Vibration Manipulation

"It may very well be us that meet our end here today... Because that man... HOLDS THE POWER TO DESTROY THE VERY WORLD!!!"

― Fleet Admiral Sengoku describes the Gura Gura no Mi's potential (One Piece)

The ability to manipulate periodic and random vibrations.

Also Called

Seismic Energy Manipulation
Seismokinesis
Shockwave Manipulation
Tremor Manipulation
Vibrokinesis

Capabilities

The user can create, shape and manipulate vibrations, rhythmic movements of the target, including in themselves, others, objects, environment, etc., through the ground, water, or air.

Applications

Concussive Force
Earthquake Generation
Ergokinetic Combat
Intangibility by vibrating their molecules.
Molecular Acceleration
Molecular Deceleration
Molecular Oscillation
Sound Detection
Thermal Manipulation
Vibration Absorption
Vibration Attacks
Vibration Emission
Vibration Negation
Vibrokinetic Constructs
Vibro-Telekinesis
- Matter Surfing using vibrations.
- Vibrokinetic Flight

Techniques

Counter Vibration
Seismokinetic Combat
Sharpness Manipulation; through vibration channeling.
Shockwave Generation
Vibration Aura
Vibration Empowerment
Vibration Mimicry

Variations

Associations

Air Manipulation - vibrate air molecules.
Airwave Manipulation
Earth Manipulation - vibrate earth molecules.
Earth Energy Manipulation
Pulse Manipulation
Seismic Energy Immunity
Seismic Sense
Shockwave Manipulation
Sound Manipulation
Water Manipulation - vibrate water molecules.
Vibration Weaponry

Limitations

Vibrations must have something to vibrate and travel through, whether gas, liquid or solid matter.
May not be immune to the vibrations.

Known Users

Orson Bailey (The 4400)
Subterra Bakugan (Bakugan Battle Brawlers)
Shriek (Batman Beyond)
Panzer Kunstlers (Battle Angel Alita)
Henry Liman (Beauchamp Family Series); via his laugh
Fourarms (Ben 10)
Tenpouin Yuuki (Code:Breaker)
Users of Speed Force (DC Comics)
- Flash
- Impulse
- Kid Flash
Superman (DC Comics)
Quake Kid (DC Comics)
Vibe (DC Comics)
Mole Face (Denma); via Shockwave Quanx ability
Abigail (Denma); via Acceleration Quanx ability
Arale Norimaki (Dr. Slump)
Many warriors (Dragon Ball)
T-Bone (Extreme Dinosaurs)
Loz (Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children)
Circe (Generator Rex)
Incognito (Hellsing)
Mr. Shaw (Heroes)
Mr. Taylor (Heroes)
Repairman (Heroes)
Samuel Sullivan (Heroes)
Cole MacGrath (Infamous); via Thunder Drop
Reaper Conduits (InFamous)
Xehanort's Guardian (Kingdom Hearts)
Ganondorf (The Legend of Zelda)
Experiment 513 "Richter" (Lilo and Stitch)
Remy LeBeau/Gambit (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
Shocker (Marvel Comics); via vibro-shock units
Avalanche (Marvel Comics)
ArcLight (Marvel Comics)
Klaw (Marvel Comics)
Black Bolt (Marvel Comics)
Shatterstar (Marvel Comics)
Vibraxas (Marvel Comics)
Dazzler (Marvel Comics)
Quake (Marvel Comics)
Rictor (Marvel Comics)
Angel Salvadore (Marvel Comics); via wings
Gorgon the Inhuman (Marvel Comics)
Vibro (Marvel Comics)
Fault Zone (Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects)
Daisy "Skye" Johnson (Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.)
Jax Briggs (Mortal Kombat)
Zaku Abumi (Naruto)
Hasshoken users (One Piece)
Edward Newgate (One Piece); via Gura Gura no Mi
Marshall D. Teach (One Piece); via Gura Gura no Mi
Pokémon capable of learning "Sonic Boom", "Earthquake" or "Magnitude" (Pokémon)
Alex Mercer (Prototype)
James Heller (Prototype 2)
Sailor Uranus (Sailor Moon)
Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
Gravel (Sonic the Comic)
Knuckles the Echidna (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Apohis (Stargate SG-1)
Osiris (Stargate SG-1)
Hathor (Stargate SG-1)
Seth (Stargate SG-1)
Klorel (Stargate SG-1)
Crimson Viper (Street Fighter)
Bowser (Super Mario)
Raphael the Raven (Super Mario)
Donkey Kong (Super Mario/Donkey Kong)
Hun (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
Musa (Winx Club)
Gantlos (Winx Club)
Gregory Kennedy (The Young Guardians); via telekinesis
Connor Shepard/Concussion (Zoom)
Nejire Hado (My Hero Academia)
Yo Shindo (My Hero Academia)
Hypershock (The Incredibles)