Toon Physiology (Disney)

==Introduction==
In the world of Disney, Toons are creatures that live alongside the human race and serve as actors in cartoons. Elaborated on in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, they are a race that is much different from a human and have resilient qualities that make them extremely difficult to kill. They typically harness cartoon physics to their advantage and want nothing more than to coexist and bring laughs to their audience, with one unfortunate exception.
==Abilities==
*Inorganic Physiology (Type 1): Unlike humans, ToonsEpic Mickey Novelization and toon structuresEpic Mickey are brought to life, given sentience bySaludos Amigos and made out ofWho Framed Roger Rabbit?: Film Novelization magic paint instead of flesh and bone, yet still function just the same as physical matter. Their paint also appears to contain their spirit as well, as when all of Smart Ass's paint was erased under the effects of The Dip, his spirit did not ascend out of him like his fellow Toon Patrol membersWho Framed Roger Rabbit?. Paint is also seen to be the very essence of Toons.
*Magic: A toon's powers are described as a type of magic that they all possess. Minnie states that magic exists in everyone's hearts and later magic Disney characters like the Fairy Godmother, Merlin, and the Blue Fairy affirm that she is correct. This magic is derived simply from belief, as Mickey could use magic even when he believed it was the wand that enabled him to do it, though it was all from himThe Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse S1E18: Disappearing Act.
*Social Influencing: Toons have the power to make audiences laugh or cry or simply forget their troubles, though this is probably due to their natural affinity for it, rather than direct control. A regular toon like Roger has the ability to completely win over an entire bar with his song and dance.
*Elasticity and Body Control: Toons have elastic-like properties that allow them to get flattened by steamrollers, slide under closed doors, and fit through a keyhole. Toons can exaggerate their expressions like blowing steam out of their ears. The creativity of this varies from toon to toon.
*Longevity: Toons such as Mickey are able to age more than 100 years and still look relatively the same as when he started.
*Immortality (Type 2, 3, 4 & 7) and Regeneration (Mid-High): Toons are described to be able to "take anything" with lethal attacks like being flattened being something they can shrug off. Toons like those in the Wasteland can survive without their hearts. Until the creation of The Dip, there was no known way to kill a Toon. Toons like Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Darkwing Duck are able to reformMickey Mouse S4E18: Flushed fromMickey Mouse S5E13: Over the Moon liquidMickey Mouse S1E6: Stayin' Cool and ashesDarkwing Duck S1E34: Up Up and Awry. Toons are able to die temporarily with their ghosts separating from their bodies, as shown by the Toon Patrol who literally laughed themselves to death, but these ghosts can return to their bodies at any time and revive themselvesThe Scariest Story Ever: A Mickey Mouse Halloween Spookacular!. These ghosts are also able to interact with the world and seemed to be either going away by choice or were too busy hysterically laughing to stop their spirits. One even made an attempt to drag their spirit back, implying that this is possible. The Toon Patrol would all return in Car Toon Spin regardlessRoger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, save for Smart Ass, who was Dipped and replaced by a lookalike Wise Guy.
*Toon Force, Instinctive Action and Subjective Reality: A toon's powers are activated by their state of mind in response to emotion or physical punishment. Roger was not able to produce stars above his head because he was still torn about Jessica, and subconsciously produced other things instead. After his faith in Jessica was restored, he instinctively produced stars. He also states that he was not able to use his elasticity to slip out of handcuffs and only did so "when it was funny", which seems to be from a subjective point of view given how Judge Doom is able to use his toon powers in murderous situations.
*High Pain Tolerance: Toons are expected to endure a lot of physical punishment and brush it off like nothing. As Roger demonstrates, things that should hurt them result in "no pain".
==Toon Heart Properties==
*Power Bestowal (Sealing and Illusion Negation and Enhancement): Without a Toon Heart, Wasteland's inhabitants stay sealed inside it, while Mickey, who has a Heart, can go to and from it as he pleases. Mizrabel states that a Toon's Heart's essence have the power to amp her illusionsEpic Mickey: Power of Illusion and with enough accumulated power, it can break her massive illusions.
*Possession: A Toon's Heart can possess inanimate objects if it is attached to themThe Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse S1E16: I Heart Mickey.
==Weaknesses==
Toons are especially weak to a concoction created by Judge Doom that consists of turpentine, acetone, and benzine, called "The Dip". It negates their immortality and ability to regenerate, killing them for good. A similar substance known as Thinner, that dissolves anything that is painted, is equally lethal to Toons. Judge Doom claims no toon can resist the "shave and a haircut" trick. A Toon's paint functions as their life force. When it is sucked out of them, they become inert and statue-like and are not able to change back until their paint is restored to them.
==References==
Category:Verse-specific Powers and Abilities
Category:Mickey Mouse & Friends