The power to expel anything and utilize it in some way. Opposite to Absorption.
Also Called
- Ejection
- Removal
- Emission
- Exclusion
- Exiling
- Projection
Capabilities
The user can expel matter/energy, power, etc., utilize it in various ways. They can potentially not only remove something, but also destroy or even erase it from existence once it is removed. If it was absorbed, the user can remove it if it is of no use and prevent the target from getting what was once absorbed. They can even expel something from their being to create something else or manipulate it into different forms, which can allow the user to bring it into existence instead of destroying or erasing it.
Applications
- Aspect Superiority
- Astral Projection
- Construct Creation
- Disembodiment Inducement
- Disconnection Inducement
- Division
- Elemental Generation
- Erasure
- Existence Declaration
- Existence Inducement
- Existence Recovery
- Existence Rejection
- Existence Replication
- Expansion
- Explosion Inducement
- Expulsive Propulsion
- Exorcism
- Foreign Forces Removal
- Fusion Negation
- Genesis Creation
- Infestation Rejection
- Jet Propulsion
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Condition
- Projectile Attacks
- Separation
- Strike Effect
Variations
Associations
Limitations
- May not be able to expel something that is important to user.
Known Users
- Priscilla (Claymore)
- Vegeta (Dragon Ball Super); via Forced Spirit Fission
- Franmalth (Fairy Tail)
- Naraku (Inuyasha)
- Dvergr (Kiddy Grade)
- Zerg (Starcraft)
- Okyasu Nijimura (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable); via The Hand
- Kirby (Kirby series)
Gallery
Priscilla (Claymore) expels the Destroyer from her body.
Vegeta (Dragon Ball series) uses Forced Spirit Fission to expel all of Moro's absorbed life energy.