Mutant Physiology

Mutant Physiology
Joseph Bertrand III (inFAMOUS 2) as a behemoth.
Power/Ability to:	Have a mutated physique.

"Mutos are the scarred relics of ourselves. Monsters created by the chemical weapons used in the first century of this war. They were banished into the wastelands where they live and scavenge like animals."

― Nyder, explaining about the Mutos. (Doctor Who, "Genesis of the Daleks")

"Hurt? We're better than ever. Our experiment worked. We were once Human, but now, we're something more."

― Simon Utrecht/Vector, after he and his crew have been mutated into monstrous individuals by cosmic radiation. (Marvel's Avengers Assemble)

The power to undergo mutation to have an altered physiology. Variation of Science Attuned Physiology and Monster Physiology. Opposite to Empowered Subject Physiology.

Also Called

• Abomination Physiology
• Corrupted Physiology/Mimicry
• Cronenberg Physiology
• Deformo Physiology
• Deviant Physiology
• Freak Physiology
• Infected Physiology/Mimicry
• Infestation Physiology/Mimicry
• Mutate Mimicry/Physiology
• Mutationem Physiology
• Mutant Mimicry

Capabilities

The user can undergo mutation to receive heightened abilities, a mutated physiology, and/or various powers depending on the level/type of mutation, usually physical abilities.

Applications

• Enhancing Mutation
• Physical Augmentation

Techniques

• Infection Empowerment
• Mutagen Empowerment
• Secondary Mutation

Variations

• Chaos Mutation
• Chemical Mutation
• Conjoined Physiology
• Dimensional Mutation
• Electricity Mutation
• Fusionism Mutation
• Genetic Mutation
• Mystical Mutation
• Quantum Mutation
• Reality Mutation
• Spatial Mutation
• Temporal Mutation

Mutant Types

• Cursed Physiology
• Cyber Mutant Physiology
• Meteorite Mutated Physiology
• Monster-Infused Mutated Physiology
• Mutant Mage Physiology
• Mutated Demon Physiology
• Mutated Monster Physiology
  • Mutated Beast Physiology
• Superior Mutant Physiology
• Transcendent Mutant Physiology

Associations

• Body Manipulation
  • Organic Constructs
• Classic Monster Physiology
• Empowered Subject Physiology
• Evolution
• Half-Mutant Physiology
• Infestation
• Monster Physiology
• Mutation Empowerment
• Mutation Manipulation
  • Mutation Inducement
• Organic Abomination
• Science Attuned Physiology
• Unnatural Shape

Limitations

• May have unstable DNA.
• Regular to Absolute Restoration can cure those that have been mutated into monsters, especially Physical Restoration, Biological Manipulation, Conversion Negation, and finally, DNA Restoration.
• May be unable to revert to their original form.
• The user's mutated form may experience destabilization.

Known Users

See Also: Mutants and Body Horror.

Comics/Cartoons

• Inhabitants of the Land of OOO (Adventure Time)
• Clancy (Ben 10)
• Cinderblock (DC Comics)
• Otto Von Furth/Plasmus (DC Comics)
• Sewer Mutants (Futurama)
  • Turanga Leela
  • Turanga Morris
  • Turanga Munda
• E.V.O.s (Generator Rex)
• Mutants (Judge Dredd)
• Deviant Mutates (Marvel Comics)
• Curtis Connors/Lizard (Marvel Comics)
• Henry Philip McCoy/Beast (Marvel Comics)
• Itsy Bitsy (Marvel Comics)
• Triton (Marvel Comics)
• Cronenbergs (Rick and Morty)
• Mantis-People (Rick and Morty)
• Corrupted Gems (Steven Universe)
• Mutants (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Toxic Crusaders (Toxic Crusaders)
• Blockbuster (Young Justice)
• Vicious Circle (Image Comics)

Anime/Manga

• Broly (Dragon Ball Super)
• Frieza (Dragon Ball Z)
• King Cold (Dragon Ball Z)
• Utsuro (Gintama)
• Kouka (Gintama)
• Ghost ÄRM users (Marchen Awakens Romance)
• Innsmouth (My Hero Academia)
• Mutants (One Punch Man)
• Curtis Miller (Resident Evil Degeneration); via Golgotha/G-Virus
• Drakken Joe (Edens Zero)

Live Television/Movies

• Dwellers (The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay)
• Mutos (Doctor Who)
• Biollante (Godzilla)
• Spacegodzilla (Godzilla)
• Mutants (The Toxic Avenger)
• Peacock Family (The X-Files)
• Eugene Tooms (The X-Files)
• Leonard (The X-Files)
• Dylan Lokensgard (The X-Files)
• Rob Roberts (The X-Files)
• Albert Tanner (The X-Files)

Video Games

• The Infected (The Amazing Spider Man)
• Splicers (Bioshock series)
• Mutants (Chernobylite)
• Mira (Dragon Ball Xenoverse)
• Mutants (Fallout series)
• Mutates (Prey)
• Abominations (F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin)
• Makonoids (Final Fantasy VII)
• Sires (Gears of War 2)
• Formers (Gears of War 3)
• Mutant Monsters (Godzilla Unleashed)
• Joseph Bertrand III (inFAMOUS 2)
• The Corrupted (inFAMOUS 2)
• Specimens/Zeds (Killing Floor series)
• Joy Mutants (Lisa the Painful)
• Elisabeth Grene (Prototype)
• Evolved (Prototype 2)
• Tyrants (Resident Evil series)
• William Birkin (Resident Evil 2); via Golgotha/G-Virus
• Blobs (Resident Evil 5)
• Brzak (Resident Evil 6)
• Deborah Harper (Resident Evil 6); via C-virus
• Carla Radames (Resident Evil 6); via C-virus
• Iluzija (Resident Evil 6)
• Piers Nivans (Resident Evil 6); via C-virus
• Deborah Harper (Resident Evil 6)
• Rachel Foley (Resident Evil: Revelations )
• Lopers (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)
• Chaos (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Mutants (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series)
• Infested Terrans (StarCraft)
  • Alexie Stukov
• Mutants (System Shock series)
• Hybrid Mutants (TimeSpitters 2)
• Freaks (TimeSplitters: Future Perfect)
• Witchers (The Witcher)

Gallery

Comics/Cartoons

While successfully regenerating his lost arm via Lizard DNA, Curtis Connors/Lizard (Marvel Comics) became a humanoid reptile in the process.

Deviant Mutates (Marvel Comics) are severely mutated Deviants with greater genetic instability than normal Deviants.

Henry Philip McCoy/Beast's (Marvel Comics) secondary mutation from experimentation gives him a humanoid feline appearance.

Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Marvel Comics) has become the Man-Spider.

Itsy Bitsy (Marvel Comics)

While he used to be a normal Inhuman, Triton (Marvel Comics) gained an aquatic, monstrous appearance due to the Terrigen Mist.

After Rick had failed to restore humanity, people have become Cronenbergs (Rick and Morty) due to another faulty antidote being spilled over all populations.

Ninja Turtles (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), were regular turtles before they came into contact with mutagen and mutated into anthropomorphic turtles.

Mutagen (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), alien substance that is the key explanation for the mutations. When the exposed to the mutagen, the affected person may experience a change in form, an increase in both size and strength, and may even experience a development in special powers.

Takeshi/Tiger Claw (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series) became mutated with tiger DNA, gaining the strength and claws of a tiger, nightvision, and a keen sense of hearing and smell.

Xever Montes/Fishface (Teenage Mutant Turtles 2012 TV series), touched a snakehead and came in contact with mutagen, gaining ability to breathe and swim underwater, powerful jaws and venomous fangs.

Chris Bradford/Akita Dogound (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series), was bitten by the Shredder's Akita and came in contact with mutagen, gaining a keen sense of hearing and smell, and superhuman strength with his left arm…

… when he came in contact with a second dosage of mutagen, he mutated into the skeletal werewolf Rahzar. In his new form retains his strength, regains his speed and agility and possesses razor sharp claws that he can project.

Vicious Circle (Image Comics)

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Anime/Manga

Frieza (Dragon Ball Series) is a mutant amongst his species, a trait he inherited from his father, which accounts to their abnormally high power level and cruelty.

Broly (Dragon Ball Super) is a mutant amongst the Saiyan race, explains his abnormally high power, growth rate, and ability to use the Great Ape power boost in humanoid form.

A mutated human, Utsuro (Gintama) was born under the effects of Earth's Altana, becoming the first and only natural immortal.

A mutated Yato, Kouka (Gintama) was born under the effects of Kouan's Altana, remaining immortal so long as she remains on the planet to draw from the source.

Orochimaru's (Naruto) test subjects.

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Video Games

After being kidnapped by Neo-Umbrella, Deborah Harper (Resident Evil 6), was forcibly injected with a mixture of different viruses and mutated into a spider-like monster.

After being killed by a gang of T-Abyss Virus Oozes, Rachel Foley (Resident Evil: Revelations), was revived by the T-Abyss Virus as an Ooze.

The Tyrant/T-Virus (Resident Evil series) normally infects humans into mindless zombies, though a small percentage of the population has the required genetic makeup for drastic mutations...

...And through cloning and infecting one of those people, The T-103 "Tyrant" was created.

The Nemesis-T Type (Resident Evil series) is a further mutation of the "Tyrants", created by implanting one with a mutagenic parasite.

The Golgotha/G-Virus (Resident Evil series) is a highly-advanced strain of the Progenitor Virus created by William Birkin. The virus possesses fierce-regenerative abilities that revitalize the body, but also mutates its host into a horrible monster.

William Birkin (Resident Evil 2) was the creator the Golgotha/G-Virus. After being mortally wounded, he infected himself with the virus, becoming a mutated creature of incredible strength, but slowly began to lose his humanity afterwards…

…as William became increasingly injured during his fights with Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield, the Golgotha/G-Virus rapidly healed and evolved his body to that a clawed juggernaut…

…In his third form, the Golgotha/G-Virus mutated William in a hulking, multi-armed brute with his humanity all but lost…

…At this point in his forth form, William lost any resemblance to that of a rational being, transforming into a ferocious bipedal monster…

…In his fifth and final form, William has sustained significant damage to the point where the Golgotha/G-Virus was unable to fully heal him, leaving him to become nothing more than a mindless mass of flesh and teeth.

Albert Wesker (Resident Evil) after absorbing the Uroborous

Chimeras (S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat) are Mutants that both behave like and resemble Panthers, having great running speed and leaping.

While their origin is a mystery on how they exactly came to be, the Pseudogiants (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series) are the most feared and most powerful Mutants within the zone, appearing as nothing more but bloated abdomens with limbs.

Being former Humans that have been exposed to radiation as well as the existing anomalies found throughout the zone, what they are supposed to be physiology wise, has been stripped away clean, turning them into monstrous Snorks (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series). Beyond that however is their increased muscle power and reflexes.

Alexei Stukov (Starcraft), the only infested terran to fully retain his original personality.

The Avian Mutants (System Shock) used to be normal infant Lizards inside eggs that had been affected by reverse-breeding the reptiles with the use of the Squamata order, combined with the use of exposing them to UV radiation.

Humanoid Mutants (System Shock) are the result of Humans being exposed to mutagenic viruses. Even though they are weak, they can be dangerous if there was a horde of them.

Plant Mutants (System Shock) used to be regular plants that have been exposed to viral mutagens within the groves of citadel station.

Created by S.H.O.D.A.N.’s V-5 Mutagen Virus, the Virus Mutants (System Shock) are a tad more powerful than the Humanoid Mutants, and are presumably former Humans as well.

After the Hybrids have been mutated further due to the Grubs having mutagenic properties, they turn into Rumblers (System Shock 2) which are faster, tougher, and stronger.

Makonoids (Final Fantasy VII) are former humans who were heavily mutated by exposure to concentrated Mako energy.

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Movies

Destoroyah (Godzilla) is a Kaiju that started as a colony of prehistoric crustaceans mutated by the Oxygen Destroyer.

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Live Action

The Peacock Family (X-Files) are a family of mutants resulting from generations of inbreeding

Eugene Tooms (The X-Files) was a semi-immortal parasitic mutant that could extend his life via eating human livers.

Leonard (The X-Files) was a mutant parasitic-twin capable of detaching from his brother and seeking out new hosts.

Rob Roberts (The X-Files) was a mutant who required human brain tissue to survive.

Dylan Lokensgard (The X-Files) was a mutant with control over insects, theorized by Scully to be a human-insect hybrid.

Albert Tanner (The X-Files) was a semi-immortal mutant with amazing regenerative abilities but also a requirement to eat cancerous tissue from humans.

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