Teleportation is the power to move instantaneously from one place to another without having to physically travel the space in between. In addition to teleporting oneself, users have the ability to teleport others along with them as well. Apart from being utilized as an individual power, teleportation can also be accessed through various magical artifacts and at least one spell and potion.
Overview[]
Teleportation is assumed to be a basic power amongst many species of magical beings. Those who have the ability to teleport are not only able to move themselves from one location to another, but are also able to teleport with other beings and objects which do not possess a teleportation power via physical contact, though this is said to sometimes deplete their magical energy. Some beings have the power to teleport other beings and objects without having to touch them.
While most beings are capable of teleporting between dimensions, some users are unable to teleport between realities, such as when Harry Greenwood and Macy Vaughn became trapped in the reality of Heaven's Vice in "Touched by a Demon".
Some users are able to alter the speed at which they teleport, such as when Alastor vanished in a quick flash of flames when he was nearly vanquished in "Keep Calm and Harry On", but later teleported with Maggie Vera in a much slower way to taunt Mel Vera and Harry in "Red Rain".
Modes (Forms) of Teleportation[]
There are several ways to teleport and specific beings have their own unique way of teleporting. The main difference between each variety of teleportation is the visual effect that accompanies each power.
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Beaming | The ability to teleport by beaming upward or downward in a bright, blue glow. | The Perfecti |
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Black Orbing | The ability to orb through a puff of black smoke. This is the dark variation of Orbing. | Darklighters |
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Electrokinetic Orbing | The ability to orb through a swirl of electricity. This is an elemental variation of Orbing. | Jada Shields |
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Fading | The power to teleport through a fade or flash of light. | |
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Flaming | The ability to teleport through bursts of flames. | Alastor |
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Orbing | The ability to teleport by collapsing into and emerging from an orb of white light. | Whitelighters |
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Portal Creation | The ability to create portals from one location to another, allowing for instantaneous travel. |
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Remote Teleportation | The ability to teleport other beings or objects without physical contact with that person or having to teleport oneself along with them. Some users are even able to summon others without being at the same location as them. | |
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Smoking | The ability to teleport through a puff of smoke. |
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Swirling | The ability to teleport through an inward folding swirl of energy. |
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Spells[]
Image | Name | Description | Users |
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Contortion Field | A spell that remotely teleports someone to another location by enchanting a certain area. Anyone who enters this area will be teleported to the caster's location. | Devorah Silver |
Potions[]
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Teleportation Potion | A potion that gives the user the ability to tie themselves to a being with the power to teleport, allowing the user to teleport after them. | Mel Vera |
Objects[]
Image | Name | Description | Users |
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Marbles | These black balls create rounded portals from anywhere in the world to the Command Center and vice versa. The portals are blue, gold, and red, depending on the destination. | |
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The Command Center's Location System | A magical locator system that has the ability to track witches and create portals to their location when necessary. The system then produces a small marbles that, when tossed, will create a portal leading back to the Command Center. | |
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The Tomb of Chaos's Keys | A set of keys that create triangular portals, allowing the users to travel between their worlds and the Tomb. | |
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The Blue Camellia's Matches and Candles | By lighting a match given from the Blue Camellia, the person and whomever they hold on to will be teleported to the bar. A candle will be lit the moment they light a match and they will remain at the club until their candle is extinguished, causing them to leave and return to where they were before. | |
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SafeSpace, Seattle's Elevator | Inara's altered reality had an enchanted elevator that allowed users to move from the building to anywhere in the world through portals similar to water-filled spaces. It is possible that this was somehow connected to the Command Center's system. The elevator ceased to exist when the Vera-Danso Charmed Ones erased this timeline. | Maggie Vera |
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Infinite Home Video's Tickets | A set of tickets that gives the user and everyone next to them to travel with a flickering TV screen effect between their world and Diana's hideout. |
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Known Users[]
- Whitelighters
- Darklighters
- The Elders
- Alastor
- Hunter Caine
- Parker Caine (formerly)
- Abigael Jameson-Caine
- Jada Shields
- Viralis
- Omon
- Mo
- Aladria
- Possessor Demons (presumably)
Trivia[]
- In the original series, when this power is used, it resulted in a visual effect that often tied the user to a specific magical species or alignment (for instance, Whitelighters and Whitelighter-Witches used Orbing, neutral beings used Sparkling while Flaming and Shimmering were exclusively demonic powers, and Fading was used by both good and evil individuals and species). This was not just purely aesthetic, as certain places could only be accessed by specific kinds of teleportation, such as the Whitelighter's orbing power being the only way to enter the Heavens, a trait which can only be bypassed by beings of supreme power, like higher gods.
- Although most users of teleportation have been shown to be able to take passengers along with them, Abigael Jameson-Caine seems to only be able to teleport herself, as Mel Vera once made a comment that implied Abigael could escape but not take her as well.
- In addition, this flaw also seems to carry over to her Phase-Shifting, which Abigael presumably has like Parker.