Theory:Monica Dawson - Revision history

imported>Mc hammark: Undo revision 437236 by Mr. muggles mike (Talk):no points means no theory

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imported>Mc hammark: Undo revision 437236 by Mr. muggles mike (Talk):no points means no theory

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Undo revision 437236 by Mr. muggles mike (Talk):no points means no theory

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	::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learns would still be accessible.<br />		::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learns would still be accessible.<br />
	:::{{note}} To put this into perspective, if Monica were to lean a skill at work either using or not using her ability it would be terribly inconvenient if that knowledge suddenly vanished upon losing use of her abilities. This is made more clear if you think about the fact that this ability could have been passively activated since birth. If she learned how to breath while her ability was activated and the ability was taken away, she would suffocate to death.<br />		:::{{note}} To put this into perspective, if Monica were to lean a skill at work either using or not using her ability it would be terribly inconvenient if that knowledge suddenly vanished upon losing use of her abilities. This is made more clear if you think about the fact that this ability could have been passively activated since birth. If she learned how to breath while her ability was activated and the ability was taken away, she would suffocate to death.<br />
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imported>Mr. muggles mike at 19:01, 9 March 2010

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	::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learns would still be accessible.<br />		::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learns would still be accessible.<br />
	:::{{note}} To put this into perspective, if Monica were to lean a skill at work either using or not using her ability it would be terribly inconvenient if that knowledge suddenly vanished upon losing use of her abilities. This is made more clear if you think about the fact that this ability could have been passively activated since birth. If she learned how to breath while her ability was activated and the ability was taken away, she would suffocate to death.<br />		:::{{note}} To put this into perspective, if Monica were to lean a skill at work either using or not using her ability it would be terribly inconvenient if that knowledge suddenly vanished upon losing use of her abilities. This is made more clear if you think about the fact that this ability could have been passively activated since birth. If she learned how to breath while her ability was activated and the ability was taken away, she would suffocate to death.<br />
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imported>PJDEP at 17:40, 28 February 2010

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imported>Derdev789 at 08:12, 24 February 2010

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	:{{minus}} It's been stated that Monica's physical fitness is what defines what she can and can't do, as a young woman, there are lots of things she can do, but if she reaches an advanced age, she won't perform gymnast movements anymore.<br />		:{{minus}} It's been stated that Monica's physical fitness is what defines what she can and can't do, as a young woman, there are lots of things she can do, but if she reaches an advanced age, she won't perform gymnast movements anymore.<br />
	:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />		:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />
	::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she ~~learnt~~ would still be accessible.<br />		::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learns would still be accessible.<br />
			:::{{note}} To put this into perspective, if Monica were to lean a skill at work either using or not using her ability it would be terribly inconvenient if that knowledge suddenly vanished upon losing use of her abilities. This is made more clear if you think about the fact that this ability could have been passively activated since birth. If she learned how to breath while her ability was activated and the ability was taken away, she would suffocate to death.<br />
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imported>Altes at 09:47, 3 October 2009

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	\| Monica wasn't part of Volume 3 because she wasn't powerful enough to fight the villains. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Micah]] wants her to be a hero, but in season three, the villains are too powerful. So maybe so the writers don't kill her character, they just remove her from the storyline, and bring her back in another season/volume.<br />		\| Monica wasn't part of Volume 3 because she wasn't powerful enough to fight the villains. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Micah]] wants her to be a hero, but in season three, the villains are too powerful. So maybe so the writers don't kill her character, they just remove her from the storyline, and bring her back in another season/volume.<br />
	{{plus}} The villains in Volume 3, such as [[Knox]] and [[Flint]], would most definitely kill her.<br />		{{plus}} The villains in Volume 3, such as [[Knox]] and [[Flint]], would most definitely kill her.<br />
	:{{minus}} Knox was [[Freezing\|frozen]] by [[Tracy]], [[Flint]] may have been [[pyrokinesis\|killed]] in [[Pinehearst]], [[Arthur]] was shot, and even [[Sylar]] may be [[pyrokinesis\|dead]] therefore "killing off" some of the biggest villains of the show. At the moment, the biggest known threat of Volume 4 is to be hunted down- becoming "[[Fugitives]]".<br />
	{{plus}} She may return in a future season/volume, because her character has potential to be a real good character.<br />		{{plus}} She may return in a future season/volume, because her character has potential to be a real good character.<br />
	{{minus}} Rebellion, Part 1 established that Monica was fighting criminals in New Orleans as St. Joan up until at least the start of volume 4.<br />		{{minus}} Rebellion, Part 1 established that Monica was fighting criminals in New Orleans as St. Joan up until at least the start of volume 4.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 21:59, 12 September 2009

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	\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />		\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />
	:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />		:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />
	::{{plus}} Mere muscle memory wouldn't grant her the physical strength required to perform what we've seen her do. It's distinctly possibly that she could replicate powers through supercharging or enough experience with her ability.		::{{plus}} Mere muscle memory wouldn't grant her the physical strength required to perform what we've seen her do. It's distinctly possibly that she could replicate powers through supercharging or enough experience with her ability.<br />
	:{{minus}} The most common limitation of those with photographic reflexes is that they cannot perform anything outside of their physical ability, and it would be unlikely that the creators of the show would give her so much power. Also, her ability does not include the ability to modify her own DNA. However, it is conceivable that she would gain the ability to enhance herself to the level of the person she watches, in the event that she became supercharged, without significant modification.<br />		:{{minus}} The most common limitation of those with photographic reflexes is that they cannot perform anything outside of their physical ability, and it would be unlikely that the creators of the show would give her so much power. Also, her ability does not include the ability to modify her own DNA. However, it is conceivable that she would gain the ability to enhance herself to the level of the person she watches, in the event that she became supercharged, without significant modification.<br />
	:{{note}} Rogue from [[X-Men]] had a similar ability.<br />		:{{note}} Rogue from [[X-Men]] had a similar ability.<br />

imported>GaidinBDJ at 20:31, 12 September 2009

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	\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />		\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />
	:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />		:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />
			::{{plus}} Mere muscle memory wouldn't grant her the physical strength required to perform what we've seen her do. It's distinctly possibly that she could replicate powers through supercharging or enough experience with her ability.
	:{{minus}} The most common limitation of those with photographic reflexes is that they cannot perform anything outside of their physical ability, and it would be unlikely that the creators of the show would give her so much power. Also, her ability does not include the ability to modify her own DNA. However, it is ~~concievable~~ that she would gain the ability to enhance herself to the level of the person she watches, in the event that she became supercharged, without significant modification.<br />		:{{minus}} The most common limitation of those with photographic reflexes is that they cannot perform anything outside of their physical ability, and it would be unlikely that the creators of the show would give her so much power. Also, her ability does not include the ability to modify her own DNA. However, it is conceivable that she would gain the ability to enhance herself to the level of the person she watches, in the event that she became supercharged, without significant modification.<br />
	:{{note}} Rogue from [[X-Men]] had a similar ability.<br />		:{{note}} Rogue from [[X-Men]] had a similar ability.<br />
	::{{note}} Rogue could absorb not only powers but other skills as well, and her absorption was proportional to the duration of the physical contact required to absorb characteristics.<br />		::{{note}} Rogue could absorb not only powers but other skills as well, and her absorption was proportional to the duration of the physical contact required to absorb characteristics.<br />

imported>Altes: If Monica is alive, the theory should be removed

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If Monica is alive, the theory should be removed

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	:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />		:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />
	::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learnt would still be accessible.<br />		::{{plus}} Monica can only mimic things that she is physically capable of, if she were to lose the power then it stands to reason that the talents she learnt would still be accessible.<br />
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	\| Monica is dead. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[Scenic Route]]'' [[West]] says he parted ways with [[Sparrow]] and doesn't mention other members of [[Rebel]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Not talking about someone doesn't mean they're dead.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Micah]] is alone in ''[[Cold Snap]]'' and ''[[I Am Sylar]]''. It is strange since Monica is his only super-powered relative left, and other members of Rebel are elsewhere.<br />
	:{{minus}} She could have joined [[Rebel]] and be in charge of a mission elsewhere.<br />
	{{minus}} She was confirmed alive in Rebellion, Part 7.<br />
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imported>Gibbeynator at 03:26, 19 August 2009

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	{{plus}} [[Micah]] is alone in ''[[Cold Snap]]'' and ''[[I Am Sylar]]''. It is strange since Monica is his only super-powered relative left, and other members of Rebel are elsewhere.<br />		{{plus}} [[Micah]] is alone in ''[[Cold Snap]]'' and ''[[I Am Sylar]]''. It is strange since Monica is his only super-powered relative left, and other members of Rebel are elsewhere.<br />
	:{{minus}} She could have joined [[Rebel]] and be in charge of a mission elsewhere.<br />		:{{minus}} She could have joined [[Rebel]] and be in charge of a mission elsewhere.<br />
			{{minus}} She was confirmed alive in Rebellion, Part 7.<br />
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	\| [[Monica's iPod]] is bugged. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The Company might want to take tabs on what she learns and what she does.<br />		\| [[Monica's iPod]] is bugged. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The Company might want to take tabs on what she learns and what she does.<br />
	{{minus}} That version of the iPod has no way of obtaining Internet.<br />		{{minus}} That version of the iPod has no way of obtaining Internet.<br />
	:{{plus}} Neither do people, but radio isotopes seem to work pretty well on them.<br />		:{{plus}} Neither do people, but radio isotopes seem to work pretty well on them.<br />
	:{{plus}} Furthermore, the Company could easily have modified the iPod. Even without modifying the existing electronics, a wireless bug could easily be hidden within the casing with little difficulty. If the existing electronics ''are'' modified, it would not need to have a very long range, as it could record data and simply transmit it to a hidden receiver somewhere the Company knows she will regularly go (her home, for instance).<br />		:{{plus}} Furthermore, the Company could easily have modified the iPod. Even without modifying the existing electronics, a wireless bug could easily be hidden within the casing with little difficulty. If the existing electronics ''are'' modified, it would not need to have a very long range, as it could record data and simply transmit it to a hidden receiver somewhere the Company knows she will regularly go (her home, for instance).<br />
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	\| Monica's [[adoptive muscle memory\|ability]] is not bound to strict mimicry. She is able to unconsciously adjust a move to fit a certain situation. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} If the knife Monica used to cut tomato flowers were even slightly longer or shorter than the one on TV, she would not have been able to use it.<br />		\| Monica's [[adoptive muscle memory\|ability]] is not bound to strict mimicry. She is able to unconsciously adjust a move to fit a certain situation. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} If the knife Monica used to cut tomato flowers were even slightly longer or shorter than the one on TV, she would not have been able to use it.<br />
	{{plus}} She was able to adjust her parkour skills to fit to a specific location.<br />		{{plus}} She was able to adjust her parkour skills to fit to a specific location.<br />
	{{plus}} When Monica mimics Rey Mysterio's 619, her hands are in a different position.<br />		{{plus}} When Monica mimics Rey Mysterio's 619, her hands are in a different position.<br />
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	\| Monica wasn't part of Volume 3 because she wasn't powerful enough to fight the villains. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Micah]] wants her to be a hero, but in season three, the villains are too powerful. So maybe so the writers don't kill her character, they just remove her from the storyline, and bring her back in another season/volume.<br />		\| Monica wasn't part of Volume 3 because she wasn't powerful enough to fight the villains. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Micah]] wants her to be a hero, but in season three, the villains are too powerful. So maybe so the writers don't kill her character, they just remove her from the storyline, and bring her back in another season/volume.<br />
	{{plus}} The villains in Volume 3, such as [[Knox]] and [[Flint]], would most definitely kill her.<br />		{{plus}} The villains in Volume 3, such as [[Knox]] and [[Flint]], would most definitely kill her.<br />
	{{plus}} She may return in a future season/volume, because her character has potential to be a real good character.<br />		{{plus}} She may return in a future season/volume, because her character has potential to be a real good character.<br />
	{{minus}} Rebellion, Part 1 established that Monica was fighting criminals in New Orleans as St. Joan up until at least the start of volume 4.<br />		{{minus}} Rebellion, Part 1 established that Monica was fighting criminals in New Orleans as St. Joan up until at least the start of volume 4.<br />
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	\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />		\| If Monica is [[Ability supercharging\|super charged]], she will be able to copy other people's ability. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} She can copy difficult to almost impossible things.<br />
	:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />		:{{note}} All the things she copies are physically possible to her, she can only copy what she can physically perform, what superchaging this ability would do is unknown.<br />
	::{{plus}} Mere muscle memory wouldn't grant her the physical strength required to perform what we've seen her do. It's distinctly possibly that she could replicate powers through supercharging or enough experience with her ability.<br />		::{{plus}} Mere muscle memory wouldn't grant her the physical strength required to perform what we've seen her do. It's distinctly possibly that she could replicate powers through supercharging or enough experience with her ability.<br />
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	::{{note}} Rogue could absorb not only powers but other skills as well, and her absorption was proportional to the duration of the physical contact required to absorb characteristics.<br />		::{{note}} Rogue could absorb not only powers but other skills as well, and her absorption was proportional to the duration of the physical contact required to absorb characteristics.<br />
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	\| Should Monica somehow [[Ability loss\|lose]] her ability, she still will be able to replicate the movements she has already learned. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Monica seems not only to remember a movement, but also to strengthen her muscles and tendons to perform it, e.g. she learns a skill. Some factors can stop her from using her ability, for instance [[mental manipulation]] or the [[eclipse]], but these factors remove powers, not skills.<br />		\| Should Monica somehow [[Ability loss\|lose]] her ability, she still will be able to replicate the movements she has already learned. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Monica seems not only to remember a movement, but also to strengthen her muscles and tendons to perform it, e.g. she learns a skill. Some factors can stop her from using her ability, for instance [[mental manipulation]] or the [[eclipse]], but these factors remove powers, not skills.<br />
	:{{minus}} It's been stated that Monica's physical fitness is what defines what she can and can't do, as a young woman, there are lots of things she can do, but if she reaches an advanced age, she won't perform gymnast movements anymore.<br />		:{{minus}} It's been stated that Monica's physical fitness is what defines what she can and can't do, as a young woman, there are lots of things she can do, but if she reaches an advanced age, she won't perform gymnast movements anymore.<br />
	:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />		:{{minus}} Monica's ability allows her to use those abilities, she depends on her power to learn ''and'' use abilities, not just learn.<br />