Theory:Peter Petrelli - Revision history

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	::::{{plus}} Potentially, he could have. Had he placed a nail in Sylar's skull while he was done with the other appendages, that would have been the end of Sylar.<br />		::::{{plus}} Potentially, he could have. Had he placed a nail in Sylar's skull while he was done with the other appendages, that would have been the end of Sylar.<br />
	:::::{{minus}} Peter could not have defeated Sylar in this way because Sylar stated in an earlier episode that the shape-shifting ability has let him re-program his DNA and move his "Kill Spot".<br />		:::::{{minus}} Peter could not have defeated Sylar in this way because Sylar stated in an earlier episode that the shape-shifting ability has let him re-program his DNA and move his "Kill Spot".<br />
			::::::{{plus}} With Peter nullifying his powers, his "Kill Spot" would be utterly irrelevant. As stated above, a nail to the head would have done it.
	::::::{{plus}} He could have decapitated Sylar then. He was powerless and Peter can be quite creative.<br />		::::::{{plus}} He could have decapitated Sylar then. He was powerless and Peter can be quite creative.<br />
	{{minus}} The 'new' director of the show says that he plans to return the show to its roots. As part of that process, Danko was killed and Tracy moved 'off-screen'. Having Peter regain his original ability would be a continuation of that process.<br />		{{minus}} The 'new' director of the show says that he plans to return the show to its roots. As part of that process, Danko was killed and Tracy moved 'off-screen'. Having Peter regain his original ability would be a continuation of that process.<br />

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	::{{note}} How [[activation and deactivation\|Matt Jr.'s ability]] works is unknown, he may have repaired Hiro's DNA somehow.<br />		::{{note}} How [[activation and deactivation\|Matt Jr.'s ability]] works is unknown, he may have repaired Hiro's DNA somehow.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar still has all of his abilities. If Peter doesn't regain his original ability, then he (as well as every other protagonist on the show) is almost certainly going to be killed.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar still has all of his abilities. If Peter doesn't regain his original ability, then he (as well as every other protagonist on the show) is almost certainly going to be killed.<br />
			::: Sylar does not have ALL his abilities. He only regained telekinesis and intuitive aptitude.
	:{{plus}} Characters who didn't have empathic mimicry have defeated Sylar on occasions.<br />		:{{plus}} Characters who didn't have empathic mimicry have defeated Sylar on occasions.<br />
	::{{plus}} When [[Mohinder]] was a normal human, he tricked Sylar into drinking a [[Curare\|drugged]] tea.<br />		::{{plus}} When [[Mohinder]] was a normal human, he tricked Sylar into drinking a [[Curare\|drugged]] tea.<br />

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	\| Peter will not regain [[empathic mimicry]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter's original ability is simply too powerful, no powerful character with a single ability will remain significant if they run into Peter, as he will be able to do whatever they can and more. This would force the writer's to intentionally keep him away from certain characters, restricting their freedom.<br />		\| Peter will not regain [[empathic mimicry]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter's original ability is simply too powerful, no powerful character with a single ability will remain significant if they run into Peter, as he will be able to do whatever they can and more. This would force the writer's to intentionally keep him away from certain characters, restricting their freedom.<br />
	:{{minus}} [[Space-time manipulation]], [[gravitational manipulation]], [[telepathy]], and [[mental manipulation]] are examples of abilities potentially powerful enough to stop a fully powered character with many abilities due to empathic mimicry.<br />		:{{minus}} [[Space-time manipulation]], [[gravitational manipulation]], [[telepathy]], and [[mental manipulation]] are examples of abilities potentially powerful enough to stop a fully powered character with many abilities due to empathic mimicry.<br />
			::{{plus}} Negated by the fact that instant proximity with any of these power users would give Peter said power, taking away their advantage.
	::{{plus}} Most of those abilities can be overcome or are an example of [[ability immunity]] (Space-time manipulation doesn't affect other time travelers, [[Stephen Canfield]] was unaffected by his vortices when he choose to, telepathy is weak against other telepaths, mental manipulation can be overcome, and may not affect other users). Peter could simply absorb their ability by being in close proximity and be unaffected.<br />		::{{plus}} Most of those abilities can be overcome or are an example of [[ability immunity]] (Space-time manipulation doesn't affect other time travelers, [[Stephen Canfield]] was unaffected by his vortices when he choose to, telepathy is weak against other telepaths, mental manipulation can be overcome, and may not affect other users). Peter could simply absorb their ability by being in close proximity and be unaffected.<br />
	{{plus}} If Peter had never lost his original ability, he would have (in addition to the abilities he had already obtained) [[power absorption]], [[impenetrable skin]], [[weather control]], [[terrakinesis]], [[shape shifting]], [[poison emission]], etc. He would be essentially unstoppable.<br />		{{plus}} If Peter had never lost his original ability, he would have (in addition to the abilities he had already obtained) [[power absorption]], [[impenetrable skin]], [[weather control]], [[terrakinesis]], [[shape shifting]], [[poison emission]], etc. He would be essentially unstoppable.<br />

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	:::::{{plus}} Draph has the exact same power as Peter and can copy multiple powers at a time. <br />		:::::{{plus}} Draph has the exact same power as Peter and can copy multiple powers at a time. <br />
	::::::{{minus}} Draph's power is natural, Peter's is synthetic.<br />		::::::{{minus}} Draph's power is natural, Peter's is synthetic.<br />
			:::::::{{plus}} Peter's active power is synthetic; his natural power is dormant. Matt Jr. would simply reactivate Peter's power. Or if Peter came in touch with another mimic, he would presumably regain his ability.
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	\| If [[Peter]] engaged in a group hug with other [[evolved humans]], he could retain multiple powers at once. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He has demonstrated the ability to hold a power upon physical contact.<br />		\| If [[Peter]] engaged in a group hug with other [[evolved humans]], he could retain multiple powers at once. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He has demonstrated the ability to hold a power upon physical contact.<br />

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	:{{minus}} [[The Haitian]] was suppressing his [[ability]]. That's what allowed [[Claire]] to kill him. She even said, "Trying to teleport? That won't work with my friend here."<br />		:{{minus}} [[The Haitian]] was suppressing his [[ability]]. That's what allowed [[Claire]] to kill him. She even said, "Trying to teleport? That won't work with my friend here."<br />
	::{{plus}} Future Peter wasn't shot in his head. And he was shown laying on a table dead without the Haitian present.<br />		::{{plus}} Future Peter wasn't shot in his head. And he was shown laying on a table dead without the Haitian present.<br />
			:::{minus} The Haitian was present. He was in the next room.
	:::{{minus}} Pinehearst could have stuck something in his head to keep him from regenerating.<br />		:::{{minus}} Pinehearst could have stuck something in his head to keep him from regenerating.<br />
	::{{note}} This could be because Peter needs his [[empathic mimicry]] in order to use his acquired abilities, and if the Haitian suppresses it and he dies, he can no longer tap into it. If he dies and his mimicry is working, then he can come back to life due to his passive powers being constantly active.<br />		::{{note}} This could be because Peter needs his [[empathic mimicry]] in order to use his acquired abilities, and if the Haitian suppresses it and he dies, he can no longer tap into it. If he dies and his mimicry is working, then he can come back to life due to his passive powers being constantly active.<br />

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	{{minus}} In the original exposed timeline, [[Nathan]] was the cause of the events of that timeline (e.g. evolved humans in camps, experimentation and being hunted down).<br />		{{minus}} In the original exposed timeline, [[Nathan]] was the cause of the events of that timeline (e.g. evolved humans in camps, experimentation and being hunted down).<br />
	{{plus}} Peter has a ability-control percentile of 27% ([[Assignment Tracker 2.0]], under Gabriel Gray's profile), thus sort of making him predisposed to blundering and losing control.<br />		{{plus}} Peter has a ability-control percentile of 27% ([[Assignment Tracker 2.0]], under Gabriel Gray's profile), thus sort of making him predisposed to blundering and losing control.<br />
			{{minus}} Peter ultimately prevented himself from brining any of these futures to happen, with help from his future self. Therefore, he did not screw up.
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	\| In the original timeline (Nov 8, 2007), [[Peter Petrelli (explosion future)\|Peter Petrelli]] mimicked density manipulation from one of the Moab [[prison ambush agent]]s. \|\| Graphic Novel snapshot:<br />[[Image:Speedy peter.JPG\|225px\|Sumo-Peter(?)]] \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[Walls, Part 2]]'', [[Image talk:Speedy_peter.JPG\|everyone is accounted for]] except for Peter and the agent with [[enhanced speed]].<br />		\| In the original timeline (Nov 8, 2007), [[Peter Petrelli (explosion future)\|Peter Petrelli]] mimicked density manipulation from one of the Moab [[prison ambush agent]]s. \|\| Graphic Novel snapshot:<br />[[Image:Speedy peter.JPG\|225px\|Sumo-Peter(?)]] \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[Walls, Part 2]]'', [[Image talk:Speedy_peter.JPG\|everyone is accounted for]] except for Peter and the agent with [[enhanced speed]].<br />

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	{{plus}} They did seem to flirt sometimes.<br />		{{plus}} They did seem to flirt sometimes.<br />
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	\| Peter will travel in time to find his ~~old~~ self and will replicate his ~~old~~ ability, then will travel to his father and ask him to steal ability replication, leaving him with empathic mimicry. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter is obsessed with becoming a better paramedic.<br />		\| Peter will travel in time to find his younger self and will replicate his original ability, then will travel to his father and ask him to steal ability replication, leaving him with empathic mimicry. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter is obsessed with becoming a better paramedic.<br />
	:{{minus}} Peter knows better than to ~~try~~ messing with his father.<br />		:{{minus}} Peter definitely knows better than trying to go messing with his father.<br />
	:{{minus}} Arthur steals powers he already has, he'd do this to Peter just because he sees him as a threat.<br />		:{{minus}} Arthur steals powers he already has, he'd do this to Peter just because he sees him as a threat.<br />
	:{{minus}} Taking the ability replication would also remove empathic mimicry. Ability replication does not seem to physically alter Peter's DNA so much as give him the ability to channel others' powers through himself.<br />		:{{minus}} Taking the ability replication would also remove empathic mimicry. Ability replication does not seem to physically alter Peter's DNA so much as give him the ability to channel others' powers through himself.<br />

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	::::{{note}} That isn't a friendship so much as a mutual respect and understanding earned by years of forced proximity (there's a difference). Also, Peter's good behavior towards Sylar to this point has almost always been circumstantial.<br />		::::{{note}} That isn't a friendship so much as a mutual respect and understanding earned by years of forced proximity (there's a difference). Also, Peter's good behavior towards Sylar to this point has almost always been circumstantial.<br />
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	\| Peter has learned how to use more than the last ability replicated. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} When he tackles [[Samuel]] in "[[Brave New World]]", he flies towards him, using [[West]]'s [[Flight\|ability]], even though he had already replicated at least two other abilities since then. [[Precognitive dreaming]] from [[Angela\|his mother]] and [[Telepathy]] from [[Matt]].<br />		\| Peter has learned how to use more than the last ability replicated. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} When he tackles [[Samuel]] in "[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]", he flies towards him, using [[West]]'s [[Flight\|ability]], even though he had already replicated at least two other abilities since then. [[Precognitive dreaming]] from [[Angela\|his mother]] and [[Telepathy]] from [[Matt]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar also had the ability to [[Flight\|fly]], that's who Peter replicated it from.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar also had the ability to [[Flight\|fly]], that's who Peter replicated it from.<br />
	::{{note}} It still isn't confirmed whether Sylar was actually flying just before he killed [[Nathan]].<br />		::{{note}} It still isn't confirmed whether Sylar was actually flying just before he killed [[Nathan]].<br />

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	:{{note}} That won't be difficult. Baby Matt would certainly like Peter.<br />		:{{note}} That won't be difficult. Baby Matt would certainly like Peter.<br />
	::::{{minus}} Hiro's ability was stolen, but never modified afterwards. Peter re-modified his DNA after his loss of powers. It's like when you go back a page in a web browser. If you go to a different page afterwards, you cannot navigate to the page you initially moved backwards from by simply pressing backward and forward again.<br />		::::{{minus}} Hiro's ability was stolen, but never modified afterwards. Peter re-modified his DNA after his loss of powers. It's like when you go back a page in a web browser. If you go to a different page afterwards, you cannot navigate to the page you initially moved backwards from by simply pressing backward and forward again.<br />
			:::::{{plus}} Draph has the exact same power as Peter and can copy multiple powers at a time. <br />
			::::::{{minus}} Draph's power is natural, Peter's is synthetic.<br />
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	\| If [[Peter]] engaged in a group hug with other [[evolved humans]], he could retain multiple powers at once. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He has demonstrated the ability to hold a power upon physical contact.<br />		\| If [[Peter]] engaged in a group hug with other [[evolved humans]], he could retain multiple powers at once. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He has demonstrated the ability to hold a power upon physical contact.<br />

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	{{minus}} He can only copy one power, if he copy's another power the old one gets overwritten. His father can hold possibly infinite number of ability's.<br />		{{minus}} He can only copy one power, if he copy's another power the old one gets overwritten. His father can hold possibly infinite number of ability's.<br />
	{{note}} The "only keep one" thing could be an unforeseen side-affect of the combination, like him not being able to steal powers.<br />		{{note}} The "only keep one" thing could be an unforeseen side-affect of the combination, like him not being able to steal powers.<br />
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			\| Peter still has the powers he copied, but lost his access to them. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Peter technically only has one power, his other powers were a result of his main power. Without his Empathic Mimicry, he has no way to use his other powers.
			{{minus}} Arthur's exact words were "you don't have your powers Peter, I have them.", which implies that he stole all of his powers. <br />
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