They mentioned him after they realized Nathan could steal powers "He has a power very similar to his uncle" but that's it

@@mainemail5506 Nathan had a version of his grandfathers power. Not Peters. Peter copied any power around him. His father absorbed others power by touching them. But he could keep all the powers he absorbed. Nathan could only keep one. You’re thinking of when Peter used the elixir to regain a dumbed down version of his previous power.

@@scottingalls8460 Peter's original power was version of his father's power. Nathan's power is also like both of theirs. They all have the ability to use other people's powers. Just because Nathan's power isn't exactly like Peter's doesn't mean that their powers aren't related. The characters in the show say that Nathan's power was similar to both his uncle, and his great grandfather.

In Heroes Reborn they mention that he's a Petrelli after they found out he was able to absorb other powers (empathic mimicry).

@@scottingalls8460 I'm quoting the show, Angelia said something along the lines "He has a power very similar to his uncle's" Which it is. Peter can only copy one power at a time by touching someone and Nathan can only steal one power at a time by touching someone

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@@TheLuciferMorningstarDc neeeeeeerd

I thought Peter power was the opposite of the Haitian to negate any power of people in his near facility/near by while Peter power was to be able to copy or absorb anyone with powers in his near facility/near by? Then I liked his Dad power which was to just take your power from you and transfer it to himself by holding on to you. So where this Empathy Crap come from? This is why Heroes turn from a Iconic Epic Show into trash because they kept changing Simply Logical Commonsense Powers into some Illogical Complex B.S. Like even within this scene he had the power of the Invisible Guy and could see him without even knowing him or that he had his power. Which you see Peter do alot within the first season. Now it's base on empathy (ridiculous). Same can be said about Sylar One Of The Greatest Villians Ever within a Superverse who power was Just Knowing How Things Works. Which even if you master alone without using it as a Villain to take other people powers is a Great Power to have because it means you can fix and build anything. But they turn his power into a hunger forcing him to take people powers instead of him just being evil wanting to take people power to be all powerful and then he could now take people power without killing them the same as Peter both taking away the reason why Sylar was a All Time Great Villain. Sylar was the first Villain that everytime he was around you was extremely scared for the other characters especially the ones with powers and made you personally not even want to have powers if a guy like this was around who all he wanted to do is hunt people down with powers, kill them and take their power for himself.

Yisss you are spot on

@@symbiotestrength7058 Homer Simpson?

I think the solar eclipses can reavile faster the powers of those who have , remember what Daphny , Matt's girlfriend that was very fast , she said " I couldn't walk before , but then was a solar eclipse and I could walk , I could run , run realy fast " get it ! They don't just block powers but reavile themselves , the powers manifest in diferent ways for everyone some can use them sience they are babies , and others a REALY little later , like Emma, Peter's friend , her power showed up very late . But if is something uncleare rewatch the series .

Facts like killing goku off

Concordo com você pelo menos deviam ter deixado essa habilidade. Sei que o pai dele rouba habilidades mais devia te-lo zerado e não tirado tudo dele assim ele poderia ter começado do zero de novo e não teria que ficar com aquela habilidade sem graça de absorver um poder de cada vez.

That's the moment I lost interest in the show. Hate how they nerfed him like that.

Yea that’s when the show became trash

​@Missjunebugfreak He was the most broken character in all of fiction, they had to do something.

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Where can I watch it

@@Dakobi On Amazon Prime.

Thanks

@@Dakobi No problem. 👍🏻

I think his father's power was more dangerous. He touches you and your powers are gone.

@@krilizek ture, but he has to touch you. Peter has to being within 2 feet of you. Also his father can choice what to take where pater doesn't he everthing around him

@@Taboweither697 the reason I think Arthur's power was better is because he can choose. As you say, Peter takes everything. It makes him unstable and some of the powers he couldn't control. But that's just my opinion. Thinking back, I really loved that show. It's a shame what they did to it. And the reboot was terrible.

@@krilizek yeah your right out of Peter and his father who is the most dangerous though?

@@Taboweither697 well, considering that his father took all of Peter's powers. I'd have to say Author. Peter could absorb ppl's power. Author took them. More like Syler than Peter. That's why everyone was scared of him.

Arthur Petrelli, his father, had Power Absorption. That's how he stole Pete's powers.

What epsiode?

It’s called Technopathy

:)) watch heroes reborn , there is a kid , who cans steal another powers

His power is empathic based. Meaning he has to establish an emotional connection with that individual. In order to summon the ability he has to remember them and how they made him feel. The stronger the emotional connection he had with them the more powerful that ability is for him.

@@nguyenduytrung4812 Heroes Reborn was boring and Tommy wasn't like Peter he only can absorb one power at time

Until his dad stole his power. Which should have really happened. His father I sir Ed your power from you. Peter copied any power he was within a certain distance from. Which means he had his fathers power. So it should have cancelled itself out. Bad writing on their part.

@@dealinginfiction not true. Peter copied the invisible mans power by watching him one time while the guy was stealing from others on the street. Not even realizing he was doing it. No emotion bond. He needed to use his correlation to those who’s powers he copied so he could remember the power and use it. Once he built up this memory game skill he no longer really needed it as future Peter proves.

Where did you think they got it from lol

@@ShugoAWay Good point.

I never realised that, But now it’s painfully obvious! Thanks for pointing that out :)

I did what do you mean

@@Blvdd. such@

There is s continuation

@@harlem8015 It's called Heroes Reborn

Legion has split personality, in which each personality has its own powers. That kind of is his power, same as Crazy Jane in Doom Patrol.

Peter is Lili in umbrella academy ;)

@@dannyasaad7505 I thought exact same thing too!😂

Legion have reality varping

@@dannyasaad7505 only that Peter can hold multiple abilities at the same time, Every superhuman he has ever met.

Because Sylar would still have the hunger, regardless of how many powers he had

@@Author-Chad_Kunego He wouldn't need to understand how the powers work since Hé would get them instantly.

@@Raekh_ Even if he didn't need to he would want to. His own natural power makes him want to understand how everything works by taking them apart.

@@Raekh_ Sylar could always do what Peter could. He did it to get shapeshifting, Empathy, and Elle's power. It's just that he didn't master them. Sylar kills because his true power, Intuitive Aptitude, basically allows him to understand how anything works. So, he kills his victims to gain their powers. The perk? He has instant mastery of them where Peter doesn't. Sylar using Intuitive aptitude isn't because he's just looking to get power, he wants to understand how these people work, what makes them tick, and he wants to be able to do it, too. In all honesty, I'd rather have intuitive aptitude, because even though it's easier for Peter to get powers, Sylar has mastery over the bunch he has. He wins.

They wouldn't do that because Sylar not only wanted powers but he wanted to be the only special person on the earth since he had such an obsession with it. He didn't like it that Chandra dismissed him, seeing him as disappointment with barely an ability. I didn't like this "hunger" crap they added in season 3.

Milo is very handsome but he really does have the Little Nicky sideways thing (and Sylvester Stallone too) going on with his mouth.

there's a limit distance to the shock wave, but yeah, it's hard to take a nuclear bomb high enough to make it safe :T

Why?

@@XaliberDeathlock if you hit the ground half of the energy goes into the ground. If it explodes in the air it all goes into the shockwave.

@@evilmanua I see, so it spans wider areas?

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@@AllPowersExplained thanks man i did not know you already did her appreciated

They made him far too powerful from the onset. I’ve said that they should have wrote him to where he could use any power but using multiple powers should make the power weaker. If he only uses healing. Then he can heal instantly. But let’s just he uses healing and flying. It should take longer to heal and he can just jump really high but not fly. Or if he uses hiros power along with another he should only be able to SLOW time or teleport a short distance. By season two he literally could do anything with no weaknesses.

I feel like if they didn’t want to make him OP, they could’ve put a time limit on his powers, or make him like Marvels Rogue, and let him acquire powers by touch.

The show should had depicted Peter’s power slowly and mysteriously. Then by season 4 introduce OP future Peter and OP future Sylar and their conflict (which further shows how powerful he really is even when the show depicts him as dull or non-important at that point). OP Peter trains present Peter in order to save the heroes from the government hunting. Which can explain a short but powerful alliance between Peter and Sylar in order to defend all the heroes. Then you can get the series to show a Peter learning how to use his powers. Even so, how he almost loses his mind with all of them. Which could affect his power to acquire more. Then Peter more as a protagonist, has to defeat his father. Which could be an interesting history. Since it could lead to a future of super powerful humans in a dystopian world. Which he sees when learns to control time travel. After that, the hunt of Sylar is on. Is his main goal now with all the people he kills. And that could be the climax of the series. Since that it’s the conflict since season 1. Empathy vs The Hunger.

I live in this fantasy every day, and eagerly wait for the afterlife Isekai where I become the worlds strongest by taking on the powers of everyone I meet 😤

@@noahwax4892 Yeah right 👍

That scream used in so many movies.

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Agreed

He only has one at time. Sylar better

​@@juzellTV don't play dumb, you know he's talking abt prime peter

​@@uwin23mais você não acha que o Peter da 4 temporada não devia ter replicado o poder do hiro voltado ao passado exatamente no dia em que ele perdeu o seu poder original avisar o ele do passado assim ele evitaria de perde lo

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Depends on what Season. For the first few he could use any Power he encountered at-will and indefinitely. After Season 3, i think, he loat his Power and eventually got back a weaker version that let him copy one Power at a time, so he could have regeneration or flight but not both. An additional weakness of the new version is that the mimicry is not voluntary, if he touches someone with a Power then their Power overwrites whatever Power he was copying until be touches another Super.

Not at first, he had to learn to controll them

I think they use speed like how fast they can react and such, like can they catch bullets, run, and similar movement based measurements. Teleportation isn't speed, it's just stopping existing at point be and continuing existence at point b. There's no speed control to do it faster or slower

@@Author-Chad_Kunego Understandable, have a nice day

Heroes, it's too good a show.

Yeah Peter got that too

He can actually fly, it was one of his first abilities.

Peters very first absorbed ability was precognitive dreaming, and he got it from his mother, though he didn't find that out until later. I only mention it because it's what causes all of the dreams he has in Episode 1 of the first season where he imagines himself flying, pushing him towards the idea that he's somehow special. We find out later that his brother Nathan has the power to fly (Straight up Superman style, full blown supersonic flight), and Peter has just been dreaming about himself using his brother's ability. It was pretty clever and made the first episode pretty special.

Sylar.

@@user-tn1jm4lt8c Peter s2

@@tomlawal7991 Sylar is smarter and has more control of his abilities.

@@user-tn1jm4lt8c but if Peter stood near Sylar he’d basically copy every power Sylar has. And Peter’s pretty smart too.

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