Vibration Manipulation

Background

Vibration Manipulation is the ability to create, manipulate, or otherwise use vibrations of any intensity in combat. This ability often serves as an offensive technique, destabilizing the ground beneath targets, generating destructive shockwaves, or amplifying sound. Characters with this power can produce controlled vibrations rather than those created by brute force alone.

Example Types

• Seismic Vibration Manipulation: The ability to generate vibrations powerful enough to cause earthquakes or destabilize terrain.
  • Examples: Users capable of creating fissures or destroying large structures through vibrations.

• Resonance Manipulation: The ability to match and amplify the frequency of objects, causing them to shatter or break apart.
  • Examples: Vibrating at the frequency of glass to make it shatter or disrupt enemy weapons by resonating with their structural weaknesses.

• Shockwave Generation: The ability to create large-scale shockwaves by focusing and releasing vibrations outward. These shockwaves can destroy surroundings, repel enemies, or cause widespread damage.
  • Examples: Characters capable of producing explosive bursts of energy that ripple through the air or ground.

• Sonic Vibration Manipulation: Using vibrations to amplify sound waves or create destructive sonic attacks.
  • Examples: Users who generate shockwaves or bursts of sound energy from vibrations.

• Energy Vibration Manipulation: The ability to vibrate at frequencies that interact with energy fields, such as phasing through matter or disrupting energy-based defenses.
  • Examples: Users who phase through solid walls or negate energy barriers using high-frequency vibrations.

• Biological Vibration Manipulation: Using vibrations to affect the body, such as targeting internal organs or inducing paralysis by disrupting internal systems.
  • Examples: Precise vibration control to damage internal structures without external harm.

Possible Limitations

• Vibrations can lose potency over long distances or when traveling through non-conductive materials.
• Precision control may require significant focus, especially for applications like resonance or biological vibrations.
• Certain materials or objects, such as those specifically designed to absorb vibrations, may counteract the effects of this ability.

Users

• Hat Kid (A Hat in Time)
• Crazy Hand (Super Smash Bros.)