bypass their fluid forms.

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.

Cartoons

Dragons such as Jake Long (American Dragon: Jake Long) are able to touch incorporeal beings such as ghosts or the Shade Demons and thus attack them.

Video Games

KOS-MOS (Xenosaga) cancels out the Gnosis' intangibility by forcing them onto the physical plane using the Hilbert Effect.