The power to be a master of electrical engineering, either innately or through training. Variation of Engineering Mastery.
Also Called[]
- Electrical Engineering Aptitude/Expertise/Intuition/Proficiency/Skill/Specialism/Talent
Capabilities[]
The user, either innately or through training, is a master of electrical engineering, an engineering discipline focusing on electric machines, power generation, power storage, and power distribution systems. This makes the user a master of wiring, lighting, circuits, power sources, electric motors, and related control systems.
Applications[]
- Appliance Creation
- Calculation Mastery
- Craftsmanship Mastery/SupernaturalCraftsmanship Mastery
- Enhanced Assembly/Disassembly
- Enhanced/Supernatural Inventing/Omnifabrication
- Fixing Mastery
- Maintenance Mastery
- Mathematics Mastery
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Creativity
Variations[]
- Computer Operation Mastery
- Electronics Mastery
- Systems Engineering Mastery
- Telecommunications Mastery
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- May require a degree of training or exposure.
- May take time to achieve mastery.
Known Users[]
- Andrew Ryan (BioShock)
- Harper Row (DC Comics)
- Bulma (Dragon Balls)
- Electric Shock (Goddess of Victory: Nikke)
- Elegg
- Trony
- Zeke Dunbar (Infamous)
- Rich (Madness Combat)
- Bossman (Madness: Project Nexus)
- Crimson Dynamo (Marvel Comics)
- Max Dillon/Electro (Marvel Comics)
- Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
- Seto Kaiba (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
Gallery[]
Bulma (Dragon Ball)
Elegg (Goddess of Victory: Nikke) is a member of Missilis' Electric Shock, a squad specializing in electronics and electrical engineering and managing the entire Ark's electricity.
Trony (Goddess of Victory: Nikke), a member of Missilis' Electric Shock squad.
Zeke Dunbar (Infamous)
Rich (Madness Combat) singlehandedly operates the power station at the outskirts of Nexus City for many years.
The Bossman (Madness: Project Nexus) used to work at the Nexus City outskirts' power station.