Wasp Physiology

Wasp Physiology
Janet Van Dyne-Pym/Wasp (Marvel Comics)
Power/Ability to:	Use the traits of wasps.

Power to use the abilities of wasps. Variation of Insect Physiology.

Also Called

• Wasp Body/Form/Mimicry

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can mimic/transform into wasps.

Applications

• Enhanced Bite
• Enhanced Durability
• Enhanced Strength
• Lunglessness
• Size Reduction
• Stinger Protrusion
  • Poison Generation
    • Paralysis Inducement
• Wallcrawling
• Wing Manifestation/Flight

Variations

• Enhanced Senses
• Hive Mind (social wasps)
• Predator Instinct

• Mud dauber Physiology (Mud daubers)
• Symphyta Physiology (sawflies)

Limitations

• Usually only female wasps have a stinger.

Associations

• Insect Physiology

Known Users

See Also: Wicked Wasps.

Comics/Cartoons

• Vesper Woman (Archie Comics' Mega Man)
• Bugbear (My Little Pony Series)
• Stingo (Fifi and the Flowertots)
• Hornetto (Fifi and the Flowertots)
• Shathra (Marvel Comics)
• Janet Van Dyne-Pym/Wasp (Marvel Comics)
• Wasp Rick (Rick & Morty)

Movies

• Janice Starlin (The Wasp Woman)

Live Television

• Vespiform (Doctor Who)

Manga/Anime

• Haruko Raharu (FLCL: Progressive); in her true form
• Bian (One Piece)
• Lydendor (Tenkai Knights)
• Kiira (Monster Musume)
• Hornet (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)

Video Games

• Flymon (Digimon)
• Swarm (Skylanders)
• Waspmon (Digimon)
• Beedrill (Pokémon)

Gallery

Waspmon (Digimon)

Vespiform (Doctor Who)

Shathra (Marvel Comics), a totem of the spider wasp.

After injecting herself with a formula made from the royal jelly of a queen wasp in an effort to make her young again, Janice Starlin (The Wasp Woman) periodically transformed into a murderous, wasp-like creature.

Janice Starlin (The Wasp Woman 1995 remake)

Kiira (Monster Musume)

Bian (One Piece)

Hornet (Monster Girl Encyclopedia)

Beedrill (Pokémon)