The ability to utilize a robotic arm. A sub-power of Attachment, Bionic Physiology, and Technorganic Physiology.
Also Called
- Bionic Arm
- Cyber Arm
- Cyborg Arm
- Mecha Arm
- Cyber Gauntlet
- Cybernetic Arm
Capabilities
Users are able to wield a programmable, mechanical arm that is similar to that of a human arm. The arm can be programmed and designed in order to fit the need of the user. Some robotic arms are to be assembled or disassembled to various forms of technology, allowing the user to perform system checks, enhancements, and upgrades.
Applications
- Blade Retraction
- Chain Projection
- Charged Attacks
- Claw Retraction
- Energy Blasts
- Enhanced Durability
- Enhanced Strength
- Gun Protrusion
- Jackhammer Arms
- Rocket Fists
Associations
- May be accompanied by High-Tech Exoskeleton.
Limitations
- May be limited to only one arm.
- May require a power battery in order to function.
- May be inferior to stronger tech.
Known Users
- Jack (Samurai Jack); when facing the Ultrarobots.
- Patheons (MegaMan Zero series)
- Users of Automail (Fullmetal Alchemist)
- Bucky (Marvel Comics)
- Reploids (Megaman series)
- Nathan Spencer (Bionic Commando)
- Van Kleiss (Generator Rex)
- Victor Stone/Cyborg (DC Comics)
- Adam Jensen (Deus Ex: Human Revolution)
- Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)
- Z (One Piece)
- Forge (X-Men: Evolution)
- Long John Silver (Treasure Planet)
- Vriska Serket (Homestuck)
- Arsenal (DC Comics)
- Kessler (Infamous)
Gallery
Jack (Samurai Jack) acquired a cybernetic power-gauntlet from the scientist, Exdor in order to defeat the Ultrarobots.
Pantheon Fist. (MegaMan Zero 3)
Pantheon Warrior. (MegaMan Zero)
Nathan Spencer (Bionic Commando)
Vash the Stampede (Trigun) using the hidden gun within his cybernetic left arm.
"Black Arm" Zephyr/Z (One Piece: Flim Z) possesses an incredible powerful prosthetic arm known as the Battle Smasher.
Kessler (inFAMOUS)
Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist)
Barret Wallace (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)