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D.L. can use this power to put his hand into another human being. This can be harmful to the other person. It is unknown whether the interaction itself is harmful or if D.L. does something inside the other's body. |
D.L. can use this power to put his hand into another human being. This can be harmful to the other person. It is unknown whether the interaction itself is harmful or if D.L. does something inside the other's body. |
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D.L. can cause at least small quantities of inanimate material, such as his clothes, to phase with him; thus, he can walk through a wall without leaving his clothes behind. |
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The phasing ability requires active concentration. |
The phasing ability requires active concentration. |
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Revision as of 14:53, 23 March 2007
| Phasing | |
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 D.L. uses his phasing power to rescue a trapped motorist | |
| Held by: | D.L. Hawkins |
| Ability to: | Move through solid matter |
| Examples of phasing | |
Phasing is the ability to move through solid matter.
Characters
D.L. Hawkins is the only character known to have this ability.
Limits
D.L. can use this ability selectively, passing all or part of his body through a solid object. He can reach through a solid barrier and manipulate something on the other side (like a door handle, for example).
When D.L. phases through something, the surface of the object distorts, as if liquified. The part of D.L.'s body and the rest of the object that is not being phased remain solid.
It is unclear whether phasing changes D.L.'s body or the object he is passing through.
D.L. can use this power to put his hand into another human being. This can be harmful to the other person. It is unknown whether the interaction itself is harmful or if D.L. does something inside the other's body.
D.L. can cause at least small quantities of inanimate material, such as his clothes, to phase with him; thus, he can walk through a wall without leaving his clothes behind.
The phasing ability requires active concentration.
Examples
- D.L. first experiences his power escaping from a pair of handcuffs at a police station. He later walks through the wall of a prison in order to escape. (Snapshots)
- D.L. phases through the wall of Niki's house. (Hiros, Better Halves)
- D.L. opens a door that was locked; this is probably accomplished through phasing. (Better Halves)
- D.L. phases his arm into Jessica's chest, incapacitating her. (Better Halves)
- D.L. puts his hand through a closed car window to unlock the door. (Nothing to Hide)
- After being shot in the arm, D.L. phases a bullet through his head to avoid death. (Fallout)
- D.L. reaches through a cabin door to unlock it from the inside. (Fallout)
- While speaking to an imprisoned Niki, D.L. reaches through the glass to hold her hand. (Godsend)
- D.L. walks through the walls of a secure, padded room to visit Niki. (The Fix)
Notes
- An NBC "Exclusive Video" calls D.L. a "shape-shifter". While this might be an awkward way of describing D.L.'s power, it's more likely an error.
- According to NBC.com's interactive map, Felipe Acerra also possesses phasing as a power.
Gallery
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With his family on his mind, D.L. practices phasing. -
D.L. escapes the Nevada State Penitentiary by phasing through its walls. -
D.L. phases out of a wall in the The Sanderses' home to attack Jessica. -
D.L. phases through Jessica's body. -
D.L. phases to save a woman trapped in a car. -
As Jessica aims, D.L. phases to save his life. -
D.L. phases to get into a cabin. -
Prisons have never proved an obstacle for D.L. -
D.L. phases into Niki's padded room for an unauthorized visit.
