Theories:Powers - Revision history

imported>Lost Soul: update

2007-11-19T20:49:19Z

update

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imported>Lost Soul: update

2007-11-19T20:49:19Z

update

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	#redirect [[Portal:Theories about ~~Powers~~]]		#redirect [[Portal:Theories about Abilities]]

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Powers

2007-10-06T02:45:32Z

Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Powers

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	#redirect [[~~Theory~~:Powers]]		#redirect [[Portal:Theories about Powers]]

imported>MiamiVolts: Convert to a redirect for now...

2007-09-22T00:17:15Z

Convert to a redirect for now...

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imported>Omz: /* Powers */

2007-09-11T16:34:40Z

Powers

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	\| [[Ando]], [[Simone]], [[Charles Deveaux]] and [[Mohinder]] all have undiscovered powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}Everyone in Peter's dreams are already pre-existing known empowered individuals, with the particular exception -- thus far -- of these three.<br>{{minus}}Simone has died, but it is possible she had an undiscovered power. <br>{{minus}} [[Tim Kring]] has stated that neither Ando nor Mohinder will ever get a power.		\| [[Ando]], [[Simone]], [[Charles Deveaux]] and [[Mohinder]] all have undiscovered powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}Everyone in Peter's dreams are already pre-existing known empowered individuals, with the particular exception -- thus far -- of these three.<br>{{minus}}Simone has died, but it is possible she had an undiscovered power. <br>{{minus}} [[Tim Kring]] has stated that neither Ando nor Mohinder will ever get a power.
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	\| No two living [[evolved humans]] have the same power. \|\| The only evolved humans to have more than one power are [[Peter]] and [[Sylar]] but technically they have other evolved humans' powers. \|\| {{plus}}So far, no two characters have shown the same power. <br>{{plus}}[[Chandra]]'s research may refer to different variations of the same power, not the exact same one.<br>{{minus}}When [[Claude]] realizes that [[Peter Petrelli]] is capable of mimicking his power, he responds "Fantastic! One of those"; this implies that there are more evolved humans like Peter.		\| No two living [[evolved humans]] have the same power. \|\| The only evolved humans to have more than one power are [[Peter]] and [[Sylar]] but technically they have other evolved humans' powers. \|\| {{plus}}So far, no two characters have shown the same power. <br>{{plus}}[[Chandra]]'s research may refer to different variations of the same power, not the exact same one.<br>{{minus}}When [[Claude]] realizes that [[Peter Petrelli]] is capable of mimicking his power, he responds "Fantastic! One of those"; this implies that there are more evolved humans like Peter. <br>
			{{minus}} Felipe Acerra, on Chandra Suresh's list, has the ability to phase like DL. Byron Bevington, also on Suresh's list shares the power of precognition with Isaac.
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	\| The gene which controls the development of a power within an individual's brain is a recessive one. Therefore, any child of two powered parents should have powers, as well. \|\|None.		\| The gene which controls the development of a power within an individual's brain is a recessive one. Therefore, any child of two powered parents should have powers, as well. \|\|None.

imported>Heroe: /* Illusion */ american spelling, ital

2007-09-09T17:28:01Z

Illusion: american spelling, ital

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	\| [[Candice]]'s power of illusion works in such a way that an illusion created often enough can become subconscious, and so require no conscious control to create it.		\| [[Candice]]'s power of illusion works in such a way that an illusion created often enough can become subconscious, and so require no conscious control to create it.
	\| None.		\| None.
	\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in [[How To Stop An Exploding Man]], the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[Micah]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in [[Betty]]. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the ~~programme-makers~~ didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.		\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in ''[[How To Stop An Exploding Man]]'', the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[Micah]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in ''[[Betty]]''. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the producers didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.
	<br>:{{note}} Having a different actress to fall would have confused viewers who thought that Candice's "slim" form was her true self. If she changed into a different person, people may have presumed that the woman pretending to be Jessica was not Candice.		<br>:{{note}} Having a different actress to fall would have confused viewers who thought that Candice's "slim" form was her true self. If she changed into a different person, people may have presumed that the woman pretending to be Jessica was not Candice.
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imported>Calvincaplan: /* Isaac's paintings */

2007-09-09T17:26:31Z

Isaac's paintings

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	\| [[Isaac]] paints in a fugue state and is not aware of the content of his paintings while creating them.		\| [[Isaac]] paints in a fugue state and is not aware of the content of his paintings while creating them.
	\| None.		\| None.
	\| {{plus}} Isaac paints Peter's location but is not aware until afterwards that Peter was invisible. (''[[Distractions]]'') He appears to need to study his paintings afterwards in order to derive meaning from them, as he needs to notice [[Peter]]'s footprints to find him.<br>{{minus}} Isaac says that he remembered the explosion while experiencing his vision -- "There was a bright light like an explosion. It wiped out the whole city like Hiroshima."		\| {{plus}} Isaac paints Peter's location but is not aware until afterwards that Peter was invisible. (''[[Distractions]]'') He appears to need to study his paintings afterwards in order to derive meaning from them, as he needs to notice [[Peter]]'s footprints to find him.<br>{{minus}} Isaac says that he remembered the explosion while experiencing his vision -- "There was a bright light like an explosion. It wiped out the whole city like Hiroshima." <br>{{minus}} After his experience with [[Uluru]] during a trance, Isaac suddenly returns to a normal state and appears to be in a state of shock.
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imported>Calvincaplan: /* Illusion */

2007-09-09T17:21:17Z

Illusion

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	\| None.		\| None.
	\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in [[How To Stop An Exploding Man]], the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[Micah]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in [[Betty]]. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the programme-makers didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.		\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in [[How To Stop An Exploding Man]], the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[Micah]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in [[Betty]]. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the programme-makers didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.
			<br>:{{note}} Having a different actress to fall would have confused viewers who thought that Candice's "slim" form was her true self. If she changed into a different person, people may have presumed that the woman pretending to be Jessica was not Candice.
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imported>Watchmaker: /* Liquefaction */

2007-09-09T04:58:52Z

Liquefaction

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	{{minus}}There were tarps everywhere, it was likely just that there were already tarps in the room that he was killed in. [[Sylar]] had no reason to care about making a mess of [[Zane Taylor's home]]. <br>{{minus}} Sylar might not have been intended by the writers to liquify Zane's body as he would need Zane's DNA for [[Mohinder]] later.		{{minus}}There were tarps everywhere, it was likely just that there were already tarps in the room that he was killed in. [[Sylar]] had no reason to care about making a mess of [[Zane Taylor's home]]. <br>{{minus}} Sylar might not have been intended by the writers to liquify Zane's body as he would need Zane's DNA for [[Mohinder]] later.
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	\| If Zane got a sword, and liquefaction was reversible, then, with sufficient training, he can morph the blade into several different shapes depending on the necessary occasion. \|\| None.\|\| {{minus}}Zane is dead. <br>{{plus}}[[Sylar]] may be able to do this, assuming he gets the sword from [[Hiro]].<br>		\| If Zane got a sword, and liquefaction was reversible, then, with sufficient training, he can morph the blade into several different shapes depending on the necessary occasion. \|\| None.\|\| {{minus}}Zane is dead. <br>{{minus}} Zane's power has only been shown liquefying solid objects, not reshaping them. <br>{{plus}}[[Sylar]] may be able to do this, assuming he gets the sword from [[Hiro]].<br>
	:{{note}} Or a different sword.<br>		:{{note}} Or a different sword.<br>
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imported>Branfish: /* Illusion */

2007-09-06T10:35:29Z

Illusion

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	\| [[Candice]]'s power of illusion works in such a way that an illusion created often enough can become subconscious, and so require no conscious control to create it.		\| [[Candice]]'s power of illusion works in such a way that an illusion created often enough can become subconscious, and so require no conscious control to create it.
	\| None.		\| None.
	\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in [[How To Stop An Exploding Man]], the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[~~Mica~~]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in [[Betty]]. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the programme-makers didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.		\| {{plus}}When [[Niki]] knocks her unconscious in [[How To Stop An Exploding Man]], the illusions of [[Jessica]] and [[Micah]] disappear, but Candice herself remains in her "slim" form rather than reverting to the original form seen in [[Betty]]. <br>:{{note}}This could simply be a writing inconsistency - maybe it hadn't been decided at that point that Candice was not in her original form - or a casting inconsistency - maybe the programme-makers didn't want to cast another actress just to play Candice's unconscious body.
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	==[[Intuitive aptitude]]==		==[[Intuitive aptitude]]==