Toxicology Mastery

Toxicology Mastery
The Joker (DC Comics) using his trademark Joker Venom.
Power/Ability to:	Be a master of poisonous substances.

The power to be a master of toxicology, either innately or through training. Sub-power of Killing Mastery. Variation of Intuitive Aptitude and Complete Mastery.

Also Called

• Poisoning Expertise/Intuition/Proficiency
• Toxicology Expertise/Intuition/Mastery/Proficiency

Capabilities

The user, either innately or through training is a master of toxicology, the study of poisons and poisonous substances. The poisons can be broadly or narrowly defined as being man-made or natural. They possess innate toxicological and chemical knowledge of poisons and how they affect the human body.

Due to their large mental library of what poisons do what, they know what poisons to administer to harm or living beings, how to make it, how to detect it, and how potent the effects can be. Users can perfectly and without a single flaw or mistake make any and every type of poison there it was and will ever be whenever they want with zero effort by themselves in a short amount of time.

Applications

• Death Inducement
• Necrosis Inducement
• Pain Inducement
• Paralysis Inducement
• Poison Arsenal
• Poison Generation - From other substances.
• Poison Inducement
• Poison Decoding

Techniques

• Toxikinetic Combat
• Poison Immunity - If the user has trained to make themselves immune.

Variations

• Enhanced Stealth - possessing skill in concealing poisons.

Associations

• Cellular Disintegration
• Complete Mastery
• Chemistry Manipulation
• Disease Manipulation
• Esoteric Toxin Manipulation
• Healing Factor Nullification
• Intuitive Aptitude
• Poison Manipulation
• Toxicology Science

Limitations

• Users are unable to manipulate poison.
• Users can only create poison from existing sources.
• May accidentally ends up poisoning themselves if they do not have Poison Immunity or proper protective gear.
• May require a degree of training or exposure.
• May take time to achieve mastery.

Known Users

See Also: Master Poisoner.

• Jin Sohan (A Dance of Swords in the Night)
• Patch D'Coolette (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Ursa (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
• Various Characters (Baki the Grappler)
  • Yuujiro Hanma
  • Ryuukou Yanagi
  • Kunimatsu
  • Kureha Shinogi
  • Kaiou Ri
• Bruce Wayne/Batman (DC Comics)
• The Joker (DC Comics)
• Copperhead (DC Comics)
• Poison Ivy (DC Comics)
• Chesire (DC Comics)
• Slade Wilson/Deathstroke (DC Comics)
• Vil Schoenheit (Disney: Twisted-Wonderland)
• Fade (Doom Breaker)
• Zephyr (Doom Breaker)
• Oberyn Martell/The Red Viper of Dorne (Game of Thrones)
• Poison Hunters (Hunter x Hunter)
• Naoki Komuro (Exterminator)
• Wang Chan (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part I: Phantom Blood)
• Miyo Inbami (Kakugurui)
• Miri Yobami (Kakegurui)
• Hanafusa Hajime (Kenganverse)
• Elle Driver (Kill Bill)
• Sei Kai (Kingdom)
• Rezkin (King's Dark Tidings)
• Connovan (King's Dark Tidings)
• Teemo (League of Legends)
• Sergei Kravinoff/Kraven The Hunter (Marvel Comics)
• Sasori (Naruto)
• Kankuro (Naruto)
• Farma de Médicis (Parallel World Pharmacy)
• Belladonna Davenport (Purple Hyacinth)
• Ayano Aishi (Yandere Simulator)

Gallery

Comics

During his time posing as his good counterpart, Patch D'Coolette (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog) used a special poison native to Anti-Mobius to kill Armand D'Coolette and cripple King Max, with no doctors on Mobius Prime able to pinpoint the cause of their deteriorating health until Patch's cover was blown.

Ursa (Avatar: The Last Airbender)

Video Games

Vil Schoenheit (Disney: Twisted-Wonderland) is nicknamed Roi du poison due to his skill for making potion and poison. He has attempted to poison someone once.