Maneki-Neko Physiology

The power to use the abilities of a maneki-neko. Variation of Feline Physiology and Yokai Physiology.
==Also Called==
*Beckoning Cat Mimicry/Physiology
*Lucky Cat Mimicry/Physiology
*Maneki-Neko Mimicry
==Capabilities==
The user either is or can transform into a maneki-neko (literally "beckoning cat"), a common Japanese figurine/lucky charm/talisman which brings good luck to the owner.
While most maneki-neko are simply inanimate objects, several are able to animate, while others are living creatures.
==Applications==
*Feline Physiology
**Camouflage
**Claw Retraction
**Climbing
**Enhanced Agility
**Enhanced Balance
**Enhanced Bite
**Enhanced Flexibility
**Enhanced Leap
**Enhanced Senses
***Night Vision
**Enhanced Speed
**Enhanced Stealth
**Enhanced Strength
**Predator Instinct
*Luck/Luck Bestowal
*Spiritual Awareness
==Associations==
*Object Mimicry
*Yokai Physiology
==Known Users==
*Maneki-neko (As the Gods Will)
*Maneki-neko (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Ten)
*Maneki-neko (Japanese Folklore)
*Maneki-Neko (Kamisama No Iutoori)
*Neko (Kobushi)
*Neko (K project)
*Madara (Natsume's Book of Friends)
*Maneki-neko Jamen (Mashin Sentai Kiramager)
*Meowth (Pokémon)
*Lucky Cat Mario (Super Mario 3D World)
*Mike Goutokuji (Touhou Project)
*Lucky Cat (Valkyrie Crusade)
*Red Paws (Yo-kai Watch)
*Neko Mane King (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
==Gallery==
Madara Lucky Cat.jpg|Madara (Natsume's Book of Friends) in his "Lucky Cat" form.
052Meowth.png|Meowth (Pokémon)
SM3DW Lucky Bell Statues.png|Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Toad (Super Mario 3D World) in their Golden Statue/Lucky Cat forms.
Mike goutokuji.png|Mike Goutokuji (Touhou Project), the Lucky Charm for Prosperous Commerce.
Lucky Cat H.png|Lucky Cat (Valkyrie Crusade), the feline goddess of good luck.
Red Paws.jpeg|Red Paws (Yo-kai Watch)
Neko Mane King.png|Neko Mane King (Yu-Gi-Oh!) has the ability to forcibly end the opponent's turn when it's destroyed outside of battle.
Category:Youkai Physiology
Category:Feline Physiology
Category:Powers