Threat Identification

Threat Identification
The Aliens (Battleship) can identify threats if the one they scanned are in designated color red and if the designated color is green then they consider it not a threat.
Power/Ability to:	identify threats to anyone or anything

The ability to identify a threat to anyone or anything by visual designations. Sub-power of Scanner Vision. Not to be confused with Danger Intuition.

Capabilities

The user has the ability to identify any threats from anyone or anything by means of certain designations. The purpose of the power could either be a protection to oneself or for the others. Some users identifies a threat from someone or something through colors.

Applications

• Enhanced Vision
  • Telescopic Vision
  • X-Ray Vision
• Sense of Strength

Associations

• Danger Empowerment
• Scanner Vision

Limitations

• Illusion Manipulation users may or may not overpower this power.
• If the user's ability is based on technology, Intangibility users or Water Manipulation users might disrupt the power or make it out of control.
• Some users are weak against heat or solar powers and that they need water for sustainability and strength to continue using the power.

Known Users

• The Aliens (Battleship)
• Users of Ki Sense (Dragon Ball)
• Ghosts (GRAW, GRAW 2, Future Soldier); via CrossComm
• Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (Halo); via VISR
• UNSC Defense Corps (Halo); via Neural interface
• Assassins (Assassin's Creed series); via Eagle Vision
• Spider-Man (Marvel Comics); via Spider Sense
• Iron Man (Avengers Assemble); via Scanner Vision

Known Objects

• Nebula Chain (Saint Seiya)

Gallery

Iron Man (Avengers Assemble) can detect threats using his armor.

Using his Ki Sense, Goku (Dragon Ball) can sense and identify incoming threats by their ki levels.

Spider-Man's (Marvel Comics) spider-sense allows him to sense and identify incoming threats; the sensations produce increase the greater and/or closer the threat in question is.

The Nebula Chain (Saint Seiya) can detect any enemy and notices to the user per codes or swings. If the danger continues threatening the user, or to be too considerable, the chain attacks on its own.