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kineses (fictional and nonfictional)

-kinesis, from Greek "kinesis", movement, motion, is a suffix that denotes movement. The word Kinesis itself similarly indicates movement, particularly in biology.

Biologic uses

• Cytokinesis is the step of cell division following telophase of mitosis, when the cytoplasm is divided into two of roughly equal proportion to the two new daughter cells. This ensures there will be enough organelles for each of the new cells.

• • Karyokinesis refers specifically to the division and replication of the nucleus.

• Photokinesis refers to movement, for example of bacteria, in response to light.

Fictional uses

Main article: List of comic book superpowers

Additionally, words ending in "-kinesis" are occasionally coined in fiction to indicate hypothetical parapsychological abilities relating to movement or specific forms of environmental manipulation.

• Aerokinesis is the ability to mentally manipulate currents of wind.

Examples: Lugia in Pokémon, Raimundo in Xiaolin Showdown, Vaati in The Legend of Zelda series.

• Atmokinesis is the ability to mentally affect the weather.

Examples: Storm in X-Men.

• Biokinesis is the ability to mentally alter the biology. This ranges from healing to manipulating DNA.

Examples: Leo Wyatt in Charmed, Max Evans in Roswell.

• Chlorokinesis, also known as Xylokinesis or Agrokinesis, is the ability to mentally control plants.

Examples: Marvel Comics' Plantman.

• Chronokinesis is the ability to mentally affect the flow of time.

Examples: Tempus and The Avatars in Charmed, Illyria in Angel.

• Cryokinesis is the thermokinetic ability to mentally absorb or displace thermal energy within atoms, effectively freezing an object by removing all heat.

Examples: Lapras in Pokémon, Iceman in X-Men.

• Electrokinesis is the ability to mentally manipulate electricity and electrical phenomena.

Examples: Electro in Spider-Man, Gwen Raiden in Angel, The Elders in Charmed.

• Geokinesis, also known as Terrakinesis or Seismokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate the earth.

Examples: DC Comics' Terra, Rockslide in X-Men.

• Gravitakinesis, from the Latin gravitas, heavy, also known as Gyrokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate gravitons and gravitational fields: the force of gravity or its effect on an object.

Examples: Magneto in X-Men.

• Hydrokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate water in its solid, liquid and gaseous states.

Examples: Hydro-Man in Spider-Man, Vaporeon in Pokémon. hello alrite jonsey boy>

• Magnetokinesis, also known as Magnokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate all forms of magnetic and electromagnetic fields.

Examples: Magneto in X-Men, DC Comics' Magno.

• Photokinesis, also known as Lumokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate photons, to create beams of intense light.

Examples: DC Comics' Doctor Lights, one superheroine and one supervillain.

• Psychokinesis (a more modern term for what was earlier known as telekinesis) is used to describe the power to move matter with the mind. Variants include audiokinesis. This is the most commonly seen psychic power in fiction, displayed in both magical and science-fictional contexts.

Examples: Jean Grey in X-Men, Prue Halliwell in Charmed, Willow Rosenberg in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, various characters in Roswell.

• Pyrokinesis is the ability to manipulate fires, or in some definitions cause objects to ignite.

Examples: The Human Torch in the Fantastic Four, Christy Jenkins in Charmed, Pyro in X-Men. See also: Category:Fictional people with pyrokinesis.

• Thermokinesis is the ability to manipulate heat, encompasing the ability to freeze things or heat things up.

See also: Cyrokinesis and Pyrokinesis.

See also

• List of comic book superhero powers

kinesis (fiction and nonfictional)

-kinesis, from Greek "kinesis", movement, motion, is a suffix that denotes movement. The word Kinesis itself similarly indicates movement, particularly in biology.

Biologic uses

• Cytokinesis is the step of cell division following telophase of mitosis, when the cytoplasm is divided into two of roughly equal proportion to the two new daughter cells. This ensures there will be enough organelles for each of the new cells.

• • Karyokinesis refers specifically to the division and replication of the nucleus.

• Photokinesis refers to movement, for example of bacteria, in response to light.

Fictional uses

Main article: List of comic book superpowers

Additionally, words ending in "-kinesis" are occasionally coined in fiction to indicate hypothetical parapsychological abilities relating to movement or specific forms of environmental manipulation.

• Aerokinesis is the ability to mentally manipulate currents of wind.

Examples: Lugia in Pokémon, Raimundo in Xiaolin Showdown, Vaati in The Legend of Zelda series.

• Atmokinesis is the ability to mentally affect the weather.

Examples: Storm in X-Men.

• Biokinesis is the ability to mentally alter the biology. This ranges from healing to manipulating DNA.

Examples: Leo Wyatt in Charmed, Max Evans in Roswell.

• Chlorokinesis, also known as Xylokinesis or Agrokinesis, is the ability to mentally control plants.

Examples: Marvel Comics' Plantman.

• Chronokinesis is the ability to mentally affect the flow of time.

Examples: Tempus and The Avatars in Charmed, Illyria in Angel.

• Cryokinesis is the thermokinetic ability to mentally absorb or displace thermal energy within atoms, effectively freezing an object by removing all heat.

Examples: Lapras in Pokémon, Iceman in X-Men.

• Electrokinesis is the ability to mentally manipulate electricity and electrical phenomena.

Examples: Electro in Spider-Man, Gwen Raiden in Angel, The Elders in Charmed.

• Geokinesis, also known as Terrakinesis or Seismokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate the earth.

Examples: DC Comics' Terra, Rockslide in X-Men.

• Gravitakinesis, from the Latin gravitas, heavy, also known as Gyrokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate gravitons and gravitational fields: the force of gravity or its effect on an object.

Examples: Magneto in X-Men.

• Hydrokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate water in its solid, liquid and gaseous states.

Examples: Hydro-Man in Spider-Man, Vaporeon in Pokémon.

• Magnetokinesis, also known as Magnokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate all forms of magnetic and electromagnetic fields.

Examples: Magneto in X-Men, DC Comics' Magno.

• Photokinesis, also known as Lumokinesis, is the ability to mentally manipulate photons, to create beams of intense light.

Examples: DC Comics' Doctor Lights, one superheroine and one supervillain.

• Psychokinesis (a more modern term for what was earlier known as telekinesis) is used to describe the power to move matter with the mind. Variants include audiokinesis. This is the most commonly seen psychic power in fiction, displayed in both magical and science-fictional contexts.

Examples: Jean Grey in X-Men, Prue Halliwell in Charmed, Willow Rosenberg in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, various characters in Roswell.

• Pyrokinesis is the ability to manipulate fires, or in some definitions cause objects to ignite.

Examples: The Human Torch in the Fantastic Four, Christy Jenkins in Charmed, Pyro in X-Men. See also: Category:Fictional people with pyrokinesis.

• Thermokinesis is the ability to manipulate heat, encompasing the ability to freeze things or heat things up.

See also: Cyrokinesis and Pyrokinesis.

See also

• List of comic book superhero powers

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