Remote Teleportation

"Thanks for the ride!"

― Scout (Team Fortress 2)

The ability to teleport matter/energy from one location to another without physical contact. Sub-power of Spatial Manipulation. Variation of Teleportation. Opposite of Tactile Teleportation.

Also Called[]

Coordinate Change/Movement
Long-range Geo-Leaping/Phase-Jumping/Spatial Movement/Translocation/Teleportation/Tele-Transportation
Move Point
Remote Geo-Leaping/Phase-Jumping/Spatial Movement/Translocation/Tele-Transportation
Teleportation Inducement/Induction/Casting/Cast
Apportation

The user can teleport matter/energy from one location to another without transporting oneself along or requiring physical contact.

Teleport objects into a target, causing telefrag, punching holes or bisecting the opponent. This can be considered a form of Spatial Attacks, as such ability cannot be blocked.
Teleport objects into another object, causing the object to displace the object teleported. (Using glass to cut a concrete pillar or metal sticks into a target's body.)
- Advanced users can even teleport the surrounding air or water molecules like physical ammunition, if bullets or needles, is lacking.
Teleport an attack back at the target.
When under attack, swap locations with the target to defend yourself as well as putting them in danger.
Teleport a massive object above the target, letting it crash down to crush the opponent to death.
Teleport a burst of air into the atmosphere and/or earth, causing shock waves or earthquakes respectively.
Partial Teleportation
Spatial Piercing via teleporting an object or person into a target.

Teleportation Immunity
User may not possess Conscious Spatial Awareness or Cosmic Awareness, which could make teleporting living organisms dangerous.
User may not possess Spatial Expansion, which would limit their teleportation options.
User may have to focus more to prevent from affecting an incorrect target.
Range of ability and allowable weight of matter/energy may have a limit.
User may damage their body by teleporting too often in a short period of time.
User may lose control of their power if under a lot of mental stress.
May not be able to teleport others who can also teleport.
May require target to be in line of sight to work.

Awaki Musujime (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
Finral Roulacase (Black Clover)
The One Being Sought (Code:Breaker)
Jean (Darker Than Black)
Saiki Kusuo (The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.)
Adelaide Grand Marnier (Dog Days)
Babidi (Dragon Ball Z)
Grand Priest (Dragon Ball Super)
Mest Gryder/Doranbolt (Fairy Tail)
Minerva Orlando (Fairy Tail)
Cao Cao (Highschool DxD); via the Horse Treasure
Chrollo Lucilfer (Hunter x Hunter)
Chris (Is This a Zombie?)
Pinky (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story)
Silva (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story)
D-I-S-C-O (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part VII: Steel Ball Run); via Chocolate Disco
Aoi Todo (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Yuuno Scrya (Nanoha)
Muvians (Saint Seiya)
Users of the "Summoning Technique" (Naruto)
Various Space–Time Ninjutsu Users (Naruto/Boruto)
- Minato Namikaze
- Kakashi Hatake
- Obito Uchiha
- Sasuke Uchiha
- Shin Uchiha
Trafalgar D. Water Law (One Piece)
Sakura Kashima (Rewrite); presumably
Satella (Re:Zero)
Merlin (Nanatsu no Taizai/The Seven Deadly Sins)
Vivian (Nanatsu no Taizai/The Seven Deadly Sins)
Aoi Nogami (Zettai Karen Children)
Teleporters (Zettai Karen Children)

First encounter with the Borg - Star Trek TNG-2

Q Hide And Seek 2

Star Trek- The Next Generation - Accept Your Fate-2

Alliance with The Borg-2

Kakashi's mangekyo sharingan

Supernatural - Dean receives the mark of Cain - S9E11 - Logoless-2

Items magically teleport from one bag to another - Gear Swap