Possessive Power Replication

Possessive Power Replication
The Carnage Symbiote (Marvel Comics) eventually realized how to possessively assimilate the certain aspects of empowered individuals through its natural hosting abilities.
Power/Ability to:	Copy powers of others via possession.

The power to replicate the powers of others through possession. Sub-power of Consciousness Transferal. Combination of Superpower Replication and Possession. Not to be confused with Possessive Power Absoprtion.

Also Called

• Symbiotic/Parasitic Power Replication/Mimesis/Copying

Capabilities

The user can simulate the powers of others after having possessed them. Maintaining a genetic or energetic template enables the retention and maintenance of said powers long after taking on a personalized form of one's own.

Applications

• Possession
• Superpower Replication
  • Ability Imprinting

Associations

• Superior Human Physiology
  • Prime Superior Human Physiology
• Ultimate Power
• Soul Replication
• Mental Mimicry
  • Knowledge Replication
• DNA Replication
  • Genetic Mimicry
• Aura Mimicry

Limitations

• Power Mimicry Immunity and Possession Immunity.
• Acquisition of said abilities may only be temporary.

Known Users

• Kilobot (Cubix: Robots for Everyone)
• Jenova (Final Fantasy VII)
• Klarc/Bizzaro (DC Comics/Smallville)
• Klyntar/Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
  • Carnage Symbiote
• En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (Marvel Comics/X-Men Movies)
• Orochimaru (Naruto)

Gallery

Apocalypse (Marvel Comics) often maintains whatever abilities he gains from those whose forms he'd possessed in the past.

Klarc (Smallville) was a Kryptonian experiment whom could assimilate the unique traits of people after having overshadowed them. Making their abilities their own.