Theory:Arthur Petrelli - Revision history

imported>JulesHPetrelli at 03:42, 14 October 2016

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imported>JulesHPetrelli at 03:42, 14 October 2016

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	:{{plus}} He absorbed the cellular regeneration ability from Adam.<br />		:{{plus}} He absorbed the cellular regeneration ability from Adam.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar, with his intimate understanding of the brain and how it creates abilities, may have specifically targeted the bullet to destroy Arthur's brain in a manner that would prevent it from healing.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar, with his intimate understanding of the brain and how it creates abilities, may have specifically targeted the bullet to destroy Arthur's brain in a manner that would prevent it from healing.<br />
			:{{minus}} Most importantly, the Haitian was present. All he had to do was nullify Arthur's ability to regenerate. Without it, he is dead for good.
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	\| [[Arthur]] used ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics to carry out his plans. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He somehow knew everything that was happening - in Tokyo, where [[Hiro]] decided to open his father's safe; in New York, where [[Sylar]] and [[Elle]] released the villains; even in the past, where [[Claire]] was given the [[Catalyst]]. This story was depicted in ''9th Wonders!''.<br />		\| [[Arthur]] used ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' comics to carry out his plans. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He somehow knew everything that was happening - in Tokyo, where [[Hiro]] decided to open his father's safe; in New York, where [[Sylar]] and [[Elle]] released the villains; even in the past, where [[Claire]] was given the [[Catalyst]]. This story was depicted in ''9th Wonders!''.<br />

imported>JulesHPetrelli at 03:39, 14 October 2016

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	{{minus}} Angela specifically says that Arthur was disappointed that Nathan didn't have an ability, ''despite his lineage'', implying that both Angela and Arthur were born as evolved humans. The fact that Arthur had no ability in Vietnam can be explained simply by the fact that he had yet to steal any abilities from another evolved human; much like Peter, he had to realize that he wasn't special alone but need someone else with him to be special.<br />		{{minus}} Angela specifically says that Arthur was disappointed that Nathan didn't have an ability, ''despite his lineage'', implying that both Angela and Arthur were born as evolved humans. The fact that Arthur had no ability in Vietnam can be explained simply by the fact that he had yet to steal any abilities from another evolved human; much like Peter, he had to realize that he wasn't special alone but need someone else with him to be special.<br />
	:{{plus}} But he ''wasn't'' alone. He came into physical contact with Linderman several times, including once when he forcibly restrained Linderman during the attack on Au Co. The sheer level of emotional stress during the war should have been enough to cause his power to manifest, but nothing happened.<br />		:{{plus}} But he ''wasn't'' alone. He came into physical contact with Linderman several times, including once when he forcibly restrained Linderman during the attack on Au Co. The sheer level of emotional stress during the war should have been enough to cause his power to manifest, but nothing happened.<br />
			:{{minus}} You forget, Arthur would have had to actively steal Linderman's ability. He doesn't simply do it upon physical contact, as shown when he hugged Peter. The transfer was not immediate. <br/>
	:{{plus}} Also, at the end of ''War Buddies: Part 6'', Arthur had been in intimate physical contact with Angela Petrelli since they were shown with children when Linderman showed up at his door. He didn't absorb her dreaming ability either.<br />		:{{plus}} Also, at the end of ''War Buddies: Part 6'', Arthur had been in intimate physical contact with Angela Petrelli since they were shown with children when Linderman showed up at his door. He didn't absorb her dreaming ability either.<br />
	:{{minus}} Angela Petrelli could have been given her dreaming ability after Arthur was disabled, and Angela could have had another ability that Arthur took from her.<br />		:{{minus}} Angela Petrelli could have been given her dreaming ability after Arthur was disabled, and Angela could have had another ability that Arthur took from her.<br />

imported>Locmalibu42: fixed some minor errors with the format.

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	\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.		\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.
	{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.		{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.

	{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry.		{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry.

	{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. He also states that "you don't have your powers anymore, because I have them now" in [[Dying of the Light]]<br />		{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. He also states that "you don't have your powers (plural) anymore, because I have them (still plural) now," in [[Dying of the Light]].<br />
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imported>Locmalibu42: Fixed a format error and added a thought to a theory.

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	{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.		{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.
	{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry.		{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry.

	{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. <br />		{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. He also states that "you don't have your powers anymore, because I have them now" in [[Dying of the Light]]<br />
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imported>Locmalibu42: fixed some minor errors with the format.

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	\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.		\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.
	{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.		{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.
	{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. ~~{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. m.<br />~~		{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry.
			{{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. <br />
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imported>Locmalibu42: An added thought to one of the theories.

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An added thought to one of the theories.

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	\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.		\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.
	{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.		{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.
	{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. <br />		{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. {{minus}} When Arthur stole Peter's powers, the process took considerably longer than it did with [[Adam]], [[Maya]], or [[Hiro]], meaning he almost definitely took more than just one power. m.<br />
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imported>Leckie at 19:45, 26 January 2012

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	\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />		\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />
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	\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.		\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.
	{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.		{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.
	{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. <br />		{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. <br />
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imported>Tsl3161991 at 02:32, 24 December 2011

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	\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />		\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />
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			\| Arthur didn't steal all of peter's powers, he stole his main power, eliminating his ability to use his other powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, the ability to copy other powers. Without it, he has no way to use his other powers, so he could theoretically have his copied powers, but have no access to them.
			{{minus}} Arthur used Peter's Electricity manipulation to prove he had his powers.
			{{plus}} If Peter's copied powers are still hardwired into his DNA, Arthur could copy them using Empathic Mimicry. <br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath: not theories about the character

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not theories about the character

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	:{{minus}} He survived with medical attention for quite a while. There's no reason to believe he succumbed from the condition he was in.<br />		:{{minus}} He survived with medical attention for quite a while. There's no reason to believe he succumbed from the condition he was in.<br />
	:{{note}} He could still have died due to unrelated causes.<br />		:{{note}} He could still have died due to unrelated causes.<br />
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	\| The powers Arthur absorbs can be returned if he wants them to. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} People who have lost their powers to Arthur have regained their powers. <br />
	{{minus}} Arthur has never given anyone back their powers. <br />
	{{plus}} Just because he hasn't doesn't mean he can't. <br />
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	\| Arthur's power works the same way as Linda Tavara's, but less intense. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Arthur and Linda's powers work the same way, stealing powers through touch. <br />
	{{minus}} Arthur has never killed anyone with his powers unless their powers were all that kept them alive, Linda killed any living thing she used her powers on. <br />
	{{plus}} Arthur might absorb enough of someone's aura to take their powers, but leaves enough to let them live. <br />
	{{plus}} When Arthur uses his powers, his hands glow blue, just like Linda's. <br />
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	\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />		\| If Arthur had Peter's personality, he could copy powers without stealing them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Both Peter and Arthur have almost identical powers, but almost opposite personalities. <br />