Changes: Technorganic Physiology

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

Also Called

Cyber-Biopunk/Nano-Biopunk Physiology
Cyborg Physiology
Nanotechnological Augmented Physiology
Nano-Aug Physiology
Nano-Augmented Physiology
Robot Mutant Physiology
Techno-Organic 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.

Applications

Cyber Mind
Electronic Communication
Human-Artificial Intelligence Synergy
Mechanical Intuition
Neuro-Psychic Knowledge
Powered Structure
- Enhanced Condition/Supernatural Condition
Robot Arm
- Swiss Army Appendage
Scanner Vision
- Scanning

Variations

Associations

Bio-Tech Manipulation
Human Manipulation using technic half to influence human half.
Technology Manipulation

Limitations

As they are part robot, user is vulnerable against Electricity Manipulation and Technology Manipulation.

Known Users

Films

General Grievous (Star Wars)
Darth Vader (Star Wars)
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)
Winter Soldier (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
Deathlok (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Television

Skarasen (Doctor Who)
King Hydroflax (Doctor Who)
Davros (Doctor Who)
Imperial Daleks (Doctor Who)

Comics

Cable (Marvel)
Gloom (Marvel)
Technarchy Race (Marvel)
Tony Stark (Marvel Comics)
Cyborg (DC)
Brainiac (DC)
Brainiac 5 (DC)
Baxter Stockman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
Bunnie Rabbot/D'Coolette (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)

Manga/Anime

Guyver (Guyver: Bio-Boosted Armor); Alien techno organic suit of bio armor
Cyborg Helios and MK2 (Bakugan: New Vestroia)
Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell)
Genos (One-Punch Man)
Melfina (Outlaw Star); bio-android
Harry MacDougall (Outlaw Star); uses cybernetic implants
Seryuu (Akame Ga Kill)
Toby (Akame ga Kill)
Dr. Gero (Dragon Ball Z)
Android 17 (Dragon Ball Z)
Android 18 (Dragon Ball Z)
Cell (Dragon Ball Z)
Sumireko Hanabusa (Akuma no Riddle)
Metarex (Sonic X)
Cyber, A.K.A. Experiment 000 (Stitch!)

Cartoons

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
Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10)
Techmo (Regular Show)
Matoran (Bionicle)
Agori (Bionicle)
Glatorians (Bionicle)
Rahi (Bionicle)
Vortixx (Bionicle)
Skakdi (Bionicle)
Various un-named species (Bionicle)
Brother Blood (Teen Titans)
Perry the Platypus (2nd Dimension) (Phineas and Ferb)
Bunnie Rabbot(Sonic SATAM)

Video Games

Talyn (Farscape)
Moya (Farscape)
Leviathans (Farscape)
Adam Jensen (Deus Ex)
Sergeant Rex Power Colt (Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon)
Tree Rex (Skylanders: Giants)
Cyber-Akuma (Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter)
Combine Advisors (Half-Life 2 Series)
Combine Guards (Half-Life 2 Beta)
Combine Synth Elite Soldiers (Half-Life 2 Beta)
Commader Shepard (Mass Effect); via cybernetic implants used to revive Shepard in ME2
Kai Leng (Mass Effect); via cybernetic implants.
Prophet (Crysis); cybersuit that combines with user at cellular (and possibly at a mental) level.
Cyber Ninjas (Metal Gear)
Lewis Legend (Lollipop Chainsaw)
Dal Gren (Paladins Quest)
Space Marine's (Warhammer 40,000)
Cyborg (Valkyrie Crusade)
Lyric the Last Ancient (Sonic Boom)
The Lone Wanderer (Fallout 3); via Cyborg perk
Kano (MKX)