Memory Manipulation

The power to control memories. Sub-power of Mental Manipulation.

Also Called

 * Memory Control
 * Mnemokinesis

Capabilities
User can control memories of oneself and others, allowing them to modify, fabricate, suppress, influence, repair, restore, erase, detect, and view them. They can change memories to confuse, wipe away certain memories to cause amnesia, discern and provoke nostalgia, and enter the victim into a psychic vision, replaying their memory.

Applications

 * Adoptive Muscle Memory: Replicate any movement that you have memorized.
 * Enhanced Memory/Panmnesia: Instantly memorize any information that you have learned.
 * Genetic Memory: Access the memories of one's genetic relatives or hereditary predecessors.
 * Knowledge Projection: Project your memories onto others to give them knowledge.
 * Memory Absorption: Steal the memories of others.
 * Memory Vampirism: Feeds off of others' memories.
 * Memory Destruction: Destroy memories from yourself or others.
 * Memory Erasure: Erase memories from yourself or others.
 * Amnesia: Selectively erase any of your unwanted memories.
 * Manual Reset: Dump all previous memories so that one may start fresh.
 * Psychic Disguise: Remove yourself from the memories of others.
 * Memory Implantation: Implant memories into the minds of others, which could either be pre-existing memories from someone else, or false memories created by the user.
 * Paramnesia: Distort or erase the memories of yourself or others, so that one can believe fantasies or lies without giving off cerebral implications of deception.
 * Presence Insertion: Place oneself in memories of the target (and act as a loved one or old friend).
 * Traumatize: Implant twisted memories within others to drive them into insanity.
 * Memory Manifestation: Manifest memories of oneself or others into reality.
 * Memory Overwrite: Overwrite the memories of others.
 * Memory Projection: Create a holographic projection of someone's memories in order to be visually seen.
 * Lingering Memory: Leave behind a memory of yourself to act as an afterimage.
 * Memory Reading: Read the memories of others.
 * Memory Replication: Copy the memories of others.
 * Knowledge Replication: Copy the memories of others to acquire their knowledge.
 * Memory Restoration: Recover damaged or old memories.
 * Déjà-vu: Replay a specific memory.
 * Refresh: Replay a subject’s recent optic sight.
 * Memory Suppression: Lock unwanted memories in the mind until you wish to bring them back.
 * Memory Vessel: Store memories in something.
 * Memory World Creation:Have or create a world of memories.

Techniques

 * Memory Combat
 * Memory Reliving

Variations

 * Memory Condition
 * Memory Embodiment

Associations

 * History Embodiment
 * Mental Manipulation
 * Nerve Manipulation
 * Subconscious Manipulation

Limitations

 * May lose control in times of stress or if rushed.
 * May get overwhelmed with memories of others.
 * May be an accidental side effect of Life-Force Absorption.
 * May confuse your memories with someone else's.
 * May need to make physical contact with their targets to activate their power.
 * May be difficult in discerning manipulated memories with normal ones.
 * Memories must be well defined or else targets may suspect that it's not their own.
 * Users of Psychic Shield are either resistant or immune.
 * Users of Retrocognition can perceive the difference between history and memory.
 * Panmnesia

Cartoons
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 * Brainstorm
 * Proctor Servantis
 * Anodites (Ben 10 series)
 * Gwen Tennyson
 * Kevin Levin (Ben 10); limited
 * The Scyphozoa (Code Lyoko)
 * Wooldoor Sockbat (Drawn Together)
 * Kenny McCormick (South Park); involuntarily

Comics

 * Betta George (Angel: After the Fall)
 * Eric Draven/The Crow (Caliber Comic)
 * Professor X (Marvel Comics)
 * Rachel Summers/Marvel Girl/Phoenix (Marvel Comics)
 * Forget-Me-Not (Marvel Comics); involuntarily
 * Ebony (Sonic the Comic)
 * Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
 * Raven (DC Comics)

Films

 * Wipers (Push)

Literature

 * Witches and Warlocks (Beauchamp Family and Summer on East End series); via spell casting.
 * Bran Gardiner/Loki, God of Mischief
 * Jean-Baptiste Mésomier/Muninn God of Memory
 * Mardi Overbrook/Magdi, Goddess of Rage
 * Blue Bloods/Vampires (Blue Bloods series)
 * Jack Force
 * Minoo (Engelsfors)
 * Wizards (Harry Potter); via Memory Charms
 * Magnus Bane (Shadowhunter Chronicles)
 * Catarina Loss (Shadowhunter Chronicles)}}

Live Action TV
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 * Mitchell (Being Human)
 * Willow Rosenberg (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
 * Cleaners (Charmed)
 * Elders (Charmed)
 * The Tribunal (Charmed)
 * Time Lords (Doctor Who)
 * The Doctor
 * Damian (Heroes)
 * Ship (The Sarah Jane Adventures)
 * Vulcans (Star Trek); via the Vulcan Mind Meld
 * Adam (Torchwood)

Manga/Anime

 * Takuto Tatsunagi (Cardfight!! Vanguard)
 * Charels el Brittania (Code Geass)
 * Phantom (Date A Live)
 * Hatori Sohma (Fruits Basket)
 * Nanami Tomitsu (Gokukoku No Brynhildr)
 * Sarue Mitsuki (Hataraku Maou-sama)
 * Rohan Kishibe (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable)
 * Warp/Kaiba (Kaiba)
 * Regula (Karakuri Dôji Ultimo)
 * Aladdin (Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic)
 * Gowther (Nanatsu No Taizai)
 * Homura Akemi (Puella Magi Madoka Magica); as Homucifer, unknowingly when trapped in the Soul Gem Labyrinth.
 * Misaki Shokuhou (To Aru Majutsu No Index)
 * Vetrix (Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal)
 * Zofis (Zatch Bell!)

Video Games

 * Naminé (Kingdom Hearts)
 * George Weissman (The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky)
 * Mewtwo (Pokemon)
 * Nilin (Remember Me)
 * Mnemosyne (Valkyrie Crusade)}}

Known Objects

 * Neuralyzer (Men in Black)
 * The Amnesulet (Yin Yang Yo!)
 * Fairy Godmother's Wand (Disney's Cinderella)