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The power to access memories and information stored in one's genetic code. Sub-power of Memory Manipulation. Technique of DNA Manipulation.

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Capabilities[]

The user is able to access memories and information stored in their genetic code. In most cases, this results in the user calling upon their ancestors or relatives, while in other cases, this is the result of DNA Replication/Absorption or Symbiosis.

Applications[]

  • Ancestral Evocation: The user channels their ancestor and gains their skills and abilities in the process.
  • Claircognizance: Make use of familial collective knowledge within the inherent racial memory.
  • Descendant Evocation: Access successorship to ascertain knowledge and new techniques ahead of ones time.
  • Genetic Consciousness: The user's very mind, soul, and consciousness exists within their genetic code.
    • Genetic Access: Tack into the very core of biophysical informative potential for limitless facilitation.
  • Immortal Cloning: Endlessly resurrect by growing individuals down to their essential essence using their D.N.A.
  • Reincarnation: The user passes on memories to their future descendants via genes, ensuring a form of continued existence (though not the same individuality).

Variations[]

  • Atavism: A physical version where the user accesses physical traits instead of memories from genes.
  • Blood Memory: A special trait where memories can be accessed through blood.
  • Collective Memory: A shared pool of information gleaned from the memories of one or more persons.
  • Hive Genetics: A special trait where singular or groups of which can instantly share new insight with the whole.
  • Memory Vessel: A single strand of DNA can withhold the collective memory of an entire species.
  • Racial Memory: The user's memories and experiences are all shared throughout his/her race/species.

Associations[]

Limitations[]

  • Certain events and places may activate this power.
  • Genetic Cutting may cause damage to memories.
  • May only remember a certain piece of memory at a time.
  • May need to go a certain place where the memory took place at the exact same time.
  • May require Power Inheritance to inherit the memories of parents, grandparents and/or ancestors.
  • May require specialized equipment.
  • Memories of past ancestors may be overwhelming to the current user, such as traumatizing scenes and past sorrows.
  • Memories may develop into actual personality, causing Divided Mind that can potentially take over.
  • May be weak against Memory Destruction.

Known Users[]

Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]

  • One for All Users (My Hero Academia)
  • All for One Users (My Hero Academia)
  • Kakeru Satsuki (11eyes)
  • Sea God (Berserk)
  • Aaroniero Arruruerie (Bleach)
  • Quincies (Bleach)
  • The Sorcerian (Brynhildr of Darkness)
  • Washio (Buso Renkin)
  • Coppelion (Coppelion)
  • Noah Clan (D.Gray-man)
  • Baby (Dragon Ball series)
  • Cell (Dragon Ball serties)
  • Piccolo (Dragon Ball serties)
  • Bio-Broly (Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly)
  • Echo (Dragonar Academy)
  • Einhalt Stratos (Magical Girl Nanoha ViVid)
  • Gen Tokishima (Maps)
  • Emanon (Memories of Emanon)
  • Hidan (Naruto)
  • Giriko (Soul Eater)

Tabletop Games[]

  • Aboleths (Dungeons and Dragons)
  • Tojanidas (Pathfinder)
  • Orks (Warhammer 40K); via Krork Knowledge/Old Ones' genetic engraving

Video Games[]

  • Desmond Miles (Assassin's Creed)
  • Jenova (Final Fantasy VII)
  • Rachni queens (Mass Effect)
  • Geth (Mass Effect)
  • Alex Mercer (Prototype)
  • Infected (Prototype)
  • James Heller (Prototype 2)
  • Queen Leech (Resident Evil Zero)
  • Mold infected (Resident Evil series); via the "Black God"
  • Hieda no Akyuu (Touhou Project)

Live Television/Movies[]

  • Xenomorphs (Alien franchise)
  • Ripley 8 (Alien Resurrection)
  • Slayers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
  • Bizarro-Clark (Smallville)
  • Trills (Star Trek)
  • Ancient Humanoids (Star Trek: TNG)
  • The Goa'uld (Stargate SG-1)
  • Khalek (Stargate SG-1)
  • Harsesis (Stargate SG-1)
  • Adria (Stargate SG-1)
  • Betty June "B.J." Morrow (The X-Files)
  • Wendy Wu (Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior)

Comics/Cartoons[]

  • Arachne (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
  • Avatars (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
  • Hush (Batman Beyond: Hush Beyond)
  • Ectonurites (Ben 10)
    • Zs'Skayr
  • Vreedle Family (Ben 10)
    • Octagon
    • Rhomboid
  • Aztek (DC Comics); via Quetzalcoatl Battle-Suit and Helmet
  • Martian Manhunter (DC Comics)
  • Doomsday (DC Comics)
  • Joker (DC Animated Universe)
  • Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
  • Venom (Marvel Comics)
  • Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider (Marvel Comics)
  • Kaine (Marvel Comics)
  • Spidercide (Marvel Comics)
  • Jack (Marvel Comics)
  • Lineage (Marvel Comics)
  • Guardian (Marvel Comics)
  • Demogoblin (Marvel Comics)
  • Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman (Ultimate Marvel)
  • Peter Parker/Tarantula (Ultimate Marvel)
  • Peter Parker/Scorpion (Ultimate Marvel)

Literature[]

Known Objects[]

  • Animi (Assassin's Creed)
  • Cerebro (Marvel Comics)
  • Web of Intrigue (Prototype)
  • The Megamycete/Black God (Resident Evil Village)

Known Places[]

  • Krakoa (Marvel Comics)

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