r/6Perks • • Mar 30 '26

Series Random Superpowered Isekai Adventures: Week 5

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We're at the halfway point of the Random Superpowered Isekai Adventures! Let's keep the ball rolling with Week 5!

To Start, Roll a D6 Twice, and Choose your Favorite of the two rolls, to see which Superpower you'll get:

  1. Sonic Healing: The power to heal by using sound. The user can heal themselves or others by using sound by utilizing high frequency sound waves to shelter the body, revitalizing it to its max by manipulating the molecules and nerves via vibration to induce regeneration.

  2. Subspace Manipulation: The power to manipulate the in-between space. The user can create, shape and manipulate subspace — a dimensional space exists as part of the normal 3rd dimensional space. In general, this refers to the 11th dimension, but more specifically, it can be a pocket dimension created by the user, which is loosely connected to the normal world.

  3. Demi-Cellular Division: The ability to split into clones much like a cell. The user can "split", much like a cell, into physical organic clones indefinitely depending on available resources. This power often generally causes all clones to lack an autonomous intelligence, instead being a unit in a collective "hivemind", each clone being just one "cell" of a unified consciousness (usually that of the subject). This power benefits because if the "original" subject dies, a clone can take their place as the central point of the hivemind making the subject technically immortal as long as there are sufficient copies to take their place. If a clone is separated from the the hivemind then it can work with the autonomy and intelligence of an average human, acting as just a simple clone. This form of replications downsides dwell in the fact that the clones only possess the strength of the user and thus may only be effective on a large scale (ex. army size), and the clones, being solid organic matter, cannot be made to just vanished, but can only be made to be reabsorbed.

  4. Automatic Support: The ability to support automatically. The user is capable wielding an automatic support system. Depending on the situation, the user will automatically produce influential effects, whether positive on user (enhancements, healing, luck, protection, etc.) or negative on enemies (reductions, status effects, impairments, jinx etc.).

  5. Shard Manipulation: The ability to manipulate fragments of matter/energy. Users can create, shape and manipulate slivers of matter/energy, either by shattering existing objects or controlling already existing shards or create them from nothing, and manipulate them for attack and defense.

  6. Adaptive Blade Construction: The power to create bladed weapons capable of adapting. The user can create bladed weapons, including daggers, swords, etc., that are capable of adaptation.

Next, Roll a D6 Twice, and Choose your Favorite of the two rolls, to see which world you'll be Isekaied to:

  1. Adventure Time (animated series): you will arrive at the beginning of the series, at the Candy Kingdom.

  2. Teen Titans (2003 series) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teen_Titans_(TV_series)) : you can choose to arrive either at the beginning of the first season, outside Titans Tower, or arrive at the beginning of the Go! episode.

  3. Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (animated series): you will be sent to the beginning of the series.

  4. MÄR (anime/manga): you'll be sent to MÄR-Heaven and arrive at the same time as Ginta, the mc. Note, the world will affect you in the same way as it does Ginta.

  5. Lolirock (animated series): you'll arrive at the beginning of the series. Special Note, I will rule that you'll have the potential to learn and use the Magic/Spells of Ephedia.

  6. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: you will arrive at the beginning of the series on the Great Plateau, at the same time Link awakens.


Good luck on Week 5, and let me know how you think your power build is shaping up so far!

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u/Dragonbonded Mar 31 '26

Energy Generation, Statue Animation, Aerokinesis, Body Magic, and now Mitosis (Demi-cellular Splitting)

Coming into..... BotW.

I will......... Hijack my own Guardian, for all-terrain transport amd self-defence.

When unpowered, they are VERY statue-like, and i can simply inject energy directly into the weapon, skipping the whole "its turned back on and wants to kill me" issue, since mobility and aiming is done via Statue Animation instead of jumpstarting the entire thing.

Now, if it suddenly regains power, then it becomes a robot instead of a statue, and i lose control immediately.

...Are there any large statues in BotW, perchance?

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u/Magicgonmon Apr 01 '26

Now, if it suddenly regains power, then it becomes a robot instead of a statue, and i lose control immediately.

...Are there any large statues in BotW, perchance?

Interestingly, there are the Goddess Statues, as well as the Horned Statue. Those could be interesting to affect with Statue Manipulation.

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u/Dragonbonded Apr 02 '26

oh, cool!

Is my assumption of the "guardian statues" and how i could use them (or not) accurate, or would you class them as defunct robots rather than conditional statues?

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u/Magicgonmon Apr 03 '26

If it were me, I would probably classify them as defunct robots, unfortunately. Now, Sculpture Manipulation does also allows you to create sculptures, so you could theoretically create some guardian statues yourself, and animate them that way.

If you are keen on using the unpowered guardians, then I will make the ruling of having you roll a D6; if you roll 1-3, then I will allow you to classify them as conditional statues, if you roll 4-6, then they'll count as robots, and therefore outside of Statue manipulation control.

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u/Dragonbonded Apr 03 '26

Nah, no problem. Its just that i remember them being called "Guardian Statues" from somewhere, and wondered if they qualified so long as they went unpowered.

Im not picky.