The power to control motor functions of others against their will with one’s mind. Not to be confsed with Psychic Persuasion. Also known as Motor-Skill Manipulation or Manipulative Puppetry.
Capability
The user takes control of a person as if they were a marionette, usually using their hands to force the subject to mimic the movement.
Subjects are still conscious, but can’t resist the user's puppet control. Advanced users are able to apply their skill on inanimate objects through the use of their motor functions.
Appliance
Limits
- Can only apply to living people and animals.
- May become overpowered through subject's greater will.
- If unaware of a subjects presence or loss of interest upon maintaining control, the subjects are no longer influenced by the skill.
- Unable to focus upon multiple subjects for long periods.
- Unable to force upon movement when out of line of sight.
- Unable to trace or change subjects line of thoughts.
- Gesture or mimicry must be enacted to enforce actions upon subjects.
Eric Doyle (Heroes) controls an unwilling Claire to handle a firearm.
Known Users
- Hama (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Katara (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
- Eric Doyle (Heroes)
- The Puppet Master (Marvel)
- Persuasion(comics)
- Puppetmaster (Paradox Saga)
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