Gravity Master: Difference between revisions

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== Anime and Manga ==

* In ''[[Guyver]]'', at least one Zoalord, Richard Guyot, has the power to manipulate gravity. His most basic attack, Gravity Bullets, fires tiny orbs of super-gravity clean through a target, while his ultimate move, Gravity Crusher, creates a black hole—when he first uses it, even the other Zoalords call him insane, warning that he could potentially consume the Earth and everything on it with that attack.

** The Guyver units themselves have gravity control via the [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Gravity Medal]] at the waist. The basic version allows flight and powers the Pressure Cannon attack but the Gigantic Exceed version can also use a black hole, with considerably more control than Guyot demonstrated.

* {{spoiler|Joker}} from ''[[Flame of Recca]]'' has a madogu which grants this ability - though {{spoiler|he initially pretends to simply possess incredible strength.}}

* Chelsea Rorec from ''[[Tokyo Underground]]'' is apparently the only ''gravity'' Elemental User. (Fire was not cool enough, ya know)

* Bluenote from ''[[Fairy Tail]]''.

* Some of the top-end combat boomers from ''[[Bubblegum Crisis]]'' are equipped with gravity guns. They can't manipulate gravity outright, but they can use it as a blunt instrument to pound their target into paste.

 

== Comic Books ==

* The Wizard, a ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' villain, has [[Green Lantern Ring|vague but highly effective powers]] in this area. Basically, he can do anything [[Barrier Warrior|the Invisible Woman]] can do [[Dissimile|except turn invisible]].

* Roxy "Freefall" Spaulding from ''[[Gen 13]]''.

 

== Fan Works ==

* As part of his power upgrades, Kyon gets this in ''[[Kyon: Big Damn Hero]]''.

* One of the minor Volturi is mentioned to have this, in a fairly limited way, in ''[[Luminosity]]''.

 

== Literature ==

* Szeth son-son Vallano from ''[[The Stormlight Archive]]''. Can stick two objects together, cause objects and people to 'fall' in any direction, and can cause objects to attract other objects. Also by the end of the first book {{spoiler|Kaladin}} is developing these powers.

* The [[Lizard Folk|K'Chain Che'Malle]] in ''[[The Malazan Book of the Fallen]]'' have this as their primary [[Functional Magic|Warren.]]

* Both Sullivan and his brother Madi have this power in [[The Grimnoir Chronicles|Hard Magic]]. Sullivan had enough time to practice with it in prison that he's able to do things that other Heavies never even dreamed of.

 

* Bunta Daichi from ''[[JAKQ Dengekitai]]'' has this as part of his powers as [[The Big Guy|Clover King]].

* Shouji of the Heavenly Gravity Star from ''[[Gosei Sentai Dairanger]]'' uses this power.

* [[Kamen Rider OOO]]'s SaGoZo Combo.

 

== Tabletop Games ==

* The ''[[Trinity Universe (game)|Aberrant]]'' RPG power "Gravity Control".

* ''[[Anima: Beyond Fantasy]]'' has the spells in the Earth school allowing the caster to decrease, augment, and manipulate gravity-most of them very high level.

* The ''[[Mutants and Masterminds]]'' power "Gravity Control". It only does two things- lessen gravity and increase it in a bubble around you, making it a cheaper version of Telekinesis. It should be noted: This being ''[[Mutants and Masterminds]]'', you can buy "alternate powers" to represent different forms of Gravity manipulation.

* ''[[Cthulhu Tech]]'' has gravikinetic [[Psychic Powers|parapsychics]].

 

== Video Games ==

* ''[[Armed and Dangerous]]'' had an awesome gravity-controlling weapon that first anchors the player to the ground, and then somehow [[Gravity Screw|flips reality upside-down, causing any nearby enemies to fall into the sky]] then back to the ground when it turns off.

** Evie in ''[[Vindictus]]'' can acquire the power "SP: Gravity Inversion", which does the same thing.

* In ''[[Age of Mythology]]'' Atlas' divine power is the Implosion: a sphere that use gravity to suck all the enemy units in its radius (it even bends nearby buildings) and then explodes, spitting back the surviving enemies.

 

* One of the characters in the webcomic ''Knowledge Is Power'' has gravity manipulation as an ability.

* In ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'', gravitic technology is used for both protection and offense ("gravy-guns"), as well as sundry other uses [[Captain Obvious|such as]] [[Artificial Gravity]] and ship propulsion. The ''UNS Tunguska'' - between its ridiculously overengineered power supply and its AI Gus - has extremely precise control, lifting the Toughs into the air as a show of force, transmitting a message by using gravity to rattle the ship's hull, and even gravitically controlling {{spoiler|Tagon to shoot Jak in the head}}. All of this is notable in that it probably is NOT Art Major Physics.

 

== Web Original ==

* Several characters from the ''[[Global Guardians PBEM Universe]]'' have control over gravity. The heroes include Collapsar, Neutron Star, Orbits I and II (one is a Canadian hero, the other a Turkish hero), Gravity Man, and White Dwarf. The villains include Urania, Gravity, Black Hole, Event Horizon, Crusher, Deadweight, and Singularity.

* Solar Max II from the [[Academy of Superheroes|Academy of Superheroes Universe]] is an extremely powerful gravity-wielder, enough so that he can make black holes and bend space. Devastator, a supervillain, has power over multiple forces ''including'' gravity.

** Then there's G-Force, who is one of the Capes (the Future Superheroes of America club) on campus. When attacked by G-Force, Phase demonstrated that this power set has some distinct weaknesses.

* A supervillain known only as the Chief Designer, apparently a former head of the [[Cold War|Soviet]] space program, created a device called the Gravity Engine, strong enough to pull the Moon from its orbit, and gave it to [[The Mercury Men]] to do just that.

 

== Western Animation ==

* The Wizard, the leader of the Frightful Four in the ''[[Ultimate Spider-Man (animation)|Ultimate Spider-Man]]'' animated series has this ability thanks to his tech, specifically his gravity discs.

* Gravity Girl on ''Birdman and the Galaxy Trio''.

* Tso Lan the Moon Demon in ''[[Jackie Chan Adventures]]''.

* The [[Villain of the Week]] Massive from ''[[Loonatics Unleashed]]''.

 

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