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Energy Blast Generation is the power to release a blast of various forms of energy. In most cases, this ability is channeled from the user's hands.
Overview[]
Most usually, this ability takes the form of an explosion of energy that fires from the user's hands in front of them to either incapacitate or kill an opponent.
An offensive side of Maggie Vera's ability to channel emotion into raw energy allowed her to generate blasts of energy. It has also been shown that some ghosts may be able to project their emotions into blasts of spectral energy.
History[]
In "Jingle Hell", TBA
In "Source Material", during the battle at the crypt, Tessa Flores-Cohen used this ability to shoot a blast of white energy at Fiona Callahan and knocked her backwards over a coffin. However, Fiona quickly retaliated by killing Tessa with an electrokinetic blast.
After taking on the Source, in "The Source Awakens", Macy Vaughn was able to shoot a blast of telekinetic energy to fend off her sisters, sending them flying backwards.
In "Sudden Death", Mel Vera used a spell to find out what happened in a secret storage facility. While reviewing the event, the First Monster used energy blast to kill one of the doctors. It later broke out of its cell using this power.
In "Someone's Going to Die", Vivienne Laurent blasted her way into the Command Center through powers acquired from the Prism.
In "Spectral Healing", the spirits of Daisy and Roger both blasted spiritual energy in anger after possessing Maggie.
Known Users[]
- Original Power
- Tessa Flores-Cohen
- Maggie Vera (through Emotional Energy Manipulation)
- The Sacred Flame/The Source of All Evil
- Roger (as a ghost)
- Daisy (as a ghost)
- Through spell, artifact, power stealing, etc.
- Unnamed Catholic Priest (through his staff)
- Macy Vaughn (merged with the Source; relinquished)
- First Monster (via magical experiments; temporarily)
- Vivienne Laurent (through the usage of the Prism)
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