Fictional Mimicry

The ability to duplicate and combine any power, technique, skill and trait of fictional or nonexistent characters also can mimic any fictional object. Sub Power of Fiction Manipulation. Not to be confused with Fictional Empowerment, Story Mimicry, Media Mimicry, and Fictional Transformation.

Also Called[]

• Crossover Replication
• Fantasy Impersonation
• Reality/Supernatural/Transcending Cosplay

Capabilities[]

The user possesses the extraordinary ability to replicate, merge, and wield any fictional power, skill, attack, trait, or even physiology from across all forms of media, including anime, comics, video games, movies, and literature. This power is not limited to mimicking individual characters but extends to abstract abilities, concepts, and even items from fictional works. The user can seamlessly integrate and combine these elements, creating unique hybrids that transcend the boundaries of any single universe.

For instance, the user could perform devastating attacks by merging Amaterasu (Naruto) with the Spirit Bomb (Dragon Ball), fusing the inextinguishable black flames with a massive energy attack to create something entirely new. They could also alter their very being, transforming into a hybrid entity—such as a Kryptonian-Saiyan—gaining the immense strength, speed, and durability of both races while removing their respective weaknesses.

This ability does not stop at physiology or attacks; it also applies to the legendary weapons and artifacts of fiction. If the user replicates Thanos (Marvel Comics), they would also gain the Infinity Gauntlet, complete with its full cosmic potential. Likewise, they could wield the Universal Sword Ascalon (Ben 10) or even take it a step further by merging two powerful fictional items into one—for example, creating an Omnitrix Armor by combining the Omnitrix’s DNA-altering capabilities with high-tech battle armor.

With complete mastery, the user is not bound by the limitations of reality, nor by the constraints of any single fictional world. They can embody, wield, and fuse the greatest powers and abilities ever imagined, making them an unstoppable force capable of redefining what is possible.

Applications[]

• Autopotence
  • Adaptive Power Level
  • Existence Replication
• Complete Arsenal
• Doppelgänger Morphing
• Evolving Power Replication
  • Power Mimicry Potential
  • Self-Adaptive Power
• Fairytale Warping
  • Fictional Force Manipulation
    • Fiction Travel
    • Fictional Empowerment
    • Fictional Learning
  • Imagination Embodiment (Self Only)
  • Logic Manipulation
  • Supernatural Manipulation
• Meta Power Manipulation
  • Amalgamation
    • Power Mixture
  • Meta Ability Creation
  • Power Randomization
  • Superpower Evolution
• Reality Condition

Variations[]

• Anime & Manga Mimicry
• Book Physiology
• Cartoon Mimicry
• Fictional Trope Physiology
• Media Mimicry
• Mythic Physiology
  • Mythic Heroes Physiology
  • Mythic Villains Physiology

• Story Mimicry
• Storybook Mimicry
• Video Game Mimicry

Associations[]

• Almighty Replication
• Author Authority
• Character Imitation
• Fictional Transcendence
• Fiction Manipulation
• Literary Manipulation
  • Story Shifting
• Meta Summoning
• Media Mimicry
• Reality Warping
  • Mentifery
• Story Mimicry

Limitations[]

• Replications of powers are limited to the knowledge the user possesses about fictional and nonexistant characters.
• Replication of multiple characters/powers may cause problems. Ex: mimicking the power of a character that is immune to poison while also mimicking the powers of a character that needs poison to live.
• Inexperienced users may also possess character's personality and/or weaknesses.
• User cannot summon, manipulate or create characters only mimic their powers.
• User may not be able to mimic radically different physiology.
• Cannot cosplay real people.

Known Users[]

• Chaos (Aladdin: The Animated Series)
• Tsumugi Shirogane (Danganronpa V3)
• Genie (Disney's Aladdin)
• SCP-2006 - Too Spooky (SCP Foundation)
• Avery Mann/Everyman (The Simpsons)
• Video game characters (Wreck-It Ralph)
• Various characters (The Fairly OddParents); only in television shows

Known Objects[]

• Warlord Tunguuk's Mask (My Babysitter's a Vampire)
• Creature Spell (Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge)

Known Powers[]

• The Template (Wild Arms)

Gallery[]

You can be whoever you want, however you want, whenever you want. Yes, that also includes being a Bart or a Songobart.

Be a Legendary hybrid if you want.

Be a badass just like Kratos.

Be a god if you want.

Or you can have all their powers and traits.

SCP-2006 - Too Spooky (SCP Foundation) demonstrates a fondness for taking the forms of various entities and villains from the various horror and science fiction movies that it has witnessed. The most common form that SCP-2006 has taken is that of "Ro-Man" from the 1953 movie Robot Monster.

Tsumugi Shirogane's (Danganronpa V3) talent as The Ultimate Cosplayer far exceeds that of any other cosplayer even able to perfectly mimic fictional characters.

Videos[]

SCP-2006 Too Spooky (SCP Animation)

Too Spooky - SCP-2006 (SCP Animation)