Superweapon Manipulation

Superweapon Manipulation
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Power/Ability to:	Manipulate superweapons.

The ability to manipulate superweapons. Variation of Object Manipulation and Weapon Manipulation.

Also Called

• Doomsday Device Control/Manipulation
• Superweapon Control
• WMD Control/Manipulation

Capabilities

User can create, summon, shape, manipulate and use any kind of superweapon, including weapons of mass destruction, doomsday device or other weapons capable of destroying an entire city, civilization, planet, galaxy or even a whole universe.

Applications

• Megastructure Manipulation
  • Hidden Arsenal
• Manipulate the properties of superweapons.
  • Superweapon Combination
  • Superweapon Enhancement
• Move/lift superweapons.
  • Flight using superweapons.
  • Matter Surfing by riding superweapons.
  • Unarmed Weapon Wielding: use superweapons without touching them.
• Object Attacks using weapons.
• Powers Via Weapon
• Projectile Enhancement
• Superweapon Calling
• Superweapon Constructs
• Superweapon Creation
• Superweapon Proficiency on any superweapon they get on their hands.
• Superweapon Summoning

Associations

• Absolute Weapon Proficiency
• Adaptive Weaponry
• Advanced Technology
• Aliencraft Manipulation
• City Destruction
• Civilization Erasure
• Combat Manipulation
• Empathic Weaponry
• Enhanced Crafting
• Exotic Technology
• Object Manipulation
• Planet Destruction
• Power Weaponry
• Powers Via Weapon
• Rocket Manipulation
• Technology Manipulation
• Tool Manipulation
• Universe Destruction
• War Manipulation
• Weapon Manipulation

Limitations

• Weapon Immunity
• May be unable to create superweapons, being limited to manipulating only from already existing sources.
• Distance, mass, precision, etc. depend upon of the knowledge, skill, and strength of the user, and their power's natural limits.
• May be limited to only manipulating certain types of superweapons.

Known Users

• Mongul (DC Comics)
• Vril Dox/Brainiac I (DC Comics)
• Reclaimers (Halo)
• Tretij Rebenok/Psycho Mantis (Metal Gear series)
• Shirahoshi/Poseidon (One Piece)
• Imu (One Piece)
• She-ra (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power)
  • Adora
  • Mara
  • Unknown She-ras
• Owners of the ATA gene (Stargate)
• En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (X-Men: Age of Apocalypse)

Known Weapons

See Also: Superweapon.

• BFG 10,000 (Doom Eternal)
• Little Doctor (Ender's Game)
• Halo Array (Halo)
• Nova Bombs (Halo)
• Guardian Custodes (Halo)
• Crucible (Mass Effect)
• Ancient Weapons (One Piece)
  • Pluton
  • Poseidon
  • Uranus
• Mother Flame (One Piece)
• Anubis' superweapon (Stargate)
• Dakara superweapon (Stargate)
• Attero device (Stargate)
• Planet Killer/Doomsday Machine (Star Trek)
• Superweapons (Star Wars)
• Superweapons (Star Wars Legends)
• Heart of Etheria (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power)

Gallery

The Halo Array (Halo) are seven planet-sized ringworlds created by the Forerunners as last-resort Superweapons.

Tretij Rebenok/Psycho Mantis (Metal Gear series) psychically controlling Metal Gear Sahelanthropus.

The Mother Flame (One Piece) is a powerful weapon capable of wiping out an entire island.

The Death Star (Star Wars) is a moon-sized battle station created by the tyrannical Galactic Empire...

...with the power to destroy a planet with one shot of its superlaser.

The Eclipse-class Dreadnought (Star Wars Legends) is a massive battleship with a scaled-down version of the Death Star's Superlaser.

The Sun Crusher (Star Wars Legends) was a nearly indestructible craft no larger than a starfighter, but capable of unleashing destruction that dwarfed even the Death Star's capabilities.

Videos

Grand Moff Tarkin Destroys Alderaan - Star Wars- Episode IV-2

Analysis & Discussions

Why this Ancient Sith SUPER-WEAPON will make You LAUGH at the Death-Star-2