Self-Fission

The power to divide oneself to create new forms. Sub-power of Fission Inducement. Technique of Personal Mastery. Not to be confused with Self-Replication.
==Also Called==
* Bi-generation (Doctor Who)
==Capabilities==
The user can divide themselves into multiple entities, each embodying a distinct aspect of their being. This division can manifest physically, metaphysically, or symbolically, depending on the nature of the power. When the user splits, their strength, abilities, and essence are distributed among the resulting entities, with the distribution often being equal, though exceptions may arise. Each entity reflects a specific part of the original—whether it be a personality trait, a fragment of their soul, or a portion of their powers—creating a unique representation of the whole.
For instance, a user with elemental abilities might split into entities representing fire, water, earth, and air. Each would possess an enhanced connection to its respective element but lose access to the others. Beyond powers, these entities could also mirror emotional or spiritual aspects of the user. A fragment embodying anger might act impulsively and aggressively, while another, representing wisdom, could take a more strategic and thoughtful approach.
Additionally, the user might choose to separate themselves in a way that creates an entity embodying a phase of their life, such as their childhood. This entity could exhibit powers and characteristics associated with that phase, such as Cartoon Physics and a youthful appearance, adding a playful yet potent dimension to their abilities. Such a fragment could allow the user to rediscover forgotten traits, confront unresolved emotions, or even explore creative and unconventional approaches to challenges.
The entities function independently but remain intrinsically linked to the original. This connection allows for shared awareness, coordination, and, when needed, reintegration. Upon merging back together, the user regains their full power and integrates the experiences of the individual entities. This reintegration could lead to greater insight, emotional balance, or even new combinations of abilities.
However, Self-Fission comes with its challenges. Each fragment represents only a fraction of the original’s power, leaving all parts more vulnerable. Additionally, the divided aspects might conflict with one another, especially if volatile emotions or traits are involved. These volatile aspects refer to intense or unstable parts of the user’s personality that can act unpredictably or disrupt harmony. For example, an entity embodying anger might become aggressive and reckless, disregarding the user’s intentions, while one representing fear could be overly cautious or paralyzed, hindering progress. A fragment of envy might even turn against the original or the other entities, acting in self-interest.
In some cases, the entities may resist reintegration, causing the user to lose a part of their personality, power, or even soul if they cannot reunite.
==Applications==
* Aspect Expulsion
* Aspect Separation
* Embodiment Creation
* Extension Creation
* Fission Entity Creation
* Personality Splitting
* Soul Splitting
* Yin & Yang Separation
==Associations==
* Alien Physiology
* Bionic Physiology
** Android Physiology
* Fission Inducement
* Mystic Human Physiology
* Personal Mastery
* Self-Replication
==Limitations==
* Fission Reversal
* Fissions are often weaker than the whole.
==Known Users==
* Users of Fission (Dragon Ball series)
* Father (Fullmetal Alchemist)
* Adam Warlock (Marvel Comics)
* Mu (Naruto)
*Toothiana/The Tooth Fairy (Rise of the Guardians)
* Rev-9 (Terminator: Dark Fate)
*Shaiapouf (Hunter x Hunter)
*Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom); via Fenton Ghost Catcher
*Lilin/18th Angel/Humanity (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
*Doctor (Doctor Who)
==Known Objects==
*The Ring of the Nine Dragons (Xiaolin Showdown)
==Gallery==
Nameless Namekian (Dragon Ball).png|The Nameless Namekian (Dragon Ball series) using Fission to split his evil off from himself.
Homunculi (Fullmetal Alchemist).gif|The seven Homunculi (Fullmetal Alchemist) are the embodiments of Father's split-off vices.
Adam Warlock (Marvel Comics) fission.jpg|The Goddess and the Magus (Marvel Comics) are the good and evil halves of Adam Warlock, created when he expelled both from his body to become a being of pure logic hindered by neither.
Splitting Jutsu2.png|Mu (Naruto) using the Fission Technique.
S02e06 Danny splitting.png|Danny (Danny Phantom) is split into "Fun" Danny Fenton and "Super" Danny Phantom using the Fenton Ghost Catcher.
Ring of the Nine Dragons (Xiaolin Showdown).jpg|The Ring of Nine Dragons (Xiaolin Showdown) can split the user into nine duplicates of themselves, but both the user's abilities and intelligence become weaker because it divides them.
File:Lilin crowd.png|Lilin/18th Angel/Humanity (Neon Genesis Evangelion) is one entire angel self divided into numerous individual beings kept apart by their A.T. Fields.
Fifteenth Doctor Regeneration.gif|In his fifteenth regeneration cycle, the Doctor (Doctor Who) underwent bi-generation, splitting the Fifteenth Doctor from the Fourteenth and allowing the two to exist simultaneously.
Category:Powers
Category:Supernatural Powers
Category:Appearance Alteration
Category:Personal Physical Powers
Category:Self-Affecting Powers
Category:Separation
Category:Cloning