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Worst Users Of Every Power

Rumia for Darkness Manipulation

During the day, Rumia flies around in a ball of darkness so that she doesn't get harmed by the sun. She cannot see through this ball of darkness. So, she just bumps into things aimlessly until night time. Darkness is also her shtick, so. It's also worth mentioning that she's not very bright either (no pun intended I swear).

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Official Art from Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red
 
Possible nomination for worst Sound Manipulation (sorry Pepsi-Drinking Man) and Spatial Manipulation.

For the former, Sans can play the "ba dum tss" drum sound whenever he makes a pun. I don't know, maybe it can help to enhance his Social Influencing by making his jokes funnier?

For the latter, his only feats with it are:
1. Producing an infinitely layered joke book containing a quantum physics book which contains another joke book that contains another quantum physics book and so on.
2. Being able to prank people across time and space according to Papyrus which... doesn't really tell us much.
 
Possible nomination for worst Sound Manipulation (sorry Pepsi-Drinking Man) and Spatial Manipulation.

For the former, Sans can play the "ba dum tss" drum sound whenever he makes a pun. I don't know, maybe it can help to enhance his Social Influencing by making his jokes funnier?
How is that worse than his cans of Pepsi playing the Pepsiman theme when about to be drank?
 
How is that worse than his cans of Pepsi playing the Pepsiman theme when about to be drank?
Never said it's worse, rather just comparably useless. If it's not possible for two characters to share the same spot, however, then Pepsi dude would still be the worse one just because Sans is better at using his ability for humour.
 
Gungi is specifically not chess. One of Meruem's first board games was in fact, against the chess world champion, & he beats the go & shogi game champions before he moves onto gungi, & Komugi, who is the World Champion of the gungi game, is introduced.
 
fair, i was confused by that bit
It may also be worth mentioning, while I'm going on about this -Sorry for any bother.- that as said earlier, her skill/knowledge in Gungi seems to be based on a Nen ability, & Nen abilities get stronger with more severe vows/conditions. Komugi's seemingly being that she'll die if she loses a game of Gungi.

The profile acknowledges this, sort of her weakness section:
Weaknesses: Is very frail physically, and was helpless even against an eagle. She is also blind. Her Nen ability is only applicable to Gungi and she cannot use even basic techniques such as Ren or Hatsu. If she loses she has resolved herself into committing suicide.

So it's unclear -I haven't checked her HxH Wiki pages in a while- if her death would be voluntary & self-inflicted, or involuntary & the result of her Nen ability/vow, but she likely would die if she lost a game of Gungi that her ability seems to be making her good at. But she very likely would die.
 
For invulnerability, I think Magent Magent from Jojo's Bizarre adventure part 7: Steel Ball Run is a prime example. His ability is if he kneels down, crosses his arms over his chest, and closes his eyes, he becomes invulnerable. The issues being that he can't move, attack, or see while it's active. It's very easy to entrap him when he uses it, or just wait until he exits invulernability. For example, at the end of the story .

For time manipulation, I have to Give it to Yoshikage Kira (jjba pt4). Specifically his ability "Bites the dust". BtD can attach itself to one person, and if that person tells anyone about Kira's identity (only his identity matters), they all explode and time turns back 1 hour. The fact it can only happen under such specific conditions, and doesn't even get rid of the Host's memories.

For Construction, Mai Zenin from Jujitsu Kaisen the best one. She can create matter using nothing but cursed energy. However, it takes so much energy she can make the equivalent of 1 bullet per day. It puts significant strain on her body, and has very little output.
 
Karsus for Construction. He can cast Mending, which repairs small breaks and tears in tiny, nonmagical objects.
RAW Mending can fix some magical things (like a Battle Smith's Steel Defender), generally not too bad IMO.
For Construction, Mai Zenin from Jujitsu Kaisen the best one. She can create matter using nothing but cursed energy. However, it takes so much energy she can make the equivalent of 1 bullet per day. It puts significant strain on her body, and has very little output.
Does sound pretty bad, what uses does she find for it
 
Does sound pretty bad, what uses does she find for it
She uses it in combat to create a backup bullet for her revolver which spawns in the chamber, allowing her to trick her opponent into thinking that she has run out of ammo when she can still fire one last shot. That's only what she does normally though. The best thing she has ever done with Construction to my knowledge is producing a perfect replica of the Split Soul Katana which, as its name suggests, is a weapon that can bypass the durability of things, both living and inanimate by cutting their souls. However, she had to sacrifice her own life to achieve such a feat.
 
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Why Mending and Karsus together specifically? Mending is a super accessible cantrip for most casters iirc. Even then it repairs stuff instantaneously.
Only DND character I saw on the category page for construction users lol
For Construction, Mai Zenin from Jujitsu Kaisen the best one. She can create matter using nothing but cursed energy. However, it takes so much energy she can make the equivalent of 1 bullet per day. It puts significant strain on her body, and has very little output.
Funnily enough, that's actually creation, not construction. The technique is just called Construction in-verse.
Also, she doesn't have a profile
RAW Mending can fix some magical things (like a Battle Smith's Steel Defender), generally not too bad IMO.
I was paraphrasing from the spell description linked on the page. I agree it's not that bad, but I couldn't find any worse user of construction.
Now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure that it's actually restoration and not construction, but it's listed as construction on the page so Idk
 
Pepsiman for Reality Warping. His Old Pepsiman variant only passively changes the appearance of vending machines and Pepsi cans.
 
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It also has pretty good resistances, I'd consider "Resistance" to all be just one power so that balances it out
 
How the hell does that qualify as an ability anyway? By that logic, every dead animal would have deconstruction.
Yeah but the Bracken decomposes instantly. I guess it's useful if the opponent can use its body for their own benefit such as serving as a vessel for necromancy or eating it.
 
I think Bracken might also have the worst social influencing. The leaves on its back are "believed to be for intimidation". There's no practical application of this shown in the game.

Also, Thumper for elasticity. Its bones are made of cartilage, giving its body a "stretch and rubbery quality". Again, this has no practical application shown in the game.

Also also, Coil-Head for radiation manipulation. Its body carries "dangerously high levels of radioactive particles", but, once again, no practical application of this is shown in the game.
 
I think Bracken might also have the worst social influencing. The leaves on its back are "believed to be for intimidation". There's no practical application of this shown in the game.
I think seeing a white-eyed monster that looks like a walking tree in the dark would be pretty terrifying. We don't know how the employees or anything reacts to it but actual players are certainly scared of the Bracken, that's for sure. Still, just because the game doesn't showcase it doesn't mean it's not specifically noted by wildlife experts.
Thumper for elasticity. Its bones are made of cartilage, giving its body a "stretch and rubbery quality". Again, this has no practical application shown in the game.
This one I agree with.
Also also, Coil-Head for radiation manipulation. Its body carries "dangerously high levels of radioactive particles", but, once again, no practical application of this is shown in the game.
It was speculated to be a biological weapon of war so I don't think there's any reason to assume that its radiation won't do any harm to a normal person. Employees aren't affected because they just have resistance to it.
 
Nominating this guy for worst Transformation and Time Manipulation.

For the first one, he can turn into a piece of shit. Yes, that's literally it.

For the second one, he can slow down time but only while he's busy yapping.
 
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Nominating this guy for worst Transformation and Time Manipulation.

For the first one, he can turn into a piece of shit. Yes, that's literally it.
I don't think that's as bad as TADC humans transformation, which only happens under very specific circumstances, is actively negative in pretty much every way, and they can't turn back from
 
Possible nomination for worst Sound Manipulation (sorry Pepsi-Drinking Man) and Spatial Manipulation.

For the former, Sans can play the "ba dum tss" drum sound whenever he makes a pun. I don't know, maybe it can help to enhance his Social Influencing by making his jokes funnier?

For the latter, his only feats with it are:
1. Producing an infinitely layered joke book containing a quantum physics book which contains another joke book that contains another quantum physics book and so on.
2. Being able to prank people across time and space according to Papyrus which... doesn't really tell us much.
Bump.
I don't think that's as bad as TADC humans transformation, which only happens under very specific circumstances, is actively negative in pretty much every way, and they can't turn back from
I'm just going off what's on the profiles but turning into monsters who are much stronger than their original selves and can corrupt anything through physical contact seems way more useful than being a literal piece of turd. We need more context for the Protagonist but as it is right now, turning into poop doesn't seem to grant him any sort of advantage.
 
Bump.

I'm just going off what's on the profiles but turning into monsters who are much stronger than their original selves and can corrupt anything through physical contact seems way more useful than being a literal piece of turd. We need more context for the Protagonist but as it is right now, turning into poop doesn't seem to grant him any sort of advantage.
The issue for TADC is that in-universe, Abstracting is practically death.

The characters in there are all electricity/numbers/data & stated by the creator to be unable to die. Plus there's probably some level of deliberate imperviousness.
Not to mention Toon Force.

Death & injury thus aren't a threat to them, by design, & Caine, who controls everything, supposedly can't affect their minds. (Which seems to be why he can't fix the Abstracted either.)

While there is a possibility for violence in the Adventures Caine orchestrates, any pretense of danger is an utter facade, since they can't really die nor get injured, despite their capacity for pain.


Meanwhile, if they get Abstracted, they lose their mind -Seemingly wholely, if not entirely, even if Queenie may've been somewhat of an exception- & now get enhanced physicals & corruption.... In an environment where they can't die, injury is likely impossible or permanent, & defeating foes is about as important as winning a game of pretend.
Putting those they touch into corrupted agony also isn't useful, for similar reasons.

It also doesn't seem to work on NPCs; The Gloink Queen & her Gloinks are NPCs, but did not seem to corrupt when Abstracted Kaufmo attacked them, IIRC. So their Corruption likely doesn't work on anyone EXCEPT their fellow humans. Since Adventures -The only time where combat would be plausible- are built around NPCs, Corruption that doesn't work on NPCs also isn't useful. & if it did, Caine would probably see a Corrupted NPC as akin to one that left its world, & delete it. Or cure the corruption upon notice, like he did with Pomni & Ragatha.

& AFAIK, most of the Circus members don't want to try & end the others. Not to mention, noticed Abstracted are just thrown into a seemingly out-of-bounds hole in a void that Caine closes as soon as he opens it; Even if you could control it, the utility would be short-lived.

Abstraction also only happens when one goes insane, so it's unlikely anyone who achieves it does so voluntarily & it's doubtful they could use it effectively.

TL;DR - Abstracting means having gone insane & literally losing your mind, permanently, for extra strength, Corruption that doesn't seem to work on the only things that could be opponents, where, again, combat is a non-threat that serves almost exclusively as entertainment, normal death is statedly impossible, & in a world where the only characters that can Abstract have Toon Force, Immortality, & being living data/electricity are the norm. It also means being a target for BFR ASAP.

It is basically the death of that universe, & in context, is basically all drawbacks, downsides & detriments.
The "advantages" it grants aren't useful in the context/circumstances of its verse.
Sorry for going at such length.
 
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Nominating this wolf for worst Matter Manipulation. He can turn a vase into different shapes by hitting it really hard with a hammer. He seems to only be able to do this with a vase specifically and can only change it into other objects that can hold water so he can't turn the vase into a gun for example.
 
Nominating Lily Pad from PVZ for Superhuman physical characteristics, It has class 5 lifting strength and building level durability, but the problem is that it literally can’t do anything at all, it can’t attack or move so in a one on one fight all it can do is sit there and die.
Wow! Okay, I think we might have a winner here..!
 
Nominating Lily Pad from PVZ for Superhuman physical characteristics, It has class 5 lifting strength and building level durability, but the problem is that it literally can’t do anything at all, it can’t attack or move so in a one on one fight all it can do is sit there and die.
Wow! Okay, I think we might have a winner here..!
To its (dis)credit, it does seem to use that LS in-universe to hold up heavy units, like, reading the profile, Cob Cannons & other stuff.

Presumably, since its role is to be placed on aquatic tiles, the LS is used to passively prevent it sinking from a lot of weight. So in a 1vs1, the LS could be used to prevent it from sinking or crumbling if someone tries jumping on it, smashing it down with a hammer, or putting a lot of weight on it, etc.
 
Nominating this wolf for worst Matter Manipulation. He can turn a vase into different shapes by hitting it really hard with a hammer. He seems to only be able to do this with a vase specifically and can only change it into other objects that can hold water so he can't turn the vase into a gun for example.
That's just Transmutation.
For the second one, he can slow down time but only while he's busy yapping.
His ability to reset the game is listed as time manip.
I think Bracken might also have the worst social influencing. The leaves on its back are "believed to be for intimidation". There's no practical application of this shown in the game.

Also, Thumper for elasticity. Its bones are made of cartilage, giving its body a "stretch and rubbery quality". Again, this has no practical application shown in the game.

Also also, Coil-Head for radiation manipulation. Its body carries "dangerously high levels of radioactive particles", but, once again, no practical application of this is shown in the game.
I'm going to be honest I don't even think 1 and 2 should be listed as abilities, they're just like, things. It'd be like giving me body control because I can wiggle my ears. As for the Coil-Head, if they're dangerous they're dangerous, hard to call it useless even though it's probably not hyper useful.

Possible nomination for worst Sound Manipulation (sorry Pepsi-Drinking Man) and Spatial Manipulation.

For the former, Sans can play the "ba dum tss" drum sound whenever he makes a pun. I don't know, maybe it can help to enhance his Social Influencing by making his jokes funnier?

For the latter, his only feats with it are:
1. Producing an infinitely layered joke book containing a quantum physics book which contains another joke book that contains another quantum physics book and so on.
2. Being able to prank people across time and space according to Papyrus which... doesn't really tell us much.
Is the Sound Manip thing even real? Like do we know that's diegetic or is it just whoever edited the profile just assuming it was an ability rather than a sound cue?

As for the other, hard to beat the current Spatial Manip holder given it's like... literally useless.
 
That's just Transmutation.
Does it beat the current one then?
As for the other, hard to beat the current Spatial Manip holder given it's like... literally useless.
Except it really isn't. Even at its worst, the swap tool can be used to solve a single puzzle and it becomes much more useful later on. I don't see how simply being able to make a book with an infinite number of covers isn't useless either.
 
Scott Lang (Marvel Comics) for Antimatter Manip, because from what the scan shows he didn't even wanted to create/become it, and from what the profile says it's also associated with him self-destructing himself lol
 
Except it really isn't. Even at its worst, the swap tool can be used to solve a single puzzle and it becomes much more useful later on. I don't see how simply being able to make a book with an infinite number of covers isn't useless either.
I figure with Sans he's realistically able to make more than that, it's a tech thing, we don't know how much but I feel like at least for the purposes of this it's fine to assume he can
 
I nominate Nanno from Girl from Nowhere for being the worst user of blood manipulation.

Nanno is a demon / demi-goddess in the form of a human, whose aim is to be the bringer of karma, punishing humans using very particular methods in accordance with karmic retribution and poetic justice. This is easy for her because she is super clever, has immortality and has many other supernatural abilities. In season 2, she saw potential in another clever girl named Yuri, who kind of outsmarted her for a moment. Yearning a challenge, Nanno decided to grant Yuri the same immortality and paranormal effects she has, letting Nanno have a worthy rival on her missions. This was done by Nanno non-physically moving blood in water, into Yuri's mouth after she had drowned, to make her immortal and bestow her power.

There's no evidence Nanno can use blood manipulation in any way other than moving it in water and being a means of power bestowal. As strongly implied during the Wonderwall story from season 1, Nanno can bestow her powers into something just by thinking it, so blood manipulation is basically just an extra unnecessary step.

Nanno actively jeopardized her role as the bringer of karma and had put humanity in danger by giving Yuri her powers. Both characters can be cruel, but Nanno prioritizes slow and meticulous methods of punishment that suit people's misdeeds and situations, whereas Yuri's sense of justice is selfish and she doesn't care about who dies if it means victims quickly get the pleasure to triumph over those who wrong them. Nanno is more responsible with the power to avoid consequences and I bet most people would rather Nanno be the judge, but she had put herself in a situation where she had to win a sort of battle of wits in order to maintain being the bringer of karma, risking Yuri revolutionizing the world by spreading Nanno's powers to more bullied psychopaths.

I know it's technically useful to be able to use blood manipulation for power bestowal that grants a long list of abilities, but until someone finds a worse blood manipulation user, I think Nanno is a good choice to list as the worst one. In summary, the only advantage she can get from her blood manipulation is power bestowal that she doesn't need blood manipulation to perform anyway, and the canonical way she utilized blood manipulation was to her disadvantage.
 
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