- "It's unfortunate you were promised a power that was never truly yours. But take comfort in knowing that I will use it in ways you could never have imagined."
- ― Cinder Fall to Pyrrha Nikos (RWBY)
The power to steal the powers of a chosen one for themselves. Sub-power of Chosen Oneness Transferal. Variation of Power Absorption. Opposite of Destiny Chosen. Not to be confused with Destiny Unchosen.
Also Called[]
- Destiny Theft/Thievery/Absorption
- Fate Theft/Thievery/Absorption
- Fated One's Destiny Theft/Thievery/Absorption
- Destined One's Fate Theft/Thievery/Absorption
Capabilities[]
The user can throw a wrench in the works of destiny by taking the place of a so called chosen one for themselves. They can wield legendary weapons they shouldn't be able to, steal the spotlight from the one expected to win or do the great feat everyone thought only one person could do.
Applications[]
- Destiny Assignment
- Destiny Manipulation
- Power Absorption
- Power Borrowing
- Powerful Objects
- Powers Via Object
- Title Bestowal
Associations[]
- Authority Manipulation
- Chosen Oneness Transferal
- Existence Theft
- Fate Denial
- Supersede
- Total Mimicry
- Worthiness Bypassing
Limitations[]
- Chosen ones with Power Immunity.
- Users of Meta Luck cannot be affected.
Known Users[]
See Also: Hijacked Destiny.
- Elk/Elc Kowalapule (Arc The Lad)
- Ancient Shamans (Talisman Emperor)
- The Bard (The Bards Tale 2004)
- Asagi (Disgaea series)
- Mao (Disgaea 3)
- The Principal (Every Witch Way)
- New York Knights (King Arthur and the Knights of Justice)
- Iris (Konosuba)
- Tact (Rising of the Shield Hero); temporarily
- Cinder Fall (RWBY)
- Mantis (Skunk-Fu)
- Juni Cortez (Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over)
- Miles Morales/Spider-Man (Spider-Verse Trilogy)