Electrifying characters and items in Fan Works.
Crossover
- Amazing Fantasy (My Hero Academia & Spider-Man): Izuku possesses the same Venom Strike power as Miles Morales. It's strong enough to send Peter flying down the street when it goes off for the first time. Izuku, who knows that Harmless Electrocution isn't really a thing, tries to call the hospital until Peter regains his senses and stops him.
- A Certain Magical Friendship: Both versions of Misaka Mikoto:
- The Academy City version is an electromaster, meaning that she has the power to control electricity, like firing it at people.
- The pegasine version has a habit of storing lightning in her fur, and can also fire it at people.
- Child of the Storm:
- Thor, which is unsurprising, considering that he's the God of Thunder and Lightning (and it isn't dependent on Mjolnir, either). It also applies to other storm-gods, e.g. Zeus, and Dracula, who's powerful enough to cover most of the eastern seaboard of the United States in a storm system imbued with dark magic, and wields lightning as one of his favored attacks.
- Mjolnir, also gives wielders this ability while they wield it. Said wielders so far include Steve (though he only ever used it as a doorstop, being completely oblivious to the significance of being able to lift it), Diana in the finale of Book 1, and Maddie during the Forever Red arc of book 2.
- Maddie Pryor a.k.a. Rachel Grey demonstrates an electrical theme to her psychic powers (which manifest as electric blue energy), and merges lightning with her psychic powers when fighting Harry. Harry, who favors Playing with Fire, copies the trick with fire.
- Harry is also fairly adept at using lightning in his own right, though he prefers fire, pointing out that he is the son of Thor.
- Code Geass: Paladins of Voltron (Code Geass & Voltron: Legendary Defender): Lelouch's Geass gives him this power in this story in addition to his canon Compelling Voice powers. It's implied this is related to the Galra and their Druids and his Galra heritage.
- Dungeon Keeper Ami:
- Lishika's special power are electric attacks, which also affects her Flashy Teleportation by giving her Power Incontinence in the form of shocking things in her vicinity when she teleports.
- Sailor Jupiter's connection to the concept of Classical Mythology god of lightning, Jupiter, gives her the ability to throw lightning bolts from her hands.
- Game of Touhou (A Song of Ice and Fire & Touhou Project): Iku, as a reference to her original canon, gains an armor (a medieval version of a Tesla coil) that conducts electricity, and a sword that can discharge electricity enough to vaporize small areas and to kill a dragon. She gained the nickname of "The Thunderbolt".
- The Infinite Loops: Petrie, from the The Land Before Time, Looped into Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger in his first Fused Loop, replacing Pteragordon, and gained electrical abilities that stuck with him into future Loops as a result.
- Infinity Train: Knight of the Orange Lily: Specter's Split Personality Easter is capable of unleashing electrical attacks. It's later revealed that Easter is actually a denizen from the Living Lightning Car who struck Specter and fused with him, hence why they're able to use electricity so easily.
- In Aquaman: Monster, Lucia, AKA Stingray, uses electricity and electrified titanium swords to attack. Since she fights underwater, it's even more lethal than normal as the shocks spread out.
- Kyoshi Rising; Princess Miyaki starts trying to Bend lightning after a conversation with Kyoshi. She succeeds two years later, using it to blow through a squadron of guards and capture Honsou.
- Calvin & Hobbes: The Series:
- Electro (who takes over Calvin's TV in "The Night of the Living Television" and its sequel.
- Calvin himself uses some lightning stored earlier in the MTM to shock Socrates at the end of "The Sky Is Falling".
- And the MTM itself, as well as some toys it unknowingly brought to life use it as well.
- Evil Jack seems to have an electrically-charged fist.
- The clones also use this.
- A Certain Droll Hivemind: The Electromaster powers that the titular hivemind has, is the mastery / power of controlling electricity via Psychic Powers.
- A Posse Ad Esse: Sly is one of these. But considering his mental condition, he tends not to understand how best to utilize it, nor how much damage it can cause someone.
- Shocker, one of the starring villains in The Lion King Adventures, has the ability to shoot bolts of lighting from his paws.
- Ogma in The Tainted Grimoire is skilled enough in lightning-based abilities that his Jump attack is described as hitting as fast and hard like a lightning bolt.
- Destiny Intertwined: Electricity manifests in its most basic form as lightning breath, forming as singular and largely undirected bolts at first. As a dragon advances in mastery, they learn to direct these more purposefully, extend them for longer, imbue them with greater strength and fork them into multiple points. More powerful users can also create floating balls of electricity or shields of electric force. The most powerful dragons can call down lightning from storm clouds. Electricity mainly functions through a combination of heat and paralysis, with different variants emphasizing one or the other; for instance, red Electricity is cooler but causes stronger effects on living matter, while white leaves stronger burns.
- Static, Blizzard's best friend in The Portal, starts out as a human, but after entering the Dragon Realms, he is transformed into a yellow dragon who can shoot electrical bolts out of his mouth.
- Flowing Star: Stella's weapon can be electrified to deliver powerful attacks to knock her opponents out.
- In Episode 5 of Mega Man: Defender of the Human Race, ProtoMan copies Elec Man's power and shocks Mega Man with it, nearly killing him.
- In Mega Man Reawakened, Flash Man has this power, as well as Elec Man.
- In Freaky Fabulous Pretty Cure, Frankie/Cure Freaky's main superpower is absorbing the power from lightning for energy.
- Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): Besides Ghidorah; there's Monster X, who has inherited Ghidorah's bio-electrical abilities (referred to by San as "the storm") although their abilities aren't quite the same as Ghidorah's, and there's Thor who can use his own bio-electrical powers offensively or as a form of communication.
- When Izuku is struck by lightning in Jade Lightning, he is suddenly gifted with an incredibly powerful lightning-based quirk that allows him to collect and store massive amounts of electrical energy.
- A Diplomatic Visit: In the sequel Diplomat at Large, the Storm King is able to shoot lightning from his helmet.
- In Divided Rainbow, Rarity kills the vicious Mr. 7 by conjuring a thunderstorm right inside the giant spider's cave.
- Rep-Stallion from My Brave Pony: Starfleet Magic has this power.
- In the Pony POV Series:
- Dark World!Rainbow Dash, due to a thousand years of experience, has a mastery of Pegasi magic, to the point of using it to shape weapons.
- Thunderchild, Shining Armor's second in command, has this as his special talent, and is exceptionally skilled with it, to the point of being a Gifted Pegasus.
- The Rainsverse: Chroma's alicorn magic powers are heavily themed around lightning and storms.
- Queen Celesia can shoot 'lightings' out of her eyes in Twillight Sparkle's awesome adventure.
- In War of the Biju, besides canon examples like Kakashi, Hizashi reveals that he adds Lightning Release chakra to his Gentle Fist techniques.
- Guys Being Dudes: It's not exactly clear what happened, but the pieces of the fallen Abandoned Playground Spark intercepted to save Arlo are described as being charred and split like they were struck by lightning.
Real Person Fic
- Oricum, the wizard among the mine-robbers in The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World, hits Paul twice with massive bolts of lightning from his wand. He gets a rather nasty surprise when this doesn't harm Paul, just intoxicates him and gives him an orgasm. And, later, bestows upon him the ability to see magic and power.
- Sailor Moon Abridged naturally has Sailor Jupiter.
- Miles Prower from C.I.A.: Agents has this as his magic element.
- The End of Ends: Sir Vile, one of the servants of the initial Big Bad, has electrical powers.
- Ha-chan fights this way in FREAKIN GENSOKYO.
- Gwen in Keepers of the Elements has this as one of her powers.
- In Transformers Meta, Bumblebee has the powers with two electrical stingers, similar to his Transformers: Animated counterpart. However, in Transformers Meta, revealed in the fifth episode, he is capable of "charging" them by connecting the tips together to create a more potent blast.
- Safeyah from Fly or Fall is the Fairy of Lightning.
- Luna in Legacy can manipulate lightning quite well, being the daughter of Zeus. The same goes for her half-sisters and of course her biological sister, Diana.
- Yu Yu Hakusho Abridged: Suzaku's lightning powers are mocked. Apparently he got them by standing outside during a thunderstorm on a drunken dare by his wife Murugu and... "well here we are ten years later."
