The ability to expand sound waves in an object until it explodes. Sub-power of Sound Attacks. Variation of Combustion Inducement.
Also Called
- Sound Combustion
- Sonic Boom
- Sonic/Sound Detonation
- Sonic/Sound Bomb
Capabilities
The user can cause objects to explode by expanding sound waves within an object or being, increasing the amounts of pressure on the sound waves until they burst open. The sound waves are compacted within the object or being, and are released out and become free when bursting the target open.
Applications
Variations
Associations
Limitations
- Sound Immunity
- Sound Absorption/Sound Nullification cancels soundwaves out.
- Requires concentration.
- Moving targets will be hard for combustion.
- May be hard to control.
- May take a few seconds to several minutes.
- May be limited to the object's frequency, and some cannot be detonated.
- May be disrupted by other soundwaves in the area.
Known Users
Manga/Anime
- Kanon Mitachi (Alive: The Final Evolution)
- Yūki Tenpōin (Code:Breaker)
- Cobra (Fairy Tail)
- Kanade Kamiya (Rosario + Vampire Season II)
- Pokemon using Boomburst (Pokemon)
- Zebra (Toriko)
Comics/Cartoons
- Echo Echo (Ben 10: Alien Force)
- Ultimate Echo Echo (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
- Dinah Laurel Lance/Black Canary (DC Comics)
- Circe (Generator Rex)
- Sean Cassidy/Banshee (Marvel Comics)
- Cassidy/Siryn (Marvel Comics)
- Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
Live Action TV
- Lydia Martin (Teen Wolf)
- Meredith Walker (Teen Wolf)
Gallery
Exploud and Loudred (Pokemon) using Hyper Voice to such intense effects that it causes the entire area to detonate from the sound waves.
Noivern (Pokemon) using Boomburst, creating powerful sonic waves that causes the area to explode, indiscriminately injuring all, including adjacent comrades.
Kanade Kamiya (Rosario + Vampire Season II) using his second form to boost his song's strength from a small noise spark to an explosive roar, as well as super heating the air around.
Theresa Cassidy/Siryn (Marvel) can generate wide range of sonic frequencies and volume of sound ranging up to at least 140 decibels.
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