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* ''VideoGame/LiveALive'': Akira Tadokoro has a mix of PsychicPowers, like {{telepathy}}. One of them is teleport, usually to flee a battle. [[PowerIncontinence He doesn't have full control over it]] and ends up in random locations...including the bathroom of his orphanage [[AccidentalPervert just as Taeko was taking a bath]].
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* ''VideoGame/LiveALive'': Akira Tadokoro has a mix of PsychicPowers, like {{telepathy}}. One of them is teleport, usually to flee a battle. [[PowerIncontinence He doesn't have full control over it]] and ends can end up warping back to his orphanage in random locations...including the bathroom of his orphanage [[AccidentalPervert just as Taeko was taking a bath]].bath]](this is why the remake doesn't include the scene). On a more serious note, this is the only way to enter his Trial in the Final Chapter.
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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': One of the possible powers gained by modifying your brain in the right way to calculate vectors in 11 dimensions towards your destination, and then somehow push yourself that way.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderManBlackCatTheEvilThatMenDo'': Francis Klum can teleport and compel people to do whatever he wants. His later appearances show him displaying telekinesis.
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* A few espers from ''Manga/ACertainScientificRailgun'', notably Shirai Kuroko. There is a surprising amount of variety in the ability depending on the mental faculties of the user, too.
* Saiki Kusuo from ''Manga/TheDisastrousLifeOfSaikiK.'', [[ComicallyInvincibleHero naturally]]. Regardless of distance, all he needs is to have seen the place before and he can get there instantly.
* Saiki Kusuo from ''Manga/TheDisastrousLifeOfSaikiK.'', [[ComicallyInvincibleHero naturally]]. Regardless of distance, all he needs is to have seen the place before and he can get there instantly.
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* ''Franchise/StreetFighter'': M. Bison is one of the most known bosses of the franchise, mainly for his TakeOverTheWorld scheme and his "Psycho Power", which is manifested negative energy, that can do PsychicPowers things, like telekinesis and affecting minds. Since ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' series (and going UpToEleven in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom'' series), M. Bison has added as part of his powers, teleportation, where he can teleports behind his opponent or going far from them, being exgerated in ''[=MvC=]'' series where he creates [[MesACrowd holographic clones]] being one of them the real one and the others just illusions that disappear after a while to confuse the enemy.
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* ''Franchise/StreetFighter'': M. Bison is one of the most known bosses of the franchise, mainly for his TakeOverTheWorld scheme and his "Psycho Power", which is manifested negative energy, that can do PsychicPowers things, like telekinesis and affecting minds. Since ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' series (and going UpToEleven in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom'' series), series, M. Bison has added as part of his powers, teleportation, where he can teleports behind his opponent or going far from them, being exgerated in ''[=MvC=]'' series where he creates [[MesACrowd holographic clones]] being one of them the real one and the others just illusions that disappear after a while to confuse the enemy.
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* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': Silver the Hedgehog, first debuting in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'', is a hedgehog from the future possessing various psychokinetic powers at his disposal, including teleportation, as shown in his Rival Battle in ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''.
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* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': Silver the Hedgehog, first debuting in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'', is a hedgehog from the future possessing various psychokinetic powers at his disposal, including disposal. These include teleportation, as shown in his debut game and his Rival Battle in ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''.
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* ''Manga/MobPsycho100'': Teleportation is an esper ability. The villain Ryo Shimazaki has it as one of his powers.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Meritous}}'': The "Background" information says that the protagonist Merit, used PSI, a.k.a PsychicPowers, to "ethereally warp" into the location where the game takes place.
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* ''VideoGame/ScarletNexus'': In a world where HumansArePsychicInTheFuture, this is Luka Travers' psychic power. It allows him to warp himself and those near him to another destination. Yuito and Kasane can temporarily use his power via the SAS System, allowing them to teleport too.
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* "Ask a Foolish Question", a short story by Creator/RobertSheckley: To give an example for how different races can be, the story features one that teleports anywhere instantly, so a completely natural question for them is "If there is no distance, then how can things be in other places?"
* In "Immigrant" by Creator/CliffordSimak, all natives of Kimon are capable of teleporting at will, both themselves and others (along with telekinesis, telepathy and probably other abilities). Some of the Earth immigrants managed to pick up a bit of the skill as well.
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* Creator/RobertSheckley's short story "Ask a Foolish Question", to give an example for how different races can be, features one that teleports anywhere instantly, so a completely natural question for them is "If there is no distance, then how can things be in other places?"
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* Creator/RobertSheckley's short story "Ask a Foolish Question", to give an example for how different races can be, features one that teleports anywhere instantly, so a completely natural question for them is "If there is no distance, then how can things be in other places?"
* ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'': One of the many [[PowerCopying Copy Abilities]] Kirby can obtain is ESP, first debuting in ''VideoGame/KirbyPlanetRobobot'', which gives him PsychicPowers, including short-range teleportation and temporary vanishing. [=NESPs=] and Telepathos, enemies and a MiniBoss that serve as a source of ESP ability, are also capable of teleportation, with the latter frequently employing TeleportSpam in his fight.
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': In ''ImaginaryNumbers'', after her EvolutionPowerUp, [[spoiler:Sarah]] can teleport herself and three other people from Oregon to Iowa, and a week into the future.
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* In "Immigrant" by Creator/CliffordSimak, all natives of Kimon are capable of teleporting att will. Some of the Earth immigrants managed to pick up the skill as well.
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* Creator/RobertSheckley's short story "Ask a Foolish Question", to give an example for how different races can be, features one that teleports anywhere instantly, so a completely natural question for them is "If there is no distance, then how can things be in other places?"
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* In the ''Literature/Federation OfTheHub'' setting, a few psis have the ability to teleport themselves and other objects. One appears in the short story "Glory Day".
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--> For a moment, Magruder was stunned. It was beyond his wildest expectations. But he rallied quickly.
--> [[spoiler:''How does a man walk?'']] he thought.
--> "It is true that by using mental forces to control physical energy," he said carefully, "we are able to move from place to place without the aid of spaceships or other such machines."
--> For a moment, Magruder was stunned. It was beyond his wildest expectations. But he rallied quickly.
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{{Teleportation}} can be achieved though many ways, as the TeleportationTropes show. Sometimes it's magic, other times, it's science, but for this trope, it's caused by being one of the PsychicPowers.
By being a psychic power, it must be used by a thinking being, and is powered by mental energy, unlike general {{Teleportation}} which has no requirement for specificity on power source or any quality of its users.
It also shares a prefix with other psychic powers like telekinesis, a.k.a MindOverMatter, and {{telepathy}}, which might be why some creators make teleportation a psychic power.
Compare MentalSpaceTravel and MentalTimeTravel, in which a character's mind travels without the body, though possibly through technological instead of psychic means.
ThoughtControlledPower-types are similar to this, but unless they're implied to be using some sort of "psychic energy" or, connected to more traditional PsychicPowers like telekinesis and telepathy, it doesn't count as this.
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* ''Manga/MobPsycho100'': Teleportation is an esper ability. The villain Ryo Shimazaki has it as one of his powers.
* ''Manga/PsychicSquad'': Teleportation is a common Esper ability and is said to be the most advanced form of psychic abilities. Teleporters have a higher level of cognition of the area around them and are sensitive to spatial changes and distortions, with a powerful teleporter being able to locate other teleporters and shapes of nearby objects while blindfolded.
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* In ''Franchise/YuGiOh'', many Psychic cards and relevant support, such as the appropriately named [[https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Teleport Teleport]] and [[https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Emergency_Teleport Emergency Teleport]], are themed around teleportation.
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* ''{{ComicBook/Lanfeust}}'': Everyone on the planet is OnePersonOnePower, that's due to being psychic, but was first described as magic. The powers are as varited as healing at night, melting metal, boiling and freezing water, or causing PottyFailure. The BigBad Thanos has the ability to teleport to any location he's seen previously, which he uses to good effect to impersonate that TinTyrant he's thought to be working for. This ability is later upgraded to teleporting to anywhere Lanfeust uses his Magohamoth powers, but he won't know where he's going (and once blindly teleported into the polar tundra, immediately coming back half-frozen demanding warm clothes).
* ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}: The enemy/ally called "Psi" has many different psychic powers, teleportation being one of them.
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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': One of the possible powers gained by modifying your brain in the right way to calculate vectors in 11 dimensions towards your destination, and then somehow push yourself that way.
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* "Literature/TheBestPolicy": Due to using ExactWords to evade a LieDetector:
--> "Is it true," asked Thagobar, "that your race has the ability to move through space by means of mental power alone?"
--> For a moment, Magruder was stunned. It was beyond his wildest expectations. But he rallied quickly.
--> [[spoiler:''How does a man walk?'']] he thought.
--> "It is true that by using mental forces to control physical energy," he said carefully, "we are able to move from place to place without the aid of spaceships or other such machines."
* ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'': AstralProjection can be used to send your body to the destination projected to somehow teleport.
* ''Literature/PerryRhodan'': Teleportation is one of the psychic powers, along with telepathy and telekinesis.
* ''Literature/TheStarsMyDestination'': As said in its prologue, as a description of "jaunting":
--> Teleportation...transportation of oneself through space by an effort of the mind alone
* ''Literature/TowerAndTheHive'': Telepaths, or Talents as they're known here, have the ability to teleport, and the most powerful among them, T1s or Prime Talents, can transport entire ships across light years.
* ''Literature/WarlockOfGramarye'': GenderRestrictedAbility: Psis on Gramarye have sex-linked powers. Witches (women) are telekinetic, and Warlocks (men) can teleport and levitate themselves. The hero and his family are the only exceptions, due to not being entirely out of the same gene pool.
* ''Literature/TheWitling'' is set on a planet where nearly everybody has psychic powers, including the ability to teleport.
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* ''Series/TheTomorrowPeople1973'', its 90s reboot and the [[Series/TheTomorrowPeople2013 2013 series]] all center around people with psychic abilities, telepathy, healing and the like, but their signature ability is teleporting, sometimes called "jaunting".
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* ''VideoGame/LiveALive'': Akira Tadokoro has a mix of PsychicPowers, like {{telepathy}}. One of them is teleport, usually to flee a battle. [[PowerIncontinence He doesn't have full control over it]] and ends up in random locations...including the bathroom of his orphanage [[AccidentalPervert just as Taeko was taking a bath]].
* The ''VideoGame/{{Mother}}'' series: From each game's protagonists, who have PsychicPowers:
** From ''Beginnings'' and ''Earthbound'', "Teleport" transports them between locations after they run in a straight line. Although it gains an "Alpha" suffix in ''Earthbound''.
** In ''VideoGame/EarthboundBeginnings'', 4th-D Slip allows Ninten and the rest of the party to warp out of any battle save for those against bosses.
** In ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'': Teleport Beta has the party move in a circle to teleport without the running start Alpha needs.
* ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'': One of the many [[PowerCopying Copy Abilities]] Kirby can obtain is ESP, first debuting in ''VideoGame/KirbyPlanetRobobot'', which gives him PsychicPowers, including short-range teleportation and temporary vanishing. [=NESPs=] and Telepathos, enemies and a MiniBoss that serve as a source of ESP ability, are also capable of teleportation, with the latter frequently employing TeleportSpam in his fight.
* ''VideoGame/LostDimension'': Agito Yuuki?s {{psychic|Powers}} gift is called "Teleportation", but it's really TravelTransformation into mist.
* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Teleport is a Psychic-type move that allows a Pokémon to teleport out of battle. It is also the only move that the Psychic-type Pokémon Abra naturally knows before evolving.
* ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'': Teleporation is a possible psychic power, but is not learnable by the player, and EccentricMentor Ford Cruller is the only known psychic with this power.
* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxTheDevilsPlayhouse'': Throughout the game, Max finds some toys that give him psychic powers such as future vision and mind reading. Among them is a toy phone, which grants him the power of teleportation. Sort of like TelephoneTeleport. Anybody is able to join Max when he teleports by holding onto him.
* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': Silver the Hedgehog, first debuting in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'', is a hedgehog from the future possessing various psychokinetic powers at his disposal, including teleportation, as shown in his Rival Battle in ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''.
* In ''VideoGame/StarcraftII'' some [[HigherTechSpecies Protoss]] have the ability to teleport short distances as part of their psionic powers.
* ''Franchise/StreetFighter'': M. Bison is one of the most known bosses of the franchise, mainly for his TakeOverTheWorld scheme and his "Psycho Power", which is manifested negative energy, that can do PsychicPowers things, like telekinesis and affecting minds. Since ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' series (and going UpToEleven in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom'' series), M. Bison has added as part of his powers, teleportation, where he can teleports behind his opponent or going far from them, being exgerated in ''[=MvC=]'' series where he creates [[MesACrowd holographic clones]] being one of them the real one and the others just illusions that disappear after a while to confuse the enemy.
* In ''VideoGame/SwordOfTheStars II'' the Suul'ka have telekinesis powerful enough to fold space, teleporting themselves and small fleets across lightyears instantaneously.
* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'': Sumireko Usami, an [=ESPer=], has the ability to teleport. Her attacks only show her going short distances, but it's heavily implied she's able to teleport long distances as well.
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{{Teleportation}} can be achieved though many ways, as the TeleportationTropes show. Sometimes it's magic, other times, it's science, but for this trope, it's caused by being one of the PsychicPowers.
By being a psychic power, it must be used by a thinking being, and is powered by mental energy, unlike general {{Teleportation}} which has no requirement for specificity on power source or any quality of its users.
It also shares a prefix with other psychic powers like telekinesis, a.k.a MindOverMatter, and {{telepathy}}, which might be why some creators make teleportation a psychic power.
Compare MentalSpaceTravel and MentalTimeTravel, in which a character's mind travels without the body, though possibly through technological instead of psychic means.
ThoughtControlledPower-types are similar to this, but unless they're implied to be using some sort of "psychic energy" or, connected to more traditional PsychicPowers like telekinesis and telepathy, it doesn't count as this.
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* ''Manga/MobPsycho100'': Teleportation is an esper ability. The villain Ryo Shimazaki has it as one of his powers.
* ''Manga/PsychicSquad'': Teleportation is a common Esper ability and is said to be the most advanced form of psychic abilities. Teleporters have a higher level of cognition of the area around them and are sensitive to spatial changes and distortions, with a powerful teleporter being able to locate other teleporters and shapes of nearby objects while blindfolded.
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[[folder:Card Games]]
* In ''Franchise/YuGiOh'', many Psychic cards and relevant support, such as the appropriately named [[https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Teleport Teleport]] and [[https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Emergency_Teleport Emergency Teleport]], are themed around teleportation.
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* ''{{ComicBook/Lanfeust}}'': Everyone on the planet is OnePersonOnePower, that's due to being psychic, but was first described as magic. The powers are as varited as healing at night, melting metal, boiling and freezing water, or causing PottyFailure. The BigBad Thanos has the ability to teleport to any location he's seen previously, which he uses to good effect to impersonate that TinTyrant he's thought to be working for. This ability is later upgraded to teleporting to anywhere Lanfeust uses his Magohamoth powers, but he won't know where he's going (and once blindly teleported into the polar tundra, immediately coming back half-frozen demanding warm clothes).
* ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}: The enemy/ally called "Psi" has many different psychic powers, teleportation being one of them.
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* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'': One of the possible powers gained by modifying your brain in the right way to calculate vectors in 11 dimensions towards your destination, and then somehow push yourself that way.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* "Literature/TheBestPolicy": Due to using ExactWords to evade a LieDetector:
--> "Is it true," asked Thagobar, "that your race has the ability to move through space by means of mental power alone?"
--> For a moment, Magruder was stunned. It was beyond his wildest expectations. But he rallied quickly.
--> [[spoiler:''How does a man walk?'']] he thought.
--> "It is true that by using mental forces to control physical energy," he said carefully, "we are able to move from place to place without the aid of spaceships or other such machines."
* ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'': AstralProjection can be used to send your body to the destination projected to somehow teleport.
* ''Literature/PerryRhodan'': Teleportation is one of the psychic powers, along with telepathy and telekinesis.
* ''Literature/TheStarsMyDestination'': As said in its prologue, as a description of "jaunting":
--> Teleportation...transportation of oneself through space by an effort of the mind alone
* ''Literature/TowerAndTheHive'': Telepaths, or Talents as they're known here, have the ability to teleport, and the most powerful among them, T1s or Prime Talents, can transport entire ships across light years.
* ''Literature/WarlockOfGramarye'': GenderRestrictedAbility: Psis on Gramarye have sex-linked powers. Witches (women) are telekinetic, and Warlocks (men) can teleport and levitate themselves. The hero and his family are the only exceptions, due to not being entirely out of the same gene pool.
* ''Literature/TheWitling'' is set on a planet where nearly everybody has psychic powers, including the ability to teleport.
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[[folder:Live-Action Television]]
* ''Series/TheTomorrowPeople1973'', its 90s reboot and the [[Series/TheTomorrowPeople2013 2013 series]] all center around people with psychic abilities, telepathy, healing and the like, but their signature ability is teleporting, sometimes called "jaunting".
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* ''VideoGame/LiveALive'': Akira Tadokoro has a mix of PsychicPowers, like {{telepathy}}. One of them is teleport, usually to flee a battle. [[PowerIncontinence He doesn't have full control over it]] and ends up in random locations...including the bathroom of his orphanage [[AccidentalPervert just as Taeko was taking a bath]].
* The ''VideoGame/{{Mother}}'' series: From each game's protagonists, who have PsychicPowers:
** From ''Beginnings'' and ''Earthbound'', "Teleport" transports them between locations after they run in a straight line. Although it gains an "Alpha" suffix in ''Earthbound''.
** In ''VideoGame/EarthboundBeginnings'', 4th-D Slip allows Ninten and the rest of the party to warp out of any battle save for those against bosses.
** In ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'': Teleport Beta has the party move in a circle to teleport without the running start Alpha needs.
* ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'': One of the many [[PowerCopying Copy Abilities]] Kirby can obtain is ESP, first debuting in ''VideoGame/KirbyPlanetRobobot'', which gives him PsychicPowers, including short-range teleportation and temporary vanishing. [=NESPs=] and Telepathos, enemies and a MiniBoss that serve as a source of ESP ability, are also capable of teleportation, with the latter frequently employing TeleportSpam in his fight.
* ''VideoGame/LostDimension'': Agito Yuuki?s {{psychic|Powers}} gift is called "Teleportation", but it's really TravelTransformation into mist.
* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Teleport is a Psychic-type move that allows a Pokémon to teleport out of battle. It is also the only move that the Psychic-type Pokémon Abra naturally knows before evolving.
* ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}'': Teleporation is a possible psychic power, but is not learnable by the player, and EccentricMentor Ford Cruller is the only known psychic with this power.
* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxTheDevilsPlayhouse'': Throughout the game, Max finds some toys that give him psychic powers such as future vision and mind reading. Among them is a toy phone, which grants him the power of teleportation. Sort of like TelephoneTeleport. Anybody is able to join Max when he teleports by holding onto him.
* ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'': Silver the Hedgehog, first debuting in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'', is a hedgehog from the future possessing various psychokinetic powers at his disposal, including teleportation, as shown in his Rival Battle in ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations''.
* In ''VideoGame/StarcraftII'' some [[HigherTechSpecies Protoss]] have the ability to teleport short distances as part of their psionic powers.
* ''Franchise/StreetFighter'': M. Bison is one of the most known bosses of the franchise, mainly for his TakeOverTheWorld scheme and his "Psycho Power", which is manifested negative energy, that can do PsychicPowers things, like telekinesis and affecting minds. Since ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' series (and going UpToEleven in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom'' series), M. Bison has added as part of his powers, teleportation, where he can teleports behind his opponent or going far from them, being exgerated in ''[=MvC=]'' series where he creates [[MesACrowd holographic clones]] being one of them the real one and the others just illusions that disappear after a while to confuse the enemy.
* In ''VideoGame/SwordOfTheStars II'' the Suul'ka have telekinesis powerful enough to fold space, teleporting themselves and small fleets across lightyears instantaneously.
* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'': Sumireko Usami, an [=ESPer=], has the ability to teleport. Her attacks only show her going short distances, but it's heavily implied she's able to teleport long distances as well.
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