Transformation - Transfiguration - Shapeshifting - Alchemy
This ability best shows itself as physical transformations, typically living organic matter into another type of living organic matter, or inorganic into another inorganic. Humans into Murkrow, cloth into gold, glass into sand, coke into pepsi, etc. As long as it’s physical, she can rewrite its shape and properties.
This includes Alchemic transformations (dirt into water), and changing the state of matter (water to ice to steam, dense mammal bones to hollow avian bones), though as she finds this particular instance boring, she doesn’t typically use her transformations in this way unless it’s to her immediate greater benefit.
Speaking of immediate greater benefits, Bridgette VASTLY prefers to use her transformation skills for shapeshifting - of herself or others - over more mundane applications of the skill.
- All forms Bridgette takes - regardless of what they are - retain her red eyes, white pupils, and fangs (if that form has teeth.)
- All forms retain Bridgette’s communication brooch, which she can use to speak with, regardless of whether or not that creature should be able to speak.
- She can only turn into creatures (pokemon, human, etc), and cannot turn into non-living and non-sentient inanimate objects.
Regardless of form, she still retains her moveset, dark/fairy typing, and abilities of her original human form - meaning that while she does physically turn into the creature, it’s superficial and treated much more like a Zoroark’s Illusion where battle stats and technology matter. She also retains the iron weakness of her human form.
All injuries are carried over regardless of form - an injury obtained in one form will be scaled appropriately to the new form, and be of the same gravity and consequence. She cannot transform to gain temporary HP or stamina. If she’s knocked out, out of mana, or can’t keep up her transformation for any other reason, that form will automatically ‘shatter’ and revert back to her original human form.