Personal Direction Manipulation

Personal Direction Manipulation
Omni-Man (Image Comics) as a viltramite, has the innate ability to control his own occupancy in space in order to give himself personal leverage to kick off and aviate without the need of being affected by gravity.
Power/Ability to:	Alter personal directive vector regardless of gravitational pressure.

The ability to change ones direction of movement. Sub-power of Spatial Manipulation. Technique of Directional Manipulation and Personal Mastery.

Also Called

• Personal Direction Alteration/Conversion/Shifting/Transformation
• Personal Course Alteration/Conversion/Shifting/Transformation
• Self-Directional Manipulation
• Tactile Directional

Capabilities

The user can alternate their individual set positioning in any given expanse of room, the effects of which essentially enabling their defying of gravity, trajectory, vector and velocity related shifts that effects them or the environment they are immediately situated upon.

Thanks to this, they can also direct this aspect of their abilities inward in order to strengthen themselves at a microscopic level by alternating atomic minutia to reinforce physiological substance.

Applications

• Self-Directional Manipulation
  • Bodily Motion Manipulation
  • Flight
  • Isoportation
  • Juggernaut Momentum
  • Matter Surfing
  • Motion Paradox
    • Self-Travel Bestowal
  • Personal Vector
  • Self-Microscopic Exertion
    • Self-Exertion
  • Self-Motion Manipulation
  • Self-Trajectory Manipulation
  • Self-Velocity Manipulation
  • Vector Shuffling

Associations

• Body Physics Manipulation
• Directional Manipulation
• Flow Manipulation
• Kinetic Energy Manipulation
• Orbital Force Manipulation
• Personal Mastery
• Rotational Energy Manipulation
• Spatial Manipulation
• Time Manipulation
• Vector Manipulation

Limitations

• May have to concentrate to maintain creating their own "leverage".
• May be limited in certain aspects of personal directive control.

Known Users

• Speedsters (DC Comics)
• Viltramites (Image Comics)
• Xigbar (Kingdom Hearts series)
• Aurora (Marvel Comics)
• Northstar (Marvel Comics)
• Quicksilver (Marvel Comics)
• Mega Man (Mega Man X6); via Blade Armor
• Bartholomew Kuma (One Piece); via the Nikyu Nikyu no Mi
• Garou (One Punch Man); via Cosmic Fear Mode
• Saitama (One Punch Man); temporarily

Known Objects

• Blade Armor (Mega Man X6)
• Nikyu Nikyu no Mi (One Piece)

Gallery

Northstar and Aurora (Marvel Comics) both possess the ability to direct in what trajectory they will traverse in a desired path and at what speed.

Bartholomew Kuma (One Piece) with his Nikyu Nikyu no Mi power, could reject and guide anything or anyone in any given direction at the speed of light...

...Including himself when he focuses to do so, however this only applies to locations he himself has visited before.

As a master of Space, Xigbar (Kingdom Hearts II) can control and alternate his direction at will. Even changing and altering the trajectory of his sabots to hit targets at odd angles.