Reply To: Mr. Vaudeville's Gallery

[Herr D]

–Technically you can also have between categories. Wolverine isn’t just a mutant. He was given an adamantium skeleton coating. That might make him an augmented mutant. Artificial augmentation (surgical or suit-wearing) is not cyborg exactly.

Some people like the idea that trauma or repetitive and chronic abuse can ‘bring out’ the supernatural or magical or mystical ‘stuff’ that all of us have deep down. That would fall under human. Dr. Strange supposedly trained and traded for his powers. That’s human with outside augmentation.

There’s also dimensional travel as a source of changing one’s nature.

T-cells from Resident Evil might also be worth checking out.

 

Let me know–I work with any story that doesn’t involve extreme evil. They get enough press.