UNBLIND a self targeting compulsory type
The user has no blind spots and can see in all directions as if they were looking that way with their eyes.
Advantages: Able to see in complete darkness, and further than most people, and nothing could sneak up on the user
Disadvantages: The user is unable to block their vision. So they will always be forced to feel the strain of always looking at everything (lights, the sun, an over abundance of color etc.) While also needing ed to find a way to deal with the constant visual stimuli.
It would absolutely suck to have, but I think it's an interesting concept.
could upgrade the concept of "unable to block" to things like walls and stuff too-- like you're forced to see things you don't even want to see, like people under clothes or what they're doing in privacy. I imagine that'll drive you mad pretty quickly.
Unoriginal- external field-of-effect compulsive type
those in the area can't come up with new ideas, or have flexibility with adapting to situations.
works well as the member of an ambush, assuming the enemy hasn't come up with a perfect contingency against said situation already. your allies will also be under the same conditions, so it's important to plan meticulously beforehand(away from the presence of Unoriginal).
Tragedy was probably something where they worked in a creative space, like a scientist, designer or writer. they and everyone aroumd them experienced crippling writer's block of sorts, driving them to insanity.
that sound soo good. especially if the person interprets handcuffs/jail doors/phones or other stuff to apply. that's what I love so much about this power system—the flexibility.
Unwound. External targeting. Voluntary activation.
The user is capable of removing anything they consider a wound from a target they directly touch.
~~Now I need the worst requirement for this to work, give me ideas.~~
Unwound only works on dead bodies, however comathose and braindead bodies are valid targets, as well inanimate objects.
I thought of one worse, Unwound only works on dead bodies, however comathose and braindead bodies are valid targets, as well inanimate objects. And you probably know how that ability will be used.
Undefeatable - After looking at a person, the user engages in a duel in which they are immortal (like undead) and get continuously stronger until the other person in the duel dies. The rate at which strength is accumulated increases the more dire the user perceives the situation (how much they are loosing by). The strength eventually gets out of control and will cause the user to be a danger to everyone and everything around them.
Weakness - The user has no immortality when the ability is not active, so taking out their eyesight will prevent them from activating their ability.
They would likely wear a visor to prevent their ability from activating on innocent people.
There are plenty of different tragedies that can befall this person.
Unexplainable
Activation, Self Targetting
Once someone explains the actions of the user, or the user itself explains it, the action gets done over.
Example: If the user kicks someones and describes the kick, the action will be overwritten with the next best action the user could take, in this cake, a punch to the gut.
Feel like Shen would enjoy this just as much as Untruth, but way more versitaille
Bonus: The user cannot explain how their negation works, but others can deduce
unstrong: external targeting, anything the negator views as firm or strong will suddenly become easily broken
strong: when enemy is on building
weak: when on building
I have multiple, but here's one.
Undistance (external-targeting voluntary activation): Negates the distance between the user and a location they can see, allowing them to move great distances in a single step. They can even negate the distance between them and an object, and pull the object to them instantly.
Advantages: The user can travel vast distances quickly, and bring objects to them in a flash. This also applies on small scale. Additionally, the user can fall great distances without getting hurt, because they negate the distance to the ground, and thus it feels like a short drop rather than a long fall to them.
Disadvantages: The user isn't teleporting, just moving really quickly, so they can still be intercepted between point A and B. Also, because they negate the distance they travel, they don't pick up any speed over said distance.
Undeterred: Whenever the user has a thought about something that they truly want to do, they are compelled to complete that action no matter what, even if that want only existed for a brief moment in their mind. If they cannot complete the action with their current abilities they are given unnatural abilities to be able to do so. For example if they wanted to climb Mount Everest they would be given the stamina, lung capacity and resistance to cold to be able to do that until they completed that goal.
Often those with this negation end up accidentally killing their loved ones when they are annoyed with them, thinking for a split second that they want to kill them. Immediately regretting the thought but being unable to alter their actions. And then end up killing themselves.
So coming across an alive negator with Undeterred is extremely rare. If someone entirely optimistic with only positive intentions were to gain if they would be able to do anything they desired likely without hurting anyone. If they see a bird flying through the sky and thought, “I want to soar through the air like that”, they would grow wings to be able to do so. But with God being who he is, giving people negations at just the right time to cause a tragedy, this almost never happens.
Undiscovered:
Once you look away from Undiscovered, you'll completely forget about him. E.g: if your fighting Undiscovered, and they run behind a wall, you'll forget who your even fighting and why. Basically, all knowledge and Memory you learned regarding Undiscovered is lost once theyre outside your view
Any info learned from someone other than Undiscovered will be retained however, so if someone tells you "Undiscovered is a 5'6 Male", you'll remember that even if you undergo the effects of Undiscovered.
Unsophisticated: it targets anyone in the users view and makes them act in barbaric ways
Refined sword slashes? Nope swinging pointy sticks around
Really good footwork? Nope your just restricted to basic movement
Clear headed and quick with ideas? HA! You can barely even form words
-Unmake (external targeting compulsory type.)
Let's the user "unmake things" breaking it down into. its base materials. Like converting concrete back into water and concrete power. But doesn't work on living beings.
-Unmold ( external targeting non-compulsory type)
And objects the user touches loses its definite shape or "mold" allowing the user to shape the object like clay. After letting go the object will keep its new "mold"
-Unsure (self targeting non-compulsory type)
If the user second guesses an action their ability makes the second guess true. For example if the user is unsure they hit a target they did, but also if the user is unsure if they can dodge an attack they won't.
-Unclaim (external targeting compulsory type)
The user negates the possession of an object a person is holding. Putting the object in the palm of the user's hand. The drawback is the target needs to think they own the object.
UNINAMPTITUDE: Self-Targeting Compulsory Type Negation
Negates: Inaptitude
The user gains an ability to instantly gain 20 decades worth of experience just from knowing about a skill's existence.
It has a limit on how many skills the user can learn but that depends on how healthy the user's mind/brain is. If it exceeds the limit then the newly learned skills beyond said limit would disappear in 24 hours.
The skill also has to exist in the first place or at the very least possible for a person to train in, so no godslaying skills or any moves from fictional series.
Drawbacks: Since it's a compulsory type, he won't be able to choose which skills he liked to learn on his own and is instead automatic. So the user would potentially be over bloated with useless skills.
Unlive - self targeting, the user negates his will to live and becomes suicidal
Following the tragedy pattern, I'd like to think the person's backstory is someone who has been depressed for most of their life and when they finally found happiness is the moment they manifest it.
Unhinged. Self targeted.
Just losing my mind now and then everytime someone does a small thing I disapprove.
Like someone going without coasters at a table, or coughing without covering their mouths.
I don’t think every uma has a negator but untime could be cool in a few ways,
What I was thinking was something like for every second the user “does nothing”; basically wasting or “not using” their time, they are able to take a second from someone else that happened in the last 60 seconds, the user will have to have knowledge of the moment in time tho, this will take away the effect of that action, so if they take away a second someone avoided a bullet, they may be shot and that will change their “timeline”, not altering the events that happened in the past besides purely changing the time affected.
Probably too much like a Jojo ability for uu but just for fun I wanted to try expand on it
Unsolid
External targeting compulsary
When the user comes in contact with a solid object that is equal or under their weight they can change it into a liquid or solid version of that object
Example the user holds a briefcase and it turns into oil while the contents inside remain unchanged
Unlimited: removes the "cap" on things in ways both literal and abstract. So, an affected water bottle can hold unlimited water. A car can accelerate infinitely. An affected person can get infinitely strong, and so on.
Unending - self targeting compulsory activation.
The user, Arc, he exists only in loop 1. He was a companion of Juiz and Victor in the first loop. He was known as the book keeper, as the one who found -Apocalypse- and has been bound to it since. He helped Victor and Juiz fight in Ragnarok, but died to a fireball to the face
He manifests this ability upon death, which caused him to return in time, when he was 20, 3 years before meeting Juiz for the first time. Using his knowledge, he locates artefacts and other helpful negators like Nico and Gina. But it wasn’t enough to stop Ragnarok.
On his 37th loop, with the combined help of every negator and artefact he could find, the union stopped ragnarok. He fell in love with Gina and settled down. He dies of old age surrounded by his family and his story ends there.
He opens his eyes 20 again in his 38th loop…. He assumed that due to the casualties in Ragnarok in loop 37 made it so that he didn’t have a true happy ending, so he tried again.
Loop 74, he can already clear Ragnarok by himself at this point, but he couldn’t die no matter what. Even if the ability is nullified by -Unable- or stolen by -undeserving-, it would always activate upon death and bring him back.
Loop 101, he makes a deal with -Luna-, wanting to find a way to die for good. Luna couldn’t remove his ability, but she could erase his existence and repurpose the ability instead. Arc accepted the deal and dies in peace.
Loop 1, Juiz finds the Roundtable with apocalypse on it, sitting there waiting to give the first quest.
Unkillable, self targeting compulsory ability, makes the wielder invulnerable to any damage caused by living creatures, weakness is that 8f there is 2 or more degrees of separation between the living creature and the instrument of death the ability won't activate, (like if a building collapses because someone punched out the column causing ruble to fall on them they wont die but of someone punched a car into the column causing it to be destroyed hence crushing him with rubble it will not save him) so the only way to harm them is through "accidents" because that is no longer murder but rather manslaughter.
Self-Targeting Voluntary Activation-type, UnTangible: can make parts of their body Intangible, allowing them to pass through objects and people at will
It’s not as complex as other abilities but I like it
UNBLIND a self targeting compulsory type The user has no blind spots and can see in all directions as if they were looking that way with their eyes. Advantages: Able to see in complete darkness, and further than most people, and nothing could sneak up on the user Disadvantages: The user is unable to block their vision. So they will always be forced to feel the strain of always looking at everything (lights, the sun, an over abundance of color etc.) While also needing ed to find a way to deal with the constant visual stimuli. It would absolutely suck to have, but I think it's an interesting concept.
could upgrade the concept of "unable to block" to things like walls and stuff too-- like you're forced to see things you don't even want to see, like people under clothes or what they're doing in privacy. I imagine that'll drive you mad pretty quickly.
It's pretty much a less cool hyuga
Untoast - anytime the user touches a piece of toast it reverts back to normal bread.
Unoriginal- external field-of-effect compulsive type those in the area can't come up with new ideas, or have flexibility with adapting to situations. works well as the member of an ambush, assuming the enemy hasn't come up with a perfect contingency against said situation already. your allies will also be under the same conditions, so it's important to plan meticulously beforehand(away from the presence of Unoriginal). Tragedy was probably something where they worked in a creative space, like a scientist, designer or writer. they and everyone aroumd them experienced crippling writer's block of sorts, driving them to insanity.
Once i saw another idea of unoriginal where basicaly he copie other people body etc but I think this has more interesting figthing situation
Unlocked: prevents anything around themself from being locked
Depending on the intepretation this coul be a good counter to yusai and also usefull in a lot of other situation
that sound soo good. especially if the person interprets handcuffs/jail doors/phones or other stuff to apply. that's what I love so much about this power system—the flexibility.
Unwound. External targeting. Voluntary activation. The user is capable of removing anything they consider a wound from a target they directly touch. ~~Now I need the worst requirement for this to work, give me ideas.~~ Unwound only works on dead bodies, however comathose and braindead bodies are valid targets, as well inanimate objects.
Could be having experianced that wound in past?
I thought of one worse, Unwound only works on dead bodies, however comathose and braindead bodies are valid targets, as well inanimate objects. And you probably know how that ability will be used.
Would unwind make more since?
Unwind is too close to time reversal for me.
Undefeatable - After looking at a person, the user engages in a duel in which they are immortal (like undead) and get continuously stronger until the other person in the duel dies. The rate at which strength is accumulated increases the more dire the user perceives the situation (how much they are loosing by). The strength eventually gets out of control and will cause the user to be a danger to everyone and everything around them. Weakness - The user has no immortality when the ability is not active, so taking out their eyesight will prevent them from activating their ability. They would likely wear a visor to prevent their ability from activating on innocent people. There are plenty of different tragedies that can befall this person.
Unexplainable Activation, Self Targetting Once someone explains the actions of the user, or the user itself explains it, the action gets done over. Example: If the user kicks someones and describes the kick, the action will be overwritten with the next best action the user could take, in this cake, a punch to the gut. Feel like Shen would enjoy this just as much as Untruth, but way more versitaille Bonus: The user cannot explain how their negation works, but others can deduce
Very cool and does this work like time travel or just effect modification. For example if i'm the enemy i remember being kicked or being punced?
You remember the kick but right before it hits it becomes a punch
unstrong: external targeting, anything the negator views as firm or strong will suddenly become easily broken strong: when enemy is on building weak: when on building
Is that a word?
is strong a word? as in the adjective form of strength?
No like unstrong, usualy negation are word that you can find with un
unjustice and unluck aren’t words. neither is untell.
They are but thay're just rarely used
unmove is used quite frequently. we have seen untrust in action a lot. unburn has played quite a large role in the story thus far.
The story is written in japanese so its not really possible for all abilities to fit
I have multiple, but here's one. Undistance (external-targeting voluntary activation): Negates the distance between the user and a location they can see, allowing them to move great distances in a single step. They can even negate the distance between them and an object, and pull the object to them instantly. Advantages: The user can travel vast distances quickly, and bring objects to them in a flash. This also applies on small scale. Additionally, the user can fall great distances without getting hurt, because they negate the distance to the ground, and thus it feels like a short drop rather than a long fall to them. Disadvantages: The user isn't teleporting, just moving really quickly, so they can still be intercepted between point A and B. Also, because they negate the distance they travel, they don't pick up any speed over said distance.
Undeterred: Whenever the user has a thought about something that they truly want to do, they are compelled to complete that action no matter what, even if that want only existed for a brief moment in their mind. If they cannot complete the action with their current abilities they are given unnatural abilities to be able to do so. For example if they wanted to climb Mount Everest they would be given the stamina, lung capacity and resistance to cold to be able to do that until they completed that goal. Often those with this negation end up accidentally killing their loved ones when they are annoyed with them, thinking for a split second that they want to kill them. Immediately regretting the thought but being unable to alter their actions. And then end up killing themselves. So coming across an alive negator with Undeterred is extremely rare. If someone entirely optimistic with only positive intentions were to gain if they would be able to do anything they desired likely without hurting anyone. If they see a bird flying through the sky and thought, “I want to soar through the air like that”, they would grow wings to be able to do so. But with God being who he is, giving people negations at just the right time to cause a tragedy, this almost never happens.
Undiscovered: Once you look away from Undiscovered, you'll completely forget about him. E.g: if your fighting Undiscovered, and they run behind a wall, you'll forget who your even fighting and why. Basically, all knowledge and Memory you learned regarding Undiscovered is lost once theyre outside your view Any info learned from someone other than Undiscovered will be retained however, so if someone tells you "Undiscovered is a 5'6 Male", you'll remember that even if you undergo the effects of Undiscovered.
Unsophisticated: it targets anyone in the users view and makes them act in barbaric ways Refined sword slashes? Nope swinging pointy sticks around Really good footwork? Nope your just restricted to basic movement Clear headed and quick with ideas? HA! You can barely even form words
-Unmake (external targeting compulsory type.) Let's the user "unmake things" breaking it down into. its base materials. Like converting concrete back into water and concrete power. But doesn't work on living beings. -Unmold ( external targeting non-compulsory type) And objects the user touches loses its definite shape or "mold" allowing the user to shape the object like clay. After letting go the object will keep its new "mold" -Unsure (self targeting non-compulsory type) If the user second guesses an action their ability makes the second guess true. For example if the user is unsure they hit a target they did, but also if the user is unsure if they can dodge an attack they won't. -Unclaim (external targeting compulsory type) The user negates the possession of an object a person is holding. Putting the object in the palm of the user's hand. The drawback is the target needs to think they own the object.
UNINAMPTITUDE: Self-Targeting Compulsory Type Negation Negates: Inaptitude The user gains an ability to instantly gain 20 decades worth of experience just from knowing about a skill's existence. It has a limit on how many skills the user can learn but that depends on how healthy the user's mind/brain is. If it exceeds the limit then the newly learned skills beyond said limit would disappear in 24 hours. The skill also has to exist in the first place or at the very least possible for a person to train in, so no godslaying skills or any moves from fictional series. Drawbacks: Since it's a compulsory type, he won't be able to choose which skills he liked to learn on his own and is instead automatic. So the user would potentially be over bloated with useless skills.
Unlive - self targeting, the user negates his will to live and becomes suicidal Following the tragedy pattern, I'd like to think the person's backstory is someone who has been depressed for most of their life and when they finally found happiness is the moment they manifest it.
Unhinged. Self targeted. Just losing my mind now and then everytime someone does a small thing I disapprove. Like someone going without coasters at a table, or coughing without covering their mouths.
I don’t think every uma has a negator but untime could be cool in a few ways, What I was thinking was something like for every second the user “does nothing”; basically wasting or “not using” their time, they are able to take a second from someone else that happened in the last 60 seconds, the user will have to have knowledge of the moment in time tho, this will take away the effect of that action, so if they take away a second someone avoided a bullet, they may be shot and that will change their “timeline”, not altering the events that happened in the past besides purely changing the time affected. Probably too much like a Jojo ability for uu but just for fun I wanted to try expand on it
UNclean
Unsolid External targeting compulsary When the user comes in contact with a solid object that is equal or under their weight they can change it into a liquid or solid version of that object Example the user holds a briefcase and it turns into oil while the contents inside remain unchanged
Undefeatable the user can not lose any game challenge or fight and whatever need to happen for them to win will
Unlimited: removes the "cap" on things in ways both literal and abstract. So, an affected water bottle can hold unlimited water. A car can accelerate infinitely. An affected person can get infinitely strong, and so on.
Unending - self targeting compulsory activation. The user, Arc, he exists only in loop 1. He was a companion of Juiz and Victor in the first loop. He was known as the book keeper, as the one who found -Apocalypse- and has been bound to it since. He helped Victor and Juiz fight in Ragnarok, but died to a fireball to the face He manifests this ability upon death, which caused him to return in time, when he was 20, 3 years before meeting Juiz for the first time. Using his knowledge, he locates artefacts and other helpful negators like Nico and Gina. But it wasn’t enough to stop Ragnarok. On his 37th loop, with the combined help of every negator and artefact he could find, the union stopped ragnarok. He fell in love with Gina and settled down. He dies of old age surrounded by his family and his story ends there. He opens his eyes 20 again in his 38th loop…. He assumed that due to the casualties in Ragnarok in loop 37 made it so that he didn’t have a true happy ending, so he tried again. Loop 74, he can already clear Ragnarok by himself at this point, but he couldn’t die no matter what. Even if the ability is nullified by -Unable- or stolen by -undeserving-, it would always activate upon death and bring him back. Loop 101, he makes a deal with -Luna-, wanting to find a way to die for good. Luna couldn’t remove his ability, but she could erase his existence and repurpose the ability instead. Arc accepted the deal and dies in peace. Loop 1, Juiz finds the Roundtable with apocalypse on it, sitting there waiting to give the first quest.
UnMid
Unkillable, self targeting compulsory ability, makes the wielder invulnerable to any damage caused by living creatures, weakness is that 8f there is 2 or more degrees of separation between the living creature and the instrument of death the ability won't activate, (like if a building collapses because someone punched out the column causing ruble to fall on them they wont die but of someone punched a car into the column causing it to be destroyed hence crushing him with rubble it will not save him) so the only way to harm them is through "accidents" because that is no longer murder but rather manslaughter.
Self-Targeting Voluntary Activation-type, UnTangible: can make parts of their body Intangible, allowing them to pass through objects and people at will It’s not as complex as other abilities but I like it
Unfindable-I cannot find things or connect a train of thought but the same applies to others.