Heroes (2006)

2 corrected entries in The Fifth Stage

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Starring: Hayden Panettiere, Milo Ventimiglia, Jack Coleman, Masi Oka

Genres: Drama, Sci-fi

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The Fifth Stage - S4-E12

Corrected entry: Peter absorbs René "The Haitian"'s abilities (erase memory and neutralize abilities). Later on he fights Sylar and uses René's ability to force Sylar out. Sylar faints and turns into Nathan. If Peter absorbed René's abilities to neutralize abilities, shouldn't Sylar be unable to shape-shift into Nathan's looks?

IDFS33140

Correction: As shown in season 1 when Nathan is able to fly away from the Haitian and Bennet, abilities can be used when near the Haitian if he is not intentionally turning off other peoples abilities, so to speak. In this instance, Sylar has passed out. Peter sees no need to nullify his powers at that point, so the shape shifting is able to transpire.

The Fifth Stage - S4-E12

Corrected entry: Peter absorbs René "The Haitian"'s abilities (erase memory and neutralize abilities). But, shouldn't Peter's ability (to absorb abilities) be neutralized around René, therefore making him unable to absorb his abilities?

IDFS33140

Correction: The Haitian's powers are not always active. It's a manual power, meaning that the user has to consciously use it.

Knever

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Trivia: The artwork created by character Isaac Mendez is actually done by Tim Sales, a comic book artist who is actually color blind. He does all his work in black and white and has other people insert the color.

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Question: How exactly does Sylar acquire other powers? I know it has something to do with the victims brain, but what exactly?

MovieBuff09

Chosen answer: It's not been made 100% clear. It was originally assumed that he actually consumed part of the brain, but this has turned out not to be the case. Sylar has been shown all along to have an instinctive knowledge of how things work and how to fix them - this is his actual original power and the ability that made him an exceptional watchmaker and repairer. It appears that he uses a similar process when acquiring new powers - he exposes the brain of the target, allowing him to examine it and determine how their power functions. He can then apply that knowledge to his own brain, allowing him to replicate the ability in question.

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