Ruin the above power

You're not immune to your own voice.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS!

...how is this a power? If you're saying some kinda Radiation Man, then you aren't radiation proof and die horribly from the thousands of tumors you develop from rad poisoning.

Energy Absorption

Your maximum energy capacity is so low, even a little absorption would risk a Phlebotinum Overload.

Awesomeness by Analysis

You must take some time to load. Occasionally instant, but at times you'll get poor connections and need to reload a few times. Makes getting out of a pinch a real hassle.

Physical shape shifting. I'm talking like The Thing, no magic.

The horror movie that is.

edited 28th Sep '15 6:40:39 AM by Stolen_Moment

You lose power with every shapeshift.

Ki Manipulation.

As ki is drawn from your body's energy, it's incredibly easy to exhaust them all in one burst, also wearing you out in the process. Restoring even a fraction of them would take lots of rest, as well.

Full-Contact Magic.

This ability will always recoil back into its user's body. It's often not worth it because the casters typically have a low pain tolerance (of course).

Thinking Up Portals

The portals are only an inch in diameter. Also smell like feet for some reason.

Psychokinesis.

You can only read the minds of perverts and you see the worst porn of your life.

Immortality.

You never age, but your body is weak and a stiff breeze will cripple you.

Also, psychokinesis is the ability to physically influence surroundings with the power of your mind, such as levitation. It has nothing to do with poking into someones brain. Except with a knife if you are into that sort of stuff. It's not like Pyrokinesis is "the ability to read fire"

Anyhow, ruin this: Rubber Man.

Awright, take 2! You can never retract, and once you expand too much, you lose control over your muscles.

The ability to freeze your enemies.

You do this by transferring their body heat to yourself, so while they freeze, you overheat.

The ability to turn people into things.

You can only turn them into swarms of angry hornets that immediately attack you.

The power to de-age anything. Un-rusting metal, turning someone back to before they got a disease, ect.

You start to age backwards until you die as a baby.

The ability to voluntarily shapeshift.

edited 1st Jun '18 3:50:32 AM by dave_the_assassin

Any time you transform, you run the risk of becoming stuck permanently between the shape you were shifting into, and your original self.

Space-Time Manipulation

edited 1st Jun '18 10:14:20 AM by Clockwork_Heart

You are not immune to breaking the space/time continuum and it's very easy to do so. What more needs to be said?

The ability to change your size at will.

Granted, but you can't defy the square cube law so significant changes will cause health issues and death.

The power to control computers with my mind.

Controlling these computers gradully drains electricity form them, destroying them after one command.

The ability to gain the powers of mythological monsters.

(For example:Vampires & werewolves)

You inherit their weaknesses, as well as their strengths (i.e. If you inherited a Vampire's power, you'd burn up in sunlight, if a werewolf, you'd suffer extreme pain when exposed to loud noises and bright light, etc.)

The ability to manipulate lava/magma.

edited 1st Jun '18 12:26:59 PM by Clockwork_Heart

Good luck finding any without going somewhere really out of the way.

The power to alter the world by doodling on things with a marker (e.g. draw stripes on a horse, and it becomes a zebra, cross out and adjust the name on a sign to teleport, etc).

Every time you create a doodle, you risk the creation coming out hostile/failing to perform its intended purpose (I.e.: Teleportation runs the risk of end with you jammed in a wall, doodling on a horse to create a zebra runs the risk of it answering by kicking you in the head, etc.).

The ability to see into the future.

edited 7th Jun '18 1:24:39 PM by Clockwork_Heart

You can't control what you see and 99% of the time you see random stiff that doesn't help you and the other 1% you see stuff that actually is detrimental to your sanity.

The power to ruin other people's powers.

It ruins your own power, thus making a never-ending paradox of other peoples' powers being ruined and not ruined at the same time. This makes everyone with powers, including yourself, implode.

The power to make any fictional character come to life.

edited 7th Jun '18 1:38:09 PM by CrystalMemoria

Fictional characters need a script, and once brought to life, you have to write it for them.

All the powers of a Time Lord, with a fully functioning TARDIS.

You’ve got plenty of lives with different personalities and memories, a machine which takes you to wherever she thinks you’re needed, and you’ll outlive everyone you love.

And each time you die, you become someone else, until a certain point.

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Mind control!