Theory:Sylar's victims - Revision history

imported>Mateussf at 21:28, 16 July 2012

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imported>Mateussf at 21:28, 16 July 2012

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	{{plus}} [[Sylar (exposed future)\|Gabriel]] was able to figure out [[Knox (exposed future)\|Knox's]] [[Enhanced strength\|ability]] by simply fighting him. This was without any obvious concentration or [[Brain removal\|brain-viewing]]. He even understands it to the point where he knows that Knox's strength comes from absorbing fear.<br />		{{plus}} [[Sylar (exposed future)\|Gabriel]] was able to figure out [[Knox (exposed future)\|Knox's]] [[Enhanced strength\|ability]] by simply fighting him. This was without any obvious concentration or [[Brain removal\|brain-viewing]]. He even understands it to the point where he knows that Knox's strength comes from absorbing fear.<br />
	{{minus}} He attempted to take an ability from [[Gael Cruz]], oblivious to the fact that Gael didn't even have an ability.<br />		{{minus}} He attempted to take an ability from [[Gael Cruz]], oblivious to the fact that Gael didn't even have an ability.<br />
			{{plus}}Sylar watched [[Charlie]] for hours trying to figure out what her power was, and only after that became clear, he killed her. (''[[Graphic Novel:Road Kill\|Road Kill]]'')
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	\| [[Sylar\|Sylar's]] hunger derives not from his addiction to power but more from a desperation to fully understand how things work. \|\| In ''[[I Am Become Death]]'' [[Gabriel Gray (exposed future)\|Gabriel]] tells [[Peter]] that he now has an insatiable hunger to understand how things work. \|\| {{plus}} Maybe Sylar's current resistance to his hunger is the realization that he doesn't need to know how it all works.<br />		\| [[Sylar\|Sylar's]] hunger derives not from his addiction to power but more from a desperation to fully understand how things work. \|\| In ''[[I Am Become Death]]'' [[Gabriel Gray (exposed future)\|Gabriel]] tells [[Peter]] that he now has an insatiable hunger to understand how things work. \|\| {{plus}} Maybe Sylar's current resistance to his hunger is the realization that he doesn't need to know how it all works.<br />

imported>PJDEP at 20:08, 27 April 2010

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	:::{{note}} Sylar took shape shifting through the empathic aspect of his [[intuitive aptitude]], he has less control over abilities taken this way.<br />		:::{{note}} Sylar took shape shifting through the empathic aspect of his [[intuitive aptitude]], he has less control over abilities taken this way.<br />
	::::{{minus}} Sylar had quite a degree of control over [[electric manipulation]] after he took it from Elle. His lack of control over shape shifting was caused by him losing his identity. He regained control over shape shifting after talking to his "mom".<br />		::::{{minus}} Sylar had quite a degree of control over [[electric manipulation]] after he took it from Elle. His lack of control over shape shifting was caused by him losing his identity. He regained control over shape shifting after talking to his "mom".<br />
			:::::{{note}} Elle gave him lessons in electric manipulation.<br />
	{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />		{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />
	:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />		:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />

imported>Kyogre blast at 09:06, 27 April 2010

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	::{{plus}} Sylar couldn't control [[shape shifting]] very well. The lack of control over the [[metal mimicry]] could be the beginning of him losing control over his abilities.<br />		::{{plus}} Sylar couldn't control [[shape shifting]] very well. The lack of control over the [[metal mimicry]] could be the beginning of him losing control over his abilities.<br />
	:::{{note}} Sylar took shape shifting through the empathic aspect of his [[intuitive aptitude]], he has less control over abilities taken this way.<br />		:::{{note}} Sylar took shape shifting through the empathic aspect of his [[intuitive aptitude]], he has less control over abilities taken this way.<br />
			::::{{minus}} Sylar had quite a degree of control over [[electric manipulation]] after he took it from Elle. His lack of control over shape shifting was caused by him losing his identity. He regained control over shape shifting after talking to his "mom".<br />
	{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />		{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />
	:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />		:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />

imported>Radicell at 10:02, 28 March 2010

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	\| Sylar may need to physically see the functioning brain (or believe he does) in order to give himself that power. \|\| He is removing and taking brains, not merely observing their owners. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Homecoming]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He was unable to take Eden's power, as she destroyed her brain by [[Suicide\|shooting herself]].<br />		\| Sylar may need to physically see the functioning brain (or believe he does) in order to give himself that power. \|\| He is removing and taking brains, not merely observing their owners. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'', ''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'', ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He was unable to take Eden's power, as she destroyed her brain by [[Suicide\|shooting herself]].<br />
	{{plus}} Sylar has seen enough brains by now that he knows exactly where to look in the brain for the use of the DNA mutation to figure out how the evolved human's powers function.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar has seen enough brains by now that he knows exactly where to look in the brain for the use of the DNA mutation to figure out how the evolved human's powers function.<br />
	{{plus}} Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] would allow him to analyze how a power works very quickly.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] would allow him to analyze how a power works very quickly.<br />

imported>PJDEP at 20:33, 5 March 2010

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	:{{minus}} He didn't steal [[Eric Doyle]]'s [[Puppet master\|ability]].<br />		:{{minus}} He didn't steal [[Eric Doyle]]'s [[Puppet master\|ability]].<br />
	::{{plus}} [[Puppet master]] would be redundant to Sylar's [[telekinesis]].<br />		::{{plus}} [[Puppet master]] would be redundant to Sylar's [[telekinesis]].<br />
	:::{{note}} It would appear that [[~~Trevor's ability~~]] is redundant to telekinesis, but Sylar took that regardless.<br />		:::{{note}} It would appear that [[shattering]] is redundant to telekinesis, but Sylar took that regardless.<br />
	:{{minus}} He didn't kill [[Meredith]].<br />		:{{minus}} He didn't kill [[Meredith]].<br />
	::{{note}} According to ''[[Graphic Novel:The Natural Order of Things\|The Natural Order of Things]]'', he did.<br />		::{{note}} According to ''[[Graphic Novel:The Natural Order of Things\|The Natural Order of Things]]'', he did.<br />

imported>PJDEP at 00:19, 1 March 2010

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	{{plus}} Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] would allow him to analyze how a power works very quickly.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] would allow him to analyze how a power works very quickly.<br />
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	\|[[Sylar]] must know beforehand what an evolved person's power is in order to take it. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Sylar]] has never been shown to kill someone without knowing their ability first.<br />		\|[[Sylar]] must know beforehand what an evolved person's power is in order to take it. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Sylar]] has never been shown to kill someone without knowing their ability first.<br />
	{{note}} It is clear that [[Sylar]] was watching [[Charlie]] and waited to kill her until after she demonstrated her ability (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'').<br />		{{note}} It is clear that [[Sylar]] was watching [[Charlie]] and waited to kill her until after she demonstrated her ability (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'').<br />
	:{{minus}} It is more likely that he did not know she possessed a power at all until he observed her using one.<br />		:{{minus}} It is more likely that he did not know she possessed a power at all until he observed her using one.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 18:08, 3 January 2010

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	{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />		{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />
	:{{plus}} Sylar was in control of the facility and could have examined the profiles of all of the inmates to learn their powers.<br />		:{{plus}} Sylar was in control of the facility and could have examined the profiles of all of the inmates to learn their powers.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar has never since displayed ~~Metal~~ ~~Mimicry~~.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar has never since displayed metal mimicry.<br />
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imported>Hiroman at 18:05, 3 January 2010

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	{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />		{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />
	:{{plus}} Sylar was in control of the facility and could have examined the profiles of all of the inmates to learn their powers.<br />		:{{plus}} Sylar was in control of the facility and could have examined the profiles of all of the inmates to learn their powers.<br />
			{{minus}} Sylar has never since displayed Metal Mimicry.<br />
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imported>PJDEP: Fixed spelling error; added point; theory pages are made for speculation, there's no point in restating that.

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Fixed spelling error; added point; theory pages are made for speculation, there's no point in restating that.

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	:{{minus}} He didn't steal [[Eric Doyle]]'s [[Puppet master\|ability]].<br />		:{{minus}} He didn't steal [[Eric Doyle]]'s [[Puppet master\|ability]].<br />
	::{{plus}} [[Puppet master]] would be redundant to Sylar's [[telekinesis]].<br />		::{{plus}} [[Puppet master]] would be redundant to Sylar's [[telekinesis]].<br />
			:::{{note}} It would appear that [[Trevor's ability]] is redundant to telekinesis, but Sylar took that regardless.<br />
	:{{minus}} He didn't kill [[Meredith]].<br />		:{{minus}} He didn't kill [[Meredith]].<br />
	::{{note}} According to ''[[Graphic Novel:The Natural Order of Things\|The Natural Order of Things]]'', he did.<br />		::{{note}} According to ''[[Graphic Novel:The Natural Order of Things\|The Natural Order of Things]]'', he did.<br />
	:::{{minus}} He didn't succumb to his hunger and didn't kill Meredith for her power.<br />		:::{{minus}} He didn't succumb to his hunger and didn't kill Meredith for her power.<br />
			::::{{note}} The need to psychologically torture [[Claire]] may have been stronger then his need to acquire new abilities.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar had a better control over his hunger at the end of Volume Three.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar had a better control over his hunger at the end of Volume Three.<br />
	{{note}} Sylar could've stolen metal mimicry and ~~discovers~~ it's a weak ability against fire. Sylar can't control the ability and his arm turns metal. He can't turn his arm back to normal and cuts his arm off so Meredith can't attack his metallic arm.<br />		{{note}} Sylar could've stolen metal mimicry, and then discovered that it's a weak ability against fire. Sylar can't control the ability and his arm turns metal. He can't turn his arm back to normal and cuts his arm off so Meredith can't attack his metallic arm.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar learns to wield his abilities very fast.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar learns to wield his abilities very fast.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar has a great control over the abilities he steal by [[brain removal]].<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar has a great control over the abilities he steal by [[brain removal]].<br />
	::{{plus}} Sylar couldn't control [[~~Shape~~ shifting]] very well. The lack of control over the [[metal mimicry]] could be the ~~begging~~ of him losing control over his abilities.<br />		::{{plus}} Sylar couldn't control [[shape shifting]] very well. The lack of control over the [[metal mimicry]] could be the beginning of him losing control over his abilities.<br />
			:::{{note}} Sylar took shape shifting through the empathic aspect of his [[intuitive aptitude]], he has less control over abilities taken this way.<br />
	{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />		{{minus}} If Sylar ripped Danny Pine's head open and took his power, who ripped Sylar's arm off?<br />
	:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />		:{{plus}} Sylar did. Sylar has [[rapid cell regeneration]], so he could cut his arm off and it would grow back.<br />
	{{note}} It's all a mere speculation.<br />
	{{minus}} Danny Pine's body was never shown, and Sylar never displayed his ability. Usually, it is always shown when Sylar obtains a new power, but this time there's no evidence Pine's brain was removed, apart from Sylar being in proximity.<br />		{{minus}} Danny Pine's body was never shown, and Sylar never displayed his ability. Usually, it is always shown when Sylar obtains a new power, but this time there's no evidence Pine's brain was removed, apart from Sylar being in proximity.<br />
	{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />		{{minus}} Echo DeMille was killed by slitting his throat. Although Sylar already possessed sound manipulation, he couldn't know Echo had it too - he never knows what an evolved human's ability is until he witnesses it.<br />