Technorganic Physiology

Technorganic Physiology
Victor Stone/Cyborg (DC Comics) is half human and half machine.
Power/Ability to:	Have technorganic body parts.

"You're a killer, Henry. A Cyborg. Your body is infused with the most high-tech, sophisticated, mind-controlled weaponry I've ever seen. You're more than a man with machine parts--You're the next step. A one-man army! Stronger, faster--"

― Seth Horne to the New Deathlok (Marvel Comics)

"But you aren't all robot, half of you is human and that's the half that can beat him."

― Cyborg (Teen Titans)

The ability to be made entirely of technorganic or techno-organic material. Variation of Hybrid Physiology.

Also Called

• Cyber-Biopunk/Nano-Biopunk Physiology
• Cyber Organic Physiology
• Cyborg Physiology
• Nanotechnological Augmented Physiology
• Nano-Aug Physiology
• Nano-Augmented Physiology
• Techno-Organic Physiology
• Technological-Biological Physiology

Capabilities

Technorganic describes the melding of technological and biological components into a single entity, fused at the cellular level. Technorganic entity could be considered a form of cyborg. Users are to use the abilities of their robot to a variety of technological effects. The user can also be organic beings with just mechanical components such as a robotic arm.

There are some ways that cyborgs can be equally stronger than ordinary robots. As such, they may have an actual brain rather than an artificial intelligence, thus making them think much more creatively or even perhaps have an AI, but with the AI and the person's brain working well in sync. Most cyborgs would may also have a robotic voice change as well.

Applications

• Bio-Tech Manipulation
  • Bio-Metal Manipulation
  • Orgamech Manipulation
• Cyber Mind
  • Electronic Communication
  • Mechanical Intuition
  • Neuro-Psychic Knowledge
• Electronic Eyes
  • Scanner Vision
• Powered Structure
  • Enhanced/Supernatural Condition
• Robot Arm
  • Swiss Army Appendage

Variations

• Angelic Machine Physiology
• Artificial Intelligence Physiology
• Bionic Physiology
• Demonic Machine Physiology
• High-Tech Exoskeleton
• Sapient Organite Consciousness Mimicry
• Technoformation
  • Assimilative Evolution
• Technomorphism
  • Nanite Mimicry
• Technorganic Exoskeleton
• Undead Machine Physiology

Associations

• Chimerism
• Cyber Mutant Physiology
• Hybrid Physiology
• Organic Manipulation using machine half to influence organic half.
• Organism-Artificial Intelligence Synergy
• Technology Manipulation
• Technorganic Combat

Limitations

• As they are part/half robot, user is technically vulnerable towards things that affect technology.
  • Users of Technology Manipulation are capable of affecting the users like among other machines.
  • May be vulnerable to computer viruses.
  • Crash!, Data Manipulation, Hacking Intuition may work on user, depending on how much of a machine they are.
  • Radiation powers affect not only their organic part, but destroys the technology within them.
  • Liquids like water may cause short circuit.
• May have mechanic of self-destructing.

Known Users

Movies

• General Grievous (Star Wars)
• Darth Vader (Star Wars Series)
• Gigan (Godzilla)
• John Connor/T-3000 (Terminator Genisys)
• Oh Blah-Blah (Volta)
• Robocop (Robocop Series)
• Cochran's androids (Halloween III: Season of The Witch)
• John Silver (Treasure Planet)
• James Buchanan Barnes/Winter Soldier (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Deathlok (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Cyborgs (Alita: Battle Angel)
  • Alita
  • Grewishka
  • Nyssiana
  • Zapan
• Brixton Lore (Fast & Furious: Hobbs and Shaw)

Television

• Skarasen (Doctor Who)
• King Hydroflax (Doctor Who)
• Davros (Doctor Who)
• Imperial Daleks (Doctor Who)
• Tobias Vaughn (Doctor Who)
• Showa Era Kamen Riders (Kamen Rider)
• Kamen Rider G (Kamen Rider G)
• Balance (Uchu Sentai Kyuranger)

Comics

• Deathlok Prime (Marvel Comics)
• Bastion (Marvel Comics)
• Omega Sential (Marvel Comics)
• James Buchanan Barnes/Winter Soldier (Marvel Comics)
• Lady Deathstrike (Marvel Comics)
• Nathan Summers/Cable (Marvel Comics)
• Gloom (Marvel Comics)
• Technarchy (Marvel Comics)
  • Magus
  • Warlock
• The Phalanx (Marvel Comics)
  • Ultron; formerly
• En Sabah Nur/Apocalypse (Marvel Comics)
• Warron Worthington III/Archangel (Marvel Comics); via wings
• Tony Stark; formerly (Marvel Comics)
• Victor Stones/Cyborg (DC Comics)
• Metallo (DC Comics)
• Vril Dox/Brainiac 1 (DC Comics)
• Brainiac 8 (DC Comics)
• Baxter Stockman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
• Cyborg mobians (Sonic SatAM/Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)

Anime/Manga

• Guyver (Guyver: Bio-Boosted Armor); Alien techno organic suit of bio armor
• Cyborg Helios and MK2 (Bakugan: New Vestroia)
• Happy (Edens Zero)
• Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell)
• Franky (One Piece)
• Bartholomew Kuma (One Piece)
• Genos (One-Punch Man)
• Melfina (Outlaw Star); bio-android
• Harry MacDougall (Outlaw Star); via cybernetic implants
• Seryuu (Akame Ga Kill)
• Toby (Akame ga Kill)
• Dr. Gero (Dragon Ball Z)
• Android 17 (Dragon Ball Series)
• Android 18 (Dragon Ball Series)
• Cell (Dragon Ball Series)
• Sumireko Hanabusa (Akuma no Riddle)
• Males of Cosmo's species/Metarex (Sonic X)
• Cyber, A.K.A. Experiment 000 (Stitch!)
• The 00 Number Series Cyborgs (Cyborg 009)
• Evangelions (Neon Genesis Evangelion/Rebuild)
• Ruru Amour (Hugtto! Pretty Cure)
• Samurai (Samurai 8: The Tale of Hachimaru)
  • Hachimaru
  • Daruma

Cartoons

• Brainiac 5 (Legion of Superheroes)
• Dr. X (Action Man series)
• Technorganic beings (Transformers Wiki)
• Brick Baxter/Cyber Shadow (The Young Guardians)
• The Maximals (Beast Machines: Transformers)
• Sari Sumdac (Transformers Animated)
• Vilgax (Ben 10); via Cybernetic enhancements
• Exo-Skull (Ben 10)
• Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10)
• Antauri (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Gibson (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Mandarin (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Nova (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Otto (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• SPRX-77 (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!)
• Techmo (Regular Show)
• Doctor Gross (Adventure Time)
• Matoran (Bionicle)
• Agori (Bionicle)
• Glatorians (Bionicle)
• Rahi (Bionicle)
• Vortixx (Bionicle)
• Skakdi (Bionicle)
• Various un-named species (Bionicle)
• Brother Blood (Teen Titans)
• Perry the Platypus (Phineas and Ferb); the 2nd Dimension counterpart of Perry the Platypus
• Baldwin P. Vess/Bulletproof (C.O.P.S.)
• Constantine Saunders/Buttons McBoomBoom (C.O.P.S.)
• Blitz (C.O.P.S.)
• Mechanikat (Krypto the Superdog)
• Vendata (The Venture Bros.)

Video Games

• Demigods (Asura's Wrath)
• Dragons (Chrono Cross); except for Harle
• Dr. N. Gin (Crash Bandicoot series)
• Prophet (Crysis); cybersuit that combines with user at cellular (and possibly at a mental) level.
• SIVA-Splicers (Destiny)
• Augmented Humans (Deus Ex series)
• The Lone Wanderer (Fallout 3); via Cyborg perk
• Gen 3 Synths (Fallout 4)
• Sergeant Rex Power Colt (Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon)
• Leviathans (Farscape)
• Moya (Farscape)
• Talyn (Farscape)
• Synths (Hλlf-Life 2 series)
• Cyber Erol (Jak series)
• Lewis Legend (Lollipop Chainsaw)
• Cyber-Akuma (Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter)
• Commader Shepard (Mass Effect series); via cybernetic implants used to revive Shepard in ME2
• Kai Leng (Mass Effect); via cybernetic implants.
• Cyborgs (Metal Gear series)
• Cyborgs (Mortal Kombat series)
• 2B/YorHa No.2 Type B (NieR:Automata)
• 9S/YorHa No.9 Type S (NieR:Automata)
• A2/YorHa Class A No.2 (NieR:Automata)
• Genji (Overwatch)
• Dal Gren (Paladins Quest)
• Aigis (Persona 3)
• Stroggs (Quake series)
• Armagon (Quake: Scourge of Armagon)
• Centroids (Quake: Scourge of Armagon)
• Cyborgs (Realms of the Haunting)
• Lopers (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)
• Proto-Soldiers (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)
• Super Soldiers (Return to Castle Wolfenstein)
• Cyborgs (Serious Sam series)
• Tree Rex (Skylanders: Giants)
• Lyric the Last Ancient (Sonic Boom)
• Cyborgs (System Shock series)
• Cyborg (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Space Marine's (Warhammer 40,000)

Web Original

• SCP-172 - The Gearman (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-191 - Cyborg Child (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-748-5 - Industrial Dissolution (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-962-1 - Tower of Babble (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2085 - The Black Rabbit Company (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2424 - Hostile Walrus Cyborg (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2360 - Cog of Duty (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2490 - Chaos Insurgency Special Operative Alpha-19 (SCP Foundation)
• SCP-2970 - Holy Misplacement (SCP Foundation)
• Numerous Church of the Broken God members (SCP Foundation)
• Vincent Anderson (SCP Foundation)
• Towerborn (The Fear Mythos)

Gallery

Cartoons/Comics

In most incarnations, Dr. X (Action Man series) is a Cyborg whos plans vary, like conquering the world, destroying it, and/or ascending humanity into Neohumanity.

Bunnie D'Coolette (Sonic SatAM/Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)

Cassia the Pronghorn (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)

Vilgax's (Ben 10) cybernetic enhancements after barely surviving a nuclear explosion.

Metallo (DC Comics) showing off his synthetic biomechatronics.

Cyborg (Teen Titans/DC Comics)

Brother Blood (Teen Titnas)

The 2nd Dimension counterpart of Perry the Platypus (Phineas and Ferb)

Baxter Stockman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

Spy-Roach (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) in his first form…

…and second form.

Mechanikat (Krypto the Superdog)

John Silver (Treasure Planet)

Darth Vader (Star Wars)

Anime/Manga

The 00 Number Series Cyborgs (Cyborg 009)

Anatomy of Cyborg 009.

Hanabusa Sumireko (Akuma no Riddle)

Androids 16, 17 and 18 (Dragon Ball series)

Cell (Dragon Ball Z/Kai) a bio-android formed from the DNA of the Universe's strongest fighters and enhanced with bio-technology.

Genome (Dragon Ball Heroes)

Franky (One Piece) has modified his body extensively with cybernetic machinery, making himself a super technologically advanced cyborg.

Genos, the Demon Cyborg (One-Punch Man)

As a Bio-Android navigator, Melfina (Outlaw Star) is able to mentally connect with the XGP spaceship, enabling her to calculate faster than light travel with highly advanced precision

Evangelions (Neon Genesis Evangelion/Rebuild) are massive cyborgs used as weapons to fight the Angels.

Males of Cosmo's species/Metarexes (Sonic X), are male humanoid plant-like aliens who transform their bodies into bio-robotic machines by using Planet Egg energy.

Cyber, A.K.A. Experiment 000 (Stitch!)

Video Games

Kai Leng (Mass Effect)

Cyborg (Valkyrie Crusade)

The Resource Integration Gear (Dead Space) is a technological attachment along the spine that allows for health monitoring and Hologram Interaction.

9S and 2B (NieR: Automata)

Lyric the Last Ancient (Sonic Boom)

The Catmen (In the Flesh/Serious Sam) are humanoid, feline Cyborgs with a robotic gun replacement, which fires energy bolts, and they come in three flavors, such as the soldier, general, to rogue variants.

Cortex Reavers (System Shock) start as regular Robots, but as they assimilate a victim by absorbing their IQ, they become Cyborgs.

As Humans that have been converted into Cyborgs by S.H.O.D.A.N., the Cyborg Drones (System Shock) are rather weak, even though they are classified as drones to begin with.

Being more dangerous than Cyborg Enforcers, the Cyborg Elite Guards (System Shock) are manufactured to defend the mainframe area.

The Cyborg Enforcers (System Shock) are created to be second most powerful body guards available.

Compared with the rather weak Cyborg Drones, the Cyborg Warriors (System Shock) are more formidable than the latter type of Cyborgs, though less powerful than the Cyborg Enforcers.

The Cyborg Assassins (System Shock series) are stronger than the Cyborg Drones, and can throw shurikens.

The Cyborg Midwives (System Shock 2) are created for the use of guarding the Eggs and are equipped with laser guns to attack their enemies from a distance.

Live Television/Movies

The Skarasen (Doctor Who) is a cyborg organism created by the zygons

Unlike other Daleks,Imperial Dalek mutants (Doctor Who) have bionic grafts.

Vision (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Robocop (Robocop Series)