List of fictional characters who can manipulate gravity

This list encompasses [[fictional characters]] with the paranormal or superhuman ability to generate and manipulate gravitational fields.

For this list '''Media''' refers to where the character was first created for. It also includes media where the character later saw substantial use. These are in publication order.

'''Publishers''' are the companies that actually published or produced The Primary works featuring the character. This is used for characters from Western style sources. For characters from anime or manga the '''Series''' the character is associated with is given instead. In the cases of a series, the overall series is listed instead of the various sub-series. (''Example: Dragon Ball'' instead of ''Dragon Ball Z'' or ''Dragon Ball GT''.) This information is also listed in publication order.

'''Source''' is a brief definition of the character's power, such as "Inherent", "Mutant", "Magic", etc. A note field expanding on this can be included under the character's listing.

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!width=25%|Character !!width=30%|Media !!width=25%|Publisher(s)/Series !!width=20%|Source
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|valign="top" |[[Blackbeard (One Piece)|Blackbeard]]|| valign="top"|Manga, anime|| valign="top"|''[[One Piece]]''|| valign="top"|[[Devil Fruit]]

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|valign="top" |[[Blob (comics)|Blob]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Marvel Comics]]|| valign="top"|Mutant

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|valign="top" |[[Freefall (comics)|Freefall]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Wildstorm]]|| valign="top"|Inherent

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|valign="top" |[[Graviton (comics)|Graviton]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Marvel Comics]]|| valign="top"|Inherent

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|valign="top" |[[Gravity_(comics)|Gravity]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Marvel Comics]]|| valign="top"|Unknown
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|valign="top" |[[Gravityman]]|| valign="top"|Video Games|| valign="top"|[[Capcom]]|| valign="top"|

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|valign="top" |[[Juubei Kakei|Kakei, Jubei]]|| valign="top"|Manga|| valign="top"|[[GetBackers]]|| valign="top"|Inherent

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|valign="top" |[[Thom Kallor|Kallor, Thom]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[DC Comics]]|| valign="top"|Inherent


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|valign="top" |[[Izuru Kira|Kira, Izuru]]|| valign="top"|Manga|| valign="top"|[[Bleach (manga)]]|| valign="top"|Magic

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|valign="top" rowspan=2|[[Lightning Lass|Light Lass]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[DC Comics]]|| valign="top"|Inherent
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|valign="top" colspan=3|Light Lass can reduce the gravitation attraction affecting an object or an area. This is the second identity the character used, reflecting a change in her powers in the original story lines.
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|valign="top" |[[Moonstone (comics)|Moonstone]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Marvel Comics]]|| valign="top"|Alien technological object

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|valign="top" |[[Risque (comics)|Risque]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[Marvel Comics]]|| valign="top"|Mutant

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|valign="top" rowspan=2|[[Alyssa Searrs|Searrs, Alyssa]]<br> {{nihongo||アリッサ・シアーズ}}|| valign="top"|Manga|| valign="top"|''[[My-HiME]]'', ''[[My-Otome]]''|| valign="top"|Familiar
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|valign="top" colspan=3| Although in most renditions of the character she bears no such ability, the alternate universe versions of Alyssa Searrs in the My-HiME and My-Otome manga are able to control gravity with the assistance of their robotic [[familiar spirit]]s.

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|valign="top" |[[Thom Kallor|Kallor, Thom]]|| valign="top"|Comic books|| valign="top"|[[DC Comics]]|| valign="top"|Inherent

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|valign="top" |[[The_Law_of_Ueki_characters#Robert_Haydn|Robert Haydn]]|| valign="top"|Manga, anime|| valign="top"|''[[The Law of Ueki]]''|| valign="top"|Given
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[[Category:Lists of fictional characters by superhuman feature or ability|Gravity]]