The ability to pick pockets without being noticed. Sub-power of Enhanced Thievery.
Also Called
- Enhanced Pick-Pocketing/Pocket-Picking
- Pocket-Picking
- Stealthy Kleptomania/Pick-Pocketing/Pocket-Picking
Capabilities
User can pick the pockets and steal from anyone without them noticing.
Associations
Limitations
- May require tools to achieve.
- Victims may still notice afterwards.
- Uses of Enhanced Awareness may be aware of the user before they gets pick-pocketed.
Known Users
See also: Affectionate Pickpocket and Percussive Pickpocket.
- Sam Winchester (Supernatural)
- Bender (Futurama)
- Silvers Rayleigh (One Piece)
- Nami (One Piece)
- Kitsune (Usagi Yojimbo)
- Black Cat (Marvel Comics)
- Selina Kyle/Catwoman (DC Comics)
- Bruce Wayne/Batman (DC Comics)
- Members of the Cooper Clan (Sly series)
- Bentley (Sly series)
- Assassins (Assassins Creed)
- Manic (Sonic Underground)
- Sheridan (Babylon 5)
- Kai (Legend of Korra)
- Ruffnut Thorsten (Dreamworks Dragons)
- Vaan (Final Fantasy XII)
- Thief (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
- The Player (Elder Scrolls Series)
- Parker (Leverage)
Gallery
A master of stealth, batman (DC Comics) can also pickpocket.
Bentley (Sly series) outfitted his wheelchair with magnets and robotic arms specifically for the purpose of pick-pocketing.
Among many other thief-based skills, Assassins (Assassins Creed) are trained in the art of pick-pocketing.
Trained by thiefs, Manic (Sonic Underground) is able to pick-pocket others expertly.
Having spent time on the streets, Kai (Legend of Korra) is an impressive thief and pickpocket, having even used his ability to airbend for this very task.
Ruffnut Thorsten (Dreamworks Dragons) was able to swipe the keys to her cell from the guard with no one noticing.