Spike Projection

Spike Projection
Stegosaurus (Dinosaur King) uses Spike Arrows move.
Power/Ability to:	Create needles/spikes of energy/matter.

The ability to project spikes of energy/matter. Sub-power to Attack Powers and Spike Manipulation. Variation of Natural Weaponry Projection.

Also Called

• Spike Burst/Launch/Shooting
• Spike Projectiles
• Porcupine Powers (The Thundermans)

Capabilities

The user can create and project spikes of matter/energy to impale targets. While they can come from the user’s body, these spikes can also be produced in mid-air, from the ground or from other sources, potentially creating a trail of spikes.

Applications

• Cutting
• Energy Generation/Matter Creation
• Impale
• Spike Protrusion

Variations

• Card Spike Projection
• Combined Spike Projection
• Data Spike Projection
• Elemental Spike Projection
• Magic Spike Projection
• Organic Spike Projection
• Phlebotinum Spike Projection

Associations

• Attack Powers
  • Beam Emission
  • Blast Attacks
  • Cutting Wave
  • Hand Blasts
  • Hidden Attacks
  • Omnidirectional Waves
  • Wave Emission
  • Wave Motion Blast
• Projectile Attacks
  • Arrow Generation
  • Ball Projection
  • Bolt Projection
  • Blade Projection
  • Bullet Generation
  • Bullet Projection
  • Missile Generation
  • Needle Projection

Known Users

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Nullpuding (Fairy Tail)
• Lust (Fullmetal Alchemist)
• Brownie (Jewelpet series)
• Engen/Smiling Man (Hero Killer)
• Ihwa/Hero Killer (Hero Killer)
• Hato Higashikata (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 8: Jojolion); via Walking Heart
• Pump (Nanatsu no Taizai)
• Kimimaro Kaguya (Naruto)
• Nanashi (Marchen Awakens Romance); via Thousand Needles
• Zala/Miss Doublefinger (One Piece)
• Crona (Soul Eater)
• Kikuropu (Zatch Bell!)
• Metarex Jumpee and Metarex Spike (Sonic X)

Video Games

• Thorns (Arknights)
• Earth Dinosaurs/Thyreophorans (Dinosaur King)
• Herrscher of the Void (Honkai Impact 3rd)
• Hanna Sarasa (Magia Record)
• Needle Man (Mega Man)
• Pokémon that can use "Spiky Shield", "Spikes", or "Spike Cannon" (Pokémon)
• Kirby (Kirby series); via Needle Ability
• Gelg Bolm (Klonoa)
• PainWheel (SkullGirls)
• Boom Bloom (Skylanders)
• Pop Thorn (Skylanders)
• Ao Oni (Ao Oni)
• Armordillo (Hungry Dragon)

Live Television/Movies

• Raina (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Hela (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Chester (The Thundermans)
• White Spikes (The Tomorrow War)
• Brevakks (Arrowverse)
• Salamadon (Ultraman Max)
• Zaigorg (Ultraman X The Movie: Here He Comes! Our Ultraman)
• Hellberus (Ultraman Taiga)
• Metsu-Orochi (Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga)

Cartoons/Comics

• Lantern Corps (DC Comics)
• Beast Boy (DC Comics); in porcupine form
• Odd-Odd (Gremlins: Secret of the Mogwai)
• Spiked Monster (Hotel Transylvania)
• Quill (Marvel Comics)
• Porcupine (Marvel Comics)
• Porcupine Pete (DC Comics)
• Carnage (Marvel Comics)
• Terrorax (Max Steel: Turbo Charged)
• Bone Spider (Ultimate Spider-Man 2012)
• Aku (Samurai Jack)
• Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Spider-Man Unlimited) via Spider-Darts
• Ninfea (Winx Club)

Web Animations

• Auditor (Madness Combat)
• Hank J. Wimbleton (Madness Combat); as Mag Hank via his third right arm and possibly only in Hell

Known Objects

• Toge Toge no Mi/Spike-Spike Fruit (One Piece)
• Power Rings (DC Comics)

Gallery

Auditor (Madness Combat)

Hank J. Wimbleton (Madness Combat)

With Protective Spikes, Thorns (Bleach) stops attacking enemies and releases ranged spikes whenever a target's attack connects with him.

Beast Boy (DC Comics) in porcupine form.

Hal Jorden (DC Comics) can create a number of spikes, ranging from needle-like....

...to gigantic arrows.

Sinestro (DC Comics) turns Mongul II into a pin cushion.

Crona (Soul Eater) using Bloody Needles on Professor Franken Stein.

Needle Man (Mega Man 3)

Kimimaro Kaguya (Naruto)

After eating the Toge Toge no Mi/Spike-Spike Fruit, Miss Doublefinger (One Piece) became a Spike Human which allows her to transform any part of her body into sharp spikes.

PainWheel (SkullGirls)

Boom Bloom (Skylanders)

Pop Thorn (Skylanders)

Metarex Jumpee (Sonic X)

Metarex Spike (Sonic X)

Quill (Marvel Comics)

Brevakks (Arrowverse)

Bone Spider (Ultimate Spider-Man 2012) can project the spikes from his body as darts for long-ranged attacks.

Armordillo (Hungry Dragon) can projects the spikes when stop rolling.

Ralph (Rampage)

Puckwudgies (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)

Armatus (Dinosaur King) using Spectral Stinger.

Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Spider-Man Unlimited) in addition to his normal web-shooters and Sonic weapons he also has dart projectiles he can shoot from the wrist of his costume strong enough to pierce brick walls.

Deadly Nadders (How To Train Your Dragon) can shoot razor-sharp venomous spikes

Karasu (One Piece) attacks with spikes of soot

Gelg Bolm (Klonoa) can release spike balls at Klonoa.

Smiling Man (Hero Killer)

Videos

Naruto, Rock Lee and Gaara vs Kimimaro-2