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Adoptive Muscle Memory

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The power to replicate movement after observation. The ability to replicate/copy/mimic/remember any physical action after seeing it performed once. * Eidetic Memory (memorize/retain/photograph all kinds of physical action while perceiving it). * Super Stamina (allowing oneself to do all kinds of physical action for intensive periods of time before experiencing tiredness). * Super Vision (perceive/view all kinds of physical action in different degrees, measurements & with precise detailing). * Super Dexterity (oneself can perform accurately/perfectly/errorless doing a memorized physical action). * Intuitive Aptitude (analyze/understand/clarify the "structure/operation" of a physical action while perceiving it). * Tactical Probability (predict/foresee the "outcome" of events tactically). * Gravity Manipulation (cont The ability will replicate any physical action after seeing it done once. This action does not have to be seen in life, and can be replicated from a TV programme or film, or from footage on an iPod screen. The actions can also be adapted slightly, e.g. when Monica used parkour to climb up into a different house from the one she'd seen it used upon. However, the ability only replicates actions which would be physically possible for that individual to learn to do, without training. It would not grant actions which would require greater strength, and neither would it grant other abilities, not even purely physical ones. Adoptive muscle memory is the ability to perform any action that the user has seen.

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Monica Dawson sees a wrestling move on TV and then flawlessly demonstrates it. ST. JOAN replicating/memorizing difficult gymnastics moves. Monica can mimic wrestling moves

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The ability will replicate any physical action after seeing it done once. This action does not have to be seen in life, and can be replicated from a TV programme or film, or from footage on an iPod screen. The actions can also be adapted slightly, e.g. when Monica used parkour to climb up into a different house from the one she'd seen it used upon. However, the ability only replicates actions which would be physically possible for that individual to learn to do, without training. It would not grant actions which would require greater strength, and neither would it grant other abilities, not even purely physical ones. The power to replicate movement after observation. Adoptive muscle memory is the ability to perform any action that the user has seen. The ability to replicate/copy/mimic/remember any physical action after seeing it performed once. * Eidetic Memory (memorize/retain/photograph all kinds of physical action while perceiving it). * Super Stamina (allowing oneself to do all kinds of physical action for intensive periods of time before experiencing tiredness). * Super Vision (perceive/view all kinds of physical action in different degrees, measurements & with precise detailing). * Super Dexterity (oneself can perform accurately/perfectly/errorless doing a memorized physical action). * Intuitive Aptitude (analyze/understand/clarify the "structure/operation" of a physical action while perceiving it). * Tactical Probability (predict/foresee the "outcome" of events tactically). * Gravity Manipulation (control/alter the gravity of oneself to perfect a memorized physical action). * Power Mimicry (allowing oneself to mimic others' abilities/powers only within proximity of others). * Immunity (resistance to probability methods, knowledge theft & attempted pain).

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