Body Control

Body Control is the ability to manipulate the physiology and anatomy of one's own body beyond normal biological limits.

Types of Body Control

1. Control of Basic Functions: Allows control over basic bodily functions, including:
   • Regulating body temperature
   • Modulating tone of voice
   • Enhancing senses
   • Increasing muscle efficiency and strength
   • Healing damage
   • Regeneration (in some instances)
2. Advanced Function Control: Extends beyond managing vital functions to perform actions impossible for ordinary people, such as:
   • Fully controlling hair (e.g., lengthening, increasing strength, turning into needles)
   • Manipulating blood and other body fluids
   • Lengthening and reshaping nails or bones
   • Changing the body’s shape to some extent
3. Control of Anatomical Features: Allows control over individual body parts, improving their function. Examples include:
   • Unnaturally shifting and stretching joints, limbs, and bones
4. Control of Cells: Enables control at the cellular level, providing:
   • Protection from diseases and poisons
   • Adaptation and reactive evolution
   • Regeneration from sufficient biomass
5. Control of Microparticles: Permits control over the atoms and molecules of the body, significantly enhancing the degree of change possible compared to cellular-level control.