Bionic Surrogacy

The power to gain an artificial substitute form. Variation of Bionic Physiology. Opposite of Spinal-Based Cybernetic Enhancement and Cybernetic Body Armor Implantation.

Also Called[]

Bodily Cybernetic Enhancement
Brain-Implanted Robotic Body
Surrogate Cybernetic Body

Capabilities[]

The user can acquire a substitute form from their original/biological one whether their own body is severely damaged or not, often by transferring a vital organ such as the brain or the consciousness of the user into a robot body fully operational by the user. This surrogate body grants cybernetic enhancements to the user based on the design elements and technologicaly available to them.

Applications[]

Body transferring from a human form to a robot one.
Powers from Cybernetic Enhancements or Bionic Physiology.

Techniques[]

Artificial Martial Arts

Variations[]

Automaton Physiology
Human Physiology: Their surrogate forms may appear to look human.
- Humanoid Physiology

Associations[]

Known Users[]

Various characters (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
Vilgax (Ben 10 Franchise)
Cliff Steele/Robotman (DC Comics)
The Brain (DC Comics)
Egg Fu (DC Comics)
Utimate Man (DC Comics)
Brainiac (DC Comics)
Metallo (DC Comics)
Cooler (Dragon Ball Z); via the Big Gete Star
Ene (Kagerou Project)
Ichiro Inuyashiki (Inuyashiki)
Hiro Shishigami (Inuyashiki)
Winds of Destruction (Metal Gear Rising)
- Mistral
- Monsoon
Raiden (Metal Gear Solid)
Rita Repulsa (Power Rangers)
Echo (Star Wars)
General Grievous (Star Wars)
Surrogates (Surrogate)
Baxter Stockman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)
Fugitoid/Honeycutt (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
Donatello (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series/IDW's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
William Afton (Five Nights at Freddy's)
Danny Chase/Mother-Thrall (Young Justice)
Terminators (Terminator series)
- T-H
  - Marcus Wright (Infiltration Prototype)
Silas (Transformers Prime)