The power to create/generate a variety of poisons. Sub-power of Poison Manipulation. Variation of Organic Generation.
Also Called
- Poison Emission/Secretion
- Toxigenesis
- Toxin Generation/Emission/Secretion
- Venom Generation/Emission/Secretion
Capabilities
User can generate, create, emit, or otherwise produce poison/poisonous substance and somehow inflict the victim. For the sake of clarity: poison, toxin, and venom are terms for any substance that injures the health or destroys life when absorbed into the system: poison is the general word, toxin is a poison produced by an organism (plant, fungus, animal); it is especially used in medicine in reference to disease-causing bacterial secretions, venom is especially used of the poisons secreted by certain animals, usually injected by bite or sting.
Variations
Poison can be spread by:
- Miasma Emission to create toxic fumes.
- Poison Breath
- Poisonous Blood
- Poisonous Bodily Fluids
- Poisonous Tears
- Toxic Rain Generation
- Venom Secretion
Effects may be:
- Acid Generation for those that use poison to hunt: it starts the digestion process.
- Death Inducement
- Disease Manipulation
- Jolt Inducement
- Nerve Gas Emission
- Pain Inducement: Platypus poison being particularly vicious variation.
- Paralysis Inducement
Associations
- Chemistry Manipulation
- Contaminant Immunity is vital.
- Organic Generation
- Plant Manipulation
- Poison Manipulation
- Toxikinetic Combat poison in a combination of physical combat.
- Ultimate Poison
- Venomous Claws/Venomous Fangs/Venomous Tongue
Limitations
- Poison Immunity grants immunity.
- Can be contained by an opponent depending on method.
- May be limited to certain poisons.
- May activate unconsciously/unwillingly.
- May be constantly active.
- May not be immune to their own poison.
- May have a limit how much poison can be produced.
Known Users
- Kang Han Soo (FFF-Class Trashero)
- Maya Herrera (Heroes)
- Poison Ivy (DC Comics)
- Director Bones (DC Comics)
- Doctor Phosphorous (DC Comics)
- Copperhead (DC Comics)
- Joker (DC Comics)
- Chemo (DC Comics)
- Vixen (DC Comics)
- Insect Queen (DC Comics)
- Beast Boy (DC Comics)
- Boa Marigold (One Piece)
- Magellan (One Piece); via the "Doku Doku no Mi"
- Vinsmoke Reiju (One Piece)
- Kagerō (Basilisk); anime only
- Lerahk (BIONICLE)
- Makuta (BIONICLE)
- Gill/Gil Moss (Kim Possible)
- Amor (Los Protegidos)
- Hanzo, Shizune, Ibuse, Taisa Amagiri (Naruto/Naruto: Shippuden)
- Pain and Panic (Hercules: the Animated Series)
- The Amoeba Boys (Powerpuff Girls)
- Megatox (Sonic the Comic)
- Medicine Melancholy (Touhou)
- Toximancer.Vespus (Storm of the Imperial Sanctum)
- Sesshomaru (InuYasha)
- Naraku (InuYasha)
- Menomaru (InuYasha)
- Lily (Code: Breaker)
- Coco (Toriko)
- Cobra (Fairy Tail)
- Cuberos (Fairy Tail)
- Poison-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
- Pokemon who can learn "Toxic" (Pokemon)
- Gordon Agrippa (Black Clover)
- Green Knight (Castle Crashers)
- Koby/Kobura (Chop Socky Chooks)
- Alexander Ashford/Nosferatu (Resident Evil Code: Veronica)
- Bio-Hazard (Sonic the Comic)
- Snare (Kameo: Elements of Power)
- Putrid Pirahnas (Super Mario)
- Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics/Marvel 2099)
- Carmilla Black (Marvel Comics)
- Ai Apaec (Marvel Comics)
- Toad (Marvel Comics)
- Poison Mites (The Legend of Zelda)
- Typhoid (Elektra, 2005 film)
- Mandrake (Epic)
- Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
- Reptile (Mortal Kombat series)
- Vivi Orunitia (Final Fantasy VIII)
- Nobuo Tanaka (Memories)
- Lorna Templeton (Mutant X)
- Gnarl (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Arthur Petrelli (Heroes)
- Thorn Demons (Charmed)
- Melascula (Nanatsu no Taizai)
- Screwloose (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
- Scorp (Skylanders)
- Tidepool (Skylanders)
- Vertigo (Primal Rage)
- Cloe Walsh (No More Heroes)
- Neotox (Slugterra)
- Dorcas Loom (Charlie Bone)
- Venetia Yewbeam (Charlie Bone)
- Tomokui Kanata/Rou (Re:Monster)
- Frederick Beauchamp (Witches of East End); via Artistic Creation
- Mayuri Kurotsuchi (Bleach)
- Eikei (Sakigake Otokojuku)
- Folterseele (Grimm)
- Hassan of Serenity (TYPE-MOON)
- Lavender (Dragon Ball Super)
- Tyrian (RWBY)
- Birdon (Ultraman series)
- Tabbukkuki/Earth Dragons (Combat of Giants)
- Slitherwings (Dreamworks Dragons)
- Kuroageha (Mushibugyo)
- Rena (Elsword)
- Death Wizards (Wizard101); via Poison spell
- Cracher-Mortel Wessen (Grimm); via spitting tetrodotoxin
- Brain (Kamen Rider Drive)
- Great Moth (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
- Tox (Ninjago)
Gallery
Anime/Manga/Manhwa/Manhua
Cartoons
Gill Moss (Kim Possible) can generate green muck poison.
Comics
The Joker (DC Comics)
Director Bones (DC Comics) constantly exudes a lethal cyanide compound from his skin.
Megatox (Sonic the Comic) is composed of Mega Mack, a toxic pink chemical specifically designed to kill Sonic the Hedgehog, and can manipulate the substance at will.
Live Television
Amor (Los Protegidos)
Maya (Heroes) emits poison, killing the border patrol.
Video Games
Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
Shadow Mario (Mario) can use his Magic Paintbrush to produce toxic goo.
Arbok (Pokémon) is one of many Poison-type Pokémon.
Butterfree (Pokémon) can use the move "Poison Powder".
Cuchulainn the impure (Final Fantasy) is the embodiment of poison, his body is made of nothing but poison and corruption, wherever he walks all life withers and dies
Tabbukkuki/Earth Dragons (Combat of Giants) can poison their opponents after using an Earth gem.