Voyage

* Pegasus
* Pegabug
* Pennybug
* Monarch Beta
* Monarch
* Kikou
* Gold Record
* Matagi Gozen
* Queen Mayor
* Nightormentor
* Kaalki

### User:

**Voyage** is the special superpower granted by the Horse Miraculous to its owner.

## Description

This superpower allows the user to teleport. It is activated by the user speaking its name.

### Miraculous owner

The Horse Miraculous owner thrusts their hand out and releases a ring of energy from it. That ring widens and becomes a world portal, through which, one can travel through and exit at any location the Miraculous owner desires. The portal ring shrinks and disappears, thus closing the portal, after it has served its purpose. It seems that the portal can go literally anywhere, even all the way to outer space. The farthest distance seen so far was a portal between Paris and the surface of the Sun, around 150 million kilometers from the Earth. Teleporting the Startrain back to earth may or may not have been an even farther distance. As seen with Kaalki in "Sole Crusher", this power doesn't just work in terms of a location where the user wants to go; they can also use it to teleport to a specific person they're thinking about.

The user can go through the portal themselves and/or send/bring other people, as well as objects through the portal as well. Interestingly, one does not have to go all the way through the portal, the power works just as well if the user simply reaches through the portal and then goes back. As seen in "Migration", a chosen target can also be forcibly pulled through the portal like a vacuum. As seen in "Elation" and "Migration", while the portal is normally used to go from the user's location to somewhere else, the portal works both ways, meaning one can enter through the far portal and exit at the users location.

It is revealed in "Revolution" that the portal can be made to surround a stationary target as it opens and "swallow" that target as it closes. As seen in "Migration", the exit portal can function in a similar way, the portal can open up to reveal the thing being teleported and effectively moves backwards as it closes. This aspect makes the power function less like a portal and more like true teleportation.

The user can also choose the size of the portal they open, it can be big enough to transport entire monuments or buildings, or small enough to transport small things quietly or serve as a window to spy on others. Additionally, as seen in "Strikeback", if the destination is a moving target, the inside of a moving train for example, it appears that the exit portal will move with it.

Notably, the portal does not necessarily have to be a vertical like a doorway, it can be horizontal if the user chooses. In this case, the user can teleport by falling or jumping down into the portal, or it can be used against enemies as a pitfall, forcibly teleporting them to a place that puts them in a disadvantageous situation. The portal can be diagonal as well, if the user chooses. Although, it seems that both the entrance and exit portals are always bound to be at the same angle. However, the two portals do not necessarily have to face opposite directions, which would cause the user to still be facing in the same direction after teleporting; for example, both portals could be open facing toward the south, so when the user enters one portal walking north, they would exit the other portal walking towards the south.

In "Migration", it is seen how the power of Voyage can be used in battle; assuming the user can use the power more than once, by allowing the user to appear from anywhere, they instantly change their position and can fight and attack from any direction. This allows the user overwhelm and/or exhaust their opponent. Voyage can also be used for defense, the user can open a portal to teleport the incoming attack, and/or the charging attacker away, effectively making the portal a shield.

In "Destruction", it's revealed that the summoner of the Voyage power can choose whether the portal shows the other side or not. If they choose not to show it, the other side of the portal looks white.

### Kaalki

As shown in "Sole Crusher", when Voyage is used directly by Kaalki, it does open a portal to the intended location that one can travel through, but the exit portal then becomes like a black hole, sucking things in and teleporting them to various random locations before it closes.

As seen in "Optigami", there is an alternate form of catastrophe that can happen when Kaalki uses the power; it can open a massive portal in another (relatively nearby) location which can forcibly teleport whole buildings and other gigantic structures to a random location.

## Weaknesses

It appears that, for the power to be used properly, the user must focus on the exact coordinates of a place they want to go, or else they could end up in the wrong location. When Pegasus teleported the Startrain back to earth from outer space, the train ended up at the top of Big Ben.

Another weakness of Voyage is revealed in "Ephemeral"; if a holder tries to teleport to a destination that is full of solid objects and has no space, such as a safe full of coins, then they can't go through the portal. This would not be a problem for Kaalki, as kwamis can phase through physical matter. If this situation were to happen to her, she could just phase through said matter without a problem.

It takes a moment for the portal to close completely, meaning that after the user teleports away, the users opponent would have a brief opportunity to jump through the portal after them before it closes, as seen in "Representation".

When the portal opens, it gives off a unique sound that can alert the users opponent of their presence.

It's possible that an Ox Miraculous holder using Resistance can avoid entering a portal if the user tries to make them go through one without their consent.

In "Miraculous Paris", it is revealed that using the special superpower uses vital energy from the Kwami, but also from the miraculous holder. It's one thing for an adult holder, but for an underage holder, who is less physically and mentally capable of handling the strain, there is a security system in place that limits them to only using their special power once and causes them to detransform before it becomes dangerous. However, using the Miraculous for evil overrides the limiter, allowing an underage holder to use their powers to their full potential. As previously stated, a younger holder cannot handle the strain; dark veins of corruption will gradually spread across their body, and they will inevitably be destroyed.

## Trivia

* Similar to its user, due to worldwide broadcasting issues, the power debuted before his chronicle reveal.
* Voyage is somewhat similar to Bunnyx's power Burrow, as they both allow the user to travel through portals.
	+ But unlike Burrow, Voyage allows the holder to travel only to a different space at the same time, whereas Burrow can choose to travel to any point in space and time.
* The name of the power may be a reference to French author Jules Verne's *Voyages extraordinaires* (*Extraordinary Voyages*) series, including *From the Earth to the Moon* and *Around the Moon*.
* Voyage is the third power to be used by the respective kwami, Kaalki, following Plagg's Cataclysm and Trixx's Mirage.
* Voyage is the most used power when executed by a kwami.
* In English, the word "Voyage" is pronounced with a long a (as in "baby"), and this is how Pegasus pronounces it in "Startrain" and "Miracle Queen". However, starting in season 4, all of the power's users pronounce it with a short a (as in "dark"), which is how the word is said in French.
	+ However, in "Risk", when Marinette talks about Adrien's *voyage*, she uses the English pronunciation. This suggests that only the power name has to be pronounced in French, but the reason remains unknown.
* Voyage is the fifth known superpower to not need a Miraculous tool to be activated, following Akumatization, Cataclysm, Second Chance, and Burrow.
* From "Destruction" until "Re-creation", whenever Monarch uses the power, the portals are white on both sides, most likely to prevent people from finding out his location.
	+ This only applies to Monarch, however, as the other location can be seen when akumatized villains use it.

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