Superpower Replication

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Superpower Replication
Through his Quirk - Copy, Neito Monoma (My Hero Academia) can replicate the Quirk of anyone he touches.
Power/Ability to:	Copy and use the powers/abilities of others.

"Every demon has an aspect of the Diaboli. I was born with the most curious ability: copy those aspects!"

― Marneao, explaining about his main power to replicate abilities. (My Best Friend Marneao)

The power to replicate the powers of others. Sub-power of Superpower Manipulation.

Also Called

• Ability Copying/Duplication/Imitation/Mimicry/Mirror/Replication
• Imitator/Mimicker/Replicator Physiology
• Power Copying/Duplication/Imitation/Mirror/Replication

Capabilities

Users are able to mimic and replicate the powers of objects and/or subjects around oneself. Unlike Empathic Mimicry, this is not empathic, but strictly physical or psychic as it simply mimics the psychic energy outputs, genetic structure or superhuman physiology that enable abilities in other people. User can even stack several powers together, which may lead to Power Mixture.

In addition, Power Replication can also come in useful as a support ability during battle. When the user's allies come across a threat that requires co-operation to take down, they can duplicate one of their own partner's powers, which can turn the tables against the enemy at full force. The power(s) the user copied may also get stronger when the user is near the original power user, making the copied power(s) stronger than the original power.

Applications

• Attack Replication: Replicate the attacks/techniques of others.
  • Attack Recording:
• Attribute Replication: Replicate the physical and mental attributes of others.
• Replicate a person's powers and use it as one's own.
• Ability Learning/Imprinting:
• Ability Transcendence:
• Adaptive Power Replication:
• Defense Replication: Replicate the defenses and defense techniques of others.
• Potential Replication: Replicate the potential of others or anything.
• Power Echo/Negation only after attacking head on.
• Power Mixture by combining copied powers.
• Power-Shifting/Opposition:
• Property Replication: Replicate properties.
• Skill Replication: Replicate the skills and techniques of others.
  • Combat Replication: Replicate the combat skills and techniques of others.
• Superpower Arsenal: Stockpile an arsenal of copied powers.
• Technique Reading:

Technique

• Ability Information Archiving:

Variations

• Ability Adoption:
• Ability Learning/Power Teaching: can copy other powers/abilities simply by learning how to use them. They can train/instruct/teach others how to use special powers/abilities. By observing the desired ability and focusing upon it, they can copy it.
  • Ability Imprinting:
• Adaptive Power Replication: Replicate another power and become immune to that power.
• Affinity Replication: Replicate the affinity of the others.
• Alien Power Replication: Replicate the powers of aliens.
• Animal Imitation: Mimic the traits of animals. This ability can be accompanied by touching the animal first or looking at the animal. One with this ability can mimic the Tri-chromatic color vision of a salamander, the agility of a gazelle, the flight of a hawk, the ferocity of a tiger, the crawling ability of a spider, the climbing agility of a monkey, the strength of an ant or the speed of a cheetah. Sometimes users may be able to mimic the skills, traits and or powers of higher order animals like humans or sentient demons.
• Aversion Replication: Replicate the aversions of others.
• Deceased Power Replication: Replicate the powers and abilities of the deceased.
• Demonic Power Replication: Replicate the power of demons.
• Divine Power Replication: Replicates the abilities of the gods.
• Empathic Mimicry: Absorb abilities and reproduce them based on the emotions that they are connected with.
• Energy Emulation: Scan and mimic the differing energy signatures spread across the energy spectrum.
• Evolving Power Replication: Acquire and tactfully augment originally weaker copied abilities.
• Fashion-Based Mimicry/Mimicry Form, also called Wardrobe-Based Mimicry, Clothing-Based Mimicry, Fashion-Based Abilities, Wardrobe-Based Abilities, or Clothing-Based Abilities or Clothing Generation: Gain superhuman powers based on the clothes one wears. By simply wearing a tuxedo, one with this ability might gain the ability Spying Skill; by wearing a lab coat and/or glasses, one might gain Superhuman Intelligence; by wearing a chef’s uniform, one might gain supreme cooking skill, and the like. This ability may be accompanied by a Fashion Sense.
  • Note: One with this ability employs a quantum sympathetic connection between a costume/outfit and the subject that the costume/outfit is supposed to look like (this same quantum connection may also make the user act like the subject they’re dressed like, until the user takes the costume off).
• Haemopotent Replication: Copy powers using blood as a medium.
• Hereditary Mimicry: Copy/emulate a trait, characteristic, or ability exhibited by one’s ancestors, or living relatives. See also Ancestral Evocation
• Illusory Power Replication: Creating the illusion of copying another's powers.
• Intuitive Replication: Copy and intuitively understand abilities.
• Knowledge Replication: Mimic non-power abilities (such as acrobatic skills or the ability to do math) by absorbing the knowledge, training, and memories of the target.
• Loyalty Based Power Replication: Copy powers by anyone being loyal to the user.
• Magic Replication: Replicate the magic of others or anything.
• Meta-Human Replication: Mimic the powers of metahumans/mutants.
• Possessive Power Replication: Replicate the abilities of others by taking over their bodies.
• Power Mimicry Potential: Have the immense potential to mimic the powers of others.
• Power Replication Field: Emit a field that allows the user to copy the powers of others within the field.
• Precognitive Power Replication: Replicate the powers seen in the future
• Proximity-Based Power Replication: Replicate powers when in the Proximity of others.
• Psyche/Aura Mimicry: Mimic the aura or psyche of subjects, instead of psychically realigning their genetics/psychic output/physical features.
• Reactionary Replication: Copy the powers of others after they have been used on the user.
• Retrocognitive Power Replication: Replicate the powers seen in the past
• Sensory Replication: Copy the senses of other people.
• Supernatural Arts Replication: Copy the Supernatural Arts of others.
• Tactile Power Replication: Copy the powers of others through touch.
• Technical Power Replication: Duplicate powers & skills via technological/mechanical/digital means.
  • Engineering Mimicry: Machine based ability replication. Observe and duplicate the efficacious nature of mechanical conception.
• Telepathic Mimicry: Copy another's power via a telepathic link.
• Visual Power Replication: Copy the powers of others through observation.

Associations

• Action Replication
• Alien Physiology
• Avatar Replication
• Bionic Physiology
  • Superior Machine Physiology
• Clone Physiology
• Concept Replication
• Destiny Chosen
• Destiny Unchosen
• Elemental Replication
• Energy Replication
• Future Replication
• Interior Mimicry
• Mimicry Inducement
• Opposite Mimicry
• Past Replication
• Power Mimicry Bestowal
• Superior Human Physiology
• Superior Traits Combination
• Total Mimicry
• Type Replication

Limitations

• Unlike Superpower Absorption, the users are unable to steal the powers, just replicate them as their own. Whereas the former assimilates them which in turn causes the target to permanently/temporarily lose their abilities, the latter is not capable of doing such.
• Cannot replicate Omnipotence, Omnipresence, Omniscience or other Omnipotent Powers.
• Despite the powers being replicated from other opponents, the powers will still have every single limitation that the abilities would possibly possess, for example, Fire Manipulation is useless against Fire Immunity.
• Cannot copy the powers of users of Power Mimicry Immunity, Power Anchoring or Singularity.
  • Offensive Immunity
  • Weak against Uniqueness
• Accumulation may cause a power overload.
• Physical powers, like Multiple Hearts, and Fang Retraction, may be painful to replicate.
• May only be able to copy a limited number of powers at a time, unless the user can overcome their limitations.
  • May only copy one power at a time, and they replicate another one, the power they currently possess will be discarded upon being replaced.
• Does not work against Replication Negation.
• May need physical contact to mimic powers.
• Unless the user has Visual Power Replication, may need eye contact to mimic powers.
• May lose replicated powers and need to re-replicate again to retain them.
• May not be able to replicate technology-based abilities, only to replicate the power to manipulate it, unless they have Object Replication or Technology Imitation.
• May not be able to choose what powers they can copy from their opponents. In short, the power in question will be quite unruly as it'll just simply copy every single power possible that the opponent or ally has.
• May be permanent on the target and/or user, meaning they wouldn't be able to discard the powers as they choose to unless they possess Power Discarding.
• Higher-level powers may be more difficult to copy.
• The current replicated power can be replaced if the user touches another person with powers.
• Unless the user can resist/overcome their limitations, certain combinations of powers may be painful together.
• May be unable to mimic copied/stolen powers.
• May be unable to evolve/improve the power as the original user can unless they also have Enhanced Power Replication.
• May not be effective if the opponent is using a different move or style.
• May not be able to copy powers from different species unless user have DNA Replication or Genetic Mimicry.
• May not be able to copy powers from different sources.
• It may not work if the target is too much more powerful than the user.

Known Users

See also: Power Copying.

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Ludger (Alive: The Final Evolution)
• Jin Kazaragi (Area D)
• Rhya (Black Clover)
• Loyd Lloyd (Bleach); via "The Yourself"
• Roka Paramia (Bleach)
• Tokinada Tsunayashiro (Bleach); via "Enrakyōten"
• Cell (Dragon Ball series); via Genetic Memory
• Majin Buu (Dragon Ball series); via "Mimicry"
• Moro (Dragon Ball series); after absorbing Seven-Three
• Seven-Three (Dragon Ball series)
• August (Fairy Tail); limited to Caster-type magic
• Gemini (Fairy Tail)
• Kurohebi (Fairy Tail)
• Rufus Lohr (Fairy Tail); via "Memory Make"
• Velveno (Fairy Tail)
• Aldoron (Fairy Tail: The 100 Years Quest); via God Seeds
• Chloe von Einzbern (Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA); via Archer Card
• Illyasviel von Einzbern (Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA); via Class Cards
• Miyu Edelfelt (Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA ILLYA); via Class Cards
• Kenshiro (Fist of the North Star)
• Mikan Sakura (Gakuen Alice)
• Ihwa/Hero Killer (Hero Killer)
• Meruem (Hunter X Hunter)
• Ging Freecss (Hunter X Hunter)
• Yuta Okkotsu (Jujutsu Kaisen)
• Stecasse King (Kinnikuman)
• Carl P. Accio (The Law of Ueki)
• Nova (Magic Knight Rayearth)
• Kayo Komura (Mahou Shoujo Site)
• Magical Roe (Marchen Awakens Romance)
• Himari Azuma (Mato Seihei no Slave); via "Learning"
• Medaka Kurokami (Medaka Box)
• Neito Monoma (My Hero Academia)
• Himiko Toga (My Hero Academia); via "Transform"
• Sharingan users (Naruto)
• Kabuto Yakushi (Naruto)
• Urashiki Ōtsutsuki (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations)
• Adam Blade (Needless)
• Kim Dokja (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint)
• Charlotte Brûlée (One Piece); via the "Mira Mira no Mi"
• Seraphim (One Piece); via "Green Blood"
• Garou (One-Punch Man); Cosmic Fear Mode
• Miden (Pretty Cure)
• Adam (Record of Ragnarok)
• Gyokuro Shuzen (Rosario + Vampire II)
• Karen Travers (Scarlet Nexus)
• Anti (SSSS.GRIDMAN')
• Rensa (Toaru Majutsu no Index)
• Guy Crimson (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime)
• Kaede Kaburagi (Tiger and Bunny)
• Baam (Tower of God)
• Lugh (Trinity Seven)
• Billy Alfred (Undead Unluck) via Unfair
• Guitar (Violinist of Hameln)
• Ryu Yamada (Yamada-kun to Nana Nin no Majo)
• Majari (Yu Yu Hakusho)
• Midora (Toriko); via Mirror Neurons

Comics/Cartoons

• Amazo (DC Comics)
• Animal Man (DC Comics); via Animal Mimicry
• Composite Man (DC Comics)
• Lyla (DC Comics)
• Joseph Meach/Composite Superman (DC Comics)
• Paragon (DC Comics)
• Ashley Rayburn/Primer (DC Comics)
• Thrust (DC Comics)
• Vixen (DC Comics); via Animal Mimicry
• Various Metahumans (DC Comics)
• The Canadian (The Guardian Project)
• Black Swan (Marvel Comics)
• Copycat/Vanessa Carlysle (Marvel Comics); via Shapeshifting
• Geiger (Marvel Comics); limited to gamma mutates
• Josef Huber/The Isolationist (Marvel Comics)
• Meggan (Marvel Comics)
• Mimic (Marvel Comics)
• Calvin Rankin/Mimic of Earth 12 (Marvel Comic)
• Protégé (Marvel Comics)
• Regent (Marvel Comics)
• David Richards (Marvel Comics)
• Hope Summers (Marvel Comics); limited to mutants
• Various Mutants (Marvel Comics)
• Super Adaptoid (Marvel Comics)
• Rick Wilder/Combo Man (Marvel Comics)
• Super-Skrulls (Marvel Comics)
  • Kl'rt
• Replica (Marvel Comic)
• Symbiotes (Marvel Comics)
• David Xavier/Proteus (Marvel Comics)
• Bootleg (New Men)
• Inhabitants of the Shadow Dimension (Archie's Sonic the Comic)
• Metamorphia (Sonic the Comic)
• Slimebiotes (Ben 10: Omniverse)
• Eunice (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
• Toa Pouks (Bionicle); Via Mask of Emulation
• Piraka Vezok (Bionicle)
• Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom)
• Amazo ((Justice League Unlimited/DC Animated Universe/DCAU))
• Vixen ((Justice League Unlimited/DC Animated Universe/DCAU)); via Animal Mimicry
• Duplico (Combo Ninos)
• Elemental Masters of Amber (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
  • Skylor
  • Skylor's Mother
• Lila Rossi/Chameleon (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
• Strikeback (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir)
• Heroes wax statues controlled by Manipula (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir)
• Carol/Silver Spark (OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes)
• Copycat (Paw Patrol); via meteor power.
• Lon (Sendokai Champions)
• Avery Mann/Everyman (The Simpsons)
• Mimkey (Slugterra)
• Anathar (Wakfu)
• The Chameleon (Kung Fu Panda)
• Tommy (Get 'Em Tommy)

Literature

• Emmaline Duchannes (The Caster Chronicles); Empath Caster
• The Overlord (Frenzy Series)
• Pittacus Lore (The Lorien Legacies)
• Number Four (The Lorien Legacies)
• Zaniff/Banshevus (The Lorien Legacies)
• Han Sen (Super Gene); via Dongxuan Sutra
• Grue (Worm)
• Tohu (Worm)

Live Television/Movies/Theater

• A.M.A.Z.O. (Arrowverse)
• Amaya Jiwe/Vixen (Arrowverse); via Animal Mimicry
• Carson Williams (Arrowverse)
• Kuasa (Arrowverse); via Animal Mimicry
• Mari McCabe/Vixen (Arrowverse); via Animal Mimicry
• Mark Blaine/Chillblaine (Arrowverse); via gauntlets
• Phoebe Halliwell (Charmed); via Empathy
• Matthew Tate (Charmed); has to be physically exposed to another power first
• Zachary (Charmed); via Telepathy
• Punn (The Gifted (Thai))
• Gabriel Gray/Sylar (Heroes)
• Peter Petrelli (Heroes)
• Samson Gray (Heroes)
• Daniel Davenport (Lab Rats: Bionic Island)
• MechaMew2 (Pokemon Live!)
• January (Secret Society of Second-Born Royals)
• Sentinel Mk X (X-Men Movies)

Video Games

• Copen (Azure Striker: Gunvolt); via a variety of gadgets
• All Bloody Roar characters (Bloody Roar)
• Dmitrii Blinov (Castlevania)
• Iparu (Chaotic)
• Raidou (Dead or Alive)
• Apocalymon (Digimon)
• Sephirothmon/Sakkakumon (Digimon)
• Rubick the Grand Magus (Dota 2)
• Bartz Klauser (Final Fantasy V)
• Kimahri Ronso (Final Fantasy X)
• Yuna, Rikku, and Paine (Final Fantasy X-2); via Blue Mage dressphere
• Arfoire (Hyperdimension Neptunia)
• Ultradimension Neptune (Hyperdimension Neptunia); via Nep-Note
• Delsin Rowe (Infamous Second Son)
• Kirby (Kirby series)
• Sylas (League of Legends)
• Lux (League of Legends); as stated in her lore
• Ypsilon (Luminous Avenger iX 2)
• Hanna Sarasa (Magia Record)
• Bass (Megaman)
• Megaman (Megaman)
• Protoman (Megaman)
• Weapons Archive (Megaman)
• X (Mega Man X)
• Axl (Mega Man X); via Copy Shot and Weapon Change (X7 only)
• Model A (Mega Man ZX Advent)
• Beck (Mighty No.9); via ReXelection
• Valentina (Mobile Legends Bang Bang)
• Chameleon (Mortal Kombat)
• Khameleon (Mortal Kombat)
• Shinnok (Mortal Kombat)
• Shujinko (Mortal Kombat)
• Lucien (Mr Love: Queen's Choice)
• Duplighosts (Paper Mario Series)
  • Lee (Paper Mario)
  • Doopliss (Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door)
• Ditto (Pokémon)
• Mew (Pokémon)
• Users of "Copycat", "Mimic", "Sketch", "Me First", or "Mirror Move" (Pokémon)
  • Ditto
• Alex Mercer (Prototype)
• James Heller (Prototype 2)
• Adam (Shuumatsu no Valkyrie: Record of Ragnarok); via "Eyes of the Lord"
• The Morrigan (Smite)
• Emerl (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Metal Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Heavy Magician (Sonic Mania)
• Marisa Kirisame (Touhou Project)
• Satori Komeiji (Touhou Project)
• Mei Mei (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Resident Mind (HOURS)
• Masamune/Ayane Ichijou (Full Metal Daemon Muramasa)

Web Original/Comics/Series

• Entity 33 - "The King" (The Backrooms)
• SCP-2006 - Too Spooky (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-3167 - Character Assassin (SCP Foundation)
• Blaire Vherestorm (Stupid Mario Brothers)
• Mecha Sonic (Super Mario Bros. Z)
• John Doe (unOrdinary)
• Counterpoint (Whateley Universe)
• 666:Satan (The God of Highschool)

Known Objects

• Enrakyōten (Bleach)
• Spirit Totem (DC Comics/Arrowverse); via Animal Imitation
• Void Wanzang the Library (Honkai Impact 3rd)
• Compact Mirror (Mahou Shoujo Site)
• Kopi Kopi no Mi (One Piece)
• Green Blood (One Piece)
• Meteor (Paw Patrol); via Meteorite Induced Powers
• Second Prana (Sidekicks)

Gallery

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

Ludger (Alive: The Final Evolution) can copy the powers of "Comrades".

Roka Paramia (Bleach) can duplicate any power as long as she has collected enough data on it.

Tokinada Tsunayashiro (Bleach) wielding his clan's Zanpakutō, Enrakyōten, which allows the wielder to utilize any Zanpakutō they have witnessed.

Cell (Dragon Ball series) can use the abilities and techniques of all the people whose DNA makes up his being, includign Goku's Kamehameha.

OG73-1/Seventhree (Dragon Ball series) is an artificial lifeform capable to copy the powers of others by grabbing their necks.

August (Fairy Tail) can replicate any caster type magic and nullify his enemy's powers.

Velveno (Fairy Tail) using Magical Drain to copy the Magic of any person he comes in contact with.

Mikan Sakura (Gakuen Alice) can either permanently steal an Alice or copy the Alice at will.

Yuta Okkotsu (Jujutsu Kaisen) can replicate any curse technique as long as Rika eats part of the original user.

Magical Roe (Marchen Awakens Romance) is in possession of a Unique type ÄRM called Mimic Medallion. With this, Roe is able to copy the powers of an opponent's ÄRM.

Kakashi Hataki (Naruto) was known as the Copy Ninja for having used his Sharingan to copy over one thousand Jutsu.

Urashiki Ōtsutsuki (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations) using Shadow Paralysis Jutsu after he stole it from Shikadai...

...and Temari's Wind Style: Sea Dragon.

With his "Bookmark" skill, Kim Dokja (Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint) can duplicate the skills of up to 3 people as long as he has a deep understanding of them.

After removing her limiter, Gyokuro Shuzen's (Rosario + Vampire) Enemy Zero ability expands to allow her to copy other monsters' powers.

Anti (SSSS.GRIDMAN) can mimic his opponent's abilities in an instant...

...as demonstrated through deploying his own version of Gridman's Buster Grid Missiles.

Cartoons

Eunice (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)

Amazo (Justice League Unlimited/DC Animated Universe/DCAU)

Vixen (Justice League Unlimited/DC Animated Universe/DCAU) can mimic the abilities and traits of any animal she chooses with her mystical amulet, such as...

…the speed of a cheetah...

…or the strength of an elephant.

Skylor (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu) replicating Kai's Pyrokinesis Abilities.

Avery Mann/Everyman (The Simpsons) absorbs...

...Plastic Man's powers and...

...Iron Man's armor by touching a comic book.

Heroes wax statues (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir) were programed by Manipula to copy the actual heroes' powers.

The Chameleon (Kung Fu Panda) can use her extremely long tongue to ensnare her victims and absorb their chi (abilities and skills) into herself. This seems to severely weaken them as after his power was absorbed, Tai Lung could barely stand and was easily defeated.

Tommy (Get 'Em Tommy) has the power to copy the moves of other heroes by inserting VHS Tapes into his head.

Comics

Animal Man (DC Comics)

Ashley Rayburn/Primer (DC Comics)

Composite Man (DC Comics)

Joseph Meach/Composite Superman (DC Comics) possessed all legion of super-heroes' powers.

Paragon (DC Comics)

Vixen (DC Comics)

Calvin Rankin/The Mimic (Marvel Comics) is able to copy the knowledge, skills, and powers (if any) of every individual within a certain range of him, including ...

...the powers of the original X-Men and Professor X...

...the fighting ability of a boxing expert...

...Cyclops' optic blast and Colossus' steel skin.

David Xavier/Proteus (Marvel Comics)

Hope Summers (Marvel Comics) can copy powers by Empathic Mimicry.

The Klyntar/Symbiotes such as Venom (Marvel Comics), can replicate the powers of their current host and pass it on to the next host and the symbiote's progeny, with Venom himself having gained the spider powers through his bond with Spider-Man, and unlike Spider-Man he can create his own webs and bypass his Spider-Sense.

Meggan (Marvel Comics)

Protege (Marvel Comics)

Regent (Marvel Comics)

Replica (Marvel Comics)

Rick Wilder/Combo Man (Marvel Comics)

Super-Adaptoid (Marvel Comics)

Super-Skrulls (Marvel Comics)

Metamorphia (Sonic the Comic) can adapt certain powers along with her shapeshifting form; for example, by morphing into Sonic, she can mimic his speed.

Grunge (Wildstorm Comics) can mimic powers as well as matter/energy.

Live Television/Movies

Using the Mirakuru serum hybrid being pumped inside it, the A.M.A.Z.O. (Arrowverse) was able to scan an individual's DNA, enabling it to use their powers and abilities.

Matthew Tate (Charmed) copies Prue's power.

Peter Petrelli (Heroes) mimics Precognitive Artistry.

Daniel Davenport (Lab Rats) can replicate the bionic abilities of both Bionic Humans or Bionic Androids when he touches them to obtain whatever set of abilities they have. When he touches another person, the old set is replaced with the new one.

MechaMew2 (Pokemon Live!) can learn any Pokemon attack that is used on it.

Carson Williams (Arrowverse)

Video Games

Raidou (Dead or Alive) can copy any ninja skill or technique upon observation.

Apocalymon (Digimon)

Sephirothmon/Sakkakumon (Digimon)

The ultimate technique of Rubick the Grand Magus (Dota 2) is to copy the last technique used by his enemy and use it just as well.

Bartz Klauser (Final Fantasy V)

Delsin Rowe (Infamous: Second Son) can replicate any power when in physical contact with any primary conductor.

Kirby (Kirby) is a well-known user of this ability, capable of copying the powers of his enemies by swallowing them or their attacks.

Mega Man (Mega Man) can copy the weapons and powers of other Robot Masters.

After defeating and absorbing Brandish corrupted Xel, Beck (Mighty No.9) can change his appearance and able to use a few moves of Brandish had.

Alex Mercer (Prototype)

James Heller (Prototype 2)

Emerl (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Metal Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Mecha Sonic (Super Mario Bros. Z)

Seth (Street Fighter) is able to copy the special abilities and techniques of other fighters via the Tanden Engine embedded in his abdomen.

Masamune (FMD Muramasa) Shinogi: Karmic Balance allow the user to perfectly replicate any supernatural power attack that touched it armor.

The Chameleon (Kung Fu Panda)

Web Comics/Original

Blaire Vherestorm (Stupid Mario Brothers) is able to "learn" power.

Videos

The Team Vs Parasite - The Original Team - Young Justice Fights-2

"The Imitator" Collab (hosted by Shuriken)-2

The Imitator Collab 2 (hosted by Shuriken)-2