The ability to affect the material world while intangible. Technique of Intangibility. Opposite to Non-Physical Interaction.
Also Called
- Formless Interaction
- Immaterial/Material Intrusion
- Poltergeist Effect
Capabilities
User affect tangible items/space while physically insubstantial.
Applications
- Intangibility Infusion
- Internal Rupturing
- Intra-Phasing
- Phase Cutting
- Physical Disruption
- Selective Interaction
Techniques
Associations
- Disassembly
- Ectoplasm Manipulation
- Ghost Physiology
- Heart Rip
- Intangibility
- Planetary Dissociation Travel
- Reforming
- Spatial Mimicry
- Supernatural Surgery
- Ultimate Intangibility
Limitations
- May require concentration.
Known Users
- Umbran Witches/Lumen Sages (Bayonetta Series)
- Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Ghost (Dark Horse)
- Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
- Tyki Mikk (D.Gray-Man)
- Ghostly Entities (Fiction/Mythology)
- H.A.R.D Corps (Valiant Entertainment Comics)
- Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
- Golden Glider (DC Comics)
- Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat (Marvel Comics)
- Mirio Togata/Lemillon (My Hero Academa)
- Force Spirits (Star Wars)
- Yoda
- Users of Force Projection (Star Wars)
- Luke Skywalker
Gallery
The Ghost (Dark Horse Comics)
Martian Manhunter (DCAU)
After being revived as an incorporeal entity, Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was able to interact with the physical world by concentrating.
Togata's (My Hero Academa) quirk Permeation enables him physical coherence while intangible, at the cost of losing all of his clothes.
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Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat (Marvel Comics)