Teleportation

Teleportation
Nightcrawler (X2: X-Men United) teleporting.
Power/Ability to:	Teleport from one location to another.

The ability to move instantaneously from one location to another without physically occupying the space in between. Sub-power of Spatial Manipulation.

Also Called

• Apparition/Disapparition
• Coordinate Change/Movement
• Geo-Leaping
• Phase-Jumping
• Spatial Movement
• Tele-Transportation
• Translocation

Capabilities

The user can teleport, or transfer matter (beings/objects, including themselves) or energy from one point to another without traversing the physical space between them. This can be achieved by various means, including causing the atoms/molecules to travel at light-speed, warping the space, or use quantum superposition, in which the user teleports by replacing and restocking energy in a spatial behavior.

While teleportation may seem like it is simply for travel, it can actually be a valuable ability, as it can be used offensively (and quite powerful, as a spatial attack), while offering superiority in terms of movement speed and distance coverage, and a skilled strategist/tactician can use it for many innovative manners.

Applications

• Empathic Teleportation: Teleport to those the user has strong feelings for or can teleport to those who have strong feelings towards the user.
• Flash Step: Teleport short distances.
• Isoportation: Teleport short to shift facing.
• Matter Substitution: Substitute one collection of molecules with another.
• Partial Teleportation: Teleport parts of a target away.
• Remote Teleportation: Teleport others away without transporting oneself along with them or requiring physical contact; can be used both offensively and defensively.

Supplementary

• Teleport out of harm's way.
• Teleport into the air at steady intervals to simulate Flight.
• Teleport great distances, reducing travel time.
• Teleport past walls and obstacles.
• Teleport objects to another location, creating instant mailing.

Offensive

• Teleport objects into a target, causing telefrag, which can punch holes or bisect the target.
  • Teleport objects into another object, causing the object to displace the object teleported. (Using glass to cut a concrete pillar or metal sticks into a target's body.)
  • Teleport air or water molecules when more physical ammunition is lacking.
• Teleport an attack back at a target.
• Teleport a target to users front to intercept an incoming attack, defending themselves and causing the target's attempt to backfire at the same time.
• Teleport anything small to around the target to immobilize the opponent.
• Teleport a massive object above the target, letting it crash down to crush the target to death.
• Teleport a burst of air into the atmosphere and/or earth, causing shock waves or earthquakes respectively.

Techniques

• Spatial Attacks
• Teleportation Combat
• Teleportation Slash
• Teleportation Strike

Variations

Deconstruction

• The body breaks up into various materials (i.e. ice or crystals, rose petals,) and reconstruct elsewhere, possibly moving as the materials. In some cases, the user's limbs and body simply separate and reform in another location.

Instant Transmission (Energy Reading/Transportation)

• Teleport to any location as long as they can find an energy source to lock onto. May need Ki Sense, Aura Reading, or Energy Vision.

Location Swapping (Switching/Trading)

• Distort space to exchange one subject with another.

Mathematical Teleportation

• Teleport by using mathematical formula/probability.

Molecular Teleportation (Reconstruction)

• Teleport by disassembling molecules and reassembling them elsewhere.

Portal Creation

• Teleport by opening a spatial portal around oneself, instantly shifting locations, or even keep the portals open to allow others to use for later.

Subspace Travel

• Teleport into and out of subspace (also known as hyperspace), an "alternate" space adjacent the "normal" space and integral to the space-time continuum. This allows the user (and anything that they teleport) to travel much faster than the speed-of-light in normal space, as they move from one location to another instantaneously, while ignoring all physical obstacles in between.

Teleport Dash

• Combination of high speed with teleportation which allows user to ignore normal rules.

Teleportation Orb Generation

• Movement accomplished by "bubbles", "orbs" or domes of psionic energy set at the starting point and the destination point.

Temporal Teleportation

• Teleport through the manipulating space-time.

Tracking Teleportation

• Teleport to any person the user desires to find.

Sympathetic Travel

Teleport through/via energy/matter/object by merging into it and emerging elsewhere from the same energy/matter/object.

Catoptric Teleportation (Mirror Travel)

• Teleport through/via mirrors or reflective surfaces, or teleport subjects into mirrors, trapping them within (Mirror Imprisonment).

Doorway/Gateway Teleportation (Door/Gate Travel)

• Teleport through/via doors/gates.

Elemental Teleportation

• Teleport through/via element.

Lunaportation (Moon Teleportation/Moon Travel)

• Teleport through/via moon's energy/power.

Oneiric Teleportation (Dream Teleportation/Dream Travel)

• Teleport through/via dreams/sleep.

Organic Teleportation

• Teleport through/via organic matter.

Rainbow Teleportation

• Teleport through/via rainbow.

Techno-Screen Teleportation

• Teleport through/via technological screens.

Levels

• Basic Level: User is capable of teleporting short distances, from one side of a room to another, or a few blocks away. User can only teleport themselves and very limited amount of mass, equal to what they are wearing/carrying.
• Advanced Level: User is capable of teleporting large distances, from one side of a field to another, or a few kilometers or so. User can teleport limited mass, equal to several people/heavy household appliances.
• Expert Level: User is capable of teleporting thousands of kilometers, on a continental scale. User can teleport mass equal to a bus/industrial machine.
• Master Level: User is capable of teleporting on planetary scale, moving anywhere on the planet or possibly to the closest satellite such as the Moon. User can teleport mass equal to buildings.
• Ultimate Level: User is capable of teleporting on light years distances, at a cosmic scale. User can teleport mass equal to planets.
• Absolute Level: User is capable of teleporting anywhere, including from illusion to reality, into one's mind, even conceptual things such as teleporting wounds and diseases off of a body. User can teleport effectively unlimited mass.

Associations

• Conscious Spatial Awareness: In relationship with teleportation, allows the user to know where not to teleport to prevent unwanted telefrag.
• Dimensional Travel: Teleport between different dimensions.
• Light Warp: Traverse wherever via visualizing abundant light-sources instantly.
• Space-Time Distortion: Most forms of teleportation require a distortion of the space-time continuum for the warp.
• Spatial Displacement: Take sections of space and teleport it around.
• Spatial Expansion: In relation with teleportation, allows the user to expand the empty space in an area to provide room for the object being teleported.
• Summoning/Banishment: Teleport targets to or away from oneself.
• Teleportation Barrier Generation: Create a barrier that teleports anything within or touches it to elsewhere.
• Teleportation Manipulation: Manipulate every aspect of teleportation.
• Time Travel: Teleport from one time period to another (spatial location may or may not remain the same).
• Verbal Teleportation: Teleport by uttering a location's name and being teleported there.

Teleportation Resistors

Spatial Anchoring

• Ability to refuse to be teleported by force; the user of this ability can also prevent the teleportation and time-travel (Dimensional Travel) of others. Usually accomplished by Mental Manipulation or Mind Control.

Teleportation Diversion

• Ability to divert the destination of a subject's teleportation. The user of this power must know what the place looks like or the teleporter will just "jump" to any random location.

Teleportation Negation

• Ability to prevent targets from using any kind of teleportation. Not usually permanent.

Limitations

• Momentum may be conserved when teleporting meaning a being cannot simply avoid the damage in midst of falling by just teleporting to the ground. See Also: Inertia Is a Cruel Mistress
• Teleporting may take time, ie. the user may need to concentrate certain time before the transportation happens.
• If the user's power is calculation-based, low intellect and stress may hinder ability.
• If the time-space coordinate the user is teleporting to is already occupied, the user might get thrown to another location, or suffer some other sort of teleportation malfunction.
• May not be able to teleport other teleporters due to spatial contradiction.
• Objects teleported may lose their speed.
• May be required to know the area they are teleporting to in order to teleport properly.
• May only be able to teleport a particular amount of times per time span, and overuse of the power may lead to self-damage and even death.
• May only be able to teleport within a particular distance from where they are to begin with.
• May only be able to teleport objects within a certain mass or density.
• Users of Teleportation Negation can prevent user from teleporting.
• Users of Teleportation Diversion can redirect user's landing position.
• Users of Teleportation Prediction can predict where user is teleporting.
• Users' teleportation is limited when the Spatial Cognizance is being interfered with, such as rain, chaff or anything that emits spatial noise.
• Teleportation may cause spatial disturbance, allowing highly sensitive opponents to track down destination.

Known Users

See Also: Teleporters and Transporters

Television/Film

• Cordelia Foxx (American Horror Story: Coven)
• Madison Montgomery (American Horror Story: Coven)
• Queenie (American Horror Story: Coven)
• Zoe Benson (American Horror Story: Coven)
• Mathias (Fading of the Cries)
• Jason Voorhees (Friday the 13th)
• Michael Myers (Halloween)
• Anhora (Merlin)
• David Rice (Jumper)
• Griffin (Jumper)
• Angels (Supernatural)
• Castiel (Supernatural)
• Demons (Supernatural)
• Marco Pacella (The 4400)
• Homo Superiors (The Tomorrow People)
• Candyman (Candyman)
• Gordon (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
• Queen Regina (Once Upon A Time)
• Cora (Once Upon A Time)
• Zoso (Once Upon A Time)
• Rumpelstiltskin (Once Upon A Time)
• Zordon (Power Rangers)
• Princess Langwidere (The Withces of Oz)
• Wizards (Wizards of Waverly Place); via Fading through wands
• Ray (The Haunted Hathaways)
• Miles (The Haunted Hathaways)
• Louie (The Haunted Hathaways)
• Glenda (The Haunted Hathaways)
• Mason Tarkoff (Witches of East End)
• Paige Matthews (Charmed); via Orbing
• Chris Halliwell (Charmed); via Orbing
• Wyatt Halliwell (Charmed); via Orbing
• Leo Wyatt (Charmed); via Orbing
• Cole Turner (Charmed); via Sparkling
• Coop (Charmed); via Beaming
• P.J. Halliwell (Charmed); via Beaming
• Warlocks (Chamred); via Blinking
• Demons (Charmed); via Flaming, Black Orbing, Shimmering, Fading, Glistening and Lightning Teleportation.
• Alicia Baker (Smallville)
• Cheetah People (Doctor Who: Survival)
• The Foretold (Doctor Who: Mummy on the Orient Express)
• John Druitt (Sanctuary)
• Willow Rosenberg (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• Amy Madison (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• Vengance Demons (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• The Valet (Angel)
• Sliders (Sliders)
• The Clown (Mutant X)
• Stygian demons (Dogma)
• Tracy Chobham (Heroes)
• Rachel Mills (Heroes)
• Manuel Garcia (Heroes)
• A boy from the training (Los Protegidos)
• Ghosts (Being Human)
• Ollie (MisFits)
• Nikki (MisFits)
• Elliot (MisFits)
• Borja (Los Unicos)
• Nathael (Ángel o Demonio)
• Valeria (Ángel o Demonio)
• Damian (Ángel o Demonio)
• Demons and Fallens (Ángel o Demonio)
• Poli Truper (Supertorpe)
• Victor Krane (Lab Rats)
• Soul Slayer (Mighty Med)
• Nightstrike (Mighty Med)
• Fiera (Power Rangers Super Samurai)
• The Leprechaun (Leprechaun series)
• Oma Desala (Stargate SG-1)
• Q Continuum (Star Trek)
• Darth Phobos (Star Wars)
• Camryn (Twitches)
• Alex (Twitches)
• Karsh (Twitches)
• Ileana (Twitches)
• Thantos (Twitches)
• Deadpool/Weapon XI (X-Men Origins: Wolverine)
• Dr. Manhattan (Watchmen)
• Lucy (Lucy)
• The Zimmer Twins (Zimmer Twins)
• Kayako Saeki (Ju-on: The Grudge)
• Toshio Saeki (Ju-on: The Grudge)
• Chloe Thunderman (The Thundermans)
• Witches (Grachi)
• Witches (Every Witch Way)

Web series

• Devil Boner (Channel Awesome)
• Nox Decious (Stupid Mario Brothers)
• The Darkness (Stupid Mario Brothers)

Cartoons/Comics

• Deadpool (Marvel Comics)
• Galactus (Marvel)
• Solo (Marvel)
• Nightcrawler (Marvel)
• Cloak (Marvel)
• Vanisher (Marvel)
• Blink (Marvel)
• Azazel (Marvel)
• Magik (Marvel)
• Pixie (Marvel)
• Quasar (Marvel)
• John Wraith (Marvel)
• The Spot (Marvel)
• Doc Green (Marvel)
• Nerissa (W.I.T.C.H)
• Will Vandom (W.I.T.C.H)
• Kadma (W.I.T.C.H)
• Yan Lin (W.I.T.C.H)
• Al Simmons (Image Comics/Spawn)
• Sasha Lewis (UN Comics)
• Enerjak (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Egg Beater (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog); limited to remote teleportation
• Omni-Viewer (Sonic the Comic)
• Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10); via magic spells
• Charmcaster (Ben 10); via magic spells
• Adwaita (Ben 10)
• Dr. Paradox (Ben 10); via clock temporal
• Eon (Ben 10); via temporal source of the Hands of Armageddon
• Ragnarok (Ben 10: Alien Force)
• Peek-A-Boo (DC)
• Superman Prime (DC Comics)
• Captain Comet (DC Comics)
• Ambush Bug (DC Comics)
• Peek-a-Boo (DC Comics)
• The Herald (Teen Titans)
• Red X (Teen Titans)
• Eduardo Dorado Jr (Young Justice)
• Alicorns & High level unicorns (My Little Pony:Friendship is Magic)
• Discord (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Black Cat 2099 (Spider-Man: Edge of Time)
• Atrocity (Spider-Man: Edge of Time)
• Primus (Transformers)
• Unicron (Transformers)
• Skywarp (G1 Transformers)
• Sideways (Transformers Armada/Cybertron)
• Galvatron (Transformers Cybertron)
• Soundwave (Transformers Cybertron)
• Vector Prime (Transformers Cybertron)
• 'Emperor' Starscream (Transformers Cybertron)
• Anyone with the Omega Lock. (Transformers Cybertron)
• The Fallen (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen)
• Jetfire (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen)
• Sentinel Prime (Transformers: Dark of the Moon); via Space Bridge technology
• Fairies (Fairly Odd Parents)
• Danger Duck (Loonatics Unleashed)
• Master Yo (Yin Yang Yo)
• Stella (Winx Club)
• Miss Faragonda (Winx Club)
• Believix Fairies (Winx Club); via Zoomix wings
• Vanellope Von Schweetz (Wreck-It Ralph)
• Toa Hagah Iruini (Bionicle)
• Brutaka (Bionicle)
• Fattah the Opener (The 99)
• The Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy); via sickle magic
• Users of the Charge (Galactik Football)
• Users of the Smog (Galactik Football)
• Breach (Generator Rex)
• Galactic KND Operatives (Codename: Kids Next Door)
• Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
• Ember Mclain (Danny Phantom)
• Gaz (Invader ZIM)
• Johnny Test/Johnny X (Johnny Test)
• Dukey/Super Dukey (Johnny Test)
• Slashuur (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus)
• Mumm-Ra (Thundercats)
• Xergiok (Adventure Time)
• Jake Jr, Charlie, Kim Kil Whan, Viola and T.V. (Adventure Time)
• Raven Queen (Ever After High)
• Tanpo (Sendokai Champions)
• Kento (Sendokai Champions)
• Chronam-Yatt (Sendokai Champions)
• Turok (Turok: Dinosaur Hunter)
• Teleporting Fat Guy (Shut Up! Cartoons); via Nintendo Power Glove
• Spellbinders (Tara Duncan); via magic
  • Tara Duncan
  • Sparrow
  • Cal

Literature

• Witches & Wizards (Harry Potter); via Apparition
• House-Elves (Harry Potter)
• Number Eight (Lorien Legacies)
• David Rice (Jumper, Reflex, Shade)
• Millie Harris (Jumper, Reflex, Shade)
• Griffin O'Conner (Jumper, Jumper: Griffin's Story)
• Agent Paul Stevens (The Young Guardians)
• Taylor (Gone)
• Brand (The Chronicles of Amber)
• Fletcher Renn (Skulduggery Pleasant)
• Billven (Andaluins)
• Nicky (Mostly Ghostly)
• Tara (Mostly Ghostly)
• Phears (Mostly Ghostly)
• Ghosts (Mostly Ghostly)

Anime/Manga

• Yuu Otosaka (Charlotte)
• Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
• Cell (Dragon Ball Z)
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)
• The Yardratts (Dragon Ball Z)
• Kaioshin (Dragon Ball Z)
• Kibito (Dragon Ball Z)
• Kibitoshin (Dragon Ball Z)
• Mest Gryder/Doranbolt (Fairy Tail)
• Silver Fullbuster (Fairy Tail)
• Ai Enma (Hell Girl)
• Kikuri (Hell Girl)
• Sliders (Haruhi Suzumiya)
• Sailor Scouts (Sailor Moon); via the Sailor Teleport
• Shirai Kuroko (A Certain Scientific Railgun)
• Pinky (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story )
• Silva (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story )
• Musta (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story)
• Spaak (Jibaku-kun: Twelve World Story)
• Pokémon who can learn the move "Teleport" (Pokémon)
• Poppy (Akazukin Chacha)
• Midora (Toriko)
• Many lemurians (Saint Seiya)
• Several deities (Saint Seiya)
• Aries Mu (Saint Seiya); via Starlight Extinction
• Aries Shion (Saint Seiya); via Starlight Extinction
• Atla (Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas); highly advanced user
• Altar Hakurei (Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas)
• Merlin (The Seven Deadly Sins)
• Vivian (The Seven Deadly Sins)
• Crea Dolosera (Aquarion Evol)
• Aoi Nogami (Zettai Karen Children)
• Hyoubu Kyousuke (Zettai Karen Children)
• Hirose Yuichi (Alive: The Final Evolution); via nothingness
• Britia (Darker Than Black)
• Jareth, the Goblin King (Labyrinth)
• Mizumi, the Queen of Moraine (Return to Labyrinth)
• Natsuki Minamiya (Strike the Blood)
• Yato (Noragami)
• Kiyama Harumi (A Certain Scientific Railgun); via Level Upper
• Dark Schneider (Bastard!!)
• Satan (Bastard!!)
• Jibril (No Game No Life)
• Ryoko (Tenchi Muyo!)
• Kyoutarou Azuma (Tokyo ESP)
• Funny Valentine (Steel Ball Run)
• Users of Kamui (Naruto)
• Users of the Flying Thunder God technique (Naruto); via Sealing
• Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto); via Rinnegan
• Kamakiri (Unbreakable Machine-Doll)

Video Games

• Lucifer (Dante's Inferno)
• Monoculus (Team Fortress 2)
• Chell (Portal Series); via Portal Gun
• Endermen (Minecraft)
• Tigoresta Fermansta (The Chase 2)
• Link (The Legend of Zelda), via Ocarina of Time
• Zelda (The Legend of Zelda), via Farore's Wind
• Sheik (The Legend of Zelda)
• Shadow (Disciples)
• Ness (Eartbound)
• Poo (Earthbound)
• Meta Knight (Kirby); via Dimensional Cape
• Giest des Waldes (Wolf Wars)
• Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Shadow the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Silver the Hedgehog (Sonic the hedgehog)
• Black Doom (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Void (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Martin Finnegan (Bioshock)
• Atlas (Bioshock)
• Sander Cohen (Bioshock)
• Big Sisters (Bioshock 2)
• Eleanor Lamb (Bioshock 2)
• Paradox Agents (Paradox Saga)
• Archangel Members (Paradox Saga)
• Reaper Conduits (inFamous)
• Paradox Agents (Paradox Saga)
• Archangel Agents (Paradox Saga)
• Syndicate Agents (Paradox Saga)
• Stalkers (Starcraft II: Wings Of Liberty); via blink
• Maar (Starcraft II: Wings Of Liberty)
• Zeratul (Starcraft II: Wings Of Liberty); via blink
• All Motherships (Starcraft II: Wings Of Liberty)
• Hexadecimal (ReBoot)
• Gigabyte (ReBoot)
• Popinjay (Wild Cards)
• Sasha (inFamous)
• Reaper Conduits (inFamous)
• Nix (inFamous 2)
• The Beast (inFamous 2)
• 8-Bit Mickey (Channel Awesome)
• Lee from Still Gaming (Channel Awesome)
• The Wink (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Paragon (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Master Xehanort (Kingdom Hearts)
• Xehanort/Terra-Xehanort (Kingdom Hearts)
• Aqua (Kingdom Hearts)
• Braig/Xigbar (Kingdom Hearts)
• Xemnas (Kingdom Hearts)
• Dimentio (Super Paper Mario)
• Sephiroth (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Ghirahim (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)
• Demise (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)
• Midna (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)
• Mecha Sonic (Super Mario Bros. Z)
• The Darkness (Stupid Mario Brothers)
• Nox Decious (Stupid Mario Brothers)
• The Wink (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Paragon (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
• Tabuu (Super Smash Bros. Brawl)
• Bowser (Super Mario)
• Dark Samus (Metroid Prime)
• Gene (Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops)
• Gene (Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops)
• Rosalina (Super Mario Galaxy)
• Hylden Lord (Legacy of Kain)
• Prison Guardians (Blood Omen 2: Legacy of Kain)
• Princess Daisy (Super Mario series)
• Makuta (BIONICLE)
• Rahkshi (BIONICLE)
• Kraata (BIONICLE)
• Any user with the Mask of Teleport (BIONICLE)
• Endermen (Minecraft)
• Presty (Axe Cop)
• Slender Man (Slender Game)
• SCP-303 (SCP Foundation); Limited to transporting behind doors
• Most deities (Asura's Wrath)
• Vampires (Infamous: Festival of Blood)
• Kessler (Infamous)
• Dante (Devil May Cry); via Air Trick
• Several Characters (Kingdom Hearts)
• Several Characters (Heroic Age)
• Ruvik (The Evil Within)
• Esper (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Golden Freddy (FNAF 1/FNAF 2)
• Night Shift (Skylanders Swap Force)
• Hoot Loop (Skylanders Swap Force)
• Nalis (Unreal Series)
• Skaarj Warlords (Unreal Series)
• Skaarj Queen (Unreal)
• Sans (Undertale)

Known Objects

• The Asgard Beaming Technology (Stargate SG-1)'
• The Bifrost (Norse Mythology, Marvel Comics)
• The Chaos Emeralds (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• The Rheticus's Compass (Warehouse 13)
• The Portkeys (Harry Potter)
• The Enderpearls (Minecraft)
• The Fludd's Neverland Transport Orb (Neverland)
• The Flame Ring Teleportation System (Katekyo Hitman Reborn!)
• The Kanohi Kualsi, Mask of Quick Travel (Bionicle)
• The Morphers (Power Rangers)
• The Mage Ring (W.I.T.C.H)
• The Tooth of the Tonga (W.I.T.C.H)
• The Stargate (Stargate SG-1)
• The Trumps (The Chronicles of Amber)
• The Zeta-Tubes (Young Justice - TV)
• The Transporter (Star Trek)
• The Eye of Aurora (Jackie Chan Adventures)
• The Golden Tiger Claws (Xiaolin Showdown)
• The Translocator (Fablehaven)
• The Magical Dust (Charmed)
• The Ruby Slippers (Charmed)
• The Ruby Slippers (Wizard of Oz)
• The Bone-Eaters Well (Inuyasha); formerly
• SCP-173 (SCP Foundation)
• The Rod of Discord (Terraria)
• Teleporters (Team Fortress 2)
• The Eureka Effect (Team Fortress 2)
• The Displacer Cannon (Half-Life: Opposing Force)

Gallery

Comics/TV Series

Stewie Griffin (Family Guy) using his teleportation device that has a delayed effect, causing a duplicate to be teleported while the original went the long way.

Breach (Generator Rex) firing portals as projectiles, which will instantly warp whatever they hit to her pocket dimension.

Nightcrawler (Marvel Comics) disappearing in a puff of smoke and reappearing elsewhere.

The Golden Tiger Claws (Xiaolin Showdown) allows the user to teleport via spacial tears.

Egg Beater (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)

Hiro Nakamura (Heroes) controlling space-time to teleport a large amount of people.

Halfrek (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) teleporting away.

Anya (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) teleports out of a prison cell

Cole Turner (Charmed) shimmering away.

The Seer (Charmed) teleports away in glistening lights.

Paige (Charmed) teleports via Orbing

Skywarp (Transformers) teleporting

John Young (The Tomorrow People) teleporting.

Stephen Jameson (The Tomorrow People) teleports to scape.

Madison Montgomery (American Horror Story: Coven) manifesting the power of transmutation.

The Neverland Transport Orb (Neverland) converts anything that hits it or that it strikes into kinetic energy and teleports it to Neverland.

Manga/Anime

Kuroko Shirai (A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun)

Kuroko Shirai (A Certain Scientific Railgun) can teleport anything she is touching with.

Syura (Akame Ga Kill!) using his Teigu Dimension Formation: Shambhala to create a trigram circle that teleports anything within it, whether Syura is inside or not.

Awaki Musujime (A Certain Magical Index) can teleport anything without needing to touch it. She needs to shine a flashlight at whatever she wants to teleport without distractions.

Yuichi Hirose (Alive: The Final Evolution) teleports himself by disappearing and reappearing.

Tessai Tsukabishi (Bleach) using Spatial Displacement to teleport everything in an entire area of space.

Hachigen Ushōda (Bleach) using Farewell Box to teleport his boxed arm into Baraggan's stomach.

Sōsuke Aizen (Bleach) teleporting away from Ichigo's attack.

Noba (Bleach) opening a portal around himself to instantly teleport away from Renji's attack.

Ōko Yushima (Bleach) using Sumitsukigasa to open a Dangai portal around himself and instantly displacing himself spatially, effectively teleporting.

The One Being Sought (Code:Breaker) can add or delete space in between himself and his target, moving instantaneously from one spot to another.

Setsuna Itami (Coppelion) using spacial displacement to control the placement of matter and objects, swapping with part of a wall to teleport away.

Mest Gryder/Doranbolt (Fairy Tail) using Teleportation Magic.

Son Goku (Dragon Ball) using Instant Transmission to travel anywhere in the universe and the Other World, as well as take people with him, as long as he can find a familiar energy source to use as a homing beacon.

Kibito's (Dragon Ball) Instantaneous Movement is unlike Instant Transmission, as he can teleport to anywhere without a source to track down.

After witnessing Kibito Kai's version, Kid Buu (Dragon Ball Z) learned to perform the Instantaneous Movement.

Obito Uchiha (Naruto) teleports himself with his Kamui technique, which uses his right eye as a portal that drags him in and out a dimensional void.

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Minato Namikaze (Naruto) teleports himself with his Flying Thunder God Technique via his marked kunai.

Kaguya Ōtsutsuki (Naruto) using Amenominaka to instantaneously teleporting Team 7, Obito and herself to her personal dimension.

Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto) using Amenotejikara to shift himself, others, or objects a set distance away from the original. He can also increase the range by shifting with a remote space.

Palkia (Pokemon Adventures) using Spacial Rend to tear open a spatial portal that teleports its targets.

Keith White (Project ARMS) displacing space-time to teleport out of harm's way, and moving Katsumi Akagi in his place.

Movies

Kayako Saeki (The Grudge) is capable of appearing out of every place possible.

Toshio Saeki (The Grudge)

Video Games

Meta Knight (Kirby) using his Dimensional Cape to dimensionally teleport himself for short distances.

Using Chaos Control (Sonic the Hedgehog) allows one to bend space-time to teleport, among other powers.

Void (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Link (The Legend of Zelda) using Farore's Wind to create teleport himself back to a set point.

Zelda (The Legend of Zelda) using Farore's Wind to teleport herself to another location.

Midna (The Legend of Zelda) forming a twilight portal that can teleport Link to another location.

Zant (The Legend of Zelda) magically teleporting himself and Link to another arena.

The Vex (Destiny) are a robotic race that professionalize in Teleportation.

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Esper (Valkyrie Crusade) is a girl that has supernatural abilities, including teleportation, telekinesis, and telepathy.