Hekatonkheire Physiology

The power to use the abilities of Hekatonkheire. Variation of Transcendent Giant Physiology from Greek Mythology. Not to be confused with Titan Physiology or Gigantes Physiology.
==Also Called==
*Centimanes Mimicry/Physiology
*Hecatoncheires Mimicry/Physiology
*Hundred-Handed Ones Mimicry/Physiology
*Hundred-Handers Mimicry/Physiology
==Capabilities==
The user with this ability either is or can transform into an Hecatoncheir (mult. Hecatoncheires, Hundred-Handed Ones, also Centimanes (Latin: Centimani) or Hundred-Handers), a primal giant with a hundred arms and fifty heads. They have incredible strength and ferocity that surpassed that of all Titans whom they helped overthrow by throwing rocks as big as mountains, one hundred at a time.
==Applications==
*Additional Limbs
**Multiple Arms
**Multiple Heads
*Disaster Inducement
**Earthquake Generation
**Tidal Wave Generation
*Enhanced Throwing
*Environmental Adaptation
*Supernatural Condition
**Contaminant Immunity
**Disease Immunity
**Enhanced Lung Capacity
**Supernatural Accuracy
**Supernatural Durability
**Supernatural Endurance
*Raw Power
**Absolute Strength
*Weather Immunity
==Associations==
*Giant Physiology
*Greek Deity Physiology
*Habitable Anatomy
*Landmass Mimicry
*Mythic Physiology
==Known Users==
*Hekatoncheir (Bayonetta)
*Cottus (DC Comics)
*Briareros (DC Comics)
*Hekatonkheire (Goblin Slayer)
*Aegaeon (God of War: Ascension)
*Gyges (God of War Comics)
*Hekatonkheires (Greek Mythology)
*Hecatoncheir (Megami Tensei series)
*Hekatonkheires (RPGs)
==Gallery==
Hecatonchires.jpg|Hecatonchires (AD&D)
Cottus.jpg|Cottus (DC Comics) is a powerful Hekatonkheire sealed beneath Themyscira and an adversary of Wonder Woman.
Briareos.png|Biareros (DC Comics) the hundred-handed giant brother of Cottus, who guarded the throne of Zeus on Olympus.
Gyges super.jpg|Gyges (God of War)
Hekatonkheire pathfinder.jpg|Hekatonkheire (Pathfinder)
Hecatoncheir.jpg|Hecatoncheir (Megami Tensei series)
Category:Powers
Category:Greek Mythology
Category:Monster Physiology
Category:Giant Physiology