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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': ''ComicBook/JokersLastLaugh'' features the mutant Multi-Man, whose "core" superpower is the ability to [[DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist resurrect after death.]] Every time he does, though, he gains a new superhuman ability. It's definitely a case of BlessedWithSuck, as both the villains and heroes repeatedly kill Multi-Man (which still hurts) until he's revived with a power useful to their plans.



* ''ComicBook/JokersLastLaugh'' features the mutant Multi-Man, whose "core" superpower is the ability to [[DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist resurrect after death.]] Every time he does, though, he gains a new superhuman ability. It's definitely a case of BlessedWithSuck, as both the villains and heroes repeatedly kill Multi-Man (which still hurts) until he's revived with a power useful to their plans.



* ComicBook/{{Vixen}}'s Tantu totem allows her to mimic the abilities of animals. This translates into flight, breathing underwater, poisoning someone with her touch, enhanced strength, enhanced speed, and even the ability to ''regenerate from a few cells'', among other things.
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* ComicBook/{{Vixen}}'s ''ComicBook/{{Vixen}}'': Vixen's Tantu totem allows her to mimic the abilities of animals. This translates into flight, breathing underwater, poisoning someone with her touch, enhanced strength, enhanced speed, and even the ability to ''regenerate from a few cells'', among other things.
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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'': Many [[FightingSpirit Stands]] grant SuperStrength (or at least strength surpassing the average human) to their user via an apparition that can fight for them, on top of the Stand's special power. A good example is [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Crazy Diamond]], which is supernaturally strong and fast while also giving Josuke [[HealingHands healing powers]].

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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'': Many Gaining a [[FightingSpirit Stands]] grant Stand]], in many cases, grants SuperStrength (or at least strength surpassing the average human) to their user via an apparition that can fight for them, on top of the Stand's special power. A good example is [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Crazy Diamond]], which is supernaturally strong and fast while also giving Josuke [[HealingHands healing powers]].
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* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'': Many [[FightingSpirit Stands]] grant SuperStrength (or at least strength surpassing the average human) to their user via an apparition that can fight for them, on top of the Stand's special power. A good example is [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureDiamondIsUnbreakable Crazy Diamond]], which is supernaturally strong and fast while also giving Josuke [[HealingHands healing powers]].

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* ItemCaddy[= / =]MaterialMimicry: Your power functions differently depending on what object you use it with.




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* SummonMagic: You can bring forth one of multiple different beings, each with their own abilities.
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* The main character from the ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'' series has this as their stock ability in every game. Every other persona user in the game has access to only one persona they can use in battle that reflects their [[BeneathTheMask hidden or true self]] they may not reveal in public. Personas therefore follow a motif related to the character and have abilities in line with that motif like ShockAndAwe, AnIcePerson, PlayingWithFire, etc. The main character however has access to any standard persona and can stock up to 12 personas at one time to use interchangeably. A bit of FridgeBrilliance since the main character is also the player character and is portrayed as an EveryMan AudienceSurrogate for the player to project themselves onto, thereby making their "true self" dependent on the player.

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* The main character Main characters from the ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'' series has this as their stock have had the “Wild Card” ability in every game. Every other game since ''VideoGame/Persona3''. Most persona user users in the game has have access to only one persona they can use in battle that reflects their [[BeneathTheMask hidden or true self]] they may not reveal in public. Personas therefore follow a motif related to the character and have abilities in line with that motif like ShockAndAwe, AnIcePerson, PlayingWithFire, etc. The main character however has access to any standard persona and persona, can stock up to 12 personas at one time to use interchangeably.interchangeably, and with a bit of assistance can combine their powers by fusing them together. A bit of FridgeBrilliance since the main character is also the player character and is portrayed as an EveryMan AudienceSurrogate for the player to project themselves onto, thereby making their "true self" dependent on the player.
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* In the ''Film/XMen'' series, like her comic book version, Rogue has the ability to drain a person's energy by touching them. Absorbing a mutant's energy allows her to temporarily take on their power.

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* In the ''Film/XMen'' series, ''Film/XMenFilmSeries'', like her comic book version, Rogue has the ability to drain a person's energy by touching them. Absorbing a mutant's energy allows her to temporarily take on their power.

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** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'': Decade's primary power is to shapeshift into any other main Kamen Rider, letting him use all of their powers. Diend has the similar main power to summon clones of up to three other Riders, which lets him use their powers by proxy.

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** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'': Decade's primary power is to shapeshift into any other main Kamen Rider, letting him use all of their powers.powers (sometimes [[InstantExpert better than the original user]]). Diend has the similar main power to summon clones of up to three other Riders, which lets him use their powers by proxy.


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** ''Series/KamenRiderZiO'': Similar to Kamen Rider Decade before him, Zi-O initially relies on collecting the powers of past Riders as "Ridewatches" which grant him auxillary armour with some of their abilities. His first MidSeasonUpgrade, the Decade Ridewatch, not only grants him a wide array of {{Finishing Move}}s themed on past Riders, the Ridewatch ''itself'' has [[AbilityMixing a Ridewatch slot]] and its own PartialTransformation[=/=]UpgradeArtifact ability, allowing it to mimic the {{Mid Season Upgrade}} forms of other Riders and effectively doubling Zi-O's number of available powersets.

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* ''Webcomic/GrrlPower'': Varia's "gestalt" power isn't quite PowerCopying, but she does gain powers related to those she's touching, such as magnetism from Jiggawatt or cryokinesis from Heatwave.

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Varia's "gestalt" power isn't quite PowerCopying, but she does gain powers related to those she's touching, such as magnetism from Jiggawatt or cryokinesis from Heatwave.Heatwave.
** For Whom the Death Tolls initially appears to have a bunch of powers, but Sydney figures out he's actually got just the one, Nemesis, which gives him whatever power he needs to counter whatever's being thrown at him. The heroes beat him by hitting him with all their powers at once.
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* Jack-Jack Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' seems to have ComboPlatterPowers such as EyeBeams, {{Intangibility}}, [[MesACrowd self-duplication]] and VoluntaryShapeshifting. In [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], Edna Mode identifies Jack-Jack as a "polymorph" to explain his wide variety of powers; Shapeshifting is his true power, but he can shapeshift at a ''molecular level'', letting him rewrite his own genetics to let him have whatever power he wants.

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* ''Franchise/TheIncredibles'': Jack-Jack Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' seems to have ComboPlatterPowers such as EyeBeams, {{Intangibility}}, [[MesACrowd self-duplication]] and VoluntaryShapeshifting. In [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], second film]], Edna Mode identifies Jack-Jack as a "polymorph" to explain his wide variety of powers; Shapeshifting is his true power, but he can shapeshift at a ''molecular level'', letting him rewrite his own genetics to let him have whatever power he wants.

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* ''TabletopGame/VillainsAndVigilantes''. The Weather Control ability allows the owner to use several other powers by summoning a specific type of weather: Darkness (clouds), Lightning (thunderstorm), Vibratory (tornado), Sonics (hurricane), Ice Powers (snow/blizzard).

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* ''TabletopGame/VillainsAndVigilantes''. ''TabletopGame/MutantsAndMasterminds'': Mechanically, any Power can be made into an "Array", which lets you assign multiple Powers under the same base power to reduce the cost in Power Points. The trade-off is that you can only use one specific Power in your Array per turn. To use an example suggested by the Hero's Handbook, [[SelectiveMagnetism "Magnetism"]] is a Control power that, by itself, gives a ranged Blast attack. It can be made into an Array with Move Object so long as the objects moved are metal in nature.
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The Weather Control ability allows the owner to use several other powers by summoning a specific type of weather: Darkness (clouds), Lightning (thunderstorm), Vibratory (tornado), Sonics (hurricane), Ice Powers (snow/blizzard).
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* ''LightNovel/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime'': Rimuru Tempest possesses the skills Predator, allowing him to [[CannibalismSuperpower copy the abilities and transform into any creature he eats]], Great Sage, a nigh-omniscient guide that can tell him almost anything about the world, and Pain Nullification, which allows him to FeelNoPain. Combined, it gives him the ability to develop endlessly.

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* ''LightNovel/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime'': ''Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime'': Rimuru Tempest possesses the skills Predator, allowing him to [[CannibalismSuperpower copy the abilities and transform into any creature he eats]], Great Sage, a nigh-omniscient guide that can tell him almost anything about the world, and Pain Nullification, which allows him to FeelNoPain. Combined, it gives him the ability to develop endlessly.
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* Jack-Jack Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' seems to have ComboPlatterPowers such as EyeBeams, {{Intangability}}, [[MesACrowd self-duplication]] and VoluntaryShapeshifting. In [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], Edna Mode identifies Jack-Jack as a "polymorph" to explain his wide variety of powers Shapeshifting is his true power, but he can shapeshift at a ''molecular level'', letting him rewrite his own genetics to let him have whatever power he wants.

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* Jack-Jack Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' seems to have ComboPlatterPowers such as EyeBeams, {{Intangability}}, {{Intangibility}}, [[MesACrowd self-duplication]] and VoluntaryShapeshifting. In [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], Edna Mode identifies Jack-Jack as a "polymorph" to explain his wide variety of powers powers; Shapeshifting is his true power, but he can shapeshift at a ''molecular level'', letting him rewrite his own genetics to let him have whatever power he wants.
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* Jack-Jack Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' seems to have ComboPlatterPowers such as EyeBeams, {{Intangability}}, [[MesACrowd self-duplication]] and VoluntaryShapeshifting. In [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], Edna Mode identifies Jack-Jack as a "polymorph" to explain his wide variety of powers Shapeshifting is his true power, but he can shapeshift at a ''molecular level'', letting him rewrite his own genetics to let him have whatever power he wants.
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** The provider for the page quote, Emiya Shirou, can only use projection magecraft properly. [[spoiler:But thanks to this, he can copy the Noble Phantasm of every hero he encounters, granting him their skills alongside it. He can also make the projections have the same power as the original for one attack, a technique called Broken Phantasm. By Shirou's own admission, he could never stand up to a Servant like Saber who dedicated themselves to one weapon even with this power. But his power to project, combined with his Reality Marble Unlimited Blade Works, is the perfect counter to Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon, as demonstrated in the Unlimited Blade Works route.]]

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** The provider for the page quote, Emiya Shirou, can only use projection magecraft properly. [[spoiler:But thanks to this, he can copy the Noble Phantasm of every hero he encounters, granting him their skills alongside it. He can also make the projections have the same power as the original for one attack, a technique called Broken Phantasm. By Shirou's own admission, he could never stand up to a Servant like Saber who dedicated themselves to one weapon even with this power. But his power to project, combined with his Reality Marble Unlimited Blade Works, is the perfect counter to Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon, as demonstrated in the Unlimited Blade Works route.]]
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* On ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', the android A.M.A.Z.O can scan and copy any power. The first empowered beings with which he came into contact were the Justice League members themselves, which alone granted him flight, super speed, super strength, shapeshifting, the ability to form hard light constructs, and telepathy. Eventually, over time, he amassed enough powers to give him nigh-omnipotence. When the League (which had since [[HeroesInc dramatically increased its numbers]]) and the Green Lantern Corps had learned that A.M.A.Z.O was returning to Earth from its intergalactic travels after having seemingly destroyed planet Oa, not a single one of them were able to so much as slow him down when they attempted to intercept him.

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* On ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', the android A.M.A.Z.O can scan and copy any power. The first empowered beings with which he came into contact were the Justice League members themselves, which alone granted him flight, super speed, super strength, shapeshifting, the ability to form hard light constructs, and telepathy. Eventually, over time, he amassed enough powers to give him nigh-omnipotence. When the League (which had since [[HeroesInc [[HeroesUnlimited dramatically increased its numbers]]) and the Green Lantern Corps had learned that A.M.A.Z.O was returning to Earth from its intergalactic travels after having seemingly destroyed planet Oa, not a single one of them were able to so much as slow him down when they attempted to intercept him.
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** Arthur Petrelli, can absorb powers from any Evo. By absorbing the powers of his son, who posses PowerCopying, he gains a vast arsenal of Evo abilities.
** Peter Petrelli, Arthur's son, has PowerCopying, granting him the power of any Evo near him, permanently.

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** Arthur Petrelli, can absorb powers from any Evo. By absorbing the powers of his son, who posses PowerCopying, possessed PowerCopying at the time, he gains a vast arsenal of Evo abilities.
** Peter Petrelli, Arthur's son, has PowerCopying, granting him the power of any Evo near him, permanently. This was later downgraded to a DiscardAndDraw level, however, thereby restricting him to one power at a time.



* ''Franchise/Ben10'': Ben only has the Omnitrix/Ultimatrix. But it allows him to shape-shift into any alien recorded in its database. Each alien has powers ranging from SuperIntelligence to RealityWarping.
* On ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', the demon [[BigBad Shendu]] has ComboPlatterPowers because of his [[ArtifactOfPower Twelve Talismans]], each of which grants him a different ability ranging from SuperStrength (the Ox) to SuperSpeed (the Rabbit). But after he's [[TakenForGranite imprisoned in a statue]], the Rat Talisman becomes the Keystone: its unique gift is "Motion to Motionless," which can turn anything into an AnimateInanimateObject and thus allow him to access the other Talismans.
* On ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', the android Amazo can scan and copy any power, which eventually gave him nigh-omnipotence.

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* ''Franchise/Ben10'': Ben only has the Omnitrix/Ultimatrix. But it allows Omnitrix/Ultimatrix, which enables him to shape-shift into any alien recorded in its database. Each alien has powers ranging from SuperIntelligence to RealityWarping.
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* On ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', the demon [[BigBad Shendu]] has ComboPlatterPowers because of his [[ArtifactOfPower Twelve Talismans]], each of which grants him a different ability ranging from SuperStrength (the Ox) to SuperSpeed (the Rabbit). But after he's [[TakenForGranite imprisoned in a statue]], the Rat Talisman becomes the Keystone: its unique gift is "Motion to Motionless," which can turn anything [[AnimateInanimateObject breathes life into an AnimateInanimateObject inanimate objects]], and thus allow allows him to restore his mobility and access the other Talismans.
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* On ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'', the android Amazo A.M.A.Z.O can scan and copy any power, power. The first empowered beings with which eventually gave he came into contact were the Justice League members themselves, which alone granted him nigh-omnipotence.flight, super speed, super strength, shapeshifting, the ability to form hard light constructs, and telepathy. Eventually, over time, he amassed enough powers to give him nigh-omnipotence. When the League (which had since [[HeroesInc dramatically increased its numbers]]) and the Green Lantern Corps had learned that A.M.A.Z.O was returning to Earth from its intergalactic travels after having seemingly destroyed planet Oa, not a single one of them were able to so much as slow him down when they attempted to intercept him.
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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow'': Soma Cruz has the ability to [[YourSoulIsMine steal the souls of the demons he kills]] and [[PowerCopying copy their abilities]]. This means that he's potentially capable of using the powers of anything in the castle, even though he technically has only one ability.

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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow'': ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaAriaOfSorrow'': Soma Cruz has the ability to [[YourSoulIsMine steal the souls of the demons he kills]] and [[PowerCopying copy their abilities]]. This means that he's potentially capable of using the powers of anything in the castle, even though he technically has only one ability. Returns in the sequel ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaDawnOfSorrow''.
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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsLegion David Haller]] has the ability to create spontaneous mutations, granting him a virtually limitless number of mutant abilities. He has over 200 "Omega Level Mutations" and more are being created constantly. For comparison, about a dozen omega-level mutants are known to exist.

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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsLegion David Haller]] Haller aka Legion has the ability to create spontaneous mutations, granting him a virtually limitless number of mutant abilities. He has over 200 "Omega Level Mutations" and more are being created constantly. For comparison, about a dozen omega-level mutants are known to exist.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Mekton}}'' has Energy Pools, which can emulate Energy Melee Weapons, Beam Weapons, and Reactive Shields all in one item. Most Energy Pools have a preset array of forms they can use, but for a sufficient point investment they can gain a portfolio size of infinity, letting them take on as many different forms as the user wants.
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* ''Franchise/KamenRider'':
** ''Series/KamenRiderDecade'': Decade's primary power is to shapeshift into any other main Kamen Rider, letting him use all of their powers. Diend has the similar main power to summon clones of up to three other Riders, which lets him use their powers by proxy.
** ''Series/KamenRiderFourze'': The Cosmic Switch only takes up one of the four slots on Fourze's belt, but adds a touchscreen to his chest which he can use to access any of his thirty-nine other superpowers and mix them with the power he's actually placed in that slot.
** ''Series/KamenRiderDrive'': Drive Type Tridoron can replicate the powers of three other Shift Cars at once, grouped into seven themed sets.
** ''Series/KamenRiderExAid'': The final post-series movie sees Kamen Rider Genm exploit the video game-based nature of powers in the series by giving himself the powers of a GameMaker game, which he can then use to make up whatever new powers he wants.
** ''Series/KamenRiderZeroOne'': Kamen Rider Thouser has the PowerCopying variety, which he uses to amass all of the combined abilities of every other Rider over the course of about a dozen episodes. Thouser later uses nine of the powers he copied to produce the Rampage Vulcan Progrise Key, which can select from three different modes each with three different powers.
** ''Series/KamenRiderGeats'': Each of the Riders has a belt with two slots for different superpower-granting buckles. Fever Slot, the show's first major upgrade, is a slot machine which grants a random one of the six main buckles that came before it.
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** The eponymous character has the ability to copy the [[WeaponOfChoice Signature Weapon]] of every Robot Master he defeats through his Variable Weapons System. [[ComicBook/MegaManArchieComics The comic book]] and [[WesternAnimation/MegaManRubySpears TV show]] depicted him copying the weapons of other robots with a simple touch.

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** The eponymous character has the ability to copy the [[WeaponOfChoice Signature Weapon]] [[WeaponSpecialization signature weapon]] of every Robot Master he defeats through his Variable Weapons System. [[ComicBook/MegaManArchieComics The comic book]] and [[WesternAnimation/MegaManRubySpears TV show]] depicted him copying the weapons of other robots with a simple touch.
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* In ''Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy'', most Allomancers are limited to a single expression of Allomantic power, allowing them to ingest and "burn" one specific metal to gain the associated effect. These Allomancers are called Mistings. There are also the much rarer Mistborn, who can burn every metal and use all the powers. In addition, Feruchemists can use metal as a storage medium for various attributes, granting a variety of different enhancements at the cost of spending time beforehand diminished in the same way (for example, spending some time physically weak, storing away the excess stregnth to be called upon later). [[spoiler:[[EvilOverlord The Lord Ruler]] is both a Mistborn and a Feruchemist, and combining the two allows him to access an infinite supply of Feruchemical attributes without having to spend any time weak. This makes him easily the most powerful individual in the setting, and a serious contender for the strongest in ''Literature/TheCosmere'', the wider universe that ''Mistborn'' takes place in.]]
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** Tohu, one of the [[{{Kaiju}} Endbringers]], can copy the powers of up to three capes at a time. One of her three heads will change to resemble the cape she's copying. [[{{Munchkin}} She copied Eidolon]] in her first appearance, allowing her to use five powers. [[spoiler:In the final battle, she copied Eidolon ''and'' Glaistig Uaine after she had claimed Eidolon; this gave Tohu two copies of Eidolon's power plus two more of Glaistig's ghosts, with one more slot left over for a third copied cape, [[UpToEleven for a total of nine powers]].]]

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** Tohu, one of the [[{{Kaiju}} Endbringers]], can copy the powers of up to three capes at a time. One of her three heads will change to resemble the cape she's copying. [[{{Munchkin}} She copied Eidolon]] in her first appearance, allowing her to use five powers. [[spoiler:In the final battle, she copied Eidolon ''and'' Glaistig Uaine after she had claimed Eidolon; this gave Tohu two copies of Eidolon's power plus two more of Glaistig's ghosts, with one more slot left over for a third copied cape, [[UpToEleven for a total of nine powers]].powers.]]
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->''"I create a world that contains infinite swords. This is the ''only'' magic allowed for Emiya Shirou."''
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->''"I create a world that contains infinite swords. This is -->''"I have the ''only'' magic allowed for Emiya Shirou.power to have all the powers I want."''
-->-- '''Emiya Shirou''', ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''
-->--'''Eric Cartman''', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark''
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** The eponymous character has the ability to copy the [[WeaponOfChoice Signature Weapon]] of every Robot Master he defeats through his Variable Weapons System. [[ComicBook/MegaManArchieComics The comic book]] and [[WesternAnimation/MegaMan TV show]] depicted him copying the weapons of other robots with a simple touch.

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** The eponymous character has the ability to copy the [[WeaponOfChoice Signature Weapon]] of every Robot Master he defeats through his Variable Weapons System. [[ComicBook/MegaManArchieComics The comic book]] and [[WesternAnimation/MegaMan [[WesternAnimation/MegaManRubySpears TV show]] depicted him copying the weapons of other robots with a simple touch.
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* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'': A master of the Thu'um can bend reality [[MakeMeWannaShout with a shout]]. ''How'' reality gets bent depends on the actual words being shouted, so gaining new powers is as simple as expanding one's vocabulary.
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** David Haller has the ability to create spontaneous mutations, granting him a virtually limitless number of mutant abilities. He has over 200 "Omega Level Mutations" and more are being created constantly. For comparison, about a dozen omega-level mutants are known to exist.
** [[Characters/XMen80sMembers Rogue]] has PowerCopying and can absorb the powers, memories, and skills of any person she touches. The length of time for which she has access to these abilities is directly proportional to the length of time she touches the person, something she tries to avoid seeing as she's technically draining the life energy of everyone she touches, not just copying their abilities, and therefore can outright kill someone if she's not careful. Her trademark super-strength and flight that she's had since her debut she actually got from permanently absorbing the abilities of [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarolDanvers Ms. Marvel]].

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** [[Characters/MarvelComicsLegion David Haller Haller]] has the ability to create spontaneous mutations, granting him a virtually limitless number of mutant abilities. He has over 200 "Omega Level Mutations" and more are being created constantly. For comparison, about a dozen omega-level mutants are known to exist.
** [[Characters/XMen80sMembers [[Characters/MarvelComicsRogue Rogue]] has PowerCopying and can absorb the powers, memories, and skills of any person she touches. The length of time for which she has access to these abilities is directly proportional to the length of time she touches the person, something she tries to avoid seeing as she's technically draining the life energy of everyone she touches, not just copying their abilities, and therefore can outright kill someone if she's not careful. Her trademark super-strength and flight that she's had since her debut she actually got from permanently absorbing the abilities of [[Characters/MarvelComicsCarolDanvers Ms. Marvel]].
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* In ''Fanfic/ImaginarySeas'', Percy's Noble Phantasm, Poseidon Asphalios: An Ocean of Blessings for the Most Beloved, grants him access to every skill used by a child of Poseidon but ''better'' by virtue of raw ParentalFavoritism as Poseidon's favorite son. This Noble Phantasm also grants him access to Poseidon's own Noble Phantasms, including the armor that [[NighInvulnerability makes him invincible]] so long as he's by the ocean and [[ProngsOfPoseidon the trident]] that Poseidon uses to exert his Authorities over earth and sea. His skill, Savior of Olympus, also gives him the right to use any Mysteries of Ancient Greece and Rome due to saving the Greco-Roman Pantheon time and again.

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* In ''Fanfic/ImaginarySeas'', ''Fanfic/ImaginarySeas'': Percy's Noble Phantasm, Poseidon Asphalios: An Ocean of Blessings for the Most Beloved, grants him access to every skill used by a child of Poseidon but ''better'' by virtue of raw ParentalFavoritism as Poseidon's favorite son. This Noble Phantasm also grants him access to Poseidon's own Noble Phantasms, including the armor that [[NighInvulnerability makes him invincible]] so long as he's by the ocean and [[ProngsOfPoseidon the trident]] that Poseidon uses to exert his Authorities over earth and sea. His skill, Savior of Olympus, also gives him the right to use any Mysteries of Ancient Greece and Rome due to saving the Greco-Roman Pantheon time and again.

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** Glaistig Uaine is a somewhat roundabout example of this trope. She can drain the essence of recently deceased parahumans (or living parahumans, which [[TouchOfDeath kills them]]). She can then conjure ghostly figures which look like her claimed victims, complete with the powers they had in life, which are fully under her control. Like Eidolon, she can only have up to three ghosts active before their powers start to weaken.

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** Glaistig Uaine is a somewhat roundabout example of this trope. She can drain the essence of recently deceased parahumans (or living parahumans, which [[TouchOfDeath kills them]]). She can then conjure ghostly figures which look like her claimed victims, complete with the powers they had in life, which are fully under her control. Like Eidolon, she can only have up to three ghosts active before their powers start to weaken. [[spoiler:Near the end of the story she claims Eidolon, allowing her to wield three powers from him plus another two ghosts at full strength.]]
** Tohu, one of the [[{{Kaiju}} Endbringers]], can copy the powers of up to three capes at a time. One of her three heads will change to resemble the cape she's copying. [[{{Munchkin}} She copied Eidolon]] in her first appearance, allowing her to use five powers. [[spoiler:In the final battle, she copied Eidolon ''and'' Glaistig Uaine after she had claimed Eidolon; this gave Tohu two copies of Eidolon's power plus two more of Glaistig's ghosts, with one more slot left over for a third copied cape, [[UpToEleven for a total of nine powers]].]]

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