The anime series "A Certain Magical Index" and especially it's spin-off "A Certain Scientific Railgun" tackle a point about teleporting that's almost never addressed. What happens to the matter where you are teleporting to? Railgun has a character who displaces the matter with what she teleports (where it goes is not addressed). She demolished a building by severing key support columns with its large glass windows. Her main limitation is that she has to be in contact with something to teleport it. She got into a fight with another teleporter who could move whatever she could see but the matter merged with the target. While in school she once got distracted and teleported herself into something solid. The details are minimal but it was apparently so traumatic she developed a phobia about moving herself or other people.,(reply>), I think you you just mixed up the 2 different Teleport users,(reply>), There's also how mikoto uses her eletric powers to make magnetism or the plasma scene, its really nice how this series show alternative uses of powers,(reply>), RMoribayashi,(reply>), There are only two series each of Index and Railgun anime. The original A Certain Magical index light novells have enough story for at least 6 more series as well as 4 or 5 Railgun side stories good for a series each.,(reply>), Yeah in retrospect, she could have avoided the trauma by teleporting out of the wall instead of trying to physically remove herself because even someone not well versed in the physics of it would probably determine quickly that trying to physically remove an arm or leg out of a wall they partially teleported into will pose serious risks and/or issues.