Poison Manipulation

Poison Manipulation
Vinsmoke Reiju (One Piece) has vast poison-based abilities, allowing her to generate poison, extract it out of people and neutralize it within herself.
Power/Ability to:	Manipulate poison.

The power to manipulate poisons. Sub-power of Chemistry Manipulation. Variation of Chemical Manipulation, Elemental Manipulation and Organic Manipulation. Opposite to Antidote Manipulation.

Also Called

• Poison Bending/Control
• The Deathdealing (Bleach)
• Toxikinesis/Toxicokinesis
• Toxic/Toxin Control/Manipulation
• Toxokinesis
• Venom Control/Manipulation
• Power of Poisons

Capabilities

The user can create, shape, and manipulate poisons and poisonous substances. For the sake of clarity, "poison", "toxin", and "venom" are terms for any substance that injures or destroys the health of living beings when absorbed into their systems. "Poison" is the general term. "Toxin" is a poison produced by an organism (plant, fungus, or animal); the term is especially used in medicine in reference to disease-causing bacterial secretions. "Venom" refers to the poisons secreted by certain animals, usually injected by bite or sting.

Applications

• Acid Manipulation
• Adrenal Activation\Anxiety Inducement via irukandji jellyfish venom: A sense of impending doom, if you will
• Manipulate the properties of poison.
  • Toxicity Manipulation
• Infection
• Poison Absorption
• Poison Attacks
• Poison Augmentation
• Poison Constructs
• Poison Decoding
• Poison Generation
  • Acid Generation
  • Goo Generation
  • Miasma Emission
    • Nerve Gas Generation
  • Omnipoison
• Poison Immunity
• Poison Inducement
  • Death Inducement
  • Necrosis Inducement
  • Pain Inducement
  • Paralysis Inducement
• Poison Solidification
• Poison Transferal
• Radiation Manipulation radiation is naturally poisonous in high doses.
• Move/lift poison.
  • Toxikinetic Flight
  • Toxikinetic Surfing

Techniques

• Poison Arsenal; to generate/control many different forms of poison.
• Poison Bestowal
• Poison Defense
• Poison Empowerment
• Poison Healing
• Poison Mimicry
• Poison Sealing
• Poison Transmutation
• Poisonous Aura
• Toxic Area
• Toxikinetic Combat
• Venom Teleportation

Variations

• Bio-Poison Manipulation
• Demonic Poison Manipulation
• Divine Poison Manipulation
• Esoteric Toxin Manipulation
• Life Poison Manipulation
  • Spiritual Poison Manipulation
• Poison Embodiment
• Poison Magic
• Poison Science
• Psychic Poison Manipulation
• Toxic Energy Manipulation
• Ultimate Poison

Types

• Cardiotoxins - Cellular Disintegration (of red blood cells), Heart & cardiac muscle damage, hemorrhaging, Necrosis Inducement (skeletal muscle cells only)
• Cyanotoxins - Cancer Inducement, Disease Inducement, disrupts Metabolism, Nausea Inducement
  • Anatoxin-a - Neurotoxic
  • Endotoxins - Brain Damage, Disease Inducement, Enervation Inducement, Pain Inducement,
  • Exotoxins - Cellular Disintegration (of red blood cells)
  • Guanitoxins - excessive salivation, lacrimation, chromodacryorrhea (in rats), urinary incontinence, muscular weakness, muscle twitching, convulsion, including opisthotonus, and respiratory distress and/or failure.
  • Hepatotoxins - liver damage
  • Neurotoxins - Paralysis Inducement
• Cytotoxins - Cellular Disintegration
• Dinotoxins - Paralysis Inducement
  • Gonyautoxins - Neurotoxic
  • Yessotoxins - Cardiotoxic, Hepatoxic, Neurotoxic
• Genotoxins - Cancer Inducement, Cellular Disintegration, Disease Inducement, Mutation Inducement
• Hemotoxins - Brain Damage, Blood Thinning, Cellular Disintegration (of red blood cells), hemorrhaging, Nausea Inducement, Pain Inducement headaches, Unconsciousness Inducement, Vertigo Inducement, vision Disruption
• Mycotoxins - Cancer Inducement, Disease Inducement, Immunity Reduction, Inflammation
  • Aflatoxins - liver damage
  • Citrinin - kidney damage
  • Ergot - Itching Inducement, Hallucination Inducement, Mania Inducement, Muscle Mass Weakening, Nausea Inducement, Necrosis Inducement, Paralysis Inducement, Paranoia Inducement, Psychosis Inducement, skin peeling, Unconsciousness Inducement,
  • Fusarium/Fumonisin - Cancer Inducement, Disease Inducement, Inflammation, Pain Inducement, Paralysis Inducement
  • Ochratoxin - Cancer Inducement, Cellular Disintegration, Disease Inducement kidney, Necrosis Inducement
  • Patulin - Genotoxic, Paralysis Inducement
  • Zearalenone - Infertility Inducement
• Necrotoxins - Necrosis Inducement
  • Myotoxins - Necrosis Inducement (muscles only)
• Neurotoxins - Paralysis Inducement
  • Brevetoxins - Neurotoxic
  • Cangitoxins - Neurotoxic
• Phototoxins - Allergy Inducement skin only: when exposed to sunlight.

Associations

• Acid Manipulation
• Cellular Disintegration
• Chemistry Manipulation
• Disease Manipulation
• Dust Manipulation - poison dust
• Healing Factor Nullification
• Mineral Manipulation - mineral based poisons
• Nuclear Manipulation - neutron poison
• Oil Manipulation
• Organic Manipulation
• Plant Manipulation
• Poison Arts
• Poison Smoke Manipulation
• Poison-Fire Manipulation
• Poisonous Bodily Fluids
  • Poisonous Blood
  • Poisonous Tears
• Primordial Ooze Manipulation; advanced version
• Radiation Manipulation - toxic radiation
• Rot Inducement
• Stinger Protrusion
• Venomous Claws
• Venomous Fangs

Limitations

• May be unable to create poison, being limited to manipulating only from already existing sources.
• Unless the poison is acidic, it cannot affect users who have an inorganic (Artificial Element Mimicry, Bionic Physiology, Elemental Mimicry, Simulacrum Physiology) or defunct body.
• Unless the poison is acidic or necrotic, it cannot affect users who are Undead.
• Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user and their power's natural limits.
• May lack Poison Immunity and Poison Absorption, making mistakes in manipulation harmful to the users as well.
• Weak against Poison Sealing, Poison Immunity and Poison Absorption.

Known Users

See Also: Poisonous Person

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Jin Sohan (A Dance of Swords in the Night)
• Kyochikutou (Aria the Scarlet Ammo Double A)
• Kagerō (Basilisk); Anime Only
• Gordon Agrippa (Black Clover)
• Askin Nakk Le Vaar (Bleach)
• Lily (Code:Breaker)
• Lavender (Dragon Ball Super)
• Fade (Doom Breaker)
• Erik/Cobra (Fairy Tail)
• Kinana/Cubellios (Fairy Tail)
• Naraku (InuYasha)
• Sesshomaru (InuYasha)
• Menomaru (InuYasha)
• Bug-Eaten & Not bug-eaten (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable)
• Gyutaro (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
• Naaza/Sekhmet (Legendary Armor Samurai Troopers/Ronin Warriors)
• Hanzō (Naruto)
• Shizune (Naruto)
• Ibuse (Naruto)
• Taisa Amagiri (Naruto)
• Torune Aburame (Naruto)
• Magellan (One Piece); via the Doku Doku no Mi
• Caesar Clown (One Piece); limited to gasses
• Vinsmoke Reiju (One Piece)
• Various Characters (One-Punch Man)
  • Eyesight
  • Raptora
  • Reptera
  • Poison; via his poisoned knives
  • Three-Eyed Ghost
• Bianchi (Reborn)
• Kumoko/Shiraori (So I'm a Spider, So What?/Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?)
• Ultima/Violet (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime) via Cursed Poison or the Ultimate Skill Samael
• Coco (Toriko)

Cartoons

• Stinkfly (Ben 10)
• Gutrot (Ben 10)
• Lerahk (BIONICLE)
• Koby/Kobura (Chop Socky Chooks)
• Mandrake (Epic)
• Pain and Panic (Hercules: The Animated Series)
• Tox (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
• Toxzon (Max Steel 2013 TV series)
• Screwloose (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• The Amoeba Boys (The Powerpuff Girls)

Comics

• Doctor Phosphorous (DC Comics)
• Vixen (DC Comics)
• Director Bones (DC Comics)
• Poison Ivy (DC Comics)
• Chemo (DC Comics)
• Beast Boy (DC Comics)
• Copperhead (DC Comics)
• Insect Queen (DC Comics)
• Salamander (Image Comics/Invincible)
• Bryan/Dark Stinger (Lightman)
• Carmilla Black/Scorpion II (Marvel Comics)
• Toad (Marvel Comics)
• Ai Apaec (Marvel Comics)
• Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics/Marvel 2099)
• Bio-Hazard (Sonic the Comic)
• Megatox (Sonic the Comic)

Live Television/Movies

• Gnarl (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• Thorn Demons (Charmed)
• Typhoid (Elektra), 2005 film
• Brain (Kamen Rider Drive)
• Kamen Rider Horobi - Sting Scorpion (Kamen Rider Zero-One); Poison
• Eggsy (Kingsman (Movie)); via Poison-tip shoe
• Lorna Templeton (Mutant X)
• Cry Baby (k-12)

Video Games

• Phantoms (Animal Jam)
• Green Knight (Castle Crashers)
• Vivi Orunitia (Final Fantasy IX)
• Snare (Kameo: Elements of Power)
• Venog (Kirby)
• Miasmoros (Kirby)
• Kirby (Kirby) Via Poison Ability
• Cassiopeia (League of Legends)
• Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Reptile/Syzoth (Mortal Kombat)
• Vertigo (Primal Rage)
• Poison-type Pokémon (Pokémon)
• Pokémon that can use Poison-type moves (Pokémon)
• Alexander Ashford/Nosferatu (Resident Evil Code: Veronica)
• Toximancer.Vespus (Storm of the Imperial Sanctum)
• Putrid Piranhas (Super Mario)
• Poison Mites (The Legend of Zelda)
• Medicine Melancholy (Touhou)
• Annaberge (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Poison (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Aaron, Destruktor (Hungry Shark Evolution)
• Medicine Melancholy (Touhou Project)

Literature

• Takeo Kagesawa (Before Your Heart Cries)
• Youki (Momo Kyun Sword)
• Percy Jackson (Riordanverse)
• Polybotes (Riordanverse)
• Akhlys (Riordanverse)
• Kymopoleia (Riordanverse)
• Pariah (Villains..And Other Interesting People)

RPG

• Ganiel (Guardian Archangels)
• Mormo (Scarred Lands)

Web Original

• Various SCPs (SCP Foundation)
  • SCP-3396 - The Empyrean Parasite (SCP Foundation)
  • Klavigar Saarn (SCP Foundation)

Known Objects

• Certain Reptile/Snake based Zoan type Devil Fruits (One Piece)
• Venom-Venom Fruit/Doku Doku no Mi (One Piece)
• Gas Gas Fruit/Gasu Gasu no Mi (One Piece)

Gallery

Having eaten the Venom-Venom Fruit/Doku Doku no Mi, Magellan (One Piece) is capable of creating a very powerful nerve-poison and manipulating in the form of his Hydra technique.

Askin Nakk Le Vaar (Bleach) can turn any substance into highly lethal poison (and vice versa) by changing its lethal dosage via The Deathdealing.

Lily (Code:Breaker) can produce various poison and acids.

Sesshomaru's (InuYasha) claws release deadly acidic poison which can melt flesh and virtually anything else very quickly and he can also spray the poison from his claws.

Hanzō (Naruto)

Shizune (Naruto) breathing out Ninja Art: Poison Fog/Poison Mist.

Torune Aburame (Naruto) developed his special species of insects known as Rinkaichu to produce a devastating and potent venom which causes anything it touches to swiftly decay.

Cobra (Fairy Tail), the Poison Dragon Slayer.

Weezing (Pokémon) is constantly mixing various poisonous gasses within its body. It can release this gas for attacks.

Kagero (Basilisk) could produce poison when she was sexually aroused.

Hazmat (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)

Shadow Mario (Mario) can use his Magic Paintbrush to produce toxic goo.

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.

Green Knight (Castle Crashers)

Arbok is one of many Poison-type Pokémon (Pokémon)

Butterfree (Pokémon)

Poison Ivy (DC Comics)

From paralyzing to flesh-melting ones, Coco (Toriko) can create and control various poisons.

Because poison is partly water, Percy Jackson (Riordanverse) is able to manipulate it when he gives into his rage summoning his darkside which allows him to defeat a Goddesses of Poison and Misery Akhlys herself.

Poison Kirby (Kirby)

Seviper (Pokémon) preparing it's Poison Tail attack.

Ranno (Rivals of Aether)

Aaron, Destruktor (Hungry Shark Evolution)

Toxzon (Max Steel)

Videos

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