- "You think the realm of the mystical is limited to ancient texts and relics? That bad old science made the magic go away? The divine exists in cyberspace same as out here."
- ― Jenny Calendar, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The power to utilize technological magic. Form of Magic. Combination of Magic and Technology Manipulation. Not to be confused with Technomagic.
Also Called
- Technomancy
- Techno-Mysticism
Capabilities
The user is capable of using magic to affect or replicate the technology. The user is capable of communicating with technological entities, using their own body as a conduit to technology and casting spells and enchantments that result in some sort of cyber-related effect. The user is basically utilizing science and technology as though as if it was a paranormal element like fire or blood.
Applications
- Ambient Resource Construction
- Artificial Life Creation
- Bionic Physiology
- Bio-Tech Manipulation
- Cyberlingualism
- Computer Interaction
- Digital Magic
- Electromagnetism Magic
- Electronic Communication
- Enhanced Inventing/Supernatural Inventing/Absolute Inventing
- Esoteric Technology Manipulation
- Exorcism
- Gun Limbs
- Hologram Interaction
- Living Power Plant
- Information Transferal
- Interface Manipulation
- Machine Lord Physiology
- Mechanical Weapon Construct
- Micro-Tech Manipulation
- Omnilingualism
- Organism-Artificial Intelligence Synergy
- Orgamech Manipulation
- Robotization
- Technomechanical Manipulation
- Technological Constructs
- Technology Imitation
- Technology Manipulation
- Technomagical Constructs
- Technorganic Physiology
- Urban Empowerment
- Urban Magic
Variations
Associations
Limitations
- Magic Negation/Magic Destruction
- May become powerless in uncivilized environments unless they carry electronic devices.
Known Users
- Janna of the Kalderash/Jenny Calendar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Willow Rosenberg (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
- Michael Newman (Click); via Universal Remote
- Dorma Anim (Fairy Tail)
- Hibiki Lates (Fairy Tail)
- Racer (Fairy Tail); via Grand Death Prix
- Ajuka Beelzebub (Highschool DxD); via Kankara Formula
- Illium (MapleStory)
- Doctor Doom (Marvel Comics)
- Mary LeBow (Marvel Comics)
- Pkzkrfmknna/Kanna (Marvel Comics)
- Various Spiritron-Hackers (Fate/Extra)
- Chao Lingshen (Negima)
- Technomages (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog); via magitek
- Tech Spell Punks (Skylanders)
- Tecna (Winx Club)
- Wizard world (Wizards of Waverly Place)
- Iteration X (World of Darkness/Mage: The Ascension)
- Dairine Callahan (Young Wizards)
- Kit Rodriguez (Young Wizards)
Gallery
Jenny Calendar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), is a technopagan, employing modern technology such as the Internet to delve into the mystical world.
Willow Rosenberg (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) using magic to interface with her computer, allowing much faster hacking.
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Hibiki (Fairy Tail)
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Dorma Anim (Fairy Tail)
Racer (Fairy Tail)
As a spiriton-hacker (Fate/EXTRA), Aoko Aozaki is skilled with modifying individual souls by hacking them directly to increase one attribute or another.
Julius B. Harwey, a known spiriton-hacker (Fate/EXTRA).
Ajuka Beelzebub (Highschool DxD) is a brilliant genius in the Devil's supernatural technology and via Kankara Formula can use mystical calculations to rewrite reality.
Mary Lebow (Marvel Comics) performing exorcism via electronics.
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Pkzkrfmknna/Kanna (Marvel Comics)
Tecna (Winx Club)
