Marking Teleportation

The ability to teleport to a marked location. Combination of Teleportation and Marking.

Also Called

• Marking Geo-Leaping/Phase-Jumping/Spatial Movement/Translocation/Tele-Transportation
• Warp Point

Capabilities

The user can teleport themselves and/or others to a location that has been marked. Since the destination is predetermined, the user does not need to worry about "not seeing where they are going", a problem with typical teleportation.

Applications

• Banishing
• Summoning
• Teleportation

Associations

• Marking

Limitations

• Must have the target destination marked beforehand.
• If the marked object is moved, the user may be teleported to an unexpected location.
• Mark may be removed.
• If an object is placed over the marked destination, the user may be inadvertently warped into said obstacle.

Known Users

• Syura (Akame Ga Kill!)
• Hajime Uesugi (Code:Breaker)
• Flying Thunder God Technique users (Naruto)
  • Tobirama Senju
  • Minato Namikaze
• Flying Thunder Formation Technique users (Naruto)
  • Genma Shiranui
  • Raidō Namiashi
• Link (The Legend of Zelda)
• Blaze Wizard (MapleStory); via Flashfire
• Kreyul Arroyal (Nightmare Factory)
• Sabo (One Piece); only Pirate Warriors 3
• The Good Hunter (Bloodborne)
• The Protagonist (Skate Series)

Known Objects

• Dimension Formation: Shambhala (Akame Ga Kill!)
• Black Ops Psionic Amplifier/Psi Amp (System Shock 2)
• Farore's Wind (The Legend of Zelda)
• Magic Mirror (Terraria)

Gallery

Syura (Akame Ga Kill!) using his Teigu Dimension Formation: Shambhala to teleport whatever is inside the array to anywhere he marked.

Hajime Uesugi (Code:Breaker) using his Exchange ability to swap himself and others with any objects he marked beforehand.

Tobirama Senju (Naruto) marked Izuna Uchiha to teleport to him for a surprise attack via the Flying Thunder God Slash.

Link (The Legend of Zelda) using Farore's Wind to warp himself back to the marked location of a dungeon's entrance.

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