Acrobatics

Acrobatics is the technique of performing maneuvers of balance, dexterity, agility, and coordination. In fiction, the levels of acrobatics can range from extraordinary human movements to defying the laws of gravity and movement.

Possible Uses:

1. Hypermobility:
   • Description: The ability to perform extremely agile movements that would cause pain or injuries to most people.
   • Examples: Surviving high falls by maneuvering in the air, performing complex flips and spins.
2. All-Terrain Mobility:
   • Description: The ability to move efficiently on different types of terrains without negative effects.
   • Examples: Maintaining balance and speed on slippery surfaces, navigating collapsing structures without losing footing.
3. Self-Momentum:
   • Description: The ability to control one’s own movements, accelerating and decelerating quickly.
   • Examples: Changing direction mid-air by pushing against a surface or grabbing an object, sudden stops and starts.
4. Surface Running:
   • Description: The ability to run on any solid or even liquid surface by maintaining speed.
   • Examples: Running on walls, ceilings, and other irregular surfaces without falling as long as momentum is kept. Unlike Surface Scaling

Users: Characters who exhibit extraordinary agility, balance, and coordination. They often use these abilities in combat, escape scenarios, or navigating difficult environments.

Examples:

• A gymnast who can perform complex flips and spins in combat.
• A parkour expert who can navigate urban environments effortlessly.
• A superhero who can run on walls and ceilings during chases.

Note: The specific abilities and techniques of a character's acrobatics should be detailed in their profile to provide a comprehensive understanding of their capabilities.