- "We are Borg!"
- ― Seven of Nine (Star Trek)
The power to assimilate any technological objects into one's body and make it part of oneself. Variation of Biological Absorption. Not to be confused with Technology Imitation.
Contents
Also Called
- Technology Absorption/Assimilation
- Technological Absorption
Capabilities
User can assimilate any technological objects into their body and make it one with the user.
Applications
- Adaptation Absorption - relative to machines.
- Cyber Mind
- Gun Protrusion
- Infusion
- Interface Creation
- Robotization
Variations
Associations
- Biological Absorption
- Cyberorganism Physiology
- Mechanical Intuition
- Mechanical Morphing
- Nanite Manipulation
- Technoformation
- Technology Manipulation
Limitations
- Need technology around to be of use.
- May need to start out with Biological Assimilation to gain this.
- Robotization may happen if used to much.
- Short circuit may be an issue.
Known Users
Comics/Cartoons
- Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10)
- Nicolai Technus (Danny Phantom)
- Brainiac (DC Comics)
- Brainiac 5 (DC Comics)
- Cyborg (DC Comics)
- Cyborg-Superman (DC Comics)
- Metallo (DC Comics)
- Arkea (Marvel Comics)
- Hard-Drive (Marvel Comics)
- Scorn (Marvel Comics)
- Tin Man (Marvel Comics)
- Ultron (Marvel Comics)
- Techlonizer (Miraculous Ladybug)
- Optimus Prime (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen)
- Agent Venom (Ultimate Spider-Man)
Anime/Manga
- Snowdrop (Beatless)
- General Rilldo (Dragon Ball GT)
- Android 13 (Dragon Ball Z)
- Lagann (Gurren Lagann)
- The B.R.A.I. (Juushinki Pandora)
- Drakken Joe (Edens Zero); via Mutated Form
Video Games
- Vayne Carudas Solidor (Final Fantasy XII); as the Undying
- Krudzu (Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Krudzu Hybrid Hydra (Sonic the Hedgehog)
- Zero (Mega Man series)
- Dr. Wiel (Mega Man Zero series)
Television/Movies
- The Borg (Star Trek)
- Cybermen (Doctor Who)
- Alpha (Men in Black: The Series)
Others
- Technopath (Prey)
- Truth (Eureka Seven AO)
- Makino (Max Steel)
- Prozen (Zoids)
Gallery
After his change into a cyborg, Victor Stone (DC Comics) can control and/or alienate tech/machines at will.
Cyborg Superman (DC Comics) has the innate ability to merge with and alternate any source of technology making him part of it and vice versa be it remotely or directly.
Through a series of empowerment's and upgrades, Metallo (DC Comics) is able to physiologically absorb cybernetics and technology into himself, growing to monolithic proportions as a gesture of his modifications.
General Rilldo (Dragon Ball GT) can merge with the technology on his entire home planet.
After having subverted the global environmental regulations system I.S.A.A.C, Ultron (Marvel Comics) had effectively assimilated its faux environs becoming a living moon.
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Brainiac and Lex Luthor (Justice League Unlimited) fused with the Dark Heart nanotechnology.
Agent Venom's (Ultimate Spider-Man) symbiote can assimilate technology, such as the Beetle's missile launchers.
Malware (Ben 10: Omniverse)
Technus (Danny Phantom) can assemble technology and create his own battle suit that increase his durability and strength.
Ultron (Marvel Comics)
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