I mean...it usually does? or is portrayed that way in fiction. Its also usually not characters of the humans that naturally have their extra arms and usually grow them.
Yeah that's what I'm saying lol
Yep!
I have an ability to be discussed, because I think that this ability is no yet in the page
Your Boros example is simply a form of Regeneration, so I wouldn't use that personally.
Other than that?
I don't have a strong opinion though there seems to be an overlap with other abilities which I could see as something that would make others opposed to it.
I see, I just make it because I've seen many characters performance that fits the description, but not necessarily another ability that overlaps with it.
Interesting... Although I feel as though matter covers the first one. It's part of its capabilities. Second can be covered by stuff like energy and stuff. Third one... Also information tbh.
Something to add on:
In which context? I imagine contacting someone in the afterlife is essentially just specific telepathy.
I mean things like Spirit Mediums, who can communicate and sometimes physically interact with people in the afterlife
That’s what I thought it would be listed under but none of the types of clairvoyance listed on the page have anything that it could fall under
It could really be anything based on the context to be honest. It could be non physical interaction (if the "dead" is in a form of a soul), or even Ectoplasm Manipulation, it really could be anything related to that.
So, the answer to this is no, but abilities exist for all possible types?
I’m still a little confused about this one, I don’t see any abilities for being able to make contact with the afterlife and/or it’s inhabitants, which is a VERY common ability
IMO if you summon a ghost / apparition / dead person to yourself to talk to them it's necromancy. If you talk to them from a distance it's (specific) telepathy.
Being bulletproof is just a form of Superhuman Physical Characteristics. It's nothing but durability, essentially.
Then again, the piercing damage of the bullet ignores that due to their properties
Bullets aren't Durability Negation though fiction does have a tendency of sometimes acting as if that is the case. It's technically still possible for a character to tank them through nothing but sheer durability.
Are we talking about cases where a character is explicitly more resistant against bullets than they should be or have a special ability with that exact effect?
That isn't my point at all, what I mean is that regular bullets can still threaten most human characters that are 9-B (In fact, you'd be surprised by the amount of bullet reacting feats from them or even has to aimdodge them), not to mention it can even kill wild animals that are 9-B due to the effects of piercing damage they have.
Pretty much.
You kind of worded it like that since you stated that the piercing damage of the bullet ignores Superhuman Physical Characteristics/durability though I think I can understand what you mean.
A few Unsong characters, such as Ana Thurmond, can cast a spell which protects them from exactly one bullet (although it still hurts somewhat). This has been indexed as Damage Reduction.
