Moon Arrow

**Name**: Moon Arrow

**Species**: Augvud

**Homeworld**: Huphorix

**Appearance**: Moon Arrow is a blue humanoid with white spots and white antlers on the top of his head. He wears black and red tribal uniform. The Omnitrix is on the side of his thigh.

**Powers and Abilities**:

**Telepathy**: Moon Arrow appears to retain some semblance of telepathic ability as when confronted by Hiroko Uchiha the two engage in psychic combat. Moon Arrow appears to still be strong enough telepathically to hold his down long enough to talk Hiroko down.

**Empathic Illusion Casting**: He has the power to create three-dimensional images of certain visual concepts from thoughts and emotional impressions within the minds of himself and others. Originally, Moon Arrow could only create images of the objects of other people's greatest fears. Later, he learned how to reach into another person's subconscious and project an image of the object of that person's "heart's desire. Still later, Moon Arrow learned to use his power to derive and project more specific images from another person's mind that were unrelated to such strong emotional states. Moreover, he learned how to project such images around himself and others in order to alter the appearance of himself and others. For example, once he and his teammate Cannonball, neither dressed impressively at the time, had to find Asura at a stylish hotel. In order that he and Alma would look as if they belonged in the hotel, Moon Arrow made himself and Cannonball look like the desk clerk's mental image of the ideal wealthy guests for the hotel. Most recently, Moon Arrow learned to project three-dimensional versions of images from his own mind, such as life-size images of the Soldiers in the use of their powers. Despite the fact that Moon Arrow had to probe a person's subconscious in order to discover the mental image he wished to project, he wasn't a true telepath. Although he could consciously initiate the mental probing in order to find and project an image, the probing process itself wasn't governed by his conscious mind. Hence, Moon Arrow did not consciously know what the image he sought in another person's mind was (in any more detail than that it was the image of the object of their greatest fear, or that it was the image of his or her ideal customer, or whatever) until its image actually appeared in the three-dimensional form before him. The three-dimensional images that Moon Arrow caused to appear were similar to holograms, although they were created by psionic energy rather than by lasers, and could be seen by anyone in their vicinity. However, only the people from whom Moon Arrow derived the images would perceive them as "real," indistinguishable from the real persons or objects they portrayed. To other people, the images were recognizable as immaterial illusions. Moon Arrow could use his power to derive and project mental images on several people at once. Each "victim" would see a different image, corresponding to his or her own individual concept of the kind of image that Moonstar sought. If, for example, he sought to make a group of people each see the object of their greatest fear, probably each person in the group would see an image of a different person or thing. Probably if he caused each member of Team alien to see an image of Azmuth, each member would see a subtly different image, according to his or her own perception of Azmuth's personality, handsomeness, and so forth. However, even though each "victim" in such a group would see only one image, Moon Arrow himself and anyone else in the vicinity would see each of the images drawn from the minds of each of the "victims." The seeming materialization of the object of his or her greatest fear of desire invariably had immediate emotional impact on the person from whom Facade had drawn the image he projected. Facade's images dissolved and ceased to exist as soon as he ceased to maintain sufficient concentration to keep them visible. Moon Arrow was limited in the use of his power by his need to see the person from whose consciousness he derived his images. He could use his power on a person even if he or she could only be seen by MoonStar through binoculars. However, he couldn't draw images from a person who was standing only a few feet from him, but behind something, he couldn't see through. Nor could he derive images from a person whom he saw via live television but who wasn't actually within his vicinity. Moon Arrow ultimate potential was to be able to cause his three-dimensional images to become tangible entities of psionic force. He was only able to make use of this full potential. Moon Arrow could also use his power to derive and project images of the objects of fear or desire from the minds of animals. The only difference was that the animal from which he derived the image would be the only being to see it. He could even use this power on fish and certain insects, although not on animals with intelligence any lower than these creatures. Moon Arrow could derive mental images of a winged horse Brightwind objects of fear and love even if Brightwind was beyond the range of his sight, and project such images to him over a great distance. The limits of his powers with regard to Brightwind are unknown. He summoned him in the past by projecting an image of himself, whom he loved, to him, even though he was out of his range of sights.

**Neural Arrows**: He could focus his psionic powers into energy arrows which can stun an opponent by disrupting their central nervous system, or force them to relive a traumatic memory.

**Animal Empathy**: Moon Arrow could achieve a quasi-telepathic rapport with higher animals including primates (but not including human beings), members of the dog and cat families (including wolves and mountain lions, for example), and birds. He could sense their feelings, consciously perceive images in their minds, and even see through their eyes. However, since an animal's ability to conceptualize is highly limited, he was limited as to what he telepathically could learn from an animal. This ability extended to Werewolves. However, since they retains their human mind as a wolf, it was more difficult for Facade to sort out the mental impressions he received from her than it was for Moon Arrow to deal with those of a real wolf. Moon Arrow telepathic rapport with Werewolves was originally sometimes painful to him because of this fact, but it stopped after a period of time. Moon Arrow also had a quasi-telepathic rapport with a winged horse Brightwind; possibly Brightwind had psychic abilities of his own that made the rapport easier. Though highly intelligent, Brightwind has an animal's mind, so Moon Arrow couldn't communicate with him telepathically in quite the same way he could with Gwen when she is in her lupine form.

**Death Sense**: He has the ability to perceive and sense the coming of Death. He could perceive a "deathglow" surrounding a person who was in serious danger of dying. Moreover, Moon Arrow could perceive Death incarnate, in whatever form it took to claim the person with the death glow. A person surrounded by the deathglow was in danger of death, but might still be saved from dying (until he or she met his or her inevitable end at some later time under different circumstances.)

**Resist Death**: Moon Arrow could challenge Death itself and death gods using a "Augvud ghost-shaft" made from his image powers. He succeeded in driving away Hela when he attempted to claim the soul of Dante, and in driving away Death itself when it came for his Power.

**Quantum Energy Manipulation**: He had the ability to manipulate quantum energies to affect energy and matter on a subatomic level and fire powerful energy blasts.

**Weakness**: