The power to adjust one's power level to become exactly as powerful as needed at any given moment. Sub-power of Power Level Manipulation. Variation of Power Augmentation and Conditional Power. Not to be confused with Power Refining.
Also Called[]
- Power Adjustment/Tuning
- Situational Power Level
Capabilities[]
Users can adjust the power levels of themselves to become exactly as powerful as they need to be. The user automatically becomes exactly as powerful as they need to be to accomplish what they're trying to do at a given moment.
Applications[]
Variations[]
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- Adaptation Immunity prevents adjustment to that target.
- May require a situational stimulus to work.
- Boosts may be temporary.
Known Users[]
- Yuujiro Hanma (Baki the Grappler)
- Kenpachi Zaraki (Bleach)
- Various Characters (Dragon Ball series)
- Lexaeus (Kingdom Hearts)
- Devil Shredder (Mutant Turtles: Superman Legend)
- Yellow (Pokémon Adventures)
- Robocop (Robocop)
- Servants (Nasuverse)
Known Objects[]
- Arm Cannons (Dragon Ball Z)
- Eternity Mask (Marvel Comics)
Gallery[]
Son Goku (Dragon Ball Z) powering up.
Krillin and Son Gohan (Dragon Ball Z) powering up.
Vegeta (Dragon Ball Z) powering up and adjusting it to kill Dodoria.
Frieza (Dragon Ball Z) powering up.
The Frieza Force's Arm Cannons (Dragon Ball Z) amplify the user's ki and fire it at a level suiting their battle power, the power of the beam being based on the power level of an opponent measured by the scouter that the cannon is hooked up to.
In his battle against Sora, Lexaeus (Kingdom Hearts series) was able to increase his power when his health dwindled, adding to his impressive strength and allowing him to overpower Sora.
After powering up, Devil Shredder (Mutant Turtles: Superman Legend) becomes powerful enough to deflect a tornado with his bare hand.
Yellow (Pokémon Adventures) can synchronize spirits with her Pokémon, boosting their power greatly.
Robocop (Robocop) adjusting the power levels of his tactical ordinance grenades.