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Etheric Projection
	; Jack the Ripper takes over a victim's body.
Held by:	"Jack the Ripper"
Ability to:	Move about in the material world in an etheric body

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Etheric Projection is the ability to project ones spirit/soul into anyone's body at any moment in time. It also allows the user to learn any special traits of the possessed person has or ability. The user is usually, though not always, invisible to people who are presently in their bodies.

Characters

"Jack the Ripper" is the only character known to have this ability.

Limits

Jack the Ripper

The first time Jack used this ability, he was shown to be able to take possession of people who were dead, after which (it has revealed later) that the person heals while in Jack's possesion (Requiem of a Prison Break). He was also shown to be able to go into animals, not only humans, as he was shown to enter an owl, he is also able to take control of people while they are concious (Ambush From an Outside Source).

Ability Alteration • Ability Diminishment • Ability Duplication • Ability Void • Activation and Deactivation • Alchemy • Anatomical Manipulation • Animation • Electrical Manipulation • Electromagnetic Pulses • Elemental Manipulation • Energy Conversion • Etheric Projection • Fear Induction • Flight • Forcefield Projection • Hypnosis • Information Nullification • Intuitive Aptitude • Intuitive Empathy • Invisibility • Machine Mimicry • Mental Disturbance • Nervous System Manipulation • Object Replication • Paralysis Induction • Portal Generation • Precognitive Visions • Probability Manipulation • Pyrokinesis • Rapid Cell Regeneration • Rock Transmutation • Sand Mimicry • Seismic Burst • Shadow Mimicry • Space-Time Manipulation • Super Speed • Suspension • Telekinesis • Teleportation • Temperature Manipulation • Terrakinesis

Origins Abilities

Aerokinesis • Dehydration • Cloaking • Extrasensory Limb Reattachment • Hyalokinesis • Hydrokinesis • Illusion • Red Lightning • Plant Manipulation

Assignment Trackers 2.0

Elle Bishop • Gabriel Bishop • Eric Cowell • Sarah Cowell • Frederick Davies • Alex Douglas • Mike Douglas • Michael Dunkirk • Richard Gold • Abigail Grisby • Karl Hall • Stuart Harrison • Tara Hoffmann • Irony • KC • Jake Leckie • Andy Lewis • Emmett Marks • Stan Marsh • Pam Marshall • Daphne Millbrook • Ed Miller • Obadiah • Claude Rains • Sparrow Redhouse • Jack the Ripper • Dave Rogers • West Rosen • Chris Rowland • Jenny Rowland • Daniel Schneider • Shark • Derek Simmonds • Eddy Thomas • Kate Thornton • Tyler Venson • Ladzaro Venturini • John Wright • Elizabeth Whiteheart

Origins Assignment Trackers 2.0

Curtis Hovsepian • John Doe • Psycho Killer • Jack Steelson

Characters

Volume One Characters

Elle Bishop • Gabriel Bishop • Officer Bonkin • Frederick Davies • Richard Gold • Abigail Grisby • Irony • Andy Lewis • Daphne Millbrook • Lee Radcliffe • Claude Rains • Jack the Ripper • Dave Rogers • Jenny Rowland • Shark • Derek Simmonds

Volume Two Characters

Gabriel Bishop • Bobby • Officer Bonkin • Diane Cowell • Eric Cowell • Sarah Cowell • Frederick Davies • Alex Douglas • Mike Douglas • Michael Dunkirk • Richard Gold • Jane Green • Abigail Grisby • Karl Hall • Consuela Hammock • Stuart Harrison • Sophie Hastings • Tara Hoffmann • Irony • KC • Jake Leckie • Emmett Marks • Stan Marsh • Pam Marshall • Laura Miller • Ed Miller • Obadiah • Lee Radcliffe • Claude Rains • Sparrow Redhouse • Mary Rose • West Rosen • Chris Rowland • Daniel Schneider • Derek Simmonds • Shark • Eddy Thomas • Kate Thornton • Tyler Venson • Ladzaro Venturini • Elizabeth Whiteheart • John Wright

Origins Characters

Michael Ashworth • Irene Buckland • Robert Buckland • Mr. Clayton • Gael Cruz • John Doe • Becky Green • Curtis Hovsepian • Kimi Keigan • Charlie Hall • Leanne Hall • Margaret Hall • Stuart Hall • John Miles • Amber Myers • Lloyd Parker • Patrick Simmonds • Psycho killer • Jack Steelson • Paul Welsh

Episodes

V1: Teething Problems

Hidden in the Darkness • Nemesis • How to Stop an Exploding Van • Pinehearst • Company Men • Requiem of a Prison Break • Jack the Ripper • Murder at Whitechapel • Ambush from an Outside Source

V2: Baptism of Fire

Veni Vidi Expugnavi • Shark of the Streets • Imprisoned • Live Together, Die Alone • Déjà Vu • Sliding Doors • Shattered Lives • The Wanderer Returns • Midas Touch • Room 410 • Kill or Be Killed • The Die Is Cast

Origins Chapters

Dave Rogers: 1 - 2 - 3 • Derek Simmonds: 1 - 2 - 3 • Pam Marshall: 1 - 2 - 3 • Karl Hall: 1 - 2

Items

Nissan Cube • Golden Board • Food Tray • Karl's Journal • Van

Origins Items

Curtis's Pills

Places

Cell Block A • Cell Block B • Cell Block C • Cell Block D • Consuela's Office • The Cowells' Home • The Docks • Dreamroom • The Millers' Apartment • First Bank of London • Interrogation Room • Irony and Derek's Cell • London Docks • Obadiah's Cell • Russian Marketplace • Shark and Richard's Cell • Shark's Penthouse • St. Grays Hospital • Solitary Confinement • The Tower of London • The Underground Bunker • Warehouse • Whitechapel • Wormwood Scrubs

Origins Places

Gael Cruz's Office • Jack's Dorm • Sydney Seaside Mall

Volumes
Volumes	Teething Problem • Baptism of Fire

Volume Histories
V1: Teething Problems	Gabriel Bishop • Officer Bonkin • Frederick Davies • Abigail Grisby • Irony • Claude Rains • Jack the Ripper • Jenny Rowland • Derek Simmonds
V2: Baptism of Fire	Officer Bonkin • Karl Hall • Consuela Hammock • Irony • Jake Leckie • Derek Simmonds

*The Team:* Irony • Leckie • Radicell • Danko • Gabriel Bishop • Altes • *See Also:* Catalyst • Laughingdevilboy

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 == Limits ==
 ===[[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Jack the Ripper|Jack the Ripper]]===
-The first time [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Jack the Ripper|Jack]] used this ability, he was shown to be able to take possession of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Andy Lewis|people who were dead]], after which (it has revealed later) that the person heals while in Jack's possesion (<i>[[User:Cockney Heroes/Epsiodes/Requiem of a Prison Break|Requiem of a Prison Break]]</i>). He was also shown to be able to go into animals, not only humans, as he was shown to enter an owl, he is also able to take control of people while they are concious (<i>[[User:Cockney Heroes/Episodes/Ambush From an Outside Source|Ambush From an Outside Source]]</i>).
+The first time [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Jack the Ripper|Jack]] used this ability, he was shown to be able to take possession of [[User:Cockney Heroes/Characters/Andy Lewis|people who were dead]], after which (it has revealed later) that the person heals while in Jack's possesion (<i>[[User:Cockney Heroes/Episodes/Requiem of a Prison Break|Requiem of a Prison Break]]</i>). He was also shown to be able to go into animals, not only humans, as he was shown to enter an owl, he is also able to take control of people while they are concious (<i>[[User:Cockney Heroes/Episodes/Ambush from an Outside Source|Ambush From an Outside Source]]</i>).
 == See also ==

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Etheric Projection
Jack the Ripper takes over a victim's body.
Held by:	"Jack the Ripper"
Ability to:	Move about in the material world in an etheric body

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