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| rdfs:label | - Evolving Absorbing Replication
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| rdfs:comment | - User can absorb and replicate any materials and the upgrade any materials, abilities, powers, or miscellaneous things that they've absorbed, and replicate them in their evolved form. For example, the user could absorb a steam engine and turn it into a nuclear reactor (steam engine ==> upgrade ==> nuclear reactor). Like with evolving power replication, the user can also "branch out" with these materials, changing them into something else marginally related to it or turning it into something less advanced or powerful -- an example would be absorbing an airplane and turning it into a car (airplane ==> vehicle ==> car) or vise versa.
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| Row 1 info | - Upgrade and evolved absorbed materials.
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| Box Title | - Evolving Absorbing Replication
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| abstract | - User can absorb and replicate any materials and the upgrade any materials, abilities, powers, or miscellaneous things that they've absorbed, and replicate them in their evolved form. For example, the user could absorb a steam engine and turn it into a nuclear reactor (steam engine ==> upgrade ==> nuclear reactor). Like with evolving power replication, the user can also "branch out" with these materials, changing them into something else marginally related to it or turning it into something less advanced or powerful -- an example would be absorbing an airplane and turning it into a car (airplane ==> vehicle ==> car) or vise versa. Essentially, this makes the user a perfect evolving system. Each and every material absorbed can be internally evolved or upgraded into a new ability, or retrogressively downgraded into another thing, and upgraded from there. Upgrades can be done by pure thought alone, or by an RPG-style "upgrade tree". Furthermore, users can internally fuse materials absorbed, upgrading them that way, and turning them into a new material entirely, which can then be upgraded or retrograded at the user's whim.
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