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[[File:Myotismon Render.png|thumb|326x326px|One of Myotismon's signature attacks drains the life from a foe and petrifies them. ]]
[[File:Arceusjobs.gif|thumb|326x326px|Arceus getting petrified]]


== Summary ==
==Background==
'''Petrification''' is the ability to turn someone or something into stone. The most famous and perhaps prototypical example of this power is in the myth of Perseus and Medusa, the latter of which would cause men to turn into stone simply by the unfortunate victims casting a glance at her. The power does not always work in this precise fashion, but the result is always the same.
'''Petrification''' is the ability to turn someone or something into stone. The most famous and perhaps prototypical example of this power is in the myth of Perseus and Medusa, the latter of which would cause men to turn into stone simply by the unfortunate victims casting a glance at her. The power does not always work in this precise fashion, but the result is always the same.


Petrification is considered to be a sub-category of transmutation, it forcibly turns the target into a statue of stone or other inorganic material. Generally petrification can be considered to be a very broken ability, as it ignores conventional durability. Being able to withstand a nuke won't exactly save your body from being turned into stone, after all.
Petrification is considered to be a sub-category of transmutation; it forcibly turns the target into a statue of stone or other inorganic material. Generally, petrification can be considered to be a very broken ability, as it ignores conventional durability.


Albeit depending on how fast the process is, it might not be an instant win button. Petrification is also a fairly popular fictional ability which means a number of characters have resistance to these. Resistance to transmutation/matter manipulation or at times via resistance to magic (if the ability is magical) can also negate petrification.
==Users==
 
*[[Pucca]] and [[Garu]] from Pucca Funny Love
It's still quite potent in matches, regardless.
*[[Master Sword]] [[The Legend of Zelda|(The Legend of Zelda)]]
 
*[[Olimar]] [[Pikmin (Verse)|(Pikmin)]]
== Users ==
*Boa Hancock from One Piece
*Dabura from Dragon Ball
*Kratos (with the Medusa head) and others from God of War
*Terra Branford and others from Final Fantasy
*[[Pucca]] and [[Garu]] from Pucca Funny Love
[[Category:Powers and Abilities]]
[[Category:Powers and Abilities]]
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 9 October 2024

Arceus getting petrified

Background

Petrification is the ability to turn someone or something into stone. The most famous and perhaps prototypical example of this power is in the myth of Perseus and Medusa, the latter of which would cause men to turn into stone simply by the unfortunate victims casting a glance at her. The power does not always work in this precise fashion, but the result is always the same.

Petrification is considered to be a sub-category of transmutation; it forcibly turns the target into a statue of stone or other inorganic material. Generally, petrification can be considered to be a very broken ability, as it ignores conventional durability.

Users

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