Power Replication

The power to replicate the powers of others. Sub-power of Superpower Manipulation.

Also Called

 * Ability Copying/Duplication/Imitation/Mimicry/Replication
 * Power Assimilation/Copying/Duplication/Imitation/Mimicry

Capabilities
User is able to mimic and replicate the powers of others around oneself. Unlike Empathic Mimicry this is not empathic, but strictly psychic as it simply mimics the psychic energy outputs, genetic structure or superhuman physiology that enable abilities in other people. User can even stack several powers together, which may lead to Power Mixture.

Applications

 * Ability Learning
 * Ability Imprinting
 * Attack Recording
 * Replicate a person's powers and use it as one's own.
 * Power Echo
 * Power Mixture by combining copied powers

Variations

 * Adaptive Power Replication: replicate another power and become immune to that power.
 * Animal Imitation: mimic the traits of animals.This ability can be accompanied by touching the animal first or looking at the animal. One with this ability can mimic the Tri-chromatic color vision of a salamander, the agility of a gazelle, the flight of a hawk, the climbing ability of a spider, or the strength of an ant. Some times users may be able to mimic the skills, traits and or powers of higher order animals like humans or sentient demons.
 * Attribute Replication: replicate the physical and mental attributes of others.
 * Empathic Mimicry: absorb abilities and reproduce them based on the emotions that they are connected with.
 * Fashion-Based Mimicry, also called Wardrobe-Based Mimicry, Clothing-Based Mimicry,Fashion-Based Abilities, Wardrobe-Based Abilities or Clothing-Based Abilities or Clothing Generation: gain superhuman powers based on the clothes one wears. By simply wearing a tuxedo, one with this ability might gain the ability Spying Skill; by wearing a lab coat and/or glasses, one might gain Superhuman Intelligence; by wearing a chef’s uniform, one might gain supreme cooking skill, and the like. This ability may be accompanied by a Fashion Sense.
 * Note: One with this ability employs a quantum sympathetic connection between a costume/outfit and the subject that the costume/outfit is supposed to look like (this same quantum connection may also make the user act like the subject they’re dressed like, until the user takes the costume off)
 * Haemopotent Replication: copy powers using blood as a medium
 * Hereditary Mimicry: copy/emulate a trait, characteristic, or ability exhibited by one’s ancestors, or living relatives. See also Ancestral Evocation
 * Illusory Power Replication: creating the illusion of copying another's powers only this illusion is a real illusion that simulates multiple abilities perfectly in reality.
 * Intuitive Replication: copy and intuitively understand abilities.
 * Knowledge Replication: mimic non-power abilities (such as acrobatic skills or the ability to do math) by absorbing the knowledge, training, and memories of the target.
 * Loyalty Based Power Replication: copy powers by anyone being loyal to the user.
 * Power Replication Field: emit a field that allows the user to copy the powers of others within the field.
 * Psyche/Aura Mimicry: mimic the aura or psyche of subjects, instead of psychically realigning their genetics/psychic output/physical features.
 * Reactionary Replication: copy the powers of others after they have been used on the user.
 * Telepathic Mimicry: copy another's power via a telepathic link.

Associations

 * Almighty Replication - Advanced version
 * Enhanced Power Replication
 * Power Replication Field - Combination of Power Replication and Effect Field Projection

Limitations

 * Cannot replicate Omni powers.
 * May have a time-limit for how long the powers are retained.
 * Accumulation may cause a power overload.
 * May only be able to copy a limited amount of powers at a time.
 * May need to be within a certain distance.
 * May need physical contact.
 * May not be able to access full capabilities of powers.
 * May be able to copy powers only in inferior/weakened form.
 * May lose replicated powers and need to re-replicate again to retain them.
 * May not be able to replicate technology-based abilities, only to replicate the power to manipulate it.
 * Some users may not be able to choose what powers they get.
 * Cannot copy the powers of users of Power Mimicry Immunity

Cartoons
{{scroll box|*Toa Pouks (BIONICLE)
 * Piraka Vezok (BIONICLE)
 * Duplico (Combo Ninos)
 * Skylor (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
 * Everyman (The Simpsons)
 * Mimkey (Slugterra)
 * Anathar (Wakfu)
 * Eunice (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)

Comics

 * Amazo (DC Comics)
 * Thrust (DC Comics)
 * Composite Superman (DC Comics)
 * The Canadian (The Guardian Project)
 * Meggan (Marvel Comics)
 * Mimic (Marvel Comics)
 * Protege (Marvel Comics)
 * Hope Summers (Marvel Comics)
 * Super Adaptoid (Marvel Comics)
 * Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
 * Bootleg (New Men)
 * Metamorphia (Sonic the Comic)
 * Inhabitants of the Shadow Dimension (Sonic the Comic)

Literature

 * Emmaline Duchannes (The Caster Chronicles); Empath Caster
 * Pittacus Lore (The Lorien Legacies)
 * Number Four (The Lorien Legacies)
 * Grue (Worm)

Live Action TV

 * Phoebe Halliwell (Charmed); via Empathy
 * Matthew Tate (Charmed); has to be physically exposed to another power first
 * Zachary (Charmed); via Telepathy
 * Samson Gray (Heroes)
 * Peter Petrelli (Heroes)
 * Sylar (Heroes)
 * Daniel Davenport (Lab Rats: Bionic Isand)}}

Manga/Anime
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 * Ludger (Alive: The Final Evolution)
 * Jin Kazaragi (Area D)
 * Loyd Lloyd (Bleach)
 * Rensa (A Certain Magical Index)
 * Takitsubo Rikou (A Certain Magical Index)
 * Gemini (Fairy Tail)
 * Kurohebi (Fairy Tail)
 * Rufus Lohr (Fairy Tail); via Memory Make
 * Velveno (Fairy Tail)
 * Mikan Sakura (Gakuen Alice)
 * Meruem (Hunter X Hunter)
 * Stecasse King (Kinnikuman)
 * Medaka Kurokami (Medaka Box)
 * Adam Blade (Needless)
 * Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
 * Sharingan users (Naruto)
 * Gyokuro Shuzen (Rosario + Vampire II)
 * Kaede Kaburagi (Tiger And Bunny)
 * Ryu Yamada (Yamada-kun to Nana Nin no Majo)
 * Majari (Yu Yu Hakusho)
 * Monoma Neito (Boku no Hero Academia)

TCG

 * Iparu (Chaotic)

Theatre

 * MechaMew2 (Pokemon Live!)}}

Video Games
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 * All Bloody Roar characters (Bloody Roar)
 * Dmitrii Blinov (Castlevania)
 * Raidou (Dead or Alive)
 * Apocalymon (Digimon)
 * Rubick the Grand Magus (Dota 2)
 * Bartz Klauser (Final Fantasy V/Dissidia Final Fantasy)
 * Kimahri Ronso (Final Fantasy X)
 * Yuna, Rikku, and Paine (Final Fantasy X-2); via Blue Mage dressphere
 * Arfoire (Hyperdimension Neptunia)
 * Kirby (Kirby series)
 * Lux (League of Legends); as stated in her lore
 * Bass (Megaman)
 * Megaman (Megaman)
 * Protoman (Megaman)
 * X (Mega Man X)
 * Chameleon (Mortal Kombat)
 * Khameleon (Mortal Kombat)
 * Shinnok (Mortal Kombat)
 * Shujinko (Mortal Kombat)
 * Ditto (Pokemon)
 * Pokemon that learn "Copycat" or "Mimic" (Pokemon)
 * Sudowoodo
 * Smeargle (Pokemon)
 * Alex Mercer (Prototype)
 * James Heller (Prototype 2)
 * Emerl (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Metal Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)
 * Mei Mei (Valkyrie Crusade)
 * Copen (Azure Striker: Gunvolt); via a variety of gadgets

Web Original

 * Blaire Vherestorm (Stupid Mario Brothers)
 * Mecha Sonic (Super Mario Bros. Z)
 * Doppelganger (TF2 Freak)
 * Counterpoint (Whateley Universe)}}