Teleportation I

The ability to move instantaneously from one location to another without physically occupying the space in between. A sub-power of Spatial Manipulation.

Kuroko Shirai (A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun) teleporting.
Power/Ability to:	Teleport from one location to another.

Also Called

• Apparation/Disapparation
• Coordinate Change/Movement
• Phase-Jumping
• Spatial Movement
• Translocation
  

  Capabilities

  The user can teleport, ie. transfer of matter (beings/objects, including themselves) or energy from one point to another without traversing the physical space between them. This can be achieved by various means, including causing the atoms/molecules to travel at light-speed, warping the space, or use quantum superposition, in which the user teleports by replacing and restocking energy in a spatial behavior.
  While teleportation may seem like it is simply for travel, it can actually be a valuable ability, as it can be used offensively (and quite powerful, as a spatial attack), while offering superiority in terms of movement speed and distance coverage, and a skilled strategist/tactician can use it for many innovative manners.
  

  Applications

• Empathic Teleportation: Teleport to those the user has strong feelings for or can teleport to those who have strong feelings towards the user.
• Flash Step: Teleport short distances.
• Matter Substitution: Substitute one collection of molecules with another.
• Partial Teleportation: Teleport parts of a target away.
• Remote Teleportation: Teleport others away without transporting oneself along with them or requiring physical contact; can be used both offensively and defensively.

Supplementary

• Teleport out of harm's way.
• Teleport into the air at steady intervals to simulate Flight.
• Teleport great distances, reducing travel time.
• Teleport past walls and obstacles.
• Teleport objects to another location, creating instant mailing.

Offensive

• Teleport objects into a target, causing telefrag, which can punch holes or bisect the target.
  • Teleport objects into another object, causing the object to displace the object teleported. (Using glass to cut a concrete pillar or metal sticks into a target's body.)
  • Teleport air or water molecules when more physical ammunition is lacking.
• Teleport an attack back at a target.
• Teleport a target to users front to intercept an incoming attack, defending themselves and causing the target's attempt to backfire at the same time.
• Teleport anything small to around the target to immobilize the opponent.
• Teleport a massive object above the target, letting it crash down to crush the target to death.
• Teleport a burst of air into the atmosphere and/or earth, causing shock waves or earthquakes respectively.