Satellite Mimicry

Satellite Mimicry
There (Kamen Rider Zero-One) is an artificial intelligence that takes a form of a satellite.
Power/Ability to:	Be/transform into a satellite/space station.

The power to be or transform into a satellite or space station. Technique of Satellite Manipulation. Variation of Spacecraft Mimicry.

Also Called

• Artificial Satellite Mimicry/Physiology
• Orbit Station/Space Station Mimicry/Physiology
• Satellite Physiology

Capabilities

The user either is or can transform into a satellite or space station, enabling the centripetal observational orbit of global astral bodies. They may have the traits of a monitoring station with surveillance and computer programming capacity, military stealth satellite with weaponry, shielding and microelectronic-counter relays to avoid detection, etc.

Applications

• Computer Mimicry
  • Artificial Intelligence Physiology
  • Computer Operation Mastery
  • Data Manipulation
  • Surveillance Mastery
• Fortress Mimicry
  • Body Storage
  • Electronic Communication
  • Fortification Creation
  • Habitable Anatomy
  • Robotic Manipulation
• FTL Transmission Manipulation
• Media Manipulation
  • Internet Manipulation
  • Video Manipulation
  • Radio Manipulation
• Orbital Field
  • Magnetic Projectile
  • Orbital Bombardment
  • Volatile Force Manipulation
• Satellite Attacks
• Vacuum Adaptation

Variations

• Isolation Field Generation
• Laser Manipulation
• Modulation Manipulation
• Orbital Optic Array
• Robotic Manipulation
• Rocket Manipulation
• Satellite Manipulation
  • Satellite Generation
• Sensory Field Generation
• Stealth Mode
  • Tracking Evasion
• Technoformation
• Weather Manipulation

Associations

• Bionic Physiology
• Control Manipulation
• Extraterrestrial Robot
• Laser Generation
• Orbital Debris Manipulation
• Missile Generation
• Support Powers
• Technology Manipulation
• Vehicle Mimicry
  • Spacecraft Mimicry
• Weapon Mimicry

Limitations

• May find it hard to enter and/or leave orbit.

Known Users

• PCA Satellite (Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon)
• Iddie (Big Guy and Rusty The Boy Robot)
• Dizzy Spiralaxy (CRiTORA)
• Nikolai Technus (Danny Phantom)
• Brother Eye (DC Comics)
• Bruce Wayne of Earth -44/Murder Machine (DC Comics)
• Doomsday (DC Comics)
• Hank Henshaw/Cyborg Superman (DC Comics)
• Song (Arrowverse/The Flash: Season Zero)
• Technovores (Iron Man: Rise of Technovore)
• Ark/Kamen Rider Ark-Zero (Kamen Rider Zero-One)
• There (Kamen Rider Zero-One)
• Chachamaru Karakuri (Mahou Sentai Negima!/Negima! Magister Negi Magi); via Pactio
• JD (Metal Gear)
• The Tet/Sally (Oblivion)
• Anne-Droid V2.1 (Stretch Panic!)
• Cross-Blade (Strikers 1945)
• Geo-Bite (Strikers 1945)
• Soundwave (Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen)
• Trypticon (Transformers: War for Cybertron)
• Satellite Series (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
  • Satellite Base
  • Satellite Cannon
  • Satellite Laser Balsam
• Satellite Synchron (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
• Satellite Warrior (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Gallery

The Bruce Wayne of Earth -44/Murder Machine (DC Comics) becoming the Justice League Headquarters.

Hank Henshaw/Cyborg Superman (DC Comics) cooperating the JLA Satellite.

After getting struck by the Dark Matter from the Particle Accelerator explosion, Song (Arrowverse/The Flash: Season Zero) fused him with the Dark Star Satellite he was stationed in.

The Technovore (Iron Man: Rise of Technovore) imitating the Howard Satellite system.

The predecessor of There, the Ark/Kamen Rider Ark-Zer (Kamen Rider Zero-One) was an AI that takes a form of a satellite.

JD (Metal Gear)

Anne-Droid V2.1 (Stretch Panic) was transmorphed into a living Satellite by the Demons of Vanity.

Cross-Blade (Strikers 1945) in his satellite...

...and two,...

...separated mecha forms

Geo-Bite (Strikers 1945) in his satellite...

...and robot forms

Soundwave (Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen) as a satellite.

Satellite Base (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Satellite Cannon (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Satellite Laser Balsam (Yu-Gi-Oh!)