Examples of space-time manipulation

Space-time manipulation is the ability to alter the space-time continuum. A full list of examples of the power in action follows.

Season One Examples

• Hiro stops the second hand on his clock, then makes it go back one second. (Genesis)
• Hiro may be responsible for making a subway late. (Genesis)
• Hiro reportedly teleports himself from the seating area to the ladies' room of a karaoke bar. (Genesis)
• Hiro teleports himself from Tokyo to New York City, arriving five weeks in the future. He later teleports himself back, narrowly avoiding a huge explosion. (Genesis, Don't Look Back)
• Hiro stops time to rescue a young girl from a traffic accident. (One Giant Leap)
• Hiro stops time to help Ando cheat at cards at Montecito Casino. (Collision)
• Future Hiro travels back to the past from an unspecified future. He stops time, speaks with Peter Petrelli, and tries to avoid a rift. (Collision, Hiros)
• Hiro stops time to cheat at a poker game. (Better Halves)
• Hiro stops time to save D.L. Hawkins and a passenger from an exploding car. (Nothing to Hide)
• Hiro travels six months into the past to try to save Charlie Andrews. (Seven Minutes to Midnight, Six Months Ago)
• Hiro stops time to get Charlie a bouquet of flowers. (Six Months Ago)
• Hiro stops time to fill Charlie's order at the Burnt Toast Cafe. (Six Months Ago)
• Hiro manipulates time and space to bring Charlie a Japanese newspaper. (Six Months Ago)
• Hiro stops time to fill the diner with origami cranes. (Six Months Ago)
• Hiro accidentally travels six months back to the future, and to Japan. (Six Months Ago)
• At the Museum of Natural History, Hiro attempts to stop time, but only manages to slow time. (Godsend)
• In the Primm parking lot, Hiro stops a gun shot--slowing time, then reversing it. (Unexpected)
• On the roof of the Deveaux Building, Peter stops time to avoid being shot with a taser. (Unexpected)
• Hiro touches Ando and the two teleport/time travel to a post-apocalyptic New York City. (Parasite)
• Future Hiro time travels five years into the past to deliver a message to Peter Petrelli. (String Theory)
• Future Hiro takes Hiro and Ando from Isaac's loft in New York City to a Las Vegas strip club. (Five Years Gone)
• Peter stops time and thwarts Matt Parkman's team. He then teleports Ando and a tasered Future Hiro away from the team. (Five Years Gone)
• Hiro and Ando time travel to the present with Future Hiro's sword and the copy of 9th Wonders!. (Five Years Gone)
• Peter and Hiro stop time at the Moab Federal Penitentiary to handcuff some guards, take an access key, and open the cell doors. (Walls, Part 1)
• Hiro and Ando teleport to safety from Sylar twice. (The Hard Part)
• Hiro freezes time to kill Sylar, but his concentration breaks and time resumes speed. (The Hard Part)
• Hiro teleports from Jittetsu Arms to save Ando. (How to Stop an Exploding Man)
• Hiro teleports into Isaac's loft and saves Ando from Sylar, teleporting the two and their swords to Yamagato Industries. (How to Stop an Exploding Man)
• Hiro teleports from Tokyo to Kirby Plaza. While thrown towards a building, Hiro time travels and teleports to Otsu, 1671, to prevent being thrown into a building. (How to Stop an Exploding Man)

Season Two Examples

• Hiro freezes time in Kyoto to save Takezo Kensei from arrows, then teleports him and his horse to safety. (Four Months Later)

Season One Gallery

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  Hiro turns his desk clock back one second.
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  Hiro teleports to New York City and travels five weeks into the future.
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  "Yatta!"
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  Hiro leaves the explosion and and travels back to the present.
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  Bending space and time requires intense concentration.
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  Hiro stops time to save a Japanese schoolgirl.
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  Hiro uses his power to help Ando cheat at the Montecito Casino.
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  In a warehouse, Hiro stops time to help a high roller cheat.
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  Hiro (from the future) travels back in time to visit Peter, and then stops time to give him a message.
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  Hiro stops time to assist D.L. in saving a woman from an explosion.
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  Hiro leaves present-day Midland.
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  Lamenting his lapse in hitting a target, Hiro is "stuck" six months in the past.
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  Hiro stops time to make a thousand paper cranes for Charlie.
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  Hiro accidentally arrives back in the present in Tokyo.
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  He tries desperately to get back, but is unsuccessful.
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  At the Museum of Natural History, Hiro only manages to slow time down, but is still able to take a sword.
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  At the moment Hope shoots her gun, Hiro stops time...
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  ...then causes time to move backwards for Hope's bullet.
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  Peter mimics Hiro's power and stops time to avoid fired taser leads.
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  Hiro calmly puts his hands on Ando's shoulder...
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  ...so they can teleport out of Linderman's archives...
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  ...and into a demolished New York City.
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  Future Hiro concentrates really hard...
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  ...to travel back in time five years.
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  Future Hiro and Ando teleport from New York to Las Vegas.
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  Peter stops time and Matt Parkman's team.
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  Peter touches Ando and Future Hiro and teleports them away from danger.
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  At the Moab Federal Penitentiary, Hiro and Peter take advantage of their powers...
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  ...to release about 200 prisoners.
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  Hiro and Ando escape Sylar's grasp.
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  Hiro freezes time just after Sylar kills his mother.
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  Hiro tries to kill Sylar, but fails...
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  ...so he and Ando get out of Dodge.
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  Hiro teleports from Jittetsu Arms to save Ando,...
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  ...appears behind Sylar in Isaac's loft,...
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  ...and quickly teleports Ando to...
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  ...Yamagato Industries.
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  Hiro leaves Ando to finish his mission...
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  ...and confronts Sylar at Kirby Plaza.
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  Hiro teleports to avoid crashing into the building behind him...
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  ...and finds himself in ancient Japan.