The ability to teleport a massive amount of people, objects, or parts of the environment. Sub-power of Teleportation.
Also Called[]
- Group Teleportation
- Mass Relocation/Translocation
Capabilities[]
The user can transport a large number of people, objects, or parts of the environment, often without requiring physical contact with all parties involved.
Applications[]
Variations[]
- Remote Teleportation
- Teleportation Barrier Generation
- Teleportation Bomb Generation
- Warping Teleportation
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- Teleportation Immunity
- The user may not be able to finely tune where objects are teleported.
- Users of Teleportation Prediction know where attacks may come from.
- Countered by Teleportation Negation.
- May only be able to teleport to a finite space or area.
- May need to set up areas in advance to teleport.
Known Users[]
- Strider (Worm)
- Hiro (Heroes)
- Style Queen (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
- MePad (Inanimate Insanity)
- Neberius (Overgeared)
- Sticks (Overgeared)
- Ashur (Overgeared)
- Braham (Overgeared)
- Raiders (Overgeared)
- Gods of Time and Space (Hardcore Leveling Warrior)
- Choco Bibi (Hardcore Leveling Warrior)
Known Objects[]
- Chronosphere (Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 & 3)
Gallery[]
An improved version of the Chronosphere (Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2) is used to decisively end the Third World War and is used further until the end of the Psychic Dominator Disaster. The device can move much more mass spread over a wider area. In addition, the Chrono Vortex and personnel teleportation problems are eliminated. However, it can't still directly teleport infantry...
...In the alternate timeline of the Third World War, the Chronosphere (Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3) has the similar functions to its original timeline counterpart and may be weaker due to Albert Einstein, the inventor of the Chronosphere, being erased from space-time continuum by Anatoly Cherdenko.