Electrokinesis

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Dark Willow creates lighting bolts.

Electrokinesis was the ability to generate and manipulate electricity. 

Examples

• The Glove of Myhnegon allowed the user, along with some chanting, to summon lightning from the sky and direct lethal blasts of electricity to any target. .
• Willow Rosenberg has shown to have magically generated bolts of harmful electricity on two specific events; where in both times she was in a fit of rage. This first happened after Glory brain-sucked Tara Maclay and an angry Willow attacked with her with lightning that appeared have caused the hell god actual pain but no real injuries and only seemed to slow her down. The second was when she became a dark witch after the death of Tara. Willow released a slight discharge of electricity at Anya Jenkins and then at Buffy Summers andXander Harris to stop them following her. This only slightly immobolized them and didn't cause harm. Willow then tried to blast Andrew Wells and Jonathan Levinson but they were protected by a spell conjured by Anya. After finding Anya and knocking her unconscious, Willow electrocuted Buffy which did knock her back but didn't do any substantial damage. Willow later shot Xander with a slight jolt of electricity when he tried to convince her not to end the world and this only pushed him back. 
• Gwen Raiden had the power of creating and manipulating electricity from a very young age and could not touch others without causing them harm up until she obtained L.I.S.A.. Growing up, Gwen learned to use her ability for a number of functions. She could manipulate electronic devices such as changing the direction of security lasers and augmenting herself in combat with her electricity, sending deady shocks with each strike. She used this on Angel but couldn't kill him since he was a vampire, instead briefly restarting his heart. She also easily killed the human Charles Gunn with her power but then used it to then revive him.  

Appearances

• "Revelations"
• "Tough Love"
• "Villains" 
• "Two to Go"
• "Grave"  
• "Ground State"
• "Long Day's Journey"
• "Players"