Glossary:Beam Emission

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"*You can learn to control the movements of your beams such as making often them go in straight lines, curve, twist, turn, bend, as well as follow and lock onto targets to really long-range with proficient accuracy and marksmanship. Or, you can keep being a reckless ninny.*"
―Vyrtel[src]
Beam Emission, rarely referred to as **Beam Projection**, is the ability to project beams composed of energy or matter.

## Description

"*The effects of the stun beam can be countered by Healing powers, but will also wear off with time on their own. Another method of avoiding the beam is to deflect it with a Shield.*"
―D.I.T. Website
The user can project concentrated beams of energy or matter to do a destructive amount of damage, whether organic, inorganic, objects, etc. The result of the beam could be concussive, dispersive or explosive, and depending on what the beam is composed, it can possess a variety of mutated abilities.

The Stun beam, also known as a **Stunner** is a beam that stuns a victim and puts them in an unconscious state if used too forcefully, and it also halts moving objects. This beam is also commonly used in duels; it is quite useful if one's opponent is unconscious and unable to continue the duel, and is a guaranteed victory for the caster. However, many Dark mutants who are not afraid to kill (including NoHeads, and especially Mr. Stupid NoHead himself) will often prefer to go straight to the Death beam, since it is equally quick to cast (if you are willing and hateful enough), cannot be blocked, and results in instant death anyway, saving the duelist the task of finishing off a stunned enemy.

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It is seen and mentioned often; particularly by a number of mutants (including Mrs. Twisted NoHead) against Miranda Butterfield in 1995). The power wears off after a short time, and can be countered by relatively simplistic healing powers. Nearly useless on certain creatures such as dragons, trolls and giants unless more than one Stun beam is used at the same time. The force of the beam is additive or perhaps even exponential, and it can cause severe injury if many beams are used on a target that is not normally resistant to its effects. This does not explain why Ruby Wright is impervious to this beam - or at least, a lone one.

Concussive beams, referred to once as neuroshock beams, are the power to release concentrated beams and blasts of pure solidified energy that caused concussive damage, with effects ranging from a slight push, a hard hit, a knock-out, paralysis, discomfort, minor to major damage, shattering, explosions and up to total annihilation of the target. Sebiscuits Cardarphen used it on Paige Nelson in 2029. After nearly using it on L'smae in 2006, Abalan learned that a user may learn to control the movements of their concussive beams such as making often them go in straight lines, curve, twist, turn, bend, as well as follow and lock onto targets to really long-range with proficient accuracy and marksmanship.

## Trivia

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* A possible variation of Beam Emission is the Light blast. The stun beam has been identified as a jet, a flash or a burst of red, blue, white or green light. In *Agents of the S.M.S.B.: The Inferno Relit*, When Sebiscuits Cardarphen hits Eighty One with a Stun beam, it seems to strike his chest rather hard, causing him to groan in pain and leaving him incapacitated for several minutes before he catches up with the trio and attempts to stop their escape.
* Yensal's usage of the stun beam was very unconventional.

## References

1. ↑ *Agents of the S.M.S.B.: The Latest Threat*
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