Does Peter now have Sylar's powers?
Ooh, he should. Really kinda makes sense that he hasn't used Hiro's power much - that one must take some serious practice - even Hiro messes it up sometimes!
If Peter returns alive next season, I wonder if "dying" in a nuclear explosion will take away some of his powers, maybe "reset" him from the beginning with only his own power. (What do we call Peter's native power? Hero-sucking?) Because right now, he's way too powerful, even if he doesn't have all of Sylar's accumulated powers too. Something's got to exist or happen to dial him back a bit, or the show will become "Peter and His Superfriends".
Does Peter now have Sylar's powers?
Peter met Sylar at Homecoming.
Hasn't Peter used telekinesis?
What do we call Peter's native power? Hero-sucking?
Empathy? What do they call Rogue's power? Absorption?
Peter met Sylar at Homecoming.
If Peter doesn't know Sylar has a power, is he able to use it?
I'm pretty sure that Peter was tossing lockers aside instinctively in "Homecoming" - if he ever
remembers
that he may be able to do it again.
He's used telekinesis since then, to stop the thing Claude was hitting him with. He, himself, attributed it to Sylar.
Empathy? What do they call Rogue's power? Absorption?
I think Peter's power is probably best termed Mimicry. Rogue absorbed powers, but the absorption was (except for Ms Marvel) temporary, and took the power from the absorbee.
I want Peter to go around noticing that clocks aren't keeping proper time.
That would be damn annoying after a while. No wonder Sylar was so cranky!
What do we call Peter's native power? Hero-sucking?
The DC Heroes RPG called it Adaptation. (As applied to the robot villain Amazo duplicating the powers of the entire Justice League.)
Claude called him and empath, but I think that was largely meant to connect to the whole emotional connection thing.
DX, that would be cool.
Claude called him and empath, but I think that was largely meant to connect to the whole emotional connection thing.
Yeah, I think that's his nature rather than a power. Unless he picked it up from an actual empath.
I took it to refer, in Claude's use, that it did refer to his power, just in "you are a _____" terms, rather than "your power is _______"