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* [[Natalie Baker]], recipient of the [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MostCommonSuperPower Most Common Super Power]. | * [[Natalie Baker]], recipient of the [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MostCommonSuperPower Most Common Super Power]. | ||
* William Hopper (one of the hotel security personnel at That Con), who became a professional wrestler because of his Hulk-like biomod. | * William Hopper (one of the hotel security personnel at That Con), who became a professional wrestler because of his Hulk-like biomod. | ||
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Revision as of 13:42, 7 August 2010
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- Biomod
- 1. n. The biological modification in anyone who has ingested enough handwavium to trigger a one-time mutagenic reaction. Quite indeterminant in outcome but not typically fatal or crippling.
- 2. n. The result of any such mutagenic reaction.
- 3. v.t. To cause a mutagenic change in a living creature using handwavium.
The First Biomods
Seventeen people were affected by the first batch of Guacamole, making them the first people to be biologically modified in Fenspace. Sixteen of them were quickly placed into quarantine by the US Government for months,[1] which explains part of the animosity between Fenspace and the Danelaw.
Known members of the First Seventeen are:
- Shuko, the first catgirl.
- Natalie Baker, recipient of the Most Common Super Power.
- William Hopper (one of the hotel security personnel at That Con), who became a professional wrestler because of his Hulk-like biomod.
Related Links
- The Catgirling Machine - a mechanical method of inducing a predictable biomod.
