The Pillar Men from Battle Tendency take this ability to sick extremes, being able to manipulate their bodies in various ways, from using their rib cages as bear traps to using their blood vessels as tendrils that spit boiling blood.After the Time Skip, Chopper no longer needs the Rumble Ball for seven of his eight forms (including a brand new form), when previously he needed it for any transforming beyond the three-form Zoan standard.Its downside is that it burns through his nutrients quickly. Lucci notes that the blood circulating at such speed would make a normal human heart explode, but because Luffy's heart is also rubber, it can work. Luffy can do this to an extent with his ability Gear Second: using his Rubber Man body (including his organs), he forcefully re-pumps his blood hard, making them circulate much faster and thus increasing his metabolism rate.When Chopper saw Kumadori's use, he described it as being based on biofeedback. Lucci on the other hand can use it in conjunction with his Zoan Devil Fruit powers to make his large Leopard-Man form more proportionate to his human form. Kumadori is the one who uses it most, allowing him to do things such as control his long hair as a weapon or instantly digest a large amount of food. Rob Lucci and Kumadori of CP9 have an ability called Life Return ( Seimei Kikan).Medaka of Medaka Box is able to consciously control her reflexes and sundry other biological processes.The Big Bad from Ninja Scroll mastered this to a deeply exaggerated level he can control every single cell of his body and regenerate from any level of damage short of total annihilation.Mobile Suit Gundam Wing has Heero Yuy, who could control his brainwave activity.Once Godzilla transforms into its third form, it turns its outer layer of flesh into reactive armor to survive two large missiles, then straight up grows blood tentacles from its wounds to catch and envelope a third missile. Godzilla: Singular Point: The kaiju are theorized to be able to control their own evolution.According to Dr Coppelius, she does this by manipulating the nuclear force of her body that holds her protons and electrons together. Coppelion: Meisa can disassemble ("break") and reassemble ("reload") her body at the atomic level.Should also not be mistaken for Domain Holder which is the trope of someone with dominion over the physics of a location, often an extradimensional space.Īlso known as Body Supremacy, Body Mastery, Bio Feedback, Biofeedback, Body Control or Self Mastery. The title is decidedly not a Seinfeld reference.
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Often Hand Waved by 90% of Your Brain and other cases of Artistic License – Biology.
More often though, their capabilities merely extend to conscious control of normally subconscious physiological processes like heartbeat.Ĭan be a subtrope of Biomanipulation here, the manipulation is strictly to one's own body. Supernatural versions can enable Bloody Murder and Bad with the Bone, and in extreme cases can seem like Lovecraftian Superpowers.
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As explained in the other wiki and in Real Life below, this can also be Truth in Television.įictional users go far beyond just altering their heartbeat or skin temperature and exhibit abilities such as Feel No Pain, Uninhibited Muscle Power and voluntary Healing Factor.Īt higher levels, they may be able to alter specific molecules in their bodies, meddle with their own cellular pathways, engage in Voluntary Shapeshifting, be Older Than They Look, attain true Super Strength, full-fledged biological Immortality and at the greatest extreme, regenerate From a Single Cell. It can be due to extensive training, to Bio-Augmentation, Ki Manipulation, Nanomachines or just be a Superpower. We may be able to control some systems to a certain extent, like our respiratory rate or micturition, but we usually aren't able to regulate our blood pressure, heart rate, pupil diameter, hormone production, digestion, reflexes, etc by conscious thought alone. Most physiological processes in our body function below the level of consciousness.
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