The power to use a biological form of advanced technology. Combination of Biological Manipulation and Technological Constructs. Biological variation of Advanced Technology.
Also Called[]
- Biological Technology
- Biotechnology
- Organic Technology
Capabilities[]
The user is an advanced Master of Biotechnology, able to create complex biological systems rivaling what normal people call "technology". They usually belong to species whose entire civilization is literally made of engineered biomass, including weapons, vehicles, structures and even spaceships.
This alternate path proves to be extremely efficient, combining the multipurpose edge of technology to the adaptive expansionism of biology. It also grants considerable tactical advantages, as armies can be quickly produced and optimally adapted to each battlefield, and losses can be recycled just as easily.
Another key product of biotechnology is the hive mind that usually governs such a species, doubling their very high practical efficiency with global unity and optimal organization and decision-making. As a result, all these crucial assets usually make users the most successful species of their respective setting.
Applications (Basics)[]
- Bio-Tech Manipulation
- Biological Essence Manipulation
- Biological Manipulation
- Form Manipulation
- Technology Manipulation
Applications (Examples)[]
Weapons[]
- Adaptive Weaponry
- Bio-Energy Manipulation
- Biotic Weaponry
- Natural Weaponry
- Organic Weaponry
- Symbiotic Weaponry
Units[]
- Artificially Enhanced Physiology
Various[]
- Age Manipulation
- Bio-Cycle Manipulation
- Body Chemistry Manipulation
- Body Manipulation
- Disease Manipulation
- DNA Manipulation
- Evolution Manipulation
- Fertility Manipulation
- Gender Manipulation
- Health Manipulation
- Hormone Manipulation
- Identity Manipulation
- Infertility Manipulation
- Inorganic Manipulation
- Mass Manipulation
- Mitosis Manipulation
- Mutation Manipulation
- Neural Impulse Manipulation
- Organic Manipulation
- Organite Manipulation
- Pulse Manipulation
- Regeneration Manipulation
- Serum Manipulation
- Sexuality Manipulation
- Shape Manipulation
- Size Manipulation
- Species Manipulation
- Strength Manipulation
Variations[]
Associations[]
- Advanced Technology
- Attachment
- Bodily Aspect Enhancement
- High-Tech Symbiotic Exoskeleton
- Organic Manipulation
- Resurrection Empowerment
Known Users[]
See Also: Organic Technology.
Anime/Manga[]
- Creators (Bio-Booster Armor Guyver)
- Guyver Unit Hosts (Bio-Booster Armor Guyver)
- Sho Fukamachi/Guyver I
- Agito Makishima/Guyver III
- République Vénus (Battle Angel Altia)
- Polymer (Biomega)
- Soul Society (Bleach)
- Doctor Gero/Android 20 (Dragon Ball Series)
- Invids (Robotech)
- Jurai (Tenchi Muyo)
- Den Den Mushi (One Piece)
Card Games
- Phyrexians (Magic: The Gathering)
Cartoons/Comics
- Aquarius Corporation (Ronin)
- Brood (Marvel Comics)
- Klyntar/Symbiotes (Marvel Comics); when used as replacement limbs, or in the Endo-Sym Armor
- Ultimate Tony Stark of Earth-55921 (Marvel Comics)
- Morrigan Lugus (Supergod)
- Humans/The Imperium (Humanity Lost)
- Krang (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
Movies
- Mala'kak/Engineers (Alien/Predator)
- Replicants (Blade Runner)
- Prawns (District 9)
- 90% Capacity CPH4 Users (Lucy)
- Aliens (Independence Day)
- Machines (The Matrix)
- Martians (Invaders From Mars 1986 remake)
- Skynet (Terminator)
Literature
- Beloved (Angel Station)
- Fomor (The Dresden Files)
- Rama (Rendezvous with Rama)
- Borborygmus Gog (Star Wars Legends); via Army of Terror
- Yuuzhan Vong (Star Wars Legends)
Tabletop Games
- Mi-Go (Call of Cthulhu)
- Ta'ge (CthulhuTech); through their information providing the ability to make Tagers
- Halflings (Dark Sun); via Life-Shaping
- Daelkyr (Eberron); via Symbionts
- Primordials (Exalted)
- Bioroids (GURPS)
- Lemurians (Rifts)
- Elves (Spelljammer)
- Qin (Trinity)
- Tyranids (Warhammer 40,000)
Live Television
- Basestars (Battlestar Galactica Reimagined)
- Cylon Raiders (Battlestar Galactica Reimagined)
- Silurians (Doctor Who)
- Time Lords (Doctor Who)
- Zygons (Doctor Who)
- Builders (Farscape)
- Espheni/Overlords (Falling Skies)
- Lexx (Lexx)
- Gomtuu (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
- Species 8472 (Star Trek)
- Wraith (Stargate Atlantis)
- Morthran (War of the Worlds)
Video Games
- Tainted Coil (Brütal Legend)
- Nightfall Program (Call of Duty: Ghosts); via Cryptid-based technologies
- Dragons (Chrono Cross); except for Harle
- Harmonal Supremacists (Civilization: Beyond Earth)
- Harmonists (Civilization: Beyond Earth)
- Scrin (Command & Conquer)
- Cephalopods (Crysis)
- Hive (Destiny); merged with Technomagic
- Doom Hunters (Doom)
- Taelon (Earth: Final Conflict)
- Falmer (The Elder Scrolls)
- Polaris (Escape Velocity Nova)
- Basilisk Soldiers (Evolve)
- Republic of Pacifica (Fracture)
- Imulsion (Gears of War)
- Locust Horde (Gears of War)
- Swarm (Gears of War)
- Combine (Half-Life)
- Flood (Halo series)
- Huragok (Halo)
- Lekgolo (Halo)
- Path Kethona Forerunners (Halo)
- Precursors (Halo)
- Dark Makers (Jak and Daxter)
- Metal Heads (Jak and Daxter)
- Collectors (Mass Effect)
- Reapers (Mass Effect)
- Kett (Mass Effect: Andromeda)
- Chozo (Metroid)
- Space Pirates (Metroid)
- Pokémon (Pokémon)
- Apricorns (Pokémon)
- Keepers (Prey)
- Harmony Affinity (Sid Meier's Starships)
- Krill (Sigma Star Saga)
- WAU (SOMA); via structure gel
- Black Arms (Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Mycon (Star Control)
- The Civilization (Scorn)
- Blisk (Destroy All Humans!)
- Zerg (StarCraft)
- Infested (Warframe)
- Einst (Super Robot Wars)
Web Comics
- Trolls (Homestuck)
Web Original
- SCP-127 - The Living Gun (SCP Foundation)
- SCP-1000 Bigfoot (SCP Foundation)
- SCP-1875 - Antique Chess Computer (SCP Foundation)
- SCP-2273 - Major Alexei Belitrov, of the Red Army's 22nd Armored Infantry Division (SCP Foundation)
Known Items[]
- Bioroids (Appleseed)
- Guyver Units (Bio Booster Armor Guyver)
- Gigai (Bleach)
- The Grand Abominations (Darksiders: The Abomination Vault)
- Blisk spores (Destroy All Humans!)
- Axos (Doctor Who)
- Symbionts (Eberron)
- Espheni Technology (Falling Skies)
- Bioloids (Farscape)
- Eidolon Warwear (Marvel Comics)
- Iron Man Bio-Armor MK I (Marvel Comics)
- Symbiote-Derived Items (Marvel Comics)
- Bionic Chips (Lab Rats)
- Carbons (Mega Man Legends)
- Power Suit (Metroid series)
- Evangelion Units (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
- The Walrider (Outlast)
- Structure gel (SOMA)
- Yuuzhan Vong technology (Star Wars Legends)
- Wraith technology (Stargate Atlantis)
- Biotech Augmentations (Starfinder)
- Necrograft Augmentations (Starfinder)
- Quinque (Tokyo Ghoul)
- Tyranid Biomorphs (Warhammer 40,000)
Gallery[]
Soul Society (Bleach) makes heavy use of organic technology, such as Gigai that allow Shinigami to interact with the living world.
Zygons (Doctor Who) use bio-organic technology.
Axos (Doctor Who) is a living, bio-organic ship.
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Cell (Dragon Ball Z) is a biomechanical android created by Dr. Gero, with the purpose of being the perfect lifeform.
The Baneling (Starcraft) a bio-plasma defense-breaker kamikaze.
The Swarm Host (Starcraft) an attrition-oriented siege machine.
The Leviathan (Starcraft) Zerg mothership and command center.
Examples of Tyranid (Warhammer 40000) infantry bioweapons, called biomorphs.
A heavily arm(or)ed Hive Tyrant (Warhammer 40000).
Adaptation to every battlefield.
The Great Devourer at work.
The Machines (The Matrix) artificially grow humans to use as organic batteries.
The Yuuzhan Vong (Star Wars Legends) grow all of their technology organically and view conventional mechanical technology as "blasphemous".
Symbionts (Eberron) are living pieces of technology created by the Daelkyr, and can be grown from their bodies.
In the in-universe, fictionalized version of his history, Tony Stark (Marvel) created a bacterial bio-armor that feeds on his healing body and is linked to nanites in his blood.
The Biotech nodes called Guyver Units (Bioboosted Armor Guyver) are purely genetic based enhanciles that give the user augmented physical characteristics based on the potential of its host.
The Tainted Coil (Brütal Legend) are notable for using tainted body-fluids, disease and organic technology in their arsenal.
The Martians (Invaders from Mars 1986 remake) appear to use biotechnology in their spacecraft and machinery.
The Chozo (Metroid) are the creators of various types of biotechnology...
...such as the biological supercomputer Mother Brain.
A significant portion of Samus Aran's (Metroid series) Power Suit is biological, allowing the SA-X to infect and copy it, along with all of her weapons.
The Den Den Mushi (One Piece) are snails that are used as long-distance communication.
Skynet (Terminator) makes heavy use of partially organic technology, most notably by growing realistic living tissue to disguise Terminators.
Viridi's (Kid Icarus: Uprising) forces and weapons are all composed of organic or otherwise natural material...
...with Reset Bombs in particular being grown like fruit.
The bulk of the Krill's (Sigma Star Saga) technology is organic, such as their ships and parasitic armor.
The Einst (Super Robot Wars) make use of organic technology, such as the mech Persönlichkeit.
Quinques (Tokyo Ghoul) are weapons forged from a ghoul's kagune for the purpose of killing ghouls.
Most of the Krang's (Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) technology is partially organic/biological material formed from their own flesh, such as their exosuits...
...and the Technodrome.
Prawns (District 9) utilize advanced biocoded technologies which responds only to their DNA signature.
Agito Makishima/Guyver III (Bio-Booster Armor Guyver)
Bionic Chips (Lab Rats); are microchips in the back of a bionic person's neck and fused to the subject's nervous system, giving the person bionic abilities upon implantation of the chip.
Videos[]
The Battle of Sector 001-2
T-800 Arrival - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Gun Shop - Wrong Sarah - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Kyle Reese vs T-800 (Tech-noir) - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
It's just him and me - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Т-800 removes the eye - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Police station assault - The Terminator -Original sound & color--2
We did it, Kyle - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Opening (Future War) - Terminator 2- Judgment Day -Remastered--2
Hospital - T-1000 visit (Extended scene) - Terminator 2 -Remastered-
The Galleria (T-800 vs T-1000) - Terminator 2 -Remastered-
Not like me. A T-1000, advanced prototype (Extended scene) - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
What's the dog's name? (Extended scene) - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
T-1000 in Pescadero hospital - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
He'll Live - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
Come with me if you want to live - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
Can we reset the switch? - Terminator 2- Judgment Day -Director's Cut--2
Steelworks- T-800 vs T-1000 (Extended scene) - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
Goodbye - Terminator 2 -Remastered--2
District 9 (2009) - Wikus Van Got Sprayed Himself with Alien Fluid-2
Aquaman gets a new arm - Justice League-2
Bigfoot - SCP-1000 (SCP Animation)
SCP-1875 Antique Chess Computer (SCP Animation)
SCP-2273 - Major Alexei Belitrov (SCP Animation)-2
SCP-2273 │ Major Alexei Belitrov │ Euclid │ Extradimensional SCP-2
What Actually Happened to Major Alexei Belitrov? SCP-2273 - Tale (SCP Animation)-2
Fights[]
Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese vs T-800 Endoskeleton - The Terminator -Open Matte, Remastered--2
Guyver Rebirth Scene-2
Cell Kills Guard!-2
Terminator VS RoboCop DEATH BATTLE!
Ben 10 VS Green Lantern (Cartoon Network VS DC Comics) - DEATH BATTLE!
Ben 10 VS Green Lantern