The power to intercept, generate, and interpret electronic, digital, and radio transmissions. Sub-power of Technology Manipulation and Omni-Communication. Variation of Omnilingualism and Electromagnetism Manipulation.
Also Called[]
- Data Communication
- Machine Communication
- Technology Communication
- Telecommunication
- Transducer
Capabilities[]
The user can perceive, understand, control and generate electronic, digital, and radio transmissions with/without accessing any standard source of communication, they can generate signals through one electronic device to another or be in essence a living wireless hub/computer.
Applications[]
- Activation & Deactivation
- Computer Interaction
- Cyberlingualism
- Data Manipulation
- Electrical Signal Manipulation
- Frequency Manipulation
- GPS Manipulation
- Digital Interaction
- Infrared Radiation Manipulation
- Internet Manipulation
- Mechanical Mastery
- Microwave Manipulation
- Phone Manipulation
- Radio Manipulation
- Scanning
- Video Manipulation
- Techno-Empathy
Associations[]
- Data Manipulation
- Electromagnetism Manipulation
- FTL Transmission Manipulation
- Omnilingualism
- Technology Manipulation
Limitations[]
- Must be in the range of a radio/satellite transmission in order to access it.
- May not be able to communicate with anything non-wireless (i.e. telephone wires, electric cars, kitchen appliances).
- May be always active.
- May suffer in areas of high radio frequencies.
Known Users[]
Anime/Manga
- Katai Tayama (Bungou Stray Dogs)
- Haumea (Fire Force)
- Nozomu Hatori (Mob Psycho 100)
- Electromaster (To Aru Majutsu no Index & To Aru Kagaku no Railgun)
- Misaka Mikoto (To Aru Majutsu no Index & To Aru Kagaku no Railgun)
Cartoons/Comics
- Vox (Hazbin Hotel)
- Tony Stark/Iron Man (Marvel Comics); via the Extremis serum
- Black Box (Marvel Comics)
- Cable (Marvel Comics)
- Karima Shapandar (Marvel Comics)
- Arkea (Marvel Comics)
- Cerebra (Marvel 2099)
- Brainiac (DC Comics)
- Barbara Gordon/Oracle (DC Comics); via Brainiac virus
- The Drummer (Planetary/Wildstorm Comics)
- River (Authority/Wildstorm Comics)
- Will Vandom (W.I.T.C.H.)
- Nerissa (W.I.T.C.H.)
Literature
- Brick Baxter/Cyber Shadow (The Young Guardians)
- Jobe Smith (Lawnmower Man)
Live Television/Movies
- Transducer (Alphas)
- Gary Bell
- Hana Gitelman (Heroes)
- Richard Drucker (Heroes)
- Neo (The Matrix)
- William Stryker (X-Men Origins: Wolverine); linked to Deadpool/Weapon XI
- Echo DeMille (Heroes)
- Klaatu (The Day the Earth Stood Still)
- Tom Harvey (iBoy)
- The Doctor (Doctor Who) via sonic screwdriver
- Tom Turbo (Tom Turbo)
Other
- Angel (Borderlands)
- Prime Queen (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
- Rex Salazar (Generator Rex)
- Stolas (Helluva Boss)
- Levyathyn (Super/Roulette)
- Sgt. Grub (Super/Roulette)
- Soldiers (Call of Duty Franchise)
- Sparky Twins (Little Robots)
- Starmie (Pokemon)
- SCP-1316 - Feline Espionage Device (SCP Foundation)
Known Powers[]
- Phaseshift (Borderlands)
- Electronic Communication/Digital Communication/Cyberpathy/Technokinesis (Heroes)
Gallery[]
Echo DeMille (Heroes) can act as a "human telephone" by converting electricity into sound.
Cyber Shadow (The Young Guardians)
Cyborg (DC Comics)
Gary Bell (Alphas)
Soldiers (Call of Duty Franchise) over the decades can control the radio waves better and better to call in support or hack into other digital stuff.
Tom (iBoy) gained this ability after pieces of a smartphone got stuck into his brain.
Tom Turbo (Tom Turbo) can send radio waves to control remote-controlled devices using one of his 111 tricks.
Prime Queen (Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir)
William Stryker (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) was able to use Chris Bradley ability to control electrical/wireless devices and receive electrical/wireless signals to activate and send commands to Deadpool/Weapon XI, effectively controlling him to be the mutant killer.