Self-Spawn
Agent Smith (The Matrix Trilogy) made every inhabitant of the matrix a replica of himself
Power/Ability to:	Convert others into duplicates of the user

The power to transform others into genetic exact replicates of oneself, both physically and in persona. Not to be confused with Duplication, Amalgamation or Malleability.

Contents 1 Also Called 2 Capability 3 Usages 4 Universe Differences 5 Known Users 6 Comments

Also Called Edit

• Conversion
• Perfect Copy

CapabilityEdit

The user can transform others into themselves by touch. (or stare) The effect may be permanent, but resolute individuals can gradually revert back to original form.

UsagesEdit

• By Conversing a person the user gains the victim's knowledge, skills, abilities memories and even powers.
• Effectively gain an army.
• The user's life-force is shared among the genetic replicas achieving limited Immortality.
• Making so many copies of yourself may confuse the enemy of who the real you is.

Universe DifferencesEdit

• In the Matrix series, Agent Smith activates this ability to over-ride programs and self-procreate exact copies of himself as if like a computer virus.
• In the manga Naruto, a class ninja may possess a variety of techniques. To perform such an ability, ranges from techniques that project mere illusions to actual, ex nihlo physical copies. Though, these physical copies are commonly created by converting the same elemental material the specified ninja would normally utilize while performing their preferred techniques. (e.g. water, exploding clay, insects, sand)

Known UsersEdit

• Agent Smith (the Matrix series)
• Ninja (Naruto)
• Symbiotes (Marvel)
• Loki (Marvel)
• Silver (CreativeZoneHappyPlaceLand)

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