Sun Blocking

The power to block out sunlight from the sun. Sub-power of Eternal Night Inducement. Technique of Solar Manipulation. Opposite to Moon Blocking.

Also Called

• Solar Blocking
• Sun/Solar Obscuring
• Solar-Eclipse Inducement

Capabilities

The user can block the sun in the sky through different methods, including darkening the sky, placing an object high in the sky that blocks the sun, creating dark clouds to block the sun, causing eclipse, etc., preventing sunlight coming down, which will kill plants over time and prevent solar-powered beings from getting their power.

Applications

• Absolute Darkness
• Eternal Night Inducement

Associations

• Cloud Manipulation
• Eclipse Manipulation
• Solar Manipulation
• Weather Manipulation

Limitations

• May only cover a certain area.
• May only be temporary.

Known Users

• The Beast (Angel)
• Torak/Child of Dark (Belgarion)
• Susanoo (Blue Seed)
• The Sun Eater (DC Comics )
• Ultraman (DC Comics)
• Phoebe Frady (Heroes: Reborn); Darkness Manipulation
• Boss of the Skies (Toriko)
• Zorc the Dark one (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Hades (Saint Seiya)
• Nightwielder (The Reckoners)
• Eye Monster (The Powerpuff Girls)

Known Objects

• Auriel's Bow (The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard); with Bloodcursed Elven Arrows
• Sidereal Megastructure (Irresponisble Galaxy Tylor)
• Operation Dark Storm Nanites (The Matrix)
• Disco Ball (The Powerpuff Girls)

Gallery

While normally a divine weapon that harnessses the power of the sun, Auriel's Bow (Elder Scrolls) can be corrupted with the blood of a female Vampire Lord, causing its arrows to block the sun for an entire day.

Using the talismans of the slain Ra-Tet, the Beast (Angel) cast a spell that eclipsed the sun...

...beginning as a sunlight-blocking spot that covered Los Angeles and would eventually cover the totality of Earth.

The Sun Eater (DC Comics )

The Boss of the Skies (Toriko) can completely block out the light of the sun wherever it flies.

The Boogie Man (The Powerpuff Girls)

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