The power to inhibit the behavior of others. Sub-power of Behavior Manipulation.
Also Called[]
- Behavioral Inhibitors
Capabilities[]
The user can inhibit the behavioral thoughts or personalities of either themselves or others, thus making the subject potentially apathetic and keeping them under complete control.
Applications[]
- Behavior Inversion
- Emotion Negation
- Habit Negation
- Limitation Inducement
- Politeness Inducement
- Vocal Mind Control
Associations[]
- Advanced Technology
- Behavior Manipulation
- Continual Action Inducement
- Law Manipulation
- Mental Manipulation
- Mind Control
- Personality Manipulation
- Thought Manipulation
Limitations[]
Known Users[]
- The Initiative (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Kaminoans (Star Wars)
- Weyland-Yutani Corporation (Alien series)
Known Objects[]
- Behavior modifier (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Behavior-Modification Circuitry (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Behavioral modification biochip (Star Wars)
Gallery[]
When captured by the Initiative, Spike (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was implanted with a cerebral behavior inhibitor chip, rendering him incapable of willfully harming or attempting to harm any non-demonic life form without suffering intense pain.
As part of his intended role in the 314 Project, Riley Finn (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) was implanted with a behavior inhibitor chip in his thoracic nerve, allowing whoever activated it to seize control of his motor functions and vocally command him.
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Clone Troopers (Star Wars) were implanted with behavioral inhibitor bio-chips, in order to be kept under the control of Kaminoans, the Republic, even the Empire.
Bishop (Alien series) is one of the advanced synthetics that are implanted with behavioral inhibitors, thus he’s unable to harm any human being.