DanPlan superpowers but… wonky
Let’s reverse some common ideas/cliches, shall we?
- Basically able to heal any physical wound
- He has to physically touch the injury for it to heal, but it isn’t limited to his hands
- He will feel pain on his own body when healing in the same place where the injury is (ex. if he’s healing a cut on someone’s arm, he’ll feel pain on his own arm). The pain is equivalent to whatever the injured person is feeling at the moment from said injury.
- People who have been healed are often really tired afterwards. No one is really sure why.
- Only uses his powers if it’s absolutely necessary. Or if it’s Hosuh.
- Able to feel and change the emotions of those around him.
- It easily overwhelms him, and sometimes he can’t tell if he’s feeling his own emotions or someone else’s.
- He’s spent quite a few years teaching himself to “turn them off”
- If he really concentrates, he can force people to fall asleep. He does this with Dan and Hosuh quite a bit when they overwork themselves.
- Sometimes he’ll subconsciously influence the emotions of the people in the room. Which really sucks if he’s arguing with someone.
- Has somehow managed to turn this into a weapon, by giving people he doesn’t like random bouts of depression
- Invisibility and shielding
- He can only use one of these at a time (which is the same for anyone else in this universe who has multiple abilities)
- He can make any object, person, or animal he wants invisible. It’s easier if he’s touching it. The smaller the object, the less effort it takes.
- He can create both physical barriers and mental ones (which would prevent any mind-altering or infiltrating abilities from affecting him or whoever he places the shield on).
- The physical shield is seen as a sort of ripple, similar to the way the air looks when coming off of the road on a really hot day. Mental shields are undetectable by the natural human eye.
- Mental barriers won’t deflect any abilities that are already in use (ex. if person A is a telepath and is already reading person B’s mind, Daniel won’t be able to stop that)
*I stg I was not thinking of Violet from The Incredibles when I had this idea and only realized the similarities halfway through writing this
- Venomous Projectiles (uhhh slight body horror warning?? I think??)
- He has small venomous glands on his wrists, and he can shoot venom out of them
- Any contact with skin will result in a burning feeling and extreme blistering. It is also highly flammable.
- The venom could easily kill someone if a large amount was injected into their blood stream
- Jo is completely immune to the venom, and is also not affected by most natural venoms either
- The glands on his wrists are a dark purple (the venom is purple as well) and about 2 inches in diameter. They will not hurt if you touch them since they are under his skin, with a small slit closer to his hand for the venom to shoot out.
- Think the webshooters from spiderman but with dangerous substances instead
- Sometimes he’ll instinctively use his abilities when he’s startled, so he wears gloves.
*idk if any of that is even a little bit possible but screw logic
- … I don’t even know what to call this. ‘Instantaneous but Temporary Murder’. I guess that works. (uhhhh kind of a death tw if ya couldn’t tell)
- Hosuh is basically able to kill any person instantaneously with a single thought. But only temporarily.
- This could be done in several different ways. A person’s neck could snap, they could have a sudden heart attack, they could get thrown against a wall, or all of their bones could break in the span of a second. Sometimes all of their organs will shut down simultaneously, which is the most painless method.
- How long it takes for a person to ‘revive’ could take from 5 minutes to 5 hours. The longest it’s ever taken is twelve hours.
- While the person is dead, their body will remain in perfect condition (basically it’s not going to start decomposing)
- Hosuh is completely unable to control this ability. It is tied to his emotions, specifically anger.
*Jay doesn’t tell Hosuh this, but every time a person comes back from the dead, their mental state gets a tiny fracture in it, which he can sense. With each death, the crack gets bigger and bigger. He notes that this seems to result in memory loss and depression. He’s currently working on trying to heal it.
*Feel free to ask more about Hosuh’s ability. I’d assume it’s a little confusing.
I plan to use these in a few one-shots :) You can use it too if you wish
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