The power to shapeshift using narrative/expositional means. Sub-power of Cartoon Physics and Communication Manipulation. Variation of Shapeshifting and Disability Compensation.
Also Called[]
- Expositional Shapeshifting
- Metamorphic Communication
- Shapeshifting Communication
Capabilities[]
The user is able to reshape their form as a means of communicating with others, using it to tell stories or warn of incoming danger. This comes in handy when the user is unable to talk or has trouble doing so.
Applications[]
Associations[]
- Cartoon Physics
- Communication Manipulation
- Disability Compensation
- Metaphoric Shapeshifting
- Shapeshifting
Limitations[]
- Limited by one's knowledge of a story or what they've seen.
- This power might be hard to control.
Known Users[]
See also: Narrative Shapeshifting
- Jake (Adventure Time)
- Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog)
- Midna (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)
- Ash's Pikachu (Pokémon)
- The Warden (Super Jail)
- Neopolitan (RWBY)
- Mario (Super Mario series)
Gallery[]
Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog) regularly uses this ability to warn others of terrible situations, like incoming monsters.
Midna (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess) morphing into Colin and Ilia to remind Link of what's at stake if he doesn't help her stop Zant.
Mario (Super Mario series) flawlessly imitating Bowser and Peach to explain what happened at Bowser's Keep.
Ash's Pikachu (Pokémon) has a talent for mimicking humans and Pokémon, often using it to specify what Pokémon or person he is talking about...
...such as flawlessly imitating Squirtle's face.
The mute Neopolitan (RWBY) assumes Ruby's form to express her dissatisfaction in Cinder choosing to prioritize Salem's orders over their vengeance.