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- Jordan discovers he has a very twisted power.
- The third book in The Secret Circle trilogy.
- The Power is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.
- Name: The Power Origin: Regular Show Classification: Reality Warping device Wielders: Mordecai, Rigby and Skips; the Baby Ducks can use it but only a weaker version, when transforming into The Hyperduck Extreme. Powers and Abilities: Reality Warping, teleportation, mind control. Attack Potency: Unknown (Mordecai and Rigby were literally screwing around with physics and logic laws while using it in the episode The Power).
- The Power (力) is one of the fifty-two Clow Cards. It is under The Firey and under the power of the Sun, Cerberus, and Western Magic.
- "The Power" is the first episode of season one of Regular Show. It premiered on September 6, 2010 and was written and storyboarded by show creator J.G. Quintel.
- The Power has the ability to endow its user with superhuman strength, enough to lift tons of weight. Power would be invisible, showing off its strength, until someone challenges it and tells it what the challenge is. If the challenger wins, Power would surrender itself, making it able to be sealed. It is possible that Power is the sister card to The Fight, much like The Big and The Little, as they both have similar abilities and personalities. Power's true form is a small (probably not much taller than 2 feet), elfish girl wearing a circus-like costume with a pink color palette. It is under The Firey
- Deon and his girlfriend, Sirene, are walking along the beach when they are ambushed by some bandits. Hercules is also walking along the beach and as one of the bandits goes after the couple, some of the others attack Hercules. As Deon and Sirene flee from their pursuer, Hercules beats his attackers and comes to their rescue. As Hercules arrives he sees Deon tell the bandits not to kill him and to leave, Hercules looks on amazed as they follow his orders.
- "THE POWER" is a mysterious, highly unstable energy with tremendous energizing and destructive potential. It is known to restore fossilized material, generate time-space wormholes, temporarily restore damaged computer programs, preserve human souls and provide nearly unlimited practical energy. It is generated by the planet Jupiter. Any mechanoid or other being that has been infused with "THE POWER" glows a bright orange color - this overrides the green glow normally produced by the G-Stone as well as the red produced by the J-Jewel, but alternates with the golden glow produced by the Goldion Hammer.
- Misha and Kicker watch and crack nervous jokes as Unicron self-heals. Jokes aside, Kicker and Arcee exit the Miranda 2, with Ironhide backing them up, and make for Unicron's head. The rest of the Autobots head for Unicron's surface, searching for Megatron. Within, Rodimus and Optimus Supreme are closing in on Megatron's position. Prime notes that he can sense the life force of those around him. Rodimus suspects it's Omega's influence, as powerlinked Autobots increase their strength tenfold. Megatron feels Shockblast's life force flowing through him and laughs in triumph.
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- Misha and Kicker watch and crack nervous jokes as Unicron self-heals. Jokes aside, Kicker and Arcee exit the Miranda 2, with Ironhide backing them up, and make for Unicron's head. The rest of the Autobots head for Unicron's surface, searching for Megatron. Within, Rodimus and Optimus Supreme are closing in on Megatron's position. Prime notes that he can sense the life force of those around him. Rodimus suspects it's Omega's influence, as powerlinked Autobots increase their strength tenfold. Megatron can't get Unicron to stop his foes. He reasons that Unicron needs more energon, but all his troops are pinned down by the Autobots -- all except Shockblast, who is nowhere close to a combat zone but lies about it. Scorponok sends the Terrorcons for more energon and heads off in pursuit of Kicker, Arcee and Ironhide. Shockblast bursts into Megatron's chamber, claiming the Autobots are right behind him, prompting Megatron to burst free from his control throne. Shockblast immediately claims the throne for his own, patching into Unicron and taking control. He sends Unicron toward Blizzard Planet. Unicron's life force, however, proves too much for Shockblast to absorb on his own; it mutates him and sends him rampaging madly through Unicron. He attacks both Autobot and Decepticon, blasting Optimus and Omega straight out into space. They crash land on Blizzard Planet; Shockblast follows. Omega Supreme tells Optimus that Shockblast is now part of Unicron; he's driven solely by evil instincts now. The Autobots regroup, getting updates on Prime and Kicker. The Autobots relay to Kicker that they won't be able to escape if Unicron repairs himself, but Kicker is undaunted. Rodimus is almost to Megatron's chamber, where Megatron is having some troubles with his control systems. Even the powerlinked Optimus and Omega are having trouble handling Shockblast, but Omega says they do have the power to win. Rodimus gets ejected from Unicron and hooks up with the other Autobots. Informed that Kicker is still inside, he heads back in to retrieve him. Optimus tries to talk Shockblast to his senses, reminding him that he is a proud warrior. Shockblast resurfaces, and fires on Unicron -- only to have Unicron's hand come smashing down to the surface, pulverizing him before Optimus's eyes. Megatron feels Shockblast's life force flowing through him and laughs in triumph. Kicker has arrived at wherever he's going. Blasting through, Kicker and the two Autobots enter a dark room, and find the gray, lifeless husk of Alpha Q. Kicker is furious at his own failure to protect Alpha Q. Scorponok finds the trio, and calls in to Megatron, requesting orders. Megatron, struggling with Unicron, can barely blurt out "Destroy!!" Ironhide points out Alpha Q's remains to Scorponok, triggering a war within him over who he truly serves. As Unicron's defenses suddenly activate, Rodimus arrives and leads Kicker's group to the outside. The Autobots return to the Miranda 2 and beat a hasty retreat. Scorponok is ejected from Unicron, crying out Megatron's name. Within, Megatron says that Megatron doesn't exist anymore -- there's only Unicron now, and all will bow before him!
- Jordan discovers he has a very twisted power.
- The third book in The Secret Circle trilogy.
- "THE POWER" is a mysterious, highly unstable energy with tremendous energizing and destructive potential. It is known to restore fossilized material, generate time-space wormholes, temporarily restore damaged computer programs, preserve human souls and provide nearly unlimited practical energy. It is generated by the planet Jupiter. Any mechanoid or other being that has been infused with "THE POWER" glows a bright orange color - this overrides the green glow normally produced by the G-Stone as well as the red produced by the J-Jewel, but alternates with the golden glow produced by the Goldion Hammer. In the audiodrama Dark Robot Adventure Spirit, it is also learned that the main computer of the manned Jupiros 5 probe had obtained sentience upon exposure to "THE POWER." The computer—calling itself Yupitos—had intended to return to Earth, where it threatened to "link" all of humanity to itself. It was destroyed by Soldato J-002 and the J-Ark. "THE POWER" was utilized by both GGG and the Z-Master in the climactic episodes of the television series, though neither side was ultimately capable of controlling it. Following the Z-Master's destruction, certain parties in the UN began to take an interest in using "THE POWER" for their own ends; in King of Braves GaoGaiGar FINAL, Koutarou Taiga—fully aware of "THE POWER"'s potential instability—is seen trying to take a stand against these moves, arguing that it should never again be used by mankind. In the trailer for the upcoming GaoGaiGar work The King of Braves GaoGaiGar Project Z, various scenes indicate that the measure to develop Jupiter passed without Taiga there to oppose it. Genesic GaoGaiGar is also shown glowing orange, though whether this is the result of "THE POWER" or the Genesic Aura is debatable. The official American release of GaoGaiGar romanizes "THE POWER" as "ZA POWAA", most likely to retain the "exotic" sound of the term for American audiences.
- The Power is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.
- Name: The Power Origin: Regular Show Classification: Reality Warping device Wielders: Mordecai, Rigby and Skips; the Baby Ducks can use it but only a weaker version, when transforming into The Hyperduck Extreme. Powers and Abilities: Reality Warping, teleportation, mind control. Attack Potency: Unknown (Mordecai and Rigby were literally screwing around with physics and logic laws while using it in the episode The Power).
- Deon and his girlfriend, Sirene, are walking along the beach when they are ambushed by some bandits. Hercules is also walking along the beach and as one of the bandits goes after the couple, some of the others attack Hercules. As Deon and Sirene flee from their pursuer, Hercules beats his attackers and comes to their rescue. As Hercules arrives he sees Deon tell the bandits not to kill him and to leave, Hercules looks on amazed as they follow his orders. When Deon, Hercules and Sirene get back to the village, Deon tells his father and uncle about what happened, the other villagers do not believe that a fisherman could order bandits to run away, one man asks Deon to prove it, by making him dance like a chicken. Deon tells him to do it and he begins clucking and flapping his arms like wings. As the man clucks, Salmoneus arrives and joins in with the clucking. Deon's father Jacobus, uncle Karis, as well as Sirene wonder where Deon got his ability. When Deon takes Sirene back home, Karis asks Jacobus if what he told him years ago was true. Meanwhile, Hercules asks Salmoneus what he is doing in the village. As they talk, Jacobus offers Hercules a place to stay, which he accepts. The following day, Hercules is walking with Jacobus, he explains to Hercules where Deon gets his powers from, that he needs more guidance than a mere mortal can give and that is why he needs Hercules' help. Elsewhere, the bandits argue about running away from Deon. While they argue, Karis, comes and tells them he can convince Deon to use his power to help them. Back in the village, Jacobus tells Deon the truth about his mother and the origin of his powers: Aphrodite is his mother. Deon wonders why he suddenly has powers now after all this time, Hercules says the gods move in mysterious ways. He says that with Deon's new power comes responsibility. Deon asks Hercules about his mother and he tells him about Aphrodite. When Deon tells Sirene about his mother, she wonders what will happen to them as she is only mortal. Deon reassures her that his powers do not change how he feels about her. After Karis' girlfriend, Delia, flirts with Deon, Karis tempts him with jewels and promises that he could have anyone he wants. Karis offers for Deon to work with him. Meanwhile, Hercules is attacked by the bandits again while he is at the village tavern. Hercules fights them all and asks who they take orders from. The bandits say they work for Karis and he warns Deon about the company he keeps. Karis says it is a misunderstanding, but Hercules says "slippery people eventually slip up." When Hercules leaves, Karis says they will soon have their "very own son of a god." Later on, Deon questions his father about Karis, and both him and Hercules say that Karis has a side that Deon has never seen. Deon goes off to talk to Sirene, she says he does not have to deal with this alone and that she will help him. Later, Deon stops two groups of bandits from killing each other. Karis thanks him, but he realizes that Karis is really a bandit. Karis tells Deon he has the power to make a real mark on the world. Deon says he does not need a thief at is side. Hercules and Jacobus go looking for Deon, they find him with Karis, as well as that he has joined Karis and his bandits. Jacobus and Karis have an argument about Deon, Jacobus says he will not let Karis take Deon. When Hercules tries to stop Deon and Karis from leaving, he commands Salmoneus to stop Hercules. He tries to stop him but cannot so Karis throws down a sword, Salmoneus picks it up and tries to kill Hercules. Deon finds Sirene that he has joined his uncle and wants her to go with him. She says she will not go with him. He catches himself using his powers on her and then stops, saying he cannot do it to her. She runs off and tells Hercules. Deon sees Sirene with Hercules and Karis says that there must be something going on between the two. Hercules tries to stop Deon, but Karis tells him that he has the blood of the gods in him and that he is stronger than Hercules. Deon uses his powers on Hercules and Karis tells Deon to kill him. Karis draws his sword and strikes at Hercules, he catches the sword and tells Karis that he forgot that he has the blood of the gods too. Karis orders his men to attack Hercules and they charge him. As they attack, Deon realizes that Karis wanted him to kill Hercules. As Deon starts to tell the men to stop, Karis knocks him out. Karis and Jacobus begin fighting and as Karis goes to strike Jacobus with his sword, Deon jumps on his back. Karis throws him off and turns his sword on him, but Jacobus throws his dagger before Karis can strike Deon. Jacobus apologizes saying it was the only way he could save Deon's life. Later, they bury Karis and Hercules tells Deon if he ever needs any help or someone to talk to he will be there. Deon thanks him and Sirene asks if he will be coming back for the wedding, Hercules says "I wouldn't miss it."
- The Power (力) is one of the fifty-two Clow Cards. It is under The Firey and under the power of the Sun, Cerberus, and Western Magic.
- "The Power" is the first episode of season one of Regular Show. It premiered on September 6, 2010 and was written and storyboarded by show creator J.G. Quintel.
- The Power has the ability to endow its user with superhuman strength, enough to lift tons of weight. Power would be invisible, showing off its strength, until someone challenges it and tells it what the challenge is. If the challenger wins, Power would surrender itself, making it able to be sealed. It is possible that Power is the sister card to The Fight, much like The Big and The Little, as they both have similar abilities and personalities. Power's true form is a small (probably not much taller than 2 feet), elfish girl wearing a circus-like costume with a pink color palette. It is under The Firey The Power first appears in Episode 13. The Power was breaking open the animal cages at the Tomoeda Zoo and earlier, overturned the penguin slide at King Penguin Park. When it started to torment the elephants, Sakura challenged Power to a game of tug-of-war. But even with the elephants' help, Sakura is slowly losing, so Syaoran uses The Time Card to trick Power into thinking it lost. Since it 'lost' the match, it surrendered itself to Sakura so she could seal it. Sakura used Power later that episode to return the penguin slide to its original, upright position. The Power reappeared in Episode 20, where Sakura used it to power up her Sealing Wand so she stood a chance against The Fight. It didn't help much except when Sakura randomly swung her wand and it smacked Fight right in the head, probably causing one of the most painful card captures of all the Clow Cards. The Power was transformed into a Sakura Card in Episode 52. In another of Eriol's trials, he messed up King Penguin Park by creating a giant hole and upturning the penguin slide. Sakura used the Power to put the slide back to its rightful position.
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