Poison Breath

Poison Breath
Cobra (Fairy Tail) using Poison Dragon's Roar.
Power/Ability to:	Release poison from one's mouth

"'How would you describe your condition?" I asked. Isabel didn't respond. Instead, her eyes landed on a wasp, possibly the same one that had been buzzing in my ear earlier. Isabel turned her chin slightly in its direction. She blew out as if extinguishing a candle flame. For a split-second the wasp hovered in the air. Then it dropped dead to the ground."

― Lucas, A Fierce and Subtle Poison

The ability to generate from within oneself poison and release them from the mouth. Sub-power of Poison Attacks. Variation of Biological Breath.

Also Called

• Poisonous Breath
• Toxic Breath
• Venom Breath/Spit

Capabilities

The user is able to generate and manipulate poison within them in a way that allows them to shape the exhaling of the effect. These shapes can include bursts, streams, spheres, even a mist of it from the mouth.

Applications

• Cloud Generation mist of poison from the mouth.
• Poison Generation from mouth
  • Goo Generation
  • Miasma Emission
• Streams of Poison from mouth.

Associations

• Biological Breath
• Elemental Breath
• Poison Attacks
• Poison Manipulation

Known Users

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Kagerou (Basilisk)
• Lavender (Dragon Ball Super)
• Kang Han Soo (FFF-Class Trashero)
• Cobra (Fairy Tail)
• Kinana/Cubellios (Fairy Tail)
• Demonic Dale (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Puppets (Naruto)
• Hanzo and Ibuse the Salamander (Naruto)
• Shizune (Naruto)
• Magellan (One Piece)

Cartoons/Comics

• Slitherwings (Dreamworks Dragons)
• Poison Ivy (DC Comics)
• Venomari (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Tox (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Elemental Poison Dragon (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Toxic Doxie (Marvel Comics)
• Puff (Static Shock)

Folklore/Mythology

• Nuckelavee (Celtic Folklore)
• Hydra (Greek Mythology)

Literature

• Isabel (A Fierce and Subtle Poison)

Live Television/Movies

• Raxacoricofallapatorians (Doctor Who); limited to females
  • Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen/Margaret Blaine
• Yamiror (Power Rangers Samurai)

Video Games

• Malboro (Final Fantasy)
• Bullsquids (Hλlf-Life series)
• Gene Worm (Hλlf-Life: Opposing Force)
• Shock Troopers (Hλlf-Life: Opposing Force)
• Cloe Walsh (No More Heroes)
• Poison-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Pokémon who can learn "Poison Sting" or "Venoshock" (Pokémon)
• Scrags (Quake series)
• Kuromori (Shadow of the Colossus)
• Cynder (Spyro)
• Poison (Valkyrie Crusade)

Gallery

Kagerou's (Basilisk) breath becomes poisonous whenever she is sexually aroused.

Poison Ivy (DC Comics) is a user of the ability as well.

The Nuckelavee (Celtic Folklore) causes illness to all life with it's poisonous breath.

Cuberos (Fairy Tail) shoots her poison mist.

To attack their enemies and prey from a distance, Bullsquids (Hλlf-Life series) can spit toxic goop to hurt and poison them.

As his signature attack, the Gene Worm (Hλlf-Life: Opposing Force) can emit brutally toxic streams from his mouth.

Shock Troopers (Hλlf-Life: Opposing Force) can spit toxic slime balls into their hands and throw them like grenades that explode into a toxic shower, poisoning nearby opponents.

In his demonic form, Dale (Nanatsu no Taizai) using Despair Venom to spit a corrosive venom onto its target enemies.

Hanzo and Ibuse the Salamander (Naruto) is infamous for this ability.

Shizune (Naruto) breathing out her Poison Mist, which is fatal if even one whiff is taken in.

Weezing (Pokémon), a Pokémon that emits poison breath.

Cynder (Spyro)

Poison (Valkyrie Crusade)

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