Power Replication

 is the ability to copy and permanently use the powers of other conduits. This is the primary power of the Alpha Prime, hence how they obtain their numerous powers, as well as Mimic Conduits, whose range of powers to obtain is much lower. This power is most noted by 24th generation Alpha Prime and the foretold Chosen One- Joseph Everest.

Techniques

 * Ability Mimicry- By placing ones hand on the others, in a handshaking-like maneuver, the Mimic replicates a small percentage of a targets power by examining their memories, the percentage of power a Mimic can replicate changes with time and practice. Using this style of Power Replication is the safest way for a Mimic to obtain power, but it is also the slowest, as a Mimic has to train in order to develop the rest of the mimicked power.
 * Ability Assimilation- By placing their hand on the other conduits head, the Mimic can perfectly assimilate the targets power by replicating it from the conduit gene. This style of Power Replication is more dangerous but however the fastest way for a Mimic to obtain power, as all they have to do is gather an understanding of the power, as opposed to training to develop it. However, the assimilated power can still grow in conjunction with the Mimics own personal growth and development, as would be the case with any other power or ability.

Weaknesses
Mental Draining: When a Mimic replicates a targets powers, either by mimicry or assimilation, both the Mimic and their target are rendered unconscious and struck with fatigue upon wakening. This can prove to be extremely dangerous, especially if left in a dangerous situation.

Forced Development (Mimicry): When a Mimic has replicated a power through Mimicry, they are forced to develop the power as soon as possible as they are unable to switch to their other powers until they have done so.

Target Resistance (Mimicry): If a Mimics target is in any way resilient to the replication, it can effect the percentage of power replicated, cut off the replication, and may require a second interaction to finish the replication.

Mimicry Effectiveness: The amount of power a Mimic can replicate is severely less than the potential shown in the intended target, though this can be corrected with time and training. However, should a Mimic continue to replicate at an unusually fast rate, the percentage of power copied is drastically reduced, or at least initially so, as the Mimic has to immediately begin developing the new power as it seems they have gained nothing at all. In order to use Mimicry effectively, the Mimic must put a certain interval between the replication of multiple targets.