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Technopath

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163 feature instances
162 referencing feature instances

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Technopath	label	Technopath
Technopath	page	Technopath
Technopath	comment	A "technopath" is someone who can control machines and bend them to the user's will, either through a physical or mental interface link. In some cases, this power also allows them to "hear" what a machine is "thinking" and establish a direct line of communication with the machine. Might be referred to as "Technomancy". It's not rare to see technopaths bringing formerly inanimate objects to life (e.g., toasters moving around and firing Projectile Toast at disgruntled users), which is much easier to do if Everything Is Online. Closely related to Magic from Technology. Not to be confused with a character who's pathologically bad with technology, or made a psycho/sociopath by technology. In modern-day settings that have many people with superpowers walking around, this is frequently the power given to children, as a magical metaphor for the way that people who grew up around technology are generally more comfortable with it. Compare with Walking Techfix, which is usually not deliberate. Contrast with Machine Empathy, where a character is closely attuned to a machine's behavior simply due to prolonged experience, and Techno Wizard for people capable of only metaphorical wizardry. Not to be confused with Walking Techbane, which is when a person is destructive to technology just by being near it. Also not to be confused with Teknopathetic.
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Technopath / int_1360c830	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_1360c830	comment	iBoy: Tom becomes this courtesy of his accident that left a piece of phone stuck in his brain. He's initially only able to "see" electrical signals and telecommunicatons through Extreme Graphical Representation, but he's able to hack into any network, operate cars, and even explode things.
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Technopath / int_14afa9d	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_14afa9d	comment	Sleepless Domain: Techno Blitz has the power to summon and manipulate various forms of magical technology. She's been able to, for example, summon and control a small robotic surveillance drone, and fabricate a fully functioning prosthetic arm for Mingxing.
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Technopath / int_15c6ea11	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_15c6ea11	comment	Wonder Woman (1942): Professor Menace can control his Wonder Woman duplicate robot remotely using his mind and when the thing is electrocuted and shorted out, he gets a painful bit of feedback. He later controls three different robots this way but seems to have sorted out the feedback problems.
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Technopath / int_17ccf1f8	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_17ccf1f8	comment	Di-Gata Defenders: Befitting his role as the team's Gadgeteer Genius, some of Erik's spells create machines and mechanical devices.
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Technopath / int_1858fe06	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_1858fe06	comment	The Iron Queen from Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) is the only known surviving user of the ancient art of Magitek, which allows her to control robotics and cybernetics (including Artificial Limbs) through mystical powers. There seems to be a limit to her powers, though; she supposedly cannot control the implants of the Dark Legion, for example (according to her, they're too complex for her to manipulate, despite being created by the same Mad Scientist that created the cybernetics of her other victims).
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Technopath / int_185c4e2a	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_185c4e2a	comment	Livewire in Harbinger, who has used her powers to text and tweet at once.
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Technopath / int_194eb14e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_194eb14e	comment	Strikeforce: Morituri: Scanner had the power of clairsentience, but had a neural jack installed in his head to give him limited control of machines.
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Technopath / int_1bdeb9de	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_1bdeb9de	comment	Nate Grey is also capable of technopathy, via one of the more arcane uses of his vast Psychic Powers, scanning a database in seconds. He rarely uses it, as he rarely needs to — given that he's the most powerful psychic in the Marvel Universe at his peak and an outright Reality Warper, this is not surprising.
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Technopath / int_1bdeba5a	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: Cypher from New Mutants has the mutant power to communicate in any kind of language. And yes, that includes programming language. This is how he manages to shut off the Master Molds, render the massive wave of Nimrods completely unoperational and throw the ultimate wrench into Bastion's plans towards the end of X-Men: Second Coming. Network is a mutant who can speak to technology and control it. The simpler the technology, the easier a time she has controlling it. Subverted with Sage. She is called a cyberpath, and her brain operates like a computer, but she doesn't seem to be able to communicate with machines on her own. However, she's got a spiffy command center and lives in an Everything Is Online universe. She's recently gotten Cool Shades which contain a wireless link to computers. Apocalypse is one of the greatest, as well as most convoluted, examples of this power — ironically enough, because infecting Nathan Summers with his T.O. virus as a child had his older future self come after him in the past, demonstrating his own technopathic abilities, and infecting En Sabah Nur with his own techno-organic pathogen that he'd grow into when Cable killed him. Nate Grey is also capable of technopathy, via one of the more arcane uses of his vast Psychic Powers, scanning a database in seconds. He rarely uses it, as he rarely needs to — given that he's the most powerful psychic in the Marvel Universe at his peak and an outright Reality Warper, this is not surprising. Tom Skylark in Grant Morrison's "Here Comes Tomorrow" is a mutant technopath who is able to make friends with a mutant-hunting robot. Madison Jeffries, formerly of Alpha Flight and later a recruit of the X-Club, can reshape metal, plastic and glass at will, often by talking to it. David Bond (the current page image), also known as Hijack, is a mutant with the power to control vehicular mechanisms at will, including cars, and even helicarriers. The mutant called the Reanimator can control anything electronic (such as Sentinels. Uh-oh!). Takeshi Matsuya/Wiz Kid (who's alternately been a member of the X-Terminators, Avengers Academy, and S.W.O.R.D.) has the ability to technoform machinery into various forms and functions of his specifications. Most notably, he used this power to turn his electric wheelchair into a Transforming Vehicle. John Greycrow of the Marauders can manipulate mechanical components, assembling them into a variety of different configurations like guns or projectile weapons. He typically wears a costume that gives him easy access to a wide variety of components to manipulate.
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Technopath / int_1f76648	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_1f76648	comment	A Certain Magical Index: Multiple: Misaka Mikoto, and probably her clones "The Sisters" can control computers and electronics mentally as an extension of their powers over electromagnetic fields. She came by this ability the hard way, though: She has to consciously control every part of the interaction. Accelerator has calculation abilities on par with a supercomputer, and can interface with a machine by controlling the vectors of the electricity within the device. Similarly to Misaka, he has to have conscious control over all of it, which means that it takes all of his concentration to do it.
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Technopath / int_20c8a091	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_20c8a091	comment	Hafidha Gates of Shadow Unit can not only consciously connect to and control any nearby machine which contains computer chips, but she can also, without any conscious effort, act as a Wi-Fi access point or cell phone tower. She can combine these abilities to directly connect to the Internet with her mind, but she instead prefers to control a computer which is connected to Internet. This is in addition to and separate from a paranormal boost to her technical skills, making her one of the most skilled Techno Wizards on the planet.
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Technopath / int_2193388c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2193388c	comment	The "hacking" ability of Ghostrunner's hero manifests in the ability to move and control certain pieces of machinery and floating platforms with nothing but a wave of his hand.
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Technopath / int_226f6b3f	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_226f6b3f	comment	In Haven, a repairman has a form of this ability; anything that he fixes comes to life and kills those who he dislikes, along with those who would cause him to leave them. Unfortunately he has no control over this and until the end of the episode, he doesn't even know that it's him causing the machines to come to life.
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Technopath / int_27286fb2	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_27286fb2	comment	Spider-Man: No Way Home: The Nanomachines in Spidey's suit take over Doctor Octopus' tentacles letting Spider-Man control them. Mainly just stopping Doc Ock from using them himself. Electro uses his powers to switch a TV on in Happy's apartment at one point.
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Technopath / int_28f28baf	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_28f28baf	comment	Scanners: Cameron Vale figures out that a computer's "nervous system" is just as scannable as any other, and retrieves information from one over the phone lines.
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Technopath / int_28fc97b0	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_28fc97b0	comment	Cosmic Boy can use his Magnetism Manipulation on electronic devices in much more refined ways than most of his opponents realize:
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Technopath / int_28fe1376	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_28fe1376	comment	Fringe has a character from the episode "Power Hungry" with this. He had experiments performed on him by a Mad Scientist to give him this. Unfortunately, he hasn't the slightest control over it; he mutilates his boss, kills the woman he secretly adores, and shorts out his mother's pacemaker. He is later kidnapped by the same people responsible for his power and has it altered so that he actually has control over technology, which he then uses to escape.
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Technopath / int_2a4c791e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2a4c791e	comment	In Ah! My Goddess Belldandy does this sort of thing all the time. Granted she is a literal goddess with power over all sorts of stuff, but she still ends up talking to machine spirits pretty often.
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Technopath / int_2bb4ae0f	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	Heroes: Micah Sanders. He can "communicate with machines and electronics". His power seems to require physical contact with the device and a certain level of concentration, after which the changes he wishes to make are almost instantaneous. Using a cell phone, Micah can bypass the need for physical contact, at least in cases where the target device is controlled by a networked computer. In season three, when Micah demonstrates his ability to Tracy, it can be seen that he does not physically touch his computer when using his ability. When asked to rig an election, for example, Micah is able to reprogram the entire voting computer network, which covers the entire city, in roughly a minute, though doing so weakens him. To an extent, also the character Hana Gitelman, who appears primarily in the web-only side comics for Heroes. She's the "cyberpath" version, and can connect to anything that can receive a remote signal, not just a normal internet connection, meaning that as long as she has any signal strength at all, she can contact anyone without a phone, and receive and send e-mail without a computer. At one point she even IMs a computer that isn't online, but does have its wireless card in and active. Essentially, she trades Micah's versatility (he can influence any electronics that he can touch) for range. In the comics, Gitelman's physical body is killed, but lives on as a ghost in the Internet before being Killed Off for Real after being deleted from a Company mainframe. Matt Parkman Jr. aka "Baby Stop And Go" seems to have this power to a certain extent as well in that he can either turn something on or off. He's just a baby though so it's rather haphazard and mood dependent. "Something" also includes others' powers, as seen when he re-activates Hiro's time mastery.
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Technopath / int_2cad7105	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2cad7105	comment	Makoto in El-Hazard: The Magnificent World. This makes convincing a Demon God Android to change sides (with romance!) a tad easier.
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Technopath / int_2cc2f35d	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2cc2f35d	comment	The third Loki from Loki: Agent of Asgard exhibits technomantic affinity; of course, in this case, this means actual magic. We don't know exactly how they do it, but they claim that it's easy because technology is very gullible, so it might involve lying. Ultron Forever also features a possible future version of Loki who has been transformed into a Contagious A.I. against his will.
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Loki: Agent of Asgard (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_2cc2f35d
Technopath / int_2cd28570	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2cd28570	comment	Lain from Serial Experiments Lain manifests this power in her show's climax.
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Technopath / int_2dae76e9	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2dae76e9	comment	A minor character in Bungo Stray Dogs can control any electronic device within his field of view perfectly and at a speed multiple times faster than what can be achieved naturally, as long as he's not in physical contact with it. He also needs to be in a state of physical and mental comfort.
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Technopath / int_2ee2a6b6	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_2ee2a6b6	comment	The eponymous character from Jake 2.0, although while he can remotely hack into a computer to display certain information, he still needs to read it normally.
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Technopath / int_304d4028	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_304d4028	comment	The android named Cyanure is an enemy of Spirou & Fantasio. She can take control of any machine or electric system near her.
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Technopath / int_30d735ec	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_30d735ec	comment	In Sky High (2005), Gwen Grayson's superpower is her ability to control technology with her mind. Under her original identity, Sue Tenny, this made her an outcast and got her relegated to sidekick class while the popular kids called her a Mad Scientist, as technopathy was not seen as particularly useful back in The '70s — and sure enough, she became the supervillain Royal Pain. After a battle with the Strongholds resulted in her being de-aged, she returned to Sky High in the '00s and found that, in a more computer-driven society, her power is actually extremely potent, and on her second go-around, her powers made her the most popular girl in school.
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Technopath / int_31a48eed	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_31a48eed	comment	The Outer Limits (1995): In "Mona Lisa", the titular android is able to control any machine by remote. She uses this ability to hotwire a car and steal $100 from an ATM.
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Technopath / int_331e009	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_331e009	comment	In Borderlands 2, Angel has this power due to being a Siren. She is networked into every machine in Pandora and is essentially a living supercomputer.
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Technopath / int_3435fb80	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3435fb80	comment	Ryan Walker from Mech-X4 uses technopathy to disrupt electronics and change information on computer screens, usually to help him and his friends get into places or escape from situations. He also uses it to pilot the giant robot MECH-X4.
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Technopath / int_34642d8e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_34642d8e	comment	Inspector Lawrence Reinhardt, from the Crinoverse is a metahuman with the natural ability to communicate with and control machines, sending instant messages with his brain and shutting down robots without lifting a finger.
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Technopath / int_36ee2abe	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_36ee2abe	comment	The "machine empathy" mutant ability in Paranoia allows the mutant to make machines really, really like them. This is not as great as it sounds, because it also affects everyone's friend, The Computer. Who really, really doesn't enjoy being the thrall of a commie mutant traitor. So it employs special "machine empath detection" diagnostics to root out the traitor, and if caught, a machine empath can expect not only immediate termination, but also outright erasure of their clone template. Machine empaths lead a very brief existence.
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Technopath / int_3805309f	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3805309f	comment	Because Dana from Pilgrennon's Children had her Brain/Computer Interface during the critical learning period of her infancy, she can interpret data from other computers as easily as information from her senses. She can use GPS data to navigate, copy test answers from school computers, and play a VR game without a headset, among other things.
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Technopath / int_38c57aa2	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_38c57aa2	comment	In the third edition of Eberron, there were some Artificers whose powers came from Psionics rather than magic, essentially making them this.
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Technopath / int_38fa34eb	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman (1942): Professor Menace can control his Wonder Woman duplicate robot remotely using his mind and when the thing is electrocuted and shorted out, he gets a painful bit of feedback. He later controls three different robots this way but seems to have sorted out the feedback problems. Wonder Woman (Rebirth): Dr. Cyber can control electronics remotely, which is initially her only way of interacting with the physical plane prior to her using said ability to build herself an android body.
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Technopath / int_3a1209bd	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3a1209bd	comment	The Journal Entries has people with a whole raft of psychic powers, including this one, called cyberpathy in this setting. It is also present reverse, with A.I.s that are telepathic with organics. There are also a whole series of artificial interfaces that produce equivalent results, from external headbands to multiple generations of implants.
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Technopath / int_3afb0bd2	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3afb0bd2	comment	Madison Jeffries, formerly of Alpha Flight and later a recruit of the X-Club, can reshape metal, plastic and glass at will, often by talking to it.
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Technopath / int_3bbe0ff2	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3bbe0ff2	comment	Scanners III: The Takeover: The villains' plot revolves around mind controlling people straight through cameras and television sets.
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Technopath / int_3d22c14b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3d22c14b	comment	Gundam 00 has Innovators, whose minds can interact with quantum computers over the medium of "quantum brainwaves".
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Technopath / int_3d73b548	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_3d73b548	comment	This is the eponymous character's power set in Jack Blank. He calls it being able to "talk to machines", which does give him telepathy with any programmed system, as well as being able to telekinetically influence anything with moving parts.
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Technopath / int_40d22fb4	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_40d22fb4	comment	Palladium's RPGs, especially Heroes Unlimited and Rifts has the ability/power Telemechanics, which makes the user into a Technopath. In Rifts particularly, this ability was how Hagan Lonovich became Archie-3's idea man.
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Technopath / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation: The now-deleted* In short, the author threw a hissy-fit and demanded that all of his works be deleted from the site but still well-remembered SCP-808 (a.k.a. Alice). An otherwise normal girl, her ability to communicate with machines is complicated by the fact that the machines consider her to be God. Fortunately, an archived version exists here.
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Technopath / int_4522fd1	comment	Several characters in the Whateley Universe can do this to one extent or another. At the Superhero School Whateley Academy, Ringo has this power, as does the hated Assistant to the Headmistress Ms. Hartford (so the school's computer network has security that DARPA envies) and even Samantha Everheart, who is one of the school's security officers (but she has merged with a nanite supercomputer called Hive, so she has an unfair advantage). The supervillain Dr. Abel Palm has not only done this but has magically encrypted his soul into AI viruses and is trying to destroy all humankind. Merry is a cyberpath who can dive into computer networks and do whatever she wants. The character Whisper is one more of a growing number of technopaths in the universe. This kind of backfired on her, however, when, in a video game, the attacks on her character directly translated to injuries on her physical form. Some Gadgeteers have a more limited form of this, in that they can 'feel' the condition of the gadget they are working on (a type of psychometry), and even manipulate it to some degree. Loophole, who can use this to become an Instant Expert with almost any weapon or vehicle, applies this to Take a Third Option in her sophomore Combat Final, by taking control of the simulator itself.
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Technopath / int_4937d0d9	comment	Strike craft pilots of the playable Advent faction in Sins of a Solar Empire control their fighters and bombers remotely using this ability.
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Technopath / int_49676635	comment	Up, Up and Away!: Adam Marshall (a.k.a. Silver Charge) can manipulate electromagnetic fields. He can, reportedly, use them to hack into computers. However, the one time we're shown him attempting, he gets overexcited and fries the machine. He is much better at causing Laser-Guided Amnesia in people.
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Technopath / int_4bcaa9d6	comment	Triptych Continuum: This turns out to be part of Rachette's hybrid magic. By smearing a device with her blood, she telepathically links to that device, enabling her to power, activate, and control it.
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Technopath / int_5131cb43	comment	The Sholan Alliance series features Kusac. He has endured being Touched by Vorlons and some psychic Training from Hell in order to achieve this.
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Technopath / int_53a0bd32	comment	The Twilight Zone (1959): In "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?", the Martian Ross was the ability to control technology, turning both the jukebox and the lights in the Hi-Way CafÃ© off and on. He describes it as a parlor trick.
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Technopath / int_53a4065a	comment	In Transformers: Shattered Glass, Heatwave has the ability to control non-sentient machines by communicating with them telepathically — though he's a bit quirky in that while he's doing so, he talks to the machines as if they were actually alive and sentient.
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Technopath / int_5477bc92	comment	Sprawl Trilogy: Angie Mitchell had her nervous system modified with bioware designed by A.I.s which enabled her to connect to the series' equivalent of the internet by thought alone and granted her considerable hacking skills.
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Technopath / int_553051f	comment	Hank Henshaw, the Cyborg-Superman, a recurring villain in the Superman and Green Lantern titles. Actually an Energy Being, he is able to project himself into robotic bodies, and create cloned bodies based on Superman's DNA, into which he then integrates any technology he captures.
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Technopath / int_56466301	comment	Wonder Woman (Rebirth): Dr. Cyber can control electronics remotely, which is initially her only way of interacting with the physical plane prior to her using said ability to build herself an android body.
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Technopath / int_5b8afa32	comment	In GaoGaiGar, Guy is a technopath. Or just plain awesome. He can summon a giant mecha-lion or transformable jet-plane by just yelling. He even does it once while being in space without wearing a spacesuit. After he becomes an Evoluder, he is able to interface with machinery and computers. In GaoGaiGar FINAL, he uses his powers to overcome a lock on Orbit Base's computer system, and also to pilot Phantom Gao. In his battle with Palparepa, he uses it to turn Palparepa's nanomachines against him (although this doesn't have quite the intended effect).
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Technopath / int_5beb437c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_5beb437c	comment	Last Chance in Xollywood: Vanilla the cinematographer uses her psychic powers to control and move the camera drones and spotlight drones around the set, since she's a worm-like alien with no hands or other appendages.
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Technopath / int_5ed9afa1	comment	Apocalypse is one of the greatest, as well as most convoluted, examples of this power — ironically enough, because infecting Nathan Summers with his T.O. virus as a child had his older future self come after him in the past, demonstrating his own technopathic abilities, and infecting En Sabah Nur with his own techno-organic pathogen that he'd grow into when Cable killed him.
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Technopath / int_5f76cba1	comment	Jimmy Olsen of the New 52 Earth 2, known as Accountable, is able to access news feeds just by holding onto a smartphone for a few minutes.
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Technopath / int_5fe76d21	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_5fe76d21	comment	In the 100th anniversary issue, in fact an issue only depicting what a 100th anniversary story would be like, Venom has been modified to be able to control and travel through electronics.
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Technopath / int_5fe8632b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_5fe8632b	comment	Shortly after getting lightning power, Will from W.I.T.C.H. gains the ability to talk to machines. She finds out that the Computer and the Printer are married. Also, her mobile is a prick.
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Technopath / int_606e56fc	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_606e56fc	comment	Geist: The Sin-Eaters gives us the Industrial Key, which, when filtered through the right Manifestation, allows a Sin-Eater to gain control over a building and every device therein (Boneyard), install technology right into their body (Caul), understand just how a device works (Oracle), or manipulate a device from afar (Marionette). They do have a limitation, however; seeing as they derive their powers from the Underworld, they're better off dealing with "anachrotech", and take penalties when dealing with newer technologies. So, it's easier to hack a Model T than it is an iPhone.
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Technopath / int_628e310b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_628e310b	comment	The Metro City Chronicles have a minor villain called Black Hat whose powers focus on cyber-telepathy and control.
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Technopath / int_6559e890	comment	Scanners II: The New Order: Peter Drak is playing an arcade game. Then he does it in front of everybody without using his hands. Then he takes control of the entire arcade hall, setting a panic, and blowing it up.
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Technopath / int_65bba1d0	comment	The Dark Sisters in the second Galaxy Fraulein Yuna OVA have sophisticated control over machines.
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Technopath / int_69071a1b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_69071a1b	comment	Mutants & Masterminds offers a power called "Datalink" that allows communication with machines.
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Technopath / int_694ab80	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_694ab80	comment	In Batman Beyond, Willy Watt gains this ability after an accident involving a giant robot which he's controlling via a neural interface. The ability later morphs into Mind over Matter.
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Technopath / int_6a4bddd6	comment	Iron Man: Thanks to Nanomachines, Iron Man can directly interface with most digital technology using only his mind. Still, it gets some getting used to, as people start thinking he's schizophrenic because he's suffering from a form of 'information overflow' and can't turn it off — though his hallucinations do come in handy with regards to the plot. He lost this power after Secret Invasion (2008). The minor character Cybermancer (Suzi Endo) had these powers. She was heavily involved in The Crossing, an infamous Continuity Snarl, until she was Rescued from the Scrappy Heap as War Machine's technical advisor.
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Technopath / int_6a4c8f1b	comment	One-Punch Man: This is Drive Knight's main power, which he refers to as "Tactical Transformation". By carrying around a giant mechanical prism of hardware, he can manipulate it into all manner of forms, from an electrified Blade Below the Shoulder to even constructing a mechanical centaur half for fast travel.
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Technopath / int_6bdc1b01	comment	Kal Kent, the Superman of the 853rd Century, has this and a long list of other powers that even Superman doesn't have.
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Technopath / int_6c013d08	comment	The World of Darkness: In the fan-supplement Genius: The Transgression, every PC is (or can be) one. Geist: The Sin-Eaters gives us the Industrial Key, which, when filtered through the right Manifestation, allows a Sin-Eater to gain control over a building and every device therein (Boneyard), install technology right into their body (Caul), understand just how a device works (Oracle), or manipulate a device from afar (Marionette). They do have a limitation, however; seeing as they derive their powers from the Underworld, they're better off dealing with "anachrotech", and take penalties when dealing with newer technologies. So, it's easier to hack a Model T than it is an iPhone. This was split into the psychic powers "Cyberkinesis" and "Cyberpathy" in the Sorcerer supplement to Mage: The Ascension. The Embassy to Machines in Princess: The Hopeful. Members of this Embassy never take penalties for trying to use unfamiliar technology, can automatically succeed on any roll to operate a machine by spending Willpower, can infuse a machine with Light to make it function more effectively, and more. Pretty much every Chronicles of Darkness splat, save Hunter: The Vigil, deals with this in some way. It's an animistic world, after all.
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Technopath / int_6c2c4bf3	comment	X-Men Film Series X2: X-Men United has a boy who changes the TV by blinking, and later controls a computer display the same way. It remains unknown if he's up to turning a toaster into a lethal weapon, though. Chris Bradley from the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Useful once the elevator's power is cut. Magneto manages to technically become this to the Sentinels in X-Men: Days of Future Past by wrapping steel bars inside them while they are being transported in order to gain control over them. How he gets them to fire their weapons is another matter. X-Men: Apocalypse: After awakening in the modern world, Apocalypse learns the languages and layout just by touching a TV screen and taping into all the broadcasts everywhere.
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Technopath / int_6ec3ba16	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_6ec3ba16	comment	Emma's friend in the Mutant X episode "Interface" is a technopath. She further gets enhanced by GSA to become a Wetware CPU but is restored at the end of the episode. According to Emma, she is the only New Mutant who managed to counteract the effects of the subdermal governor (presumably, she disabled it before they even activated the device). Many years before, both of them used to use their powers to cheat bartenders out of free drinks with Emma's empathy and, when the bartender eventually caught on, use her friend's power to shut off the lights and run away.
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Technopath / int_73dd3d5	comment	X2: X-Men United has a boy who changes the TV by blinking, and later controls a computer display the same way. It remains unknown if he's up to turning a toaster into a lethal weapon, though.
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Technopath / int_7668653b	comment	Mass Effect 3 shows that due to Commander Shepard's experiences with the Prothean Beacons and the Cipher, they are recognised by all Prothean technology as though they were a member of the species. This also implanted Shepard with an unconscious understanding of the Prothean language as well as letting them view data recordings, which other species can only see as static. Shepard also demonstrates on Thessia, they have a limited ability to sense Prothean Beacons.
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Technopath / int_77582c7b	comment	Magneto manages to technically become this to the Sentinels in X-Men: Days of Future Past by wrapping steel bars inside them while they are being transported in order to gain control over them. How he gets them to fire their weapons is another matter.
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Technopath / int_778c0c2c	comment	Shelke from Dirge of Cerberus can perform Synaptic Net Dives, which basically give her this.
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Technopath / int_7988cb68	comment	Mass Effect: In all three games, classes like the Engineer and Infiltrator have a natural affinity for all things electronic, which translates into abilities like Overload, (AI) hacking and summoning combat drones. Certain squad members have these abilities as well. Mass Effect 3 shows that due to Commander Shepard's experiences with the Prothean Beacons and the Cipher, they are recognised by all Prothean technology as though they were a member of the species. This also implanted Shepard with an unconscious understanding of the Prothean language as well as letting them view data recordings, which other species can only see as static. Shepard also demonstrates on Thessia, they have a limited ability to sense Prothean Beacons.
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Technopath / int_79d55de1	comment	Muto in the 2999 reality of The Dominus Effect, who reprograms all the Earth's robots to do his bidding to give Superman's descendant and his new allies, the Justice Alliance, something to fight.
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Technopath / int_7ce12025	comment	Arguably, the titular protagonists of the Tetsuo film series are this, gaining a rudimentary control over anything metallic, drawing it to them or turning it to scrap or turning other people into 'Tetsuos', as well as the typical manifesting metal from their bodies.
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Technopath / int_7d031904	comment	Nero from Tantei Opera Milky Holmes has the power to control electronics. This extends from the reasonable (hacking past security systems) to the weird (turning an alarm clock into a suit of armor).
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Technopath / int_7f8a38b6	comment	Official info says that Gundam Wing's ZERO System sets up a mental link between pilot and machine, allowing for speed-of-thought reaction times. Combined with the amount of battle data fed directly into the pilot's brain, this makes the system extremely dangerous to use since it can send anything other than a perfectly focused mind spiraling into total madness.
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Technopath / int_807083bc	comment	Magick Chicks: Sandi Mnemonic has the ability to mentally project her very own i-Pad, which she uses for storing, researching, and categorizing data. She's even talented enough that she can project multiple holo-screens at once, with each containing separate bits of information; including video feeds. Which is the reason. Faith chose her as her personal secretary.
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Technopath / int_8203cde7	comment	Weisz Steiner from EDENS ZERO has a form of Ether Gear called Machina Maker that lets him create and remodel machines in an instant through physical contact. As a young man, he can use this power to repair broken machine parts, construct artificial limbs, transform weapons, and upgrade spaceships mid-flight. His skills as an older man are said to be on a whole other level, however; as Happy can attest to, he can transfer living creatures' minds into mechanical bodies that are completely indistinguishable from their organic forms. When sufficiently pissed off, he also shows he can do things like convert a Cyborg's mechanical body into a walking bomb.
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Technopath / int_876cd173	comment	The protagonist of Watch_Dogs has the ability to hack anything. Anything. Black out city blocks, mess with traffic lights, make individual machines activate, hack ATMs, you name it, even stand-alone things like forklifts or cars. Sure, he uses a backdoor program and the city's universal free wi-fi to enable this, but there's essentially nothing electronic he can't bend to his will. For some reason, this includes the Big Bad's pacemaker.
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Technopath / int_89f4bc45	comment	The Undertaker usually just messed with WWE sound and display systems but has done other things, like cause motor vehicles to move without drivers. Supposedly, this is an extension of his lightning-summoning powers.
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Technopath / int_8ac4e993	comment	Gundam: Psycommu ("Psychic Communicator") technology in the Universal Century is all about this: machines that can interpret the psychic emanations of Newtypes as commands. It started with Zeon's Elmeth mobile armor in Mobile Suit Gundam and continued in the Psyco Gundams of Zeta Gundam and the "Funnel" Attack Drone systems, all the way up to the Unicorn Gundam's NT-D system, which allows total psychic control over the entire mobile suit. Official info says that Gundam Wing's ZERO System sets up a mental link between pilot and machine, allowing for speed-of-thought reaction times. Combined with the amount of battle data fed directly into the pilot's brain, this makes the system extremely dangerous to use since it can send anything other than a perfectly focused mind spiraling into total madness. Gundam 00 has Innovators, whose minds can interact with quantum computers over the medium of "quantum brainwaves".
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Technopath / int_8db36f7	comment	RoboCop has an Universal Interface Spike in his arm that can talk to any computer. It also has stabbity applications.
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Technopath / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: Brainiac and his counterpart from the Legion of Super-Heroes, Brainiac 5. In fact, this is one of Brainiac's few consistent powers, alongside his Super-Intelligence. Hank Henshaw, the Cyborg-Superman, a recurring villain in the Superman and Green Lantern titles. Actually an Energy Being, he is able to project himself into robotic bodies, and create cloned bodies based on Superman's DNA, into which he then integrates any technology he captures. Metallo was granted these powers following an upgrade from Brainiac, and a deal with the demon lord, Neron, gaining the power to incorporate any machinery he came across into his android shell. Muto in the 2999 reality of The Dominus Effect, who reprograms all the Earth's robots to do his bidding to give Superman's descendant and his new allies, the Justice Alliance, something to fight. Kal Kent, the Superman of the 853rd Century, has this and a long list of other powers that even Superman doesn't have. Jimmy Olsen of the New 52 Earth 2, known as Accountable, is able to access news feeds just by holding onto a smartphone for a few minutes.
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Technopath / int_90c73dda	comment	Not shown, but referenced in Animorphs. Ax complains about primitive human computers not even having a psychic link. Since the Andalites' normal mode of communication is telepathic anyway, this is basically equivalent to ordinary voice recognition.
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Technopath / int_9591f30c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_9591f30c	comment	During the final battle of Time Bandits, Evil uses his magic to take control of a tank and a starfighter belonging to the hero's Red Shirt Army.
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Technopath / int_961b37e0	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_961b37e0	comment	DC Extended Universe: SHAZAM! (2019): Shazam's Shock and Awe powers give him some control over machines with a chance of breaking them. He can use his lightning to charge phones and raid ATMs and vending machines. Zack Snyder's Justice League: Due to being now partly made from a Mother Box's technology, Victor Stone/Cyborg is able to connect and interface seamlessly with anything technological from Earth and beyond, including being constantly plugged into the Internet. Notably, Cyborg is able to gain access to the Kryptonian ship's interface, and he also takes control of the Knightcrawler and reactivates it after it was wrecked by Steppenwolf. He even completely rebuilds a tape recorder he smashed to tiny bits, with it none the worse for wear.
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Technopath / int_9776174	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_9776174	comment	Mitchell Hundred from Ex Machina. Due to living in New York City, he suffered a sensory overload seconds after getting his powers and blacked out half of Manhattan by screaming "Shut up!" Afterwards, his brain readjusted — first he could only listen to technology he touched, then he could command them, then he could interact with any machine he could see. He can control technology ranging from complex electronics to those as simple as a handgun. However, a bow and arrow is too simple.
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Technopath / int_980c3316	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_980c3316	comment	Eugene Choi from Shazam! can talk to and control machines in his superpowered form alongside the standard Flying Brick powers.
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Technopath / int_992e16dc	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_992e16dc	comment	Paisley Park, the Stand of Yasuho Hirose from JoJolion, has the ability to manipulate technology to guide Yasuho and her allies to the optimal outcome for her. It's done such things as hijack a GPS system, switch around some google search results, and — on multiple occasions — hack into security footage to track an enemy.
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Technopath / int_9ce09df3	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_9ce09df3	comment	Homecoming, 2026: Cyberpaths, an alternate name for those with the power, are mentioned, with the implication that their power involves manipulating computers with their minds.
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Technopath / int_9e10fbb4	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_9e10fbb4	comment	H.I.V.E. Series: Otto has an innate understanding of computer systems and can interface with more advanced artificial intelligences using his mind.
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Technopath / int_a025caf5	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_a025caf5	comment	Shirley Fenette in Justice Society of Japan has a very powerful (and hard to control) variant of this power.
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Technopath / int_a4c2cee2	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_a4c2cee2	comment	This is part of the standard powerset for earth-aspected humans in Oversaturated World. Technology of all kinds simply works better for earth-aspects, in ways ranging from Diamond Tiara's ability to bully computer programs into doing what she wants all the way to the way Applejack's tools have become sharper and more durable and her farm vehicles more fuel-efficient and requiring less maintenance.
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Technopath / int_a825da3e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_a825da3e	comment	Magic: The Gathering: A common trait of "artificer" creatures, whose abilities typically allow them to manipulate, modify, and/or create artifacts using magic. Mishra, Artificer Prodigy and Slobad, Goblin Tinkerer are notable examples. Tezzeret, Artifice Master is a technopath planeswalker. He can create artifacts and gets more powerful the more artifacts you can control. Though it's not as frequent a focus as Psychic or Elemental Powers, Blue in general tends to have elements of this as well.
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Technopath / int_aa08b12e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_aa08b12e	comment	Lady Death: The Coffin Comics continuity has Jake, a young sorcerer whose magic revolves around controlling technology.
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Technopath / int_ac8b90f5	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_ac8b90f5	comment	This was split into the psychic powers "Cyberkinesis" and "Cyberpathy" in the Sorcerer supplement to Mage: The Ascension.
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Technopath / int_ad6a095e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_ad6a095e	comment	The Embassy to Machines in Princess: The Hopeful. Members of this Embassy never take penalties for trying to use unfamiliar technology, can automatically succeed on any roll to operate a machine by spending Willpower, can infuse a machine with Light to make it function more effectively, and more.
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Technopath / int_b0028436	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Joseph Joestar acquires the Stand Hermit Purple, which can 'plug in' to items such as cameras and televisions to produce a sort of 'scrying' effect, showing Joseph a picture of something happening at that very moment somewhere in the world. Interestingly, its scrying power isn't limited to technology (he once produced a map of a city, marked with a key location he needed to find, from spilled ashes) and its technology manipulation isn't limited to scrying (he used it once to regain control of a crashing airplane), though he typically uses them in tandem. Paisley Park, the Stand of Yasuho Hirose from JoJolion, has the ability to manipulate technology to guide Yasuho and her allies to the optimal outcome for her. It's done such things as hijack a GPS system, switch around some google search results, and — on multiple occasions — hack into security footage to track an enemy.
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Technopath / int_b0e228be	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b0e228be	comment	Rex from Generator Rex can do just about anything with machines by "speaking" to them through his nanites.
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Technopath / int_b2afdc9d	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b2afdc9d	comment	Pretty much every Chronicles of Darkness splat, save Hunter: The Vigil, deals with this in some way. It's an animistic world, after all.
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Technopath / int_b4967d43	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b4967d43	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog: The Phantom Ruby (and, by extension, Infinite) from Sonic Mania can do this as part of its Reality Warper abilities, giving powerful upgrades to the Hard-Boiled Heavies as well as Metal Sonic in Forces. The Deadly Six from Sonic Lost World also have this ability, being able to control dozens of Dr. Eggman's mechs at will. It's the reason why Eggman needed the Cacophonic Conch to subdue them; once Sonic brashly knocked it out of his hands thinking it was just another tool of Eggman's, they immediately went rogue and outgunned the doctor with ease.
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Technopath / int_b4996199	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man: Doctor Octopus has been getting this attributed to him lately. Because it was spawned when Carnage was being used as organic circuitry for a prosthetic arm, the symbiote named Scorn is described as not being able to discern the difference between technology and organics, freely capable of manipulating both. Carnage eventually learns how to do this, and turns Iron Man's own armor against him. In the 100th anniversary issue, in fact an issue only depicting what a 100th anniversary story would be like, Venom has been modified to be able to control and travel through electronics.
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Technopath / int_b67db5a0	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_b67db5a0	comment	Scanner Cop: Sam controls a computer with his mind to speed up the facial composition software.
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Technopath / int_ba88530b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_ba88530b	comment	Nudge from Maximum Ride eventually gains the power to hack computers by touching them.
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Technopath / int_bb3fde3d	comment	Nicolai Technus from Danny Phantom, whose name is a play on famous engineer Nikola Tesla. Technus has the power to possess and upgrade technology, which he uses to forge powerful weapons and battlesuits. Technus can also summon technology and bend it to his will to do whatever he says, even from afar. He commonly refers to himself in some form of "Technus! Ghost Master of Technology!" because of this.
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Technopath / int_bb55a676	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_bb55a676	comment	Brainiac and his counterpart from the Legion of Super-Heroes, Brainiac 5. In fact, this is one of Brainiac's few consistent powers, alongside his Super-Intelligence.
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Technopath / int_bbcd4e9b	comment	Digital Devil Saga: It turns out that Sera's godlike powers are actually an application of this; she can communicate with and control computer systems, and the entire Junkyard is a simulation. Roland figures out how to use his control over electricity to open computer-locked doors without a keycard; he describes the experience as the computer "reading his will as a signal."
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Technopath / int_bcadd7cb	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000 has several examples. Eldar Bonesingers, their equivalent of engineers and artisans. They literally sing to bring wraithbone into existence and to shape it. Being a psychically sensitive material, it's the Craftworld Eldar's go-to building material for everything buildings to war machines. Ork Mekboyz aren't quite technopathic, but they have a workaround that's more like a cheat. Mekboyz can cobble together a machine which structurally can more or less work out, yet they really work on their species's gestalt psychic field. Their machines function relatively well because they will their machines into working because they think they should. The best part is that the Orks aren't quite aware of this crutch, just just think that's the way the world works. The AdMech explain it via the Orks scaring their machines into submission. Senior members of the Adeptus Mechanicus (who can, in terms of humanity, can only generously be described as cyborgs) think they are. Though, depending on the source in question, they are only trained to be very good with tech and think they're technopathic, and other times whether they are or not is left open to interpretation. Speaking of the Mechanicus, a subsect called the Machine Empaths are trained to interact and coax the A.I. of an object into cooperation. Higher members can literally feel what a machine is thinking without a direct link.
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Technopath / int_bcb32dc6	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_bcb32dc6	comment	In Shadowrun, most hackers have to use a hacking rig called a cyberdeck which had to be connected by a datajack. Then came the Otaku, kids who had a mysterious ability to interface with machinery and the matrix with nothing but a datajack, no extra equipment needed. Then the Crash 2.0 happened, and the Matrix was relaunched in a wireless format, and practically everything is connected, even things that shouldn't be. The Otaku all disappeared when the wired internet got blown up, and were replaced by Technomancers, whose brains have an equally mysterious ability to access the new wireless internet by thought alone. In addition, they have access to the Resonance. Nobody is quite sure what it is, but the best guess is that it's the raw "stuff" of the Matrix, giving technomancers strange, impossible-on-paper abilities, including making simple A.I.s called sprites.
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Technopath / int_bcdcf629	comment	Transformers: Animated: Megatron discovers that he can control Earth machines because so much technology has been reverse engineered from him over the last 50 years. Which is rather useful, as he was reduced to a head when he found this out. In the third season, Sari gains the ability to learn how to operate or repair any machine just by touching it: she describes it as the machines themselves simply telling her what they need.
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Technopath / int_bdf7310a	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_bdf7310a	comment	Samantha Harrison from Phaeton. She is technically a machine herself, but who cares when you can order the gun pointed at your head to dismantle itself?
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Technopath / int_c2273334	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_c2273334	comment	Planetary: The Drummer has nebulous powers related to "information flow", which apparently include sensing magic (the "cheat codes of the universe"), but he's usually employed as a super-hacker and living Electronic Counter-Measures device (disrupting security systems, monitoring or jamming enemy communications and such). Oh, and he's nuts.
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Technopath / int_c2fcda	comment	SHAZAM! (2019): Shazam's Shock and Awe powers give him some control over machines with a chance of breaking them. He can use his lightning to charge phones and raid ATMs and vending machines.
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Technopath / int_c346fa94	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_c346fa94	comment	Cypher from New Mutants has the mutant power to communicate in any kind of language. And yes, that includes programming language. This is how he manages to shut off the Master Molds, render the massive wave of Nimrods completely unoperational and throw the ultimate wrench into Bastion's plans towards the end of X-Men: Second Coming.
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Technopath / int_c8353ba1	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_c8353ba1	comment	Fujimaru from Snow White and Seven Dwarfs is able to literally talk with machinery. His full ability, when he takes off his Power Limiter, includes being able to become a part of the machine, hijacking it altogether.
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Technopath / int_c9b98f4e	comment	Empath and all Psyches in Empath: The Luckiest Smurf have this ability via Touch Telepathy.
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Technopath / int_cbf0ee94	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_cbf0ee94	comment	EVE Online: It was originally intended for pod pilots to be able to control their ship directly with their thoughts, but most people ended up feeling sick and dizzy from using it, so they settled for a less direct (but presumably still mental) interface. There are, however, cybernetic mindlink implants that allow their user to directly interface with various parts of the ship, giving passive buffs to them and their party. The current technology combines a sensory deprivation chamber with the mindlink, replacing the pilot's senses with the sensors of the ship. Even sound is emulated.
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Technopath / int_d0744832	comment	The Avengers once fought a man with the ability to control machines who attacked a demolition derby under the belief that the machines were in pain and needed liberating. When confronted by the Vision, the Avengers' resident sentient machine, with the prospect of reading his feelings, he realizes that he's actually delusional and can't read machine minds at all.
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Technopath / int_d4263e4c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_d4263e4c	comment	The Mechanic from the Wild Cards series, the hitch being he has to physically interface by cutting himself and putting the wound to the machine. Fortunately he also heals real fast.
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Technopath / int_d4d8ce5f	comment	In Deadlands: Hell on Earth, Junkers achieve this effect through shamanistic interactions with a special kind of tech spirit called a browser spirit. Since the game is set After the End, there are a lot of disembodied tech spirits floating around, and Junkers create new bodies for them to live in out of spare parts. It's kind of like tech-necromancy. While most tech spirits just inhabit their new bodies, browser spirits can communicate telepathically with any Junker that touches their body, and the most powerful kind of browser spirit keeps up a permanent telepathic link with the Junker who made its body.
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Technopath / int_d5e9a8ed	comment	The Ultimates: For a time, Tony Stark could control machines with the tumor in his brain, which manifested as a child Tony inside his head.
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Technopath / int_d642b0d5	comment	The Deadly Six from Sonic Lost World also have this ability, being able to control dozens of Dr. Eggman's mechs at will. It's the reason why Eggman needed the Cacophonic Conch to subdue them; once Sonic brashly knocked it out of his hands thinking it was just another tool of Eggman's, they immediately went rogue and outgunned the doctor with ease.
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Technopath / int_d8bda674	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_d8bda674	comment	Satsuki in X/1999. When her super-powerful personal computer starts to get jealous, it's an issue.
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Technopath / int_d919b110	comment	Naydenov in White Tiger says tanks talk to him â€” active tanks tell him how to dodge shells, and wrecked tanks tell him how they met their ends.
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Technopath / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: Stan's Coon and Friends alter-ego, Toolshed, has the superpower of psychic command over every form of power tool.
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Technopath / int_da275e44	comment	The 4400: In "Ghost in the Machine", Warren Trask gained the ability to control machines after taking promicin. This was not immediately apparent as he had a stroke which rendered him unable to speak or move before his powers manifested. However, Warren's mental faculties were unaffected. He managed to tap into the computers running his life support and spread a virus to every operating system developed by Ubient Software from ATMs and laptops to government mainframes and international banking databases. This had a severe effect on the global economy. Warren did so out of revenge as Ubient's CEO Drew Imroth stole the idea for the operating system Enzyme from him in the early 1980s and made billions while he received only $100,000 as part of an out of court settlement.
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Technopath / int_db418e95	comment	Batgirl: Oracle (a.k.a. Barbara Gordon), is normally only a hypercompetent Playful Hacker, but she develops technopathic abilities after a remnant of Brainiac decides to use her as a brood mare so he can reconstitute. She manages to defeat him, but some programming is left behind, and decides to enhance her of its own accord, giving her subdermal circuitry and the like. This programming allows her to control computers remotely through a mask interface. Eventually, it gets too big for its britches and is removed surgically.
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Technopath / int_dbd793bc	comment	In the d20 Modern setting Urban Arcana, a 2nd level Techno Mage gains a +2 Competence Bonus to any skill checks involving technology and can use any technology even if untrained in the relevant skill. While it is called Machine Empathy, this class and ability has more of a technopath feel.
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Technopath / int_dd4059a3	comment	In Zeroes, Crash has the power to affect complex machinery, allowing her to destroy anything computerized. She later learns to use her powers to repair tech as well as to destroy it.
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Technopath / int_ddad77ae	comment	In Astro City: The heroic Assemblyman is suggested to be one of these, and he has been shown controlling machines and reconfiguring them into various weapons. Magda, from "On the Sidelines," who can communicate with machines and persuade them to do her bidding. She uses her powers to restore old cars.
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Technopath / int_ddfa2397	comment	The minor character Cybermancer (Suzi Endo) had these powers. She was heavily involved in The Crossing, an infamous Continuity Snarl, until she was Rescued from the Scrappy Heap as War Machine's technical advisor.
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Technopath / int_de2e7880	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_de2e7880	comment	In Angel Station, Beautiful Maria has a really good understanding of technology, definitely surpassing any mundane talent.
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Technopath / int_de2e7880	featureConfidence	1.0
Angel Station	hasFeature	Technopath / int_de2e7880
Technopath / int_de6d6c0	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_de6d6c0	comment	Scanner Cop II: Scanners use their minds to more easily navigate personal computers as a faster way to input data.
Technopath / int_de6d6c0	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_de6d6c0	featureConfidence	1.0
Scanner Cop II	hasFeature	Technopath / int_de6d6c0
Technopath / int_e1328617	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e1328617	comment	Electroclash in No Heroics controls machines by giving them commands in an electronic voice.
Technopath / int_e1328617	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e1328617	featureConfidence	1.0
No Heroics	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e1328617
Technopath / int_e179ec3a	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e179ec3a	comment	Electro from Calvin & Hobbes: The Series uses this to take over Calvin's many inventions twice.
Technopath / int_e179ec3a	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e179ec3a	featureConfidence	1.0
Calvin & Hobbes: The Series (Fanfic)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e179ec3a
Technopath / int_e25322af	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e25322af	comment	Homestar Runner: Strong Bad provides a mundane example. He can type with any part of his body, regardless of which keys are being pressed. This comes in quite handy when you have boxing gloves for hands.
Technopath / int_e25322af	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e25322af	featureConfidence	1.0
Homestar Runner (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e25322af
Technopath / int_e26a1053	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e26a1053	comment	Temtem has the Digital type, which was created in a lab in Cipanku (a Fantasy Counterpart Culture of Japan). Its tems generally look robotic, with features such as Tron Lines and Glowing Eyes, while its techniques involve computer terminology and data given physical form.
Technopath / int_e26a1053	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e26a1053	featureConfidence	1.0
Temtem (Video Game)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e26a1053
Technopath / int_e270b7e1	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e270b7e1	comment	In the fan-supplement Genius: The Transgression, every PC is (or can be) one.
Technopath / int_e270b7e1	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e270b7e1	featureConfidence	1.0
Genius: The Transgression (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e270b7e1
Technopath / int_e4732abc	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e4732abc	comment	Stargate Atlantis: When Rodney accelerates his own evolution in "Tao of Rodney", he gains psychic powers, among other things. They're revealed to the team in a skirmish with the Genii when Rodney wins the battle for them by thinking "wouldn't it be awesome if suddenly the Genii troopers' weapons jammed?" Guess what happens. Ancient tech is purposely made for this trope due to the fact that many operate via a wireless neural interface. Anyone with the necessary gene can activate it by just thinking at it.
Technopath / int_e4732abc	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e4732abc	featureConfidence	1.0
Stargate Atlantis	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e4732abc
Technopath / int_e4cc7185	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e4cc7185	comment	Armitage III: Naomi Armitage and Julian Moore (and possibly other Thirds) are this, as they are robots. Armitage remote controls a crane at one point and Julian hacks a computer by plugging a cable into his chest.
Technopath / int_e4cc7185	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e4cc7185	featureConfidence	1.0
Armitage III	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e4cc7185
Technopath / int_e5c5bc22	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e5c5bc22	comment	GURPS has a whole setting about this trope, by the name of Technomancer. Psionic Powers brings us Cyberpsi, which has similar effects, but doesn't use spells, leaning toward more of a Combo Platter Powers approach.
Technopath / int_e5c5bc22	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e5c5bc22	featureConfidence	1.0
GURPS (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e5c5bc22
Technopath / int_e67a7d6c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e67a7d6c	comment	In Negima! Magister Negi Magi, Chisame's artifact allows a mental internet link.
Technopath / int_e67a7d6c	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e67a7d6c	featureConfidence	1.0
Negima! Magister Negi Magi (Manga)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e67a7d6c
Technopath / int_e89f120b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_e89f120b	comment	Psycommu ("Psychic Communicator") technology in the Universal Century is all about this: machines that can interpret the psychic emanations of Newtypes as commands. It started with Zeon's Elmeth mobile armor in Mobile Suit Gundam and continued in the Psyco Gundams of Zeta Gundam and the "Funnel" Attack Drone systems, all the way up to the Unicorn Gundam's NT-D system, which allows total psychic control over the entire mobile suit.
Technopath / int_e89f120b	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_e89f120b	featureConfidence	1.0
Mobile Suit Gundam	hasFeature	Technopath / int_e89f120b
Technopath / int_edbc9738	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_edbc9738	comment	Very minor example: from Transmetropolitan, the "weird-looking fucker" communicates with his children via electrical signals. This might have been Spider just generalizing it, but...
Technopath / int_edbc9738	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_edbc9738	featureConfidence	1.0
Transmetropolitan (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_edbc9738
Technopath / int_ee073e99	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_ee073e99	comment	In Zoom: Academy for Superheroes, Summer's telepathy works on machines as well as people. She can combine it with her telekinesis to fix machines, similar to Gwen Grayson.
Technopath / int_ee073e99	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_ee073e99	featureConfidence	1.0
Zoom: Academy for Superheroes	hasFeature	Technopath / int_ee073e99
Technopath / int_f06be52e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f06be52e	comment	Cybergirl: Cy, Isaak and Xanda, all being humanoid robots, can interface with just about anything. This includes, but is not limited to: Stealing money from ATMs, turning on every kitchen appliance that's not the oven, recovering deleted files and defeating security systems easily. Of course, this is partly due to the fact that not only is everything online, it is also on a network run by Top Dog Interactive.
Technopath / int_f06be52e	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f06be52e	featureConfidence	1.0
Cybergirl	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f06be52e
Technopath / int_f1414a2b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f1414a2b	comment	The T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines is designed by SkyNet as an "Anti-Terminator Terminator", presumably to counteract the human resistance's repeated reprogrammings of captured Terminator models. Her design includes nanotech to reprogram and remote control other machines. Throughout the film these include cars, trucks, primitive T-1s, and even the Arnie T-850 at one point.
Technopath / int_f1414a2b	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f1414a2b	featureConfidence	1.0
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f1414a2b
Technopath / int_f1b13839	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f1b13839	comment	The Camp Half-Blood Series has the children of Hephaestus. One of the chief characters of The Heroes of Olympus (Leo Valdez) is able to understand the inner workings of certain machines by simply touching them.
Technopath / int_f1b13839	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f1b13839	featureConfidence	1.0
The Camp Half-Blood Series	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f1b13839
Technopath / int_f2db392d	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f2db392d	comment	In Prey (2017), the Technopaths are large floating enemies that can take control of Turrets and Operators.
Technopath / int_f2db392d	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f2db392d	featureConfidence	1.0
Prey (2017) (Video Game)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f2db392d
Technopath / int_f301fd1a	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f301fd1a	comment	Matsu from Sekirei has the ability to look into any computer system with her mind and even hacks into and spies through MBI's sattelites at various points. This has caused her to be labeled "The Sneaking Sekirei" a title she doesn't appreciate.
Technopath / int_f301fd1a	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f301fd1a	featureConfidence	1.0
Sekirei (Manga)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f301fd1a
Technopath / int_f38b1d2f	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f38b1d2f	comment	X-Men: Apocalypse: After awakening in the modern world, Apocalypse learns the languages and layout just by touching a TV screen and taping into all the broadcasts everywhere.
Technopath / int_f38b1d2f	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f38b1d2f	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men: Apocalypse	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f38b1d2f
Technopath / int_f3d889f7	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f3d889f7	comment	Zack Snyder's Justice League: Due to being now partly made from a Mother Box's technology, Victor Stone/Cyborg is able to connect and interface seamlessly with anything technological from Earth and beyond, including being constantly plugged into the Internet. Notably, Cyborg is able to gain access to the Kryptonian ship's interface, and he also takes control of the Knightcrawler and reactivates it after it was wrecked by Steppenwolf. He even completely rebuilds a tape recorder he smashed to tiny bits, with it none the worse for wear.
Technopath / int_f3d889f7	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f3d889f7	featureConfidence	1.0
Zack Snyder's Justice League	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f3d889f7
Technopath / int_f469d00b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f469d00b	comment	With Chucky being a robot in Child's Play (2019), he can control anything made by the same company that made him, including TVs, phones, remote control drones, and automated automobiles.
Technopath / int_f469d00b	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f469d00b	featureConfidence	1.0
Child's Play (2019)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f469d00b
Technopath / int_f4fd273d	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f4fd273d	comment	Sombulus: Rana can speak with mechanical objects of any kind and convince them to do almost anything, including (but not limited to) padlocks, vault doors clocktowers , spark plugs, and toaster scooters.
Technopath / int_f4fd273d	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f4fd273d	featureConfidence	1.0
Sombulus (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f4fd273d
Technopath / int_f7a71c3c	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f7a71c3c	comment	Chris Bradley from the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Useful once the elevator's power is cut.
Technopath / int_f7a71c3c	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f7a71c3c	featureConfidence	1.0
X-Men Origins: Wolverine	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f7a71c3c
Technopath / int_f887f99b	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_f887f99b	comment	Heart of Steel offers a limited example in Cyborg Alistair Mechanus. He has a mental link to the computer network of his island lair, allowing him to command his robots with a thought.
Technopath / int_f887f99b	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_f887f99b	featureConfidence	1.0
Heart of Steel	hasFeature	Technopath / int_f887f99b
Technopath / int_fa84fc2e	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_fa84fc2e	comment	Ace Lightning has Random Virus, a morally confused cyborg with limited control over machinery.
Technopath / int_fa84fc2e	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_fa84fc2e	featureConfidence	1.0
Ace Lightning	hasFeature	Technopath / int_fa84fc2e
Technopath / int_fb94b2b0	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_fb94b2b0	comment	Willow the cybernetic telepath from Dreadstar. Unusually, she is also a conventional telepath.
Technopath / int_fb94b2b0	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_fb94b2b0	featureConfidence	1.0
Dreadstar (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_fb94b2b0
Technopath / int_fcf0b6c3	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_fcf0b6c3	comment	Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers: Already a skilled hacker in his own right, Walter "Doc" Hartford's Series 5 implant cranks his technological affinity to the point where he is effortlessly bossing around ancient alien computers.
Technopath / int_fcf0b6c3	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_fcf0b6c3	featureConfidence	1.0
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers	hasFeature	Technopath / int_fcf0b6c3
Technopath / int_fe1b5414	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_fe1b5414	comment	Mob Psycho 100: Hatori's Electronic Control allows him to effortlessly manipulate any electronic device.
Technopath / int_fe1b5414	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_fe1b5414	featureConfidence	1.0
Mob Psycho 100 (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_fe1b5414
Technopath / int_ffee7ef9	type	Technopath
Technopath / int_ffee7ef9	comment	Captain Atom had the ability to telepathically link to and access computers and telecomunnication networks, which makes sense, since his power set includes the ability to manipulate matter and energy in theoretically limitless ways. We only ever see him use this aspect of his abilities much in Captain Atom: Armageddon. Interestingly, the Silver Shield, the being Cap got his powers from in the first place, had the ability to communicate telepathically with human beings, so it stands to reason that Cap could do so also, although he never seems to have figured out how.
Technopath / int_ffee7ef9	featureApplicability	1.0
Technopath / int_ffee7ef9	featureConfidence	1.0
Captain Atom (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Technopath / int_ffee7ef9

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Technopath	processingCategory2	Magic and Powers
Technopath	processingCategory2	Power at a Price
Technopath	processingCategory2	Speculative Fiction Tropes
Technopath	processingCategory2	Transhuman
Armitage III / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Brave Police J-Decker / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
GaoGaiGar FINAL / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Key the Metal Idol / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Marvel Future Avengers / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Super Crooks (2021) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Tantei Opera Milky Holmes / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Xam'd: Lost Memories / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Astonishing X-Men (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Astro City (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Carnage (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Carnage Reigns (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Codename: Genetix (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
DC One Million (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Doctor Octopus (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Dreadstar (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Ex Machina (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Firewake (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Harbinger (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Iron Man (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Legion of Super-Heroes (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Livewires (Comic Book) / int_8650f41	type	Technopath
Miles Morales: Spider-Man (2022) (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Planetary (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
RWBY/Justice League (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Secret Weapons (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Shazam! (2012) (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Spirou & Fantasio (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Strikeforce Morituri: Electric Undertow (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Super Sons (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Victor Mancha (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Wonder Woman (1942) (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
X-Corp (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Portalborn / Fan Fic / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Shinji and Warhammer 40k / Fan Fic / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Showa & Vampire / Fan Fic / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Weight of the World / Fan Fic / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
A Zaunite Technomage On The Isle (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Abraxas (Hrodvitnon) (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Assimilation (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Atonement (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Atonement (Worm) (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Calvin & Hobbes: The Series (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
D.J.I.N.N.: Way to Home (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Danny Phantom: Blackmailed (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Destiny's Divide (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Dominoes (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Game Over (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Life After Death Trilogy (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Lulu's Bizarre Rebellion (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Vigilante Boss and His Failed Retirement Plan (Fanfic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Child's Play (2019) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Damnatus / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
D.A.R.Y.L. / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Justice League (2017) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Malignant / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Scanner Cop / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Scanners / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Sky High (2005) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Creator (2023) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Up, Up and Away! / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
White Tiger / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Witch Way Love / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
X2: X-Men United / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Zack Snyder's Justice League / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Zoom: Academy for Superheroes / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Demon Road / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Firefly: Generations / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
iBoy / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
La Fuerza Series / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Labyrinth of Reflections / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Maximum Ride / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Metro City Chronicles / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Modified / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Mushi-Uta / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Otherland / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Pay Me, Bug! / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Robopocalypse / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Shadowrun Storytime / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Sholan Alliance / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Super Powereds / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Loop / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Mark Of The Dragonfly / int_8650f41	type	Technopath
The Witches of Karres / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Brainiac	seeAlso	Technopath
Poltergeist / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
ResonatingSpirits	seeAlso	Technopath
TechnoPath	sameAs	Technopath
A Certain Scientific Railgun (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Clover (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Kamen no Maid Guy (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Kimagure Orange Road (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Sekirei (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Silent Möbius (Manga) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Zatch Bell! (Manga) / int_8650f41	type	Technopath
Campus Life (Roleplay) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Destroy the Godmodder (Roleplay) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Crusaders (Roleplay) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The World Forged By Powers (Roleplay) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Alphas / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Jake 2.0 / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Mech-X4 / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Mutant X / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Painkiller Jane / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Sapphire and Steel / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Ultraseven / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Demon: The Fallen (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Malifaux (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Nova Praxis (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Paranoia (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Psionics: The Next Stage in Human Evolution (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Shadowrun (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Origin (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Unknown Armies (Tabletop Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Choice of Magics (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Cyborg (2007) (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Gacha World (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Gate Keepers (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Ghostrunner (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Night of the Full Moon (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Nintendo Wars (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Observation (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Starbound (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Watch_Dogs (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Last Chance In Xollywood (Visual Novel) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Mission: It's Complicated (Visual Novel) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Callisto 6 (Web Video) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Shadowrun Corporate Sins (Web Video) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
A Girl and Her Fed (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Axe Cop (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
JumpHero (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Magick Chicks (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Metal Phone Mouse (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
The Hues (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Zap! (Webcomic) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Action Pack / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Avengers Assemble / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Batman Beyond / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Bonkers / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Generator Rex / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Ninjago: Dragons Rising / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Starship Troopers: Invasion / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Static Shock / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Transformers: Animated / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Visionaries / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Towa no Quon / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Strikeforce: Morituri (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Thunderbolts (Comic Book) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
technopath	sameAs	Technopath
Sword of the Stars (Video Game) / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Ben 10: Alien Force / int_8739b21	type	Technopath
Iron Man: Armored Adventures / int_8739b21	type	Technopath

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