Personal Astronomical Object

Personal Astronomical Object
Hemi Kiwara (DC Comics) possesses the power of a solar body locked inside himself, turning him into Sun-Chained-In-Ink.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate personal astronomical object(s).

The power to manipulate one's personal astronomical object(s). Sub-power of Astronomical Object Manipulation. Technique of Personal Mastery.

Also Called

• Personal Celestial Body
• Personal Moon/Space Rock/Sun/Star

Capabilities

The user can manipulate their own personal astronomical object(s). Celestial bodies (moons, stars, space rocks, etc.) are usually capable of influencing and/or being accessed by a multitude of individuals, such as absorbing their energies to grow stronger. Normally, they are too big to be contained and/or controlled. With this power, however, individuals are connected to specific cosmic structures. Whether it is of actual astronomic size or exists in a miniaturized form, having access to it allows for supernatural capabilities unique to the user.

Applications

• Self-Astronomical Object Manipulation
  • Astronomical Interaction
  • Cosmic Element Manipulation
  • Cosmic Manipulation
    • Cosmic Space Manipulation
  • Cosmic Weather Manipulation
  • Circadian Manipulation
  • Fundamental Forces Manipulation
  • Universal Force Manipulation

Variations

• Personal Galaxy
• Personal Planet
• Personal Planetary System

Associations

• Celestial Manipulation
• Energy Manipulation
• Matter Manipulation
• Personal Mastery
• Universal Force Symbiosis

Limitations

• May only be able to control certain type of astronomical object (star, sun, moon, space rock, etc.).
• May only have a certain number of astronomical objects.
• Prolonged usage or exposure to power may lead to lethal side effects.

Known Users

• Shamash (Aladdin: The Animated Series)
• The Sun (The Amazing World of Gumball)
• Ultimate Gravattack (Ben 10)
• Pyron (Darkstalkers)
• Hemi Kiwara/Sun-Chained-In-Ink (DC Comics)
• Parliament of Worlds (DC Comics)
• Starheart Hosts (DC Comics)
• Umbrax (DC Comics)
• Gio (Dragonaut: The Resonance)
• First Guardians (Homestuck)
• Arabia Fats (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part III: Stardust Crusaders); via Sun
• Aurelion Sol, The Star Forger (League of Legends)
• Ataraxians (Marvel Comics)
• Topographical Man (Marvel Comics)
• Kuan-Yin Xorn/Xorn (Marvel Comics)
• Shen Xorn/Zorn (Marvel Comics)
• Mysterious Peacock Method Users (Naruto)
• Carmel (One Piece); via Pandora
• Charlotte Linlin/Big Mom (One Piece); via Prometheus
• Minior Trainers (Pokémon)
• Supernova (Rick and Morty)
• Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog series); via Indigo Wisp
• Danica Maris/Star Power (Star Power)
• Planet Janet (Wander Over Yonder)

Gallery

Ultimate Gravattack (Ben 10) has its own orbiting planetoids that enable more gravitational manipulation abilities.

Kuan-Yin Xorn (Marvel Comics) can wield the energies of the star in his head.

Shen Xorn (Marvel Comics) can manipulate the forces of the black hole in his head.

Akahoshi (Naruto), a user of the Mysterious Peacock Method, gains even greater power by merging with the Hoshigakure Meteorite.

Supernova (Rick and Morty), a cosmic being, can use her personal planets as blunt objects.

Planet Janet (Wander Over Yonder) gains loving companionship from her moon, Maurice.