Self-Exorcism

Self-Exorcism
Sam Winchester (Supernatural) removes Gadreel from his body himself.
Power/Ability to:	Evict possessing entities.

"I said; get the hell out of me!"

― Sam Winchester to Gadreel (Supernatural)

The power to evict possessing entities from oneself. Sub-power of Indomitable Will and Exorcism. Technique of Personal Mastery.

Also Called

• Possession Rejection/Resistance
• Self-Dispossession

Capabilities

The user can forcibly remove possessing entities from themselves. Users of this ability are formidable beings against many possessing spirit, capable of resisting, rejecting or even develop immunities to many kinds of possession.

Applications

• Ejecting a possessing entity from oneself.
• Possession Immunity
• Control Opposition

Associations

• Banishment
• Exorcism
• Indomitable Will
• Personal Mastery

Limitations

• Because Self-exorcism is usually impossible, it can be very difficult to use, let alone master.
• May be much more painful or fatal than having an outside being exorcise them
• The user may need to be awake in order to remove entities from themselves
• Some entities may be harder to exorcise than others, if not altogether unexorcisable.

Known Users

• Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom)
• Tucker (Danny Phantom); temporarily
• Trunks (Dragon Ball GT)
• Ashley "Ash" Williams (Evil Dead)
• Sam Winchester (Supernatural)
• April O’Neil (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012)
• Percival de Rolo (Critical Role)
• Most Espers (Mob Psycho 100)

Gallery

Trunks (Dragon Ball GT) resists Baby's control...

...before evicting him from his body.

Ash (Evil Dead) at one point in his life he was able to self-exorcise a deadite from himself.

April O’Neil (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012) using her exorcism powers to break free of Za-Naron’s possession.