The power to mimic the abilities, and traits, of technology. Technique of Technology Manipulation. Not to be confused with Bionic Physiology.
Also Called
- Machine Imitation
- Machine Mimicry
- Technology Mimicry
- Technology Power Mimicry/Replication
Capabilities
The user can use/imitate technology powers, they can become more like a robot, have the abilities of a television, be more like a computer and so on. They cannot transform into technology, as this power only enables the user to mimic machine traits while still in their original form. Some users can mimic multiple machines at once.
Applications
- Use and imitate machine traits and abilities.
- Posses any special abilities of machines.
Variations
- Animatronic Physiology
- Automaton Physiology
- Clockwork Physiology
- Device Physiology
- Dieselpunk Physiology
- Digital Form
- Mecha Physiology
- Nanite Artificial Intelligence Physiology
- Nanite Mimicry
- Spacecraft Physiology
- Steampunk Physiology
- Submarine Physiology
Associations
- Advanced Technology
- Bionic Physiology
- Cosmological Machine Physiology
- Exotic Technology
- Machine Empowerment
- Machine Mode
- Mechanical Morphing
- Technology Manipulation
- Technorganic Physiology
Limitations
- Cannot transform into machines.
- May be limited to mimicking only the machines they have observed.
- May take on specific traits of a machine.
- May be limited to mimicking one machine at a time or are limited on how long they can mimic machines.
- Some abilities may be compromised by size differences.
- May experience different weaknesses of technology.
Known Users
- Kirby (Kirby series)
- Sage (Marvel Comics)
- Jūgo (Naruto)
- Bill (One Piece); via Gutsu Gutsu no Mi
Gallery
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Sage (Marvel Comics) can multitask and calculate with lightning speed like a computer.
Bill (One Piece) operates like a blast oven using his Gutsu Gutsu no Mi powers.