Zap

The ability to release elements/energy in short bursts. Sub-power of Attack Powers.

Also Called

• Elemental/Energy Sting

Capabilities

The user can release elements/energy in tiny short bursts to cause pain or discomfort, but little actual damage, since they are usually too low-powered to be destructive.

Applications

• Elemental Generation/Energy Generation
• Pain Inducement

Associations

• Attack Powers
• Concussive Force
• Elemental Attacks
• Energy Attacks
• Paralysis Inducement

Limitations

• Cannot inflict much damage.

Known Users

Known Objects

• Stun arm (Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain)
• Cosmic Staff (DC Comics)

Gallery

The One Being Sought (Code:Breaker) using a quick zap of his Absolute Space to spark off Rei's sleeve.

Sparx (DC Comics)

Jack Knight (DC Comics) using the Cosmic Rod to fire a Star Bolt.

Livewire (DC Comics)

Spark (DC Comics)

Starfire (Dc Comics)

Blackfire (DC Comics)

Raven (DC Comics)

Jinx (DC Comics/Teen Titans)

Raditz (Dragon Ball) firing off his Saturday Crush to zap Goku, causing him to fall down from the sky.

Frieza (Dragon Ball Z) using Shockwave From the Fingertips to create ki-induced zaps at Piccolo.

Miles Morales (Marvel Comics) uses his Venom Strike to zap his enemies, incapacitating them.

Vlad Plasmius (Danny Phantom) uses the Ghost Stinger to zap Danny with ectoplasmic energy, weakening him.

Venom Snake (Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain) can use his stun arm to zap enemies with 120 volts of electricity, knocking them out.

Rob Lucci (One Piece) using Tobu Shigan: Bachi to zap Luffy, causing him to recoil slightly.

Starkiller (Star Wars: the Force Unleashed) using Force Lightning on PROXY.

Snoke (Star Wars) using a small burst of Force Lightning to subdue an angry Kylo Ren.

Winter Soldier's (Marvel Comics) taser attack.

Starchild KISS (Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery)

Spaceman Kiss (Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery)

Demon KISS (Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery)

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