Prehensile Eye-Stalk

The power to have eyes/eye-stalks that can manipulate objects. Sub-power of Eyestalk Manipulation. Technique of Eye Manipulation. Variation of Prehensility.
==Also Called==
*Manipulating Optics
*Optic Nerve Extension
==Capabilities==
The user has the ability to make their eyes/eye-stalks move independently, allowing them to function almost like an additional limb. These flexible eyes/eye-stalks can grasp and manipulate objects with precision, enabling the user to lift, twist, or throw items as needed. Additionally, the user can use their eyes/eye-stalks for offensive moves, striking opponents with swift, whipping motions or entangling and immobilizing them. This unique ability transforms the user’s eyes/eye-stalks into a versatile tool for both combat and interaction with the environment, offering numerous creative possibilities.
==Applications==
*Constriction
*Elastic Eye
**360-Degree Vision
*Parasitic Eyes
*Tentacle Extension
**Tendril Generation
==Associations==
*Additional Limbs
*Anatomical Liberation
*Auxiliary Organs
*Body Manipulation
*Eyestalk Protrusion
*Eyestalk Manipulation
*Infestation
*Multiple Eyes
*Natural Weaponry
*Possession
*Prehensility
*Rubber Mimicry
*Skin Constructs
*Skin Manipulation
==Limitations==
*May have limits as to what kind of objects the user can hold with their eye stalks.
*Exposed nerves maybe incredibly sensitive.
*This only stretches the optic/connective nerves, nothing else.
*Connective nerves may be vulnerable to Cutting.
==Known Users==
*Plastic Man (DC Comics)
*Mr. Fantastic (Marvel Comics)
*Luca Aldine (Marvel Comics)
*Snails (Natural Fauna)
*Damien (Weavers)
==Gallery==
Bastards Eyes.jpg|Luca Aldine (Marvel Comics) became a disembodied spirit with prehensile eyes that could host and infest anyone or anything they came across.
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