Muscle Manipulation

The ability to manipulate the muscular structure of oneself or others. Variation of Body Manipulation.

Also Called

Muscle Alteration/Control/Modification/Modifying
Myokinesis

Capabilities

The user has complete control over the muscles of oneself and others, allowing them to freely alter and manipulate them, including altering muscle tissue itself, its development, increase/decrease muscle mass/strength and thus stamina, flexibility, reflexes, etc. They can move muscles without or keep them from moving, cause them to over or under-react to nerve-impulses, etc. The user can cause/remove any muscle-related ailments/diseases or cause muscles to react so violently they rip the tendons from their connections, snap bones or are themselves damaged.

Applications

100 Percent Muscle Usage/Enhanced Muscle Usage
Additional Muscles
Death Inducement by expanding muscles until they snap vital bones, explode, or crush themselves under their own weight.
Elastic Muscles
Motor-Skill Manipulation by controlling muscles.
Muscle Constructs
Muscle Generation
Muscle Independence
Muscle Mass Enhancement
- Increase Strength, Flexibility, Endurance, Reflexes, Stamina, and Speed.
Muscle Mass Weakening
Muscle Tension Refinement
Muscleless Body
Mutilation by tearing muscles in the opponent's body.
Muting
Prehensile Muscles By expanding/contracting muscles.
- Tentacle Manifestation
  - Tendril Generation
Self-Muscle Manipulation
Springy Muscles
Strength Absorption

Techniques

Myokinetic Flight

Associations

Limitations

If used many times, it can cause a cut in the muscle, known as heller myotomy.
If used many times, muscle might tear.
If used too many times, muscle cramps may occur.
A sudden increase in muscle may decrease speed due to increased mass.
An increase in the muscle may weaken its resistance from the strain.
May be limited to manipulating the muscles of others or only themselves.