Immune To Liquids

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Immune To Liquids(major) by Mr. Twist

"Wanna play paintball? I'm pretty good at not getting hit."

A surprisingly simple and yet powerful ability. Liquids of any sort can not come into contact with the character. This includes lava still hot enough to be considered liquid, room temperature mercury, and all other varieties of matter currently in a liquid state. Extreme cold or heat possessed by the liquids still can affect the person due to close proximity. The person can still choose to drink liquids, willingly.

Advantages:

1. Immune to Poisons and Toxins: No liquid poisons or toxins can actually contact the character's skin, so they are immune to them.

2. Disease Resistance: Diseases that use liquids(like blood or water) as a vector can't affect the character because the liquid never comes into contact with the person's skin.

3. Liquid Damage: Since liquids can't come into contact with the skin, any kind of pressurized liquid directed at the character will just seem to be hitting an immovable object. No force is transferred to the character and no damage is done. This character could stand in front of a tsunami and be unmoved(or redirect an open fire hydrant).

4. Depth Tolerance: Since water doesn't contact the person, and force isn't transferred by the field, this character can withstand unlimited ocean depths with no problems. Unfortunately the protection afforded by this power doesn't apply to builky oxygen storage equipment, so it's rather useless unless the character does not breathe.

Notes: APS: Liquid characters will not be able to come into contact with this character due to the fact they are liquid. This also applies to APS: Lava, APS: Oil or Tar, and APS: Acid. Any of their subabilities relying on using liquids are also unable to touch this character.

In the case of injecting stuff into the character(like beneficial medicines), it is totally impossible. The liquid in question, whether harmful or beneficial, will not go past the point where the skin was, no matter that the injecting device has created a hole.

The immunity to liquids is completely frictionless, meaning that "sticky" liquids like wet paint and glue will simply fall to the ground if directed at the person.

As a minor note, finding an alternative to showering it probably a good idea.