The ability to take slices of space and replicate/duplicate them. Sub-power of Spatial Manipulation. Variation of Spatial Tuning.
Also Called[]
- Space Replication
- Twining
Capabilities[]
The user can take a said section of space and create a copy of it, and then recreate that said space within somewhere else. This in effect allows them to record and duplicate enemy attacks and use it as their own. In such a case, it may appear the user is manipulating time to recreate such effects, though it is simply to recreate the space (and everything occurring within) in another area; in short, a "copy-and-paste" effect.
Users can also recreate a space that didn't exist before and shift their location in space in that instance.
Applications[]
- Attack Recording: copy a section of space with an attack and replicate it.
- Replication: copy a section of space with an object or organism and replicate it.
- Spatial Force-Field Generation: copy a section of space and replicate it in front as a shield.
- Spatial Tuning: control the aspects of the cutout space section, such as time and matter placement.
Associations[]
- Space Generation
- Space-Time Manipulation
- Spatial Force-Field Generation
- Spatial Manipulation
- Temporal Duplication
Limitations[]
- May only be able to take a limited amount of space a time.
Known Users[]
- Mio Tsukishi (Absolutely Lovely Children)
- Ōko Yushima (Bleach)
- Kagerōza Inaba (Bleach)
- The Hanen (The Outer Limits)
- Dandy (Space Dandy); via Warping
Known Objects[]
- Stewie Griffin's Teleporter (Family Guy - Roads to Vegas)
- Divergence Field/Spatial Scission (Star Trek Voyager)
Gallery[]
Mio Tsukushi (Absolutely Lovely Children) can use her portals to duplicate herself, which acts independently of her will.
Kagerōza Inaba (Bleach) utilizing Raikū to record the space Zaraki was in, and then replicate it to create a counterattack.
Ōko Yushima (Bleach) can use his Zanpakuto "Sumitsukigasa" to copy a space and replicate it elsewhere.
Stewie's (Family Guy) Teleporter created a duplicate who were teleported to Vegas due to a delayed effect, while the original went by plane.