If the character can transform on their own and remain mobile, then this is an Elemental Shapeshifter. It does not count if they transform and untransform on their own (unless they cannot move, such as in Dragon Tails and Super Mario Bros. More likely to produce Tears from a Stone than most rock - but still not very likely. However, it's generally accepted that shattering the statue kills the person held within. At worst, he'll remain conscious while frozen in a form of locked-in paralysis, sometimes accompanied by inescapable pain or anguish. If the victim isn't killed outright, he might be in some sort of stasis. Definitely Older Than Feudalism, being fairly common in Classical Greek myth as well as Fairy Tales. The ability to transform someone in this manner is a fairly common Stock Superpower, especially if combined with an "Evil Eye". Heed well, traveler: Should you ever stumble upon a cave filled with impeccably detailed life-size statues showing expressions of terror on their faces, be smart and turn back now.
Transformed into stone (or another inanimate substance) by someone else, the archetypal result is a perfectly sculpted gray (concrete?) statue, complete with matching gray clothes and accessories, frozen in whatever position they were in when the spell took effect, presumably for all time. And you’re better than me? How? You cannot live off something 10 years ago.A character has been petrified - literally. 2016 World Championships, we there again boo, oh my god, not Claressa getting gold again? “Then five days later back-to-back I walked through them. “I lost in 2012, two months later won the Olympics, then 2014 World Championships, you were there sweetheart - gold medal again.
“Didn’t I win the Olympics? If we’re going to talk about something 10 years ago aren’t we going to talk about the Olympics? “I’m better than you, I’ve been better than you since I was 17,” Shields said. Unsurprisingly, Shields has little interest in dwelling on that sole defeat. Shields put that behind her to win gold at London 2012 before backing it up in Rio four years later, whereas Marshall struggled with nerves and was beaten in her opening fight at the Olympics on home soil. The much-anticipated bout comes ten years on from when the pair fought as amateurs, with Marshall becoming the first fighter to ever beat Shields. “Knockouts don’t matter? It will matter when you’re on your back looking at the lights.” “’You’re gonna knock me out, you’re gonna knock me out?’ You keep asking because it’s in the back of your mind, you’re petrified that I’m going to knock you out and that’s why you keep asking and keep going on and on.
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“12-0 as a pro and you haven’t learned to finish anyone. “You couldn’t knock Ema Kozin out, couldn’t knock Hannah Rankin out,” Marshall told her opponent.
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However, Marshall is not particularly impressed with Shields’ professional record, with only two of her wins coming by stoppage, and she is confident that her greater power will prove to be the difference.
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