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*For the similar ability that causes others to become aggressive, see '''[[primal rage]]'''. |
*For the similar ability that causes others to become aggressive, see '''[[primal rage]]'''. |
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*For the ability that causes one's eyes to become black, see '''[[poison emission]]'''. |
*For the ability that causes one's eyes to become black, see '''[[poison emission]]'''. |
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*For the ability that causes one's eyes to become white, see '''[[ |
*For the ability that causes one's eyes to become white, see '''[[precognition]]'''. |
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Revision as of 03:18, 3 January 2009
| David's ability | |
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David's eyes turn red when he uses his ability. | |
| Held by: | David Sullivan (deceased) |
| Ability to: | Cause aggression and red-colored eyes in oneself |
David's ability is an ability that causes great aggression and a change in the user's eye color.
Characters
- David Sullivan possesses this ability.
Limits
After David was injected with the formula, his ability manifested immediately. His eyes turned red and he growled, before charging at Rachel Mills aggressively. After Rachel teleported away, David charged at her again, only to be impaled on a pair of scissors. David also attacked Ryan Hanover from behind and apparently mangled him. (The Recruit, Part 3)
Examples
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David Sullivan's eyes turn red...
See Also
- For the similar ability that causes others to become aggressive, see primal rage.
- For the ability that causes one's eyes to become black, see poison emission.
- For the ability that causes one's eyes to become white, see precognition.