#Astral projection cia movie#
#Astral projection cia series#

Only the most powerful Newtypes in the various incarnations Gundam have this ability.

Mai Taniyama in Ghost Hunt frequently astral projects in her sleep, giving her what seem to be psychic dreams.

For the former half of the series, they use it to investigate their own past trauma. Production I.G.'s Ghost Hound features a group of teenage boys who each gained the ability to enter the ' Unseen World' after a traumatizing experience they went through in their own childhood.

#Astral projection cia series#

In Genesis of Aquarion and its Sequel Series Aquarion Evol, the Vector co-pilots in the Aquarion can project their souls into the main pilot's cockpit.

#Astral projection cia movie#

In the first movie of The Garden of Sinners, Kirie Fujou, though bedridden, can project a double of herself on top of the Fujou Buildings, which her family used to own.

With enough mastery and using sufficient magical energy, a person can even make the projection a corporeal, independent entity alongside their original self.

In Fairy Tail, this is 'Thought Projection' magic in a nutshell.

Fortunately, Future Zen'O erases him before he could spread to other timelines. In doing so, Zamasu destroys all life in the Multiverse, gods and mortals, and fulfills his goal: to create a Multiverse with only Zamasu as its sole inhabitant.

In Dragon Ball Super, once Future Trunks destroys Fused Zamasu's physical form, his astral form appears and merges with the Future Multiverse in order to become justice and order itself.

She is hospitalized and in a coma, and the Fuuko that Tomoya is seeing is a projection detached from her physical body. It turns out that Fuuko was hit by a car on her first day of high school, way before the series started.

CLANNAD: Fuuko is a spacey girl that protagonist Tomoya tends to run into at school.

Later in the series, Ichigo acquires a proper Transformation Trinket in the form of a badge that lets him expel his spirit from his body at will (though he still ends up using Kon a lot because Ichigo's body is effectively dead without a soul inside it).

His first two methods of doing this are rather indignant: the first being a glove that Rukia wears to yank his spirit out of his body (more often than not done by punching him), and the second being Kon, a rather crude modsoul contained within a candy that Ichigo swallows so Kon can possess his body (kicking out Ichigo's soul in the process).

In Bleach, because proper Shinigami are spirits that live in the afterlife and fight threats which are Invisible to Normals, human protagonist Ichigo can only access his substitute Shinigami powers by expelling his spirit from his physical body.

Berserk: Schierke uses this to communicate with the elemental spirits that power her magic and occasionally to go into Guts' mind to snap him out of the influence of his Superpowered Evil Side.

This is especially risky if the Astral Projector loses the 'tether' that connects him back to his body, or if another person moves his body while he is 'away.' Worst case scenario, another detached soul (or something even worse) takes up residence in the body and takes over the person's life while they are stuck outside their own body for good. Another danger is that, like a ghost, the soul/mind might be unable to find its way back. In many cases, the body will die if the soul is separated from it for too long. Unfortunately, the freedom of the soul comes at the expense of the body, which usually lies in a Convenient Coma, utterly helpless and vulnerable to attack or neglect. Most victims usually have no idea what happened afterward. Also like ghosts, characters who are Astral Projecting may use Demonic Possession to take over host bodies, though this doesn't necessarily allow them to pry into their mind. Now effectively a living ghost, the character can go just about anywhere, see and hear anything, and potentially engage in Invisible Jerkass behavior, depending on whether he can move objects telekinetically. Astral Projection is a magic/mystic practice which allows a character to detach either his soul or his conscious mind ( the distinction is important) from his body and let it wander freely, either invisibly in the material plane or out in the Spirit World.