Technological Possession

The ability to possess or inhabit electronics and machinery. Combination of Technology Manipulation and Possession. Variation of Technological Assimilation.

Also Called[]

Cybernetic Connecting/Fusion/Merging/Overshadowing/Possession/Unity
Cyber-Spatial Existence
Electrical/Electronic Connecting/Fusion/Merging/Overshadowing/Possession/Unity
Machine Connecting/Fusion/Merging/Overshadowing/Possession/Unity
Technological Mind Uploading
Technological Connecting/Fusion/Merging/Overshadowing/Unity

Capabilities[]

User can transcend the physical form and exist within technology (such as computers and robots). If one should possess this ability, they may be able to switch robotic avatars at will or be immortal so long as there is a technological host to control.

Applications[]

Immortal existence within a cybernetic host body.
Possess a multitude of machinery.
Gain all abilities that a computer would have.
Utilize technology to influence the outside world.
Change mechanical avatars.

Techniques[]

Cybernetic Corruption: The user can infect various mechanizations.
Technology Manipulation: The user can control a host machine's functions to the fullest extent.
Techno-Organic Corrosion: The user can reach out through nanotech and infect, convert or possess biotic/non-biotic lifeforms.
Object Manipulation: The user can manipulate objects associated with technology under their domain.
Possession: The user can possess any and all machinery of their choosing.

Associations[]

Attachment
Bionic Physiology
Cyber Mind
Data Manipulation
Electronic Communication
May gain Transcendent Machine Physiology.

Limitations[]

Can’t control purely mechanical objects which possess no electronic or ferrous components.
Power is useless in any setting without advanced technology.
User may only be able to transfer their mind, leaving their body behind.

Known Users[]

Anime/Manga

Organoids (Zoids)
Rotom (Pokémon)
Tieria Erde (Mobile Suit Gundam 00)
Regene Regetta (Mobile Suit Gundam 00)
Acidalia (Aldnoah.Zero)
Bardiel (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell)
Earthia (Sonic X); ony in her evolved tree form

Comics

Brainiac (DC Comics)
Ultron (Marvel Comics)
Madison Jeffries/Box (Marvel Comics)
Arkea (Marvel Comics)
Utroms (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)

Cartoons

Joker (Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem)
Galvanic Mechamorphs (Ben 10 Series)
- Upgrade
- Malware
- Ship
Nosedeenians (Ben 10/Ben 10: Omniverse)
- Buzzshock
Alpha (Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United)
Bootleg (Ben 10: Reboot)
Viral (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 TV series)
Virus (Winx Club)
XANA (Code Lyoko)
Experiment 223 "Glitch" (Lilo & Stitch)
Bender (Futurama); as a Robot Ghost
.GIFfany (Gravity Falls)
Virus (The Amazing World of Gumball)
PAL (The Mitchells vs. the Machines); limited to PAL machines
Hexxus (Ferngully: The Last Rainforest)
Overshadowing Users (Danny Phantom)
- Technus

Literature

Omega (Demon Accords)

Television

Danny Doyle (Twisted Tales)

Video Games

Emperor Calus (Destiny)
Rotom (Pokémon)
William (Five Nights at Freddy's)
Sage (Sonic the hedgehog)

Web Series/Original

6/The Intruder (The Mandela Catalogue)

Known Objects

Joker virus (Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem)
Data Disk (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power); limited to First Ones Tech