Hive Mind

The ability to share a collective consciousness between multiple bodies. Not to be confused with Mind Hive or Replication.

Also Called

 * Brainwave Network
 * Collective Consciousness
 * Gestalt Mind
 * Hive Mentality
 * Psychic Network

Capabilities
Hive lets a group of people (most of the time related biologically) "share" the same mind. In some cases one person could take control of another separate body to add to the hive. Like most hive insects like bees and ants, each can work autonomously, though they think the same thing at the same time. The members have little individuality, more or less they are only marionettes controlled by a puppeteer.

In some cases the members of the hive mind have separate brains, mindsets, personalities, and individuality. But both are basically the same, all members work as one, they can all see, hear, and know what the others do. All work as one, each thinks with the same "mind", not as a sum of its parts.

Applications

 * Can be used to scout out areas being able to see and experience in multiple areas at once. If the subjects have any other powers they act as their own team or unit.
 * Control several bodies at the same time.
 * Communicate with a person in the Hive Mind.
 * Gain powers of the body connected to the Hive Mind.
 * Increasing the personal powers of one another.
 * The 5 senses of the Hive Mind are amplified.
 * Share calculations/problems with everyone connected to the Hive Mind.

Variations

 * Collective Intelligence

Associations

 * Formless Mind
 * Mind Hive
 * Replication

Limitations

 * Requires brain power to control the group.
 * One must not stray from the group.

Cartoons
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 * Ghostfreak (Ben 10)
 * Nanochips (Ben 10)
 * Nanomech
 * The Bohrok (Bionicle)
 * Delightful Children From Down The Lane (Codename: Kids Next Door)
 * Beta-7 (Rick and Morty)
 * Unity (Rick and Morty); her species is called Hive mind
 * Norbius (Sendokai Champions)
 * Kraang (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; 2012 series)

Comics

 * Zazzala/Queen Bee (DC Comics)
 * Nathaniel Essex/Mister Sinister (Marvel Comics); via Hive Mind of Sinister Species
 * The Stepford Cuckoos: Sophie, Pheobe, Irma, Celeste, and Esme (Marvel Comics)

Films

 * Xenomorphs (Alien series)
 * The Strangers (Dark City)
 * Mimics (Edge of Tomorrow)
 * The thirteen Mayan aliens (Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull)
 * Ultron (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
 * Kaiju (Pacific Rim)
 * Earl (Slither)

Literature

 * Violet & Verbena Pollard (The Bad Place)
 * Phoners (Cell)
 * The Killik (Star Wars)
 * Mnggal-Mnggal (Star Wars)

Live Action TV

 * Jason Miller (Alphas)
 * The Body Jasmine (Angel)
 * Bringers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
 * Vampires (Charmed)
 * Axons (Doctor Who); Connected to Axos
 * Rutans (Doctor Who)
 * The Borg (Star Trek)}}

Manga/Anime
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 * The Misaka Clone Sisters (A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun)
 * Kihara Gensei (A Certain Scientific Railgun); via Level Upper, gains powers
 * Kiyama Harumi (A Certain Scientific Railgun); via Level Upper, gains powers
 * The Vajra (Macross Frontier)
 * Nagato/Pain (Naruto)
 * Obito Uchiha (Naruto)
 * Radam (Tekkaman Blade)
 * Tekkaman warriors (Tekkaman Blade)

Tabletop Games

 * Tyranids (Warhammer 40,000)

TCG

 * The Sliver (Magic The Gathering)

Video Games

 * Eleanor Lamb (Bioshock 2); with Little Sisters
 * Alpha Ceph (Crysis 3)
 * Laurence "Prophet" Barnes (Crysis 3); after the neural blocks were removed
 * Necromorphs (Dead Space)
 * Maenads (Final Fantasy IV: The After Years)
 * Gravemind/The Flood (Halo)
 * The Reapers (inFamous)
 * Aurum (Kid Icarus: Uprising)
 * The Fold (Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2)
 * Rachni (Mass Effect series)
 * The Infected (Prototype)
 * Leeches (Resident Evil Zero)
 * Black Arms (Shadow the Hedgehog)
 * Voxai (Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood)
 * Zerg (Starcraft series)
 * The Overmind
 * The Queen of Blades
 * The Many (System Shock 2)}}