Scorpion Physiology

Scorpion Physiology
Mathayus (The Mummy Returns/The Scorpion King) bartered his soul to Anubis, becaming the Scorpion King.
Power/Ability to:	Use the traits of scorpion.

"A scorpion this big you won't find curled up in your boot. Maybe around your boot, but not in it."

― Flavor text for Dakmor Scorpion, Magic: The Gathering

"Thakolides the Mighty

Slayer of minotaurs

Vanquisher of giants

Killed by a scorpion"

― Inscription on an Akroan grave, Flavor text for Sedge Scorpion, Magic: The Gathering

Power to use the abilities of scorpions. Variation of Arachnid Physiology.

Also Called

• Scorpion Body/Form/Mimicry

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can mimic/transform into a scorpion.

Applications

• Acid Generation
• Appendage Generation
• Arthropodal Limbs
• Burrowing
• Danger Detection
• Outer Layer Shedding
• Enhanced Agility
• Enhanced Durability
• Enhanced Endurance
• Enhanced Reflexes
• Enhanced Speed
• Enhanced Stealth
• Enhanced Strength
• Lightning Bruiser: Enhanced Level
• Pheromone Generation
• Pincer Claws
  • Supernatural Grip
• Predator Instinct
• Radiation Immunity
• Seismic Sense
• Self-Sustenance
• Stinger Tail
  • Venom Secretion
    • Acid Infusion
    • Hallucinogenic Venom
    • Poison Inducement
• Wallcrawling

Variations

• Hottentotta Physiology: Spawning, Asexual Reproduction

Mythical Scorpions:

• Scorpion Man (also called aqrabuamelu or girtablilu): Supernatural Body, Taur Physiology, Fear Inducement, Death Inducement
• Scorpius: Supernatural Condition, Stellar Mimicry; see also Zodiac Empowerment

Other Scorpions:

• Scorpion Monster

Limitations

• May glow in the dark under ultraviolet light.
• Various predators like mongoose, centipedes and bats naturally prey on scorpions.
• Bigger scorpions generally have less potent venom, than the smaller members of their species.
• Users have to cut or slice with swords or claw even bite their stinger they helpless without the stinger

Associations

• Arachnid Physiology
• Poison Manipulation
• Superior Human Physiology

Universal Differences

Scorpions are associated with great number of mystical and supernatural abilities and connections in mythology and folklore, thus user with this power may have access to: Assailant/Guardian, Sexual Inducement, Death Inducement

Known Users

See Also: Scary Scorpions.

Comics

• Skarner (League of Legends)
• Elaine Coll/Scorpia (Marvel Comics)
• MacDonald Gargan/Scorpion (Marvel Comics)
• Kron Stone/Scorpion 2099 (Marvel Comics)
• Lorna Templeton (Mutant X)
• Scorpidon (Tenkai Knights)
• Scorponok (Transformers)

Movies

• Nigel (Back to the Outback)
• Deathgrippers (How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World)
• Mathayus/Scorpion King (The Mummy Returns/The Scorpion King)
• Pitt (Sahara)

Video Games

• Psicorp & Dunescorp (Abomi Nation)
• Black Scorpion (City of Heroes)
• Man-Skorpion Tark (Dark Souls 2)
• Scorpioness Najka (Dark Souls 2)
• Azúpion & Skorpirulí (Doodle World)
• Radscorpions (Fallout)
• Skorpius (God of War)
• Metal Scorpions (Miitopia)
• Scaredy-Scorpions (Miitopia)
• Scary Scorpions (Miitopia)
• Scorpion Pokémon (Pokémon)
  • Gligar/Gliscor
  • Skorupi/Drapion
• Mr. Skops (Rayman)
• Scorp (Skylanders)
• Antares (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Scorpions-like Carapaceons (Monster Hunter series)
  • Akura Vashimu
  • Kusubami

TCG

• Slurhk (Chaotic)
• Crapion (Mazica Party)
• 8-Claws Scorpion (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Fiend Scorpion (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Millennium Scorpion (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Performapal Kaleidoscorp (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Steel Scorpion (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Literature

• Toxic (Geronimo Stilton: The Dragon of Fortune)
• Hedetet (The Kane Chronicles)
• Scorpions (Kulipari)
• Skrabblag (Redwall: Mariel of Redwall)

Anime/Manga

• Stinglash (Bakugan)
• Skorporos (Bakugan Reboot)
• Miss Scorpion (Cutey Honey)
• God (Denma); via muscle memory
• Scorpio (Fairy Tail)
• Poison Scorpion (The Haunted House/Shinbi Apartment)
• Zazan (Hunter x Hunter)
• Girtablilu (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)
• Sasori (Naruto); via Hiruko puppet
• Gligar/Gliscor (Pokémon)
• Skorupi/Drapion (Pokémon)
• Shaula Gorgon (Soul Eater Not)
• Dana (Super Doll Licca-chan)
• Scorp (Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!)

Television

• Escorpionte (Detetives do Prédio Azul)
• Professor Richard Lazarus (Doctor Who)
• Scorpod (Ghostforce)
• Scorpius (Heroes of Goo Jit Zu)
• Triple Strykes (How to Train Your Dragon)
• Scorpion Man (Kamen Rider)
• Bussasorry (Kamen Rider Gotchard)
• Deathstalkers (Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts)
• Scorpion (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness)
• Scorpion Tribe (LEGO Legends of Chima)
• Plasmoid, A.K.A. Experiment 617 (Lilo & Stitch)
• God Scorpion (Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger)
• Scorpion-Themed Monsters (Power Rangers)
  • Scorpion Cosmic Zord (Power Rangers Dino/Cosmic Fury)
• Antales (Ultraman Leo)
• Grantella (Ultraman Nexus)
• Scorpion Bot (Sonic Boom)
• Skorp (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Scorpia (She-Ra: Princess of Power)
• Scorpinoid (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)
• Scorpio (Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger)
• Stinger, A.K.A. Sasori Orange (Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger)
• Sasori Voyager (Uchuu Sentai Kyuuranger)
• Mutant Scorpions (Godzilla: The Series)

Web Animation

• Tyrian Callows (RWBY)
• Death Stalkers (RWBY)
• Zombie Scorpion Scientist Toilet (Skibidi Toilet Zombie Universe)

Known Objects

• Sting Scorpion Progrise Key (Kamen Rider Zero-One)

Gallery

Mac Gargan (Marvel Comics) became the Scorpion from genetic experiments.

Kron Stone/Scorpion 2099 (Marvel Comics)

Scorpia (Marvel Comics)

An accident with a genetic manipulation device caused Richard Lazarus (Doctor Who) to mutate into a savage, scorpion-like creature.

Scorpion (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness)

Scorpinoid (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series)

Tyrian Callows (RWBY) is a scorpion Faunus, and takes full advantage of his scorpion tail in combat.

Experiment 617 "Plasmoid" (Lilo & Stitch)

Sasori's Hiruko puppet (Naruto) possesses a long, extending mechanical tail similar to a scorpions.

Girtablilu (Monster Girl Encyclopedia) are a species of half-scorpion women feared as "the assassins of the desert".

Deathgrippers (HTTYD) possess a scorpion-like stinger at the tip of their telescopic tails. The stinger is surrounded by four large scales and is hidden in a club-like sheath when it’s not being used. Their tail stingers are hidden and they act like they can retract whenever they attack. Their venom contains dangerous properties that not even they are immune to.

Triple Strykes (HTTYD) have three scorpion-like tails that curl into a single tail. Each tail has their own and unique venom. The first numbs the victim, the second causes hallucination, and the third gives the sensation of boiling in the victim’s very blood.

Deathstalkers (Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts)

Scor-Pion (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) is a mutant scorpion who was a former zookeeper before mutation.

Gligar and Gliscor (Pokémon) resemble both bats and scorpions

Skorupi (Pokémon) the Scorpion Pokémon.

Drapion (Pokémon)

As a Scorpion-themed Witch, Shaula Gorgon (Soul Eater Not!) is as cunning as she is lethal.

Skorp (Sonic the Hedgehog), a scorpion-based Badnik robot.

Scorpion Bot (Sonic Boom)

Daifugo (One Piece) ate a SMILE that made him part scorpion.

Scorp (Skylanders)

Performapal Kaleidoscorp (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Scorpod (Ghostforce)

Crapion (Mazica Party)

God Scorpion (Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger)

Scorpion King (Hero 108)

Slurhk (Chaotic)

Psicorp (Abomi Nation)

Dunescorp (Abomi Nation)

Azúpion (Doodle World)

Skorpirulí (Doodle World)

Antales (Ultraman Leo) is a scorpion-like Kaiju.

Grantella (Ultraman Nexus) is based on a scorpion.

Pitt (Sahara)

Bussasorry (Kamen Rider Gotchard)

Sammy Rye (D.N. Ace)