Concealed Weaponry Proficiency

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Medical/Lab Weaponry Proficiency The ability to use medical/lab instruments as weapons.Users are able to demonstrate unique aptitude for the way of medical/lab weaponry (sutures, saws, hypodermic needle etc...). The user may also be capable in science/surgical/healing-based abilities as well.Chemical Manipulations.Drug Usage.Medicine Creation.Mutilation.Paralyze opponents with a hypodermic needle with drugs.Slice their enemies with sharp tools.Syringe Proficiency.The power to have innate encyclopedic knowledge.of medical knowlage and soul society.Users possess a vast amount of information and knowledge on all things, they have innate encyclopedic knowledge of science, the universe, magic, psionics, mechanics/technology, literature, history, …show more content…
Variation of Weapon Proficiency.The user is a master in using concealed weapons, including weapons that can be hidden on one's person, disguised as something else or hidden by other means.Owing to many era's/societirs strict regulations on carrying weapons or the occupation of the users, concealed weapons help hide their advantage until the moment of attack and can quickly overwhelm any unprepared opponent.he power to replicate movement after observation.The user can copy any movement/action after seeing it performed once, including acrobatics, martial arts, and other physical stunts. With these skills they can become masters and incredible at what they do, by combining what several forms and movements in rhythmic motions instead of using the same thing over.User can copy how a person aims, giving themselves incredible marksmanship, though if they wanted to use certain weapons they would have to watch a person fire that weapon to be able to copy …show more content…
Their joints, muscles, tendons and physiology in general is modified to allow the user perform near-boneless looking contortions without stress or damage and stay in any position they choose as long they need without effort or strain.Supernatural AccuracyThe ability to have better accuracy than what is naturally possible. Sub-power of Supernatural Condition. Advanced version of Enhanced Marksmanship.Users have glaringly, obviously and super/unnaturally accuracy over their race because their capabilities are pushed beyond the natural level, making them able to react faster than normal members of their species (in that 'verse) without the need of training.Homing EffectThe ability to make any object automatically follow, home in and lock onto it's target or targets until it hits them. Sub-power of Bullet Manipulation, Telekinesis and Enhanced Marksmanship. Variation of Targeting.User can make any object automatically follow, home in and lock onto it's target or targets until it hits them. They can also use it for delivering or sending things or messages to another personCryostasis.Power to place objects/beings into

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