Temporal Duplication

The power to pull past and/or future incarnations of oneself or others out of the timestream. Sub-power of Time Manipulation. Variation of Replication.

Also Called

Temporal Replication
Time Duplication/Paradox/Replication

Capabilities

User can bring past and/or future versions of themselves or others out of the timestream into the present time.

Associations

Limitations

Time paradoxes may occur, with varying results.
Clone may be killed by a function in the time travel method to prevent paradoxes.
Future/past selves may have their own agenda/additional knowledge that causes then to act against user.

Known Users

Speedsters (Arrowverse)
- Hunter Zolomon/Zoom
- Barry Allen/The Flash
- Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash
Maltruant (Ben 10: Omniverse)
Bitil (BIONICLE)
Kageroza Inaba (Bleach)
Ōko Yushima (Bleach)
Clockwork (Danny Phantom)
Kurumi Tokisaki (Date A Live)
The Flash (DC Comics)
Extant (DC Comics); while in possession of the Worlogog
Wave Rider (DC Comics)
Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip)
Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip)
Time Lords (Doctor Who)
Doraemon (Doraemon); via Time Machine
Nobita (Doraemon); via Time Machine
Peter Petrelli (Heroes)
Tommy/Nathan (Heroes)
Erymanthos (Heroic Age)
Aradia Megido (Homestuck)
Lambo (Katekyo Hitman Reborn); while having the 10 year bazooka
Xehanort (Kingdom Hearts)
Setrakus Ra (Lorien Legacies)
Dan Chambers (Making History); via time travel duffle-bag
Flashback (Marvel Comics)
Damian Tryp (Marvel Comics)
Quicksilver (Marvel Comics)
Vinnie Dakota (Milo Murphy Law) via to time travel
Celebi (Pokémon)
Clank (Ratchet & Clank)
Sigmund (Ratchet & Clank)
Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog); via Time Stones and Time Skateboard
The New Kid (South Park: The Fractured But Whole)
Sakuya Izayoi (Touhou Project)
Steven Universe; via Hourglass Marble
Marty McFly (Back To The Future trilogy); There are two Martys in 1955; his other self from the first film and his current self from the second film