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| rdfs:comment | - Impersonation involves:
- A common Skynet tactic is to have a Terminator impersonate another human or Terminator's voice or appearance. Most Terminators seem to have the ability to perform vocal impersonations. Terminators utilizing mimetic polyalloy - including the T-1000 in Terminator 2, the T-X in Terminator 3, and the T-1001 in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - are able to impersonate both the voice and the appearance of other humans.
- Using this ability, Loanikha will be able to impersonate anyone. She will gain enough background information and personality details to impersonate, and will be able to change her appearance and voice to be identical to the original person. However, if the person possesses any abilities or supernatural traits, then these will not be mimicked, meaning that an ordinary human could be impersonated perfectly but any supernatural being could not, since the lack of powers could betray her. There must be a person to be copied, but the information will never be forgotten, and she will be able to mimic someone she hasn't met in years. Physical contact with the person is always required initially.
- Impersonation can be used for entertainment, those that do so professionally are known as Impressionists or Celebrity Impersonators. However, in some cases impersonation can be construed as a form of identity theft; where a criminal assumes the identity of an individual in order to access confidential information or to gain property. Impersonation can also be used to redirect attention elsewhere, such is the case with Decoys.
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| ability to | - copy a person perfectly apart from the abilities
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| Caption | - Loanikha impersonating another woman
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| abstract | - Impersonation involves:
- Impersonation can be used for entertainment, those that do so professionally are known as Impressionists or Celebrity Impersonators. However, in some cases impersonation can be construed as a form of identity theft; where a criminal assumes the identity of an individual in order to access confidential information or to gain property. Impersonation can also be used to redirect attention elsewhere, such is the case with Decoys. Effective impersonation requires that the impersonator studies the individual's physical mannerisms; from the clothing they wear to the physical mannerisms and habits they exhibit. Additionally an impersonator may alter their voice and speech patterns to mimic that of the individual and use makeup to alter their body shape/appearance to match the target individual's.
- A common Skynet tactic is to have a Terminator impersonate another human or Terminator's voice or appearance. Most Terminators seem to have the ability to perform vocal impersonations. Terminators utilizing mimetic polyalloy - including the T-1000 in Terminator 2, the T-X in Terminator 3, and the T-1001 in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - are able to impersonate both the voice and the appearance of other humans.
- Using this ability, Loanikha will be able to impersonate anyone. She will gain enough background information and personality details to impersonate, and will be able to change her appearance and voice to be identical to the original person. However, if the person possesses any abilities or supernatural traits, then these will not be mimicked, meaning that an ordinary human could be impersonated perfectly but any supernatural being could not, since the lack of powers could betray her. There must be a person to be copied, but the information will never be forgotten, and she will be able to mimic someone she hasn't met in years. Physical contact with the person is always required initially.
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