Empathic Mimicry is the power to mimic an ability and then use it by thinking about how the person made you feel. Peter Petrelli had this power to absorb the powers of others and reproduce them at will.

Characters who possess this powerEdit

• Arthur Petrelli (deceased) - technically this was power stealing and not reproduction

Characters who previously possessed this powerEdit

• Peter Petrelli (lost, due to his father.)

See alsoEdit

• For Arthur Petrelli's power to rob the powers of other advanced humans by direct physical contact, see power theft.
• For Sylar's power to replicate the powers of other advanced humans by directly examining their brains to perceive how their powers function, see perceptive replication.
• For Peter's artificial power to duplicate the power of other advanced humans through physical touch, see power duplication.

Empathic Mimicry is the power to reproduce the powers of other advanced humans within proximity of the user. Peter Petrelli was the first and only person to naturally possess this power. He at first needed to be within proximity of the power's source but later learned to recall and use the mimicked powers at will.

Characters who possessed this powerEdit

• Peter Petrelli, naturally possessed, stolen by Arthur Petrelli
• Arthur Petrelli power stolen from Peter, now deceased

List of Reproduced AbilitiesEdit

Precognitive dreaming - Angela Petrelli

Flight - Nathan Petrelli

Precognitive Painting - Isaac Mendez

Space/Time Manipulation - Hiro Nakamura

Rapid Cellular Regeneration - Claire Bennet

Telepathy - Matt Parkman

Telekinesis - Sylar

Invisibility - Claude

Radiation Manipulation - Ted Sprague

Superhuman Strength - Niki Sanders

Electrokinesis - Elle Bishop

Phasing - D.L. Hawkins

Pyrokinesis - Flint Gordon Jr.

Perceptive Comprehension - Sylar

Enhanced Physical Speed - Daphne Millbrook

See also Edit

• For Arthur Petrelli's power to rob the powers of other advanced humans by direct physical contact, see power theft.
• For Sylar's power to replicate the powers of other advanced humans by directly examining their brains to perceive how their powers function, see perceptive replication.
• For Peter's artificial power to duplicate the power of other advanced humans through physical touch, see power duplication.