The power to use a combination of magic and technology. Form of Magic. Combination of Technological Constructs and Magic. Not to be confused with Technological Magic.
Also Called
- Magi-Tech
- Meta-Tech
- Magitek
- Mystechnology
- Technomancy
Capabilities
User can combine magic and technology in various ways and to various extents. Beginners can create and mimic technology via magic. Advanced users can infuse technology with magic, granting it considerable edge and versatility. True masters can fuse magic and technology entirely, retaining all of their strengths and none of their weaknesses.
Applications
Basic Level
Medium Level
- Techno-Spell Casting (replicate technological effects)
- Techno-Shapeshifting
- Wish Granting machine, complete with intent decryption programs.
Advanced Level
- Techno-Magic Enhancements
- Evolution: auto-upgrade once new technology becomes available.
- Extrasensory Perception: enhance detection and analysis via ESP.
- Infinite Supply: unlimited ammo and energy for weapons and devices.
- Infusion: enhanced weapons with supernatural effects.
- Invulnerability: strengthen materials against physical damage.
- Energy Resistance: strengthen materials against energy damage.
- Supernatural Resistance: strengthen materials against supernatural effects.
- Mode Switching: change form and weapons to fight different enemies.
- Paradox Inducement: defy the rules of logic multiplying the unit's power and speed, notably projectile attacks.
- Reactive Adaptation: spontaneously adapt to enemies/situations.
- Regenerative Healing Factor: fast self-repairs after taking damage.
- Reforming: self-reconstruction when destroyed.
- Replication: self-duplication.
- Sequenced Teleportation: automatic retreat to safety after taking too much damage.
- Flash Step: instant move from on point to another on the battlefield.
- Targeting: correct the trajectory of projectiles to always hit their targets.
- Transformation: temporarily upgrade into better versions of itself.
- Weapon Proficiency: automatic mastery of the weapons.
- Adaptive Replication: assimilation of exotic technologies/supernatural effects.
Master Level
- Superior Adaptation: automatic adaptation to fit any purpose.
- Limitation Transcendence: overcome the limitations of technology and magic.
- Magitek Physiology: physically and conceptually personify mystical technology.
- Omnifabrication: creation of any construct with any properties/effects:
- Develop a Miracle Machine that'll grant any and every possible desire.
- Erasing weapons.
- Mass Power Erasure generators.
- Reality Rewriting via Interfaces.
- Technomagical Object
- Technomagical Weaponry
- Omnifarious: Have a body made up of technomagical shape-shifting nanites with infinite possibilities.
- Possibility Reconstruction: via law altering mechanization.
- Potential Creation: via infusion of technomagic nanites.
- Rule Transcendence: bypass the inhibitions of machine or mysticism.
- Tetralogy: able to master and perfect all the known laws of logic and nature.
Associations
- Advanced Technology
- Alchemy
- Imaginative Technomagic
- Limitation Transcendence
- Magic
- Science-Magic Mixture
Limitations
- Magic Negation/Magic Destruction
- May require a specific resources, like most forms of magic.
- May require theoretical/practical knowledge of magic and technology.
- Limited to the technology user knows/is able to create/gain/use.
Known Users
See Also: Magitek.
Comics/Cartoons
- New Gods (DC Comics)
- Thule (DC Comics)
- Abra Kadabra (DC Comics)
- Asgardians (Marvel)
- Celestials (Marvel)
- Karl Mordo (Marvel); after hijacking the technomagic god-armor
- Karima Shapandar (Marvel)
- Knights of the Infinite (Marvel)
- Sir James Jaspers/Mad Jim Jaspers (Marvel Comics); after fusing with the Fury
- Mysterio (Marvel Comics)
- Various Transformers (Transformers franchise)
- Tecna (Winx Club)
- Monica Green (Witch Girls)
- Fixit (Pop Pixie)
Video Games
- Prime Fields (BlazBlue series)
- Chaldea Security Organization (Fate series)
- Gestahlian Empire (Final Fantasy VI)
- Sanctum (Final Fantasy XIII)
- Garlemald/Garlean Empire (Final Fantasy XIV)
- Milites Empire (Final Fantasy Type-0); via the White Tiger Crystal
- The Precursors (Jak and Daxter)
- Bandle City (League of Legends)
- Piltover (League of Legends)
- Zaun (League of Legends)
- Machinist (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Roche (Valkyrie Crusade)
- Chaos Dwarf Sorcerers (Warhammer)
- Skaven (Warhammer)
- Adeptus Mechanicus (Warhammer 40000)
- Dark Mechanicus (Warhammer 40,000)
- Necrons (Warhammer 40000)
- Aethertechs (Aion: Wings Of Eternity)
- Eljared (Anima Beyond Fantasy)
- Imperium (Anima Beyond Fantasy)
- Leicester Maycraft (Blessing of the Campanella)
- Deus Machinas (Demonbane)
- Grimoires (Demonbane)
- Asuras (Guild Wars 2)
- Ancients (Skylanders)
- Arkeyans (Skylanders)
- Leon D. Geeste (Star Ocean: The Second Story)
- Chiester Sisters Imperial Guard Corps (Umineko no Naku Koro ni)
Anime/Manga
- Data Overmind (Haruhi Suzumiya)
- Yuki Nagato (Haruhi Suzumiya)
- Mages (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha)
- Knights (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha)
- Chao Lingshen (Negima)
- Kido and Dr. Riddles (Zatch Bell!)
- Croix Meridies (Little Witch Academia)
- Lords of Alchemy (Ninja Gaiden)
- Labyrinth (Fresh Pretty Cure!)
- Kalia (El Hazard)
- Ifurita (El Hazard)
- Muldoon Priestesses (El Hazard)
- Magicians (The Irregular at Magic High School)
- Wizards (Hitsugi no Chaika)
- Grandmaster Meio (Strider)
- Automatons (Unbreakable Machine-Doll)
- Irori (Unbreakable Machine-Doll)
- Komurasaki (Unbreakable Machine-Doll)
- Yaya (Unbreakable Machine-Doll)
- Grimoires (Trinity Seven)
Live Television/Movies
- Technomages (Babylon 5)
- Various Rangers/Sentais (Power Rangers/Super Sentai franchise)
- Wizards (Wizards of Waverly Place)
Literature
- Users of Ars Nova (Chronicles of Darkness)
- Human civilization (The Dancers at the End of Time)
- Southern Peoples of Scadrial (Mistborn)
- Great Old Ones ("The Dark Tower")
Others
- Users of Ars Nova (Chronicles of Darkness)
- Axel Mortmain (The Shadowhunter Chronicles)
- Weaver (Werewolf: The Apocalypse/World of Darkness)
- Anderson Robotics (SCP Foundation)
- Vincent Anderson
- Albert “Phineas” Frostman
Known Objects
Cartoons/Comics
- Meta-Nanite (Generator Rex)
- Magic TV Remote (Fairly OddParents - Channel Chasers)
- Magic Copy Machine (Fairly Odd Parents - Hard Copy)
- Sword of Tengu (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
- Ultimate Nullifier (Marvel Comics)
Anime/Manga
- Various items (Pretty Cure Series)
- Teigu/Meihou (Akame ga Kill)
Video Games
- Pieces of Eden (Assassin's Creed Series)
- Arch-Enemy Event Weapon/Grimoire/Magic Formula/Magic Formula Armament (BlazBlue series)
- Grimoires (BlazBlue)
- Sankishin (BlazBlue)
- Antimatter Manipulation Principle (Final Fantasy XIII)
- White Tiger Crystal (Final Fantasy Type-0)
- Hextech (League of Legends)
- Sheikah Technology (Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
- The Goddess (Ninja Gaiden)
Movies
- Mjølnir (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
- Stormbreaker (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
- Infinity Gauntlet (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
Others
- Malachite's Hand (Channel Awesome - Suburban Knights)
- Various Morphers/Changers (Power Rangers/Super Sentai series)
Gallery
Comics/Cartoons
Magic Copy Machine (Fairly OddParents) magically creating exact replicas of any scanned object.
The Fury (Marvel) was created via a combination of technology and reality warping, granting it limitless adaptive abilities.
After fusing with the Fury, Jim Jaspers (Marvel Comics) was able to replicate its unique meta-tech…
…and even create a Fury army.
The Ultimate Nullifier (Marvel Comics), example of master-level Technomagic.
After realizing the obsolescence of the old pantheons in the modern world, the High Evolutionary (Marvel) combined magic and technology to create the God of the New Age.
Mysterio (Marvel Comics)
The Sword of Tengu (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) is a potent mix of magic and Utrom technology.
Technomagic Reality Interface.
Tecna (Winx Club) is the fairy of Technology and relies mostly on Technomagic.
Video Games
The Nimrod Sentinels (Marvel: Avengers Alliance) can spontaneously adapt to counter mutant powers, overpowering colossus in a fight of brute force.
The Goddess (Ninja Gaiden 3) is the LOA's doomsday biological weapon, created using a combination advanced technology and ancient magic and alchemy.
Roche (Valkyrie Crusade) can fuse steampunk tech with magic.
Necrons (Warhammer 40000) are infamous for their unending techno-regeneration, as well as vanishing for repairs after taking too much damage.
Anime/Manga
Nanoha Takamachi (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha)
Teigus/Meihou (Akame ga Kill/Hinowa ga Yuku) are created using extremely advanced scientific technology from mystical materials such as the bodies of Super Class Danger Beasts and legendary metal Orihalcon...
...Ichizan Hissatsu: Murasame which is a katana imbued with a cursed poison that can kill any living beings instantly even one as powerful as the Demon Dragon Tyrant...
...Akki Tenshin: Incursio, a sentient dragon armour that can evolve in proportionate to the wielder's potential...
...Suiryū Hyōi: Black Marlin can manipulate any surrounding liquid such as water...
...Roman Artillery: Pumpkin an artillery type Teigu powered by spiritual energy...
...Raijin Funnu: Adramelech a pair of Gauntlets with great lightning based powers...
...Senpen Banka: Cross Tail a Wire manipulating Teigu that are extremely sharp...
...Hyakujū Ōka Lionel can transform the user into a humanoid lion...
...Majin Kengen: Demon Extract the life blood of a Super Class Danger Beast that grants anyone who drinks it immense ice based powers.
Others
Deus Machina (Demonbane), a huge techno-magical mecha.
Malachite's Hand (Channel Awesome - Suburban Knights) was a powerful artifact that grants the user limitless magical power. Because the original gauntlet was old and unfashionable, the stone that powers it was grafted onto a Nintendo Power Glove.
Anderson Robotics (SCP Foundation) is a paratech firm that combines thaumaturgy and highly advanced technology to create cutting-edge prosthetics, androids, computer programs, and artificial intelligences far beyond any ordinary modern day technology.