Maximum Brain Capacity

Maximum Brain Capacity
Lucy (Lucy) thanks to a chemical leaked into her system is slowly gaining access to 100% of her brains capacity. Her massive intellect is said to be able to discover secrets that go beyond her universe.
Power/Ability to:	Use 100% of the brain's mental function.

"The average person only develops 10 percent of his latent mental ability."

― Dale Carnegie (How to Win Friends and Influence People)

"I've got it together. My brain cells are in Top Gear!"

― Shinnosuke Tomari/Kamen Rider Drive's catchphrase (Kamen Rider Drive)

The power to use/access full 100% of the mental capacity. Sub-power of Mindshifting and Maximum Bodily Capacity. Mental counterpart of Maximum Muscle Usage.

Also Called

• 100% Mental/Mind Usage
• Maximum Mental/Mind Function
• Peak Human Mental/Mind Capacity

Capabilities

User can use/access 100%/maximum level/s, and potentially beyond, of the mental capacity, gaining extended knowledge and mind usage, allowing them to think in ways that they could never have imagined or understood before.

Superpower is based on the ten percent of the brain myth.

Applications

• Clear Mind
• Detail Detection
  • Photographic Deduction
• Hypercompetence
• Intuitive Aptitude/Instant Learning/Omni-Intuition
  • Answer Intuition
  • Encyclopedic Knowledge
  • Intuitive Perception/Precognition
• Maximum Concentration Capacity
  • Multi-Focus/Parallel Processing
    • Multitasking/Supertasking
  • Optimal Finesse
• Numerical Precision
  • Enhanced Calculation
• Peak Human/Enhanced Mind
• Probability Perception
  • Body Language Analysis
• Tactical Analysis/Genius

Associations

• Adaptive Mind
• Brain Augmentation
• Enhanced Brain Capacity
• Higher Consciousness
• Intelligence Infinitum
• Neuro-Psychic Knowledge
• Omnicompetence
• Psionics
• Spiritual Meditation
• May fall under the category of mental powers.
• User may eventually develop mental powers, including Telekinesis, Telepathy, Empathy, etc.
• Due to their extended knowledge, the user may be capable of the understanding of super powers and learn how to acquire them and even how to develop them.

Limitations

• May go into a psychotic breakdown if intelligence is excessively used and/or absorbed.
• Only works in realities where people use less than 100% of their mind capacity.
• May only last

Known Users

See Also: 90% of Your Brain.

Comics

• Coluans (DC Comics)
• Slade Wilson/Deathstroke (DC Comics); by 90%
• Rose Wilson/Ravenger (DC Comics); by 90%
• Herbert Wyndham/High Evolutionary (Marvel Comics)
• Quentin Quire/Kid Omega (Marvel Comics)
• Steven Rogers/Captain America (Marvel Comics)
• Practitioners of the Hercules Method (The Strange Talent of Luther Strode)
  • Cain
  • The Librarian
  • The Binder
  • Jack the Ripper
  • Luther Strode

Anime/Manga

• Jojo Achimu (Ninjutsu)
• Kaito Daimon (Phi Brain: Puzzle of God)

Live Television/Movies

• Charles Gunn (Angel); via Legal upgrade
• Carl Carlson (Eureka)
• Evolved Humans (Heroes); implied by several characters
• Kyle Trager (Kyle XY); By 80%
• Chase Davenport (Lab Rats: Bionic Island)
• Edward "Eddie" Morra (Limitless)
• Brian Finch (Limitless TV series)
• Lucy Miller (Lucy)
• Matilda (Matilda)
• Reginald Barclay (Star Trek: TNG)
• Ancients/Lanteans (Stargate SG-1/Atlantis)

Known Objects

• Power Surging: Balzac (Akame ga Kill!)
• NZT (Limitless)
• CPH4 (Lucy)
• Super-Soldier Serum (Marvel Comics)

Gallery

Charles Gunn's (Angel) mental capacity was enhanced when he underwent Wolfram & Hart's legal upgrade.

By taking a drug known as NZT-48, Edward "Eddie" Morra (Limitless) is able to use 100% of his mental power.

As a Phi Brain child, Kaito Daimon (Phi Brain: Puzzle of God) can use his mental ability in all its glory and see the solution for any puzzle while under high levels of stress.

Deathstroke (DC Comics) is able to use 90% of his mental power.

Kyle Trager (Kyle XY) can use 80% of his mind power.

Herbert Wyndham/The High Evolutionary (Marvel Comics)

Chase Davenport (Lab Rats)

Note

Humans don't actually use just 10% of the brain. In fact, we use all of it (although each part of it). The myth came from Dale Carnegie's misunderstand quote (seen at the top of the page).