The power to create clones with speed. Variation of Enhanced Speed and Replication.
Also Called
- Speed Cloning/Mirage
Capabilities
The user can utilize high speed to create a solid afterimage, realistic enough to actually attack and bleed from injuries. In others words, moving fast enough to be in more than one place at once.
Applications
Associations
Limitations
- Clones tend to disperse faster than other variants, usually for a few seconds at best.
Known Users
- Suì-Fēng (Bleach)
- Zommari Rureaux (Bleach)
- Racer (Fairy Tail)
- The Flash/Bart Allen (DC Comics); via Speed Scouts
- Jackie Chun (Dragon Ball)
- Hinokage (Medaka Box)
- Zeus (God of War III)
- Jean Pierre Polnareff (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure); via Silver Chariot
- Mikumo Kushinada (The Mightiest Disciple Kenichi)
- Kertia Clan Leaders (Noblesse)
- Korosensei (Assassination Classroom)
- Eobard Thawne/the Reverse Flash (The Flash TV series)
- Ryohei Sasagawa (Katekyo Hitman Reborn!)
- Ulrich Stern (Code Lyoko)
- Spider-Man 2099 (Marvel Comics)
- Quicksilver/Pietro Maximoff (Lego Marvel's Avengers)
Gallery
Way of Onmitsu, 3rd of the Shihō: Utsusemi (Bleach) utilizes Shunpo's high speed to leave behind an afterimage that appears to have taken damage.
Suì-Fēng (Bleach) is able to create at least 15 clones of herself at once using Shunpo.
Jackie Chun (Dragon Ball) using the Afterimage Strike to create multiple speed clones to attack Tenshinhan in eight directions.
Spider-Man 2099 (Spider-Man:Shattered Dimensions) using Accelerated Decoy to create speed clones, either for distraction or attack.
Jean Pierre Polnareff's Stand, Silver Chariot, (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part III Stardust Crusaders) can achieve faster-than-light speeds by removing its armor. Its speed is so great that it can create up to eight copies of itself as it moves between all these different positions simultaneously.
Ragar Kertia (Noblesse) as all leaders of the Kertia Clan, specializes in speed attacks.
Eobard Thawne (The Flash 2014 TV Series) using the power of super speed to create after-images to make it appear like they're in two places at once, when in reality, they're just in one place at a time but just bouncing back and forth so fast that the human mind can't perceive the difference.