Bone Manipulation

Bone Manipulation is the ability to manipulate either one's own bones or the bones of others. Users of this ability possess complete control over bones, enabling them to perform various actions such as:

1. Bone Control: Manipulating the movement and positioning of bones within oneself or others.
2. Controlled Bone Growth: Stimulating bone growth to increase size, density, or shape.
3. Osteokinesis: Manipulating the density, weight, or shape of bones for defensive or offensive purposes.

Limitations

• Target Limitation: Some users may only be able to manipulate their own bones or those of others, but not both.
• Physical Discomfort: Manipulating bones can cause pain, particularly if bones are forced out of the body or broken.
• Over-usage Risks: Excessive use of bone manipulation abilities may lead to physical strain or exhaustion.

Bone manipulation abilities can vary widely among individuals, with some specializing in combat applications, defensive maneuvers, or even healing by controlling bone structure.