Sunny-Anne Delacroix – Ignis
Power and Techniques
Pyrokinesis
Burn Blaze
This is something pretty basic; Sunny simply holds her hands out and produces a large stream of fire from them, basically it turns her into a moving, human flamethrower. There is a problem with this though, if Sunny produces too much fire, or the streams get too large, she loses control over them and they can engulf her and anyone or thing around her.
BAH-BOOM!
When doing this Sunny has to hold her hand outward of her body, and focuses on condensing fire into a rather dense ball before she launches away from herself. The fireball explodes upon making contact with something; this is a very dangerous technique as if it touches something it burns and harms them. Sunny has no control over the flames when they leave her, so she can burn something or someone without intending to.
Spiraling Flare
This is an extension of Sunny’s ability to create streams of fire from her hands, only it involves her focusing on extending flames outward from one of her hands into an ever changing, fluid line. This technique requires Sunny’s full concentration, and she is unable to actually use any other sort of ability while using this. She prefers not to use this because Sunny honesty is afraid of it, she still lacks good control over her abilities and creating a fluid line of fire like this, she can’t always tell where it will move or what it will do. She doesn’t want to hurt someone with it by accident.
Hellion’s Shield
Perhaps the technique Sunny favors most out of her derived techniques. Sunny is not a girl who likes to fight, so if she, or her friends, are put in danger, she conjures up a tall wall of flames to guard herself or those she cares for. She’ll use it to seal off an area around herself and others to act as a barrier, after all, not many people are going to run through scorching flames. This ability can be a very draining one considering she has to keep the flames going herself, and focus on what they are doing in order to keep them under her control; she can only keep it up for under an hour, at most.
Angel’s Inferno
Sunny uses her power over fire to summon up flames from her feet and hands and propel herself into the air-basically she’s using her powers to act like a jet pack so she can fly. Problem with this is though that Sunny lacks the actual control to use this ability to its full potential, so if she tries using it to fly for extended periods, she might wind up flying into something or spiraling out of control. Normally she’ll just use it for a few seconds so she can gain some distance on a jump or get to the top of a building so she can hop across the roofs.
Abilities
Heat Control
In line with her abilities, Sunny is able to control the heat in substances to an extent. She can heat up liquids, solids and melt things if she can get the heat hot enough. Once more though, Sunny isn’t very great at using this because she lacks great control over her powers and she can let the heat go up to much and burn something, or cause it to evaporate.
Augmentation
Although she is able to conjure her flames out of thin air, if Sunny focuses enough she is able to control pre-existing flames and bend them to her will. Also, if Sunny winds up getting emotional around fire, the fire will react in line to how she feels. Angry or excited, it’ll spike up, and if she becomes drained or sad, it will grow weak.
Weaknesses
Sunny lacks self-control, because of this it can make it very hard to focus on her flames and even harder to control them. Lack of control with fire is just as dangerous as the other elements, but dangerous for the fact that since Sunny seems to be a very emotional, and excitable individual, she can spurt flames out without meaning to.
One great weakness of hers would have to be the fact that if she is caught out in the rain, Sunny can be unable to use her powers. She needs dry air in order to fully conjure up flames that she can control, and be powerful enough to breathe on their own. When it rains, the flames are extinguished and she cannot do much of anything.