- "It phased through the window."
- —Phoebe about the Will o' the Wisp.[src]
Intangibility, also known as phasing, is the ability to alter one's molecular structure to a state that can pass through physical matter.
Description[]
This power makes the user's molecular structure intangible enough to let them pass through solid matter, such as weapons or walls. They can also bypass physical and magical attacks.
For certain magical beings, such as spirits, being incorporeal is a natural state of being, but some can master the power of Corporealization to make their spirit body solid enough to touch physical objects. For other beings, it can be activated by choice, such as Barbas or Drazi, allowing them to become temporarily intangible and even kill others by attacking their vital organs.
List of beings who use(d) Intangibility[]
- Original power
- Through spell, potion, magic dust, etc.
- Tuatha (Through her magical dust)
- Chris Halliwell (When he was fading out of existence.)[2]
- Paige Matthews (Through an invisibility potion)[3]
- State of Being
- Spirits
- Will o' the Wisps
- Muses (Can be made visible and corporeal with a spell and possibly by choice.)[4]
- Angel of Death (Can become corporeal by choice.)
- Phantasms
- Cole Turner (In the Cosmic Void)
- Sandmen
Notes and Trivia[]
- Users of Astral Projection, such as Barbas and Rex Buckland, were able to project their souls out of their bodies in an invisible and incorporeal state to influence the minds of those they speak to.
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References[]
- ↑ As noted in "A Wrong Day's Journey Into Right"
- ↑ "The Courtship of Wyatt's Father"
- ↑ "Centennial Charmed"
- ↑ A corporeal Muse was seen in line to claim Excalibur in "Sword and the City"