Shift

Jenny Everywhere leaving one universe by shifting. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time)

Shifting was the usual name for Jenny Everywhere's ability to transmit both matter and information from one universe to another, for which reason she was known as the Shifter.

Nature

Variation

Some versions of Jenny Everywhere could shift themselves, physically to another universe, or mentally into the body of one of their counterparts in said other universes, at will in a split-second, (COMIC: The Late Shift) although others had trouble controlling how, when or where they would shift. (COMIC: My Bloody Valentine)

Physical shifting usually had telltale markers, but they varied from Shifter to Shifter and from world to world. Visually, Jenny could emerge wrapped in a rainbow (COMIC: Afrenasia) or merely blink into existence; (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids) she was once seen to disappear in what looked like an explosion. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time) Likewise a variety of sounds could be produced, including ‘SHIFT!’ (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids) or ‘BAMF!’.(COMIC: Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time)

Limitations

A shifter alone was unable to shift into 5D Space: the power of five shifters had to be pooled to achieve this fear. (COMIC: Makeshift Multiverse) Jenny Everywhere instinctively relied on the knowledge of her other selves to ‘aim’ in her shifting; when the Rifts epidemic cut her off from the telepathic network, she found herself unable to shift properly, ending up in random locations or in the middle of the Void. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids)

Shifter energy

Shifter energy being blasted at the Entity from the Lotus Prime’s cannons. (COMIC: Makeshift Multiverse)

At least some Jenny Everywhere incarnations' shifting gave off large amounts of “shifter energy”. This energy, refined into a beam fired from a cannon, was one of the few things which could harm the Entity. It seemed to be tied into the life-force of each individual Shifter in some way, as it being entirely drained away could result in the death of the subject. (COMIC: Makeshift Multiverse)