Tidal Manipulation is the ability to control the movements and behavior of ocean tides. This power allows the user to generate tidal waves, calm rough sea conditions, and alter the direction and strength of ocean currents. It grants significant influence over marine and coastal environments, impacting ecosystems, navigation, and weather patterns.
Characteristics of Tidal Manipulation
Tidal Wave Generation: The user can create large waves or tidal surges, potentially using them for defensive purposes, to inundate areas, or as a show of force.
Calming Seas: Conversely, they can smooth over turbulent waters, making sea travel safer and protecting coastlines from natural storm surges.
Current Control: The ability includes altering the flow and direction of ocean currents, which can affect marine navigation, the distribution of nutrients in the water, and the migration patterns of sea life.