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dormant until an instant of extraordinary physical and emotional stress activates it. A "spontaneous chromosomal combustion" then takes place, as the metagene takes the source of the biostress – be it chemical, radioactive or other similar phenomenon – and turns the potential catastrophe into a catalyst for "genetic change," resulting in metahuman abilities. DC does not use the "metagene concept" as a solid editorial rule, and few writers explicitly reference the metagene when explaining a character's origin.
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Many Central City residents who were affected by the blast wave were genetically altered by the dark matter, granting them superhuman abilities. People with such abilities are called "metahumans," coined by Wells and his staff. The nature of a metahuman's powers appear to be a result of an external element that they were near or exposed to when hit by the blast. Eventually, under Harrison Wells and
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are tracking young metahumans with abilities. As the series progresses, it is revealed that decades ago, because of the city of Freeland's prevailing racial and political conflicts, the A.S.A. developed a substance supposedly as a suppressant to turn its citizens docile in the interest of controlling
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publicly battle Supergirl and the Flash, revealing the case of transhuman beings with uncanny abilities in the process. Silver Banshee's powers are mystical in origin and nature, while Livewire's are from an anomalous mutagenic accident. Since the inhabitants of Supergirl's Earth have no experience
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and his team at Scientific and Technological Advanced Research Laboratories (S.T.A.R. Labs) developed an advanced particle accelerator in Central City. When it was activated, the device went critical and exploded, releasing a variety of theoretical elements such as dark matter and negative energy.
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miniseries provided a concept for why humans in the DC Universe would survive catastrophic events and develop superpowers. One of the Dominators discovered that select members of the human race had a "biological variant," which he called the metagene (also spelled "meta-gene"). This gene often lay
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in hopes to create more metahumans for Procter's agendas. Because the metahumans are dying from unstable mutations, Procter seeks to capture Black Lightning and his offspring because they are the only known stable specimens of the agency's drug. After Procter's death, the A.S.A.'s experiments are
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that the term "meta" originated from a rudimentary hospital program used to automatically flag Nth metal toxicity found in a person's bloodstream, similar to iron or zinc, the “meta” being short for the "metal" it detected. This natural toxicity is the "variant" that changes the individual's DNA
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being with extraordinary powers, abilities or other attributes, either cosmic, mutant, scientific, mystical, skill or technological in nature. A significant portion of these are normal human beings born with a genetic variant called the "metagene", which causes them to gain powers and abilities
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When the Totality crashed to Earth and introduced the various forms of Heavy Metal and other mysterious forces into the world, The Bear tribe and Vandar Adg of the Wolf Tribe were the first ones to encounter the Totality. They were all mutated by the radiation of the Totality, granting them
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which transforms some of its citizens into metahumans, including Jefferson Pierce and his daughters who inherited his metagene after his fatherhood. Under Martin Procter, the agency illegally developed an addictive derivative of the drug called Green Light, which is distributed as a
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since their emergences in hopes of acquiring powers for themselves with goals to battle against extraterrestrial beings such as Supergirl, of which three metahumans were created with Livewire's powers. In season three, more metahumans begin to appear, including
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Before the White Martians arrived on Earth, Lord Vimana, the Vimanian overlord from the Xenobrood mini-series, claimed credit for the creation of the human race both normal and metahuman, due to their introduction of superpowered alien genetic matter into human
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is considered a gamma-level. However, since the destruction of the Source Wall, the number of Alpha and Beta level metahumans, as well as the general metahuman population, were sharply increased by the new cosmic radiations affecting the universe.
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a recurring plot-point is the trafficking of metahumans after humans learn to detect and activate metagene after the Reach invasion. In some cases, the metagene in some families is shown to be the source of similar abilities, as with
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in Starling City (later changed to Star City); the team learns that Deathbolt's powers were not derived from the particle accelerator blast, revealing the existence of metahumans from other means. Later on, the metahuman
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DC also has characters born with superhuman abilities, suggesting the metagene can activate spontaneously and without any prior appearance in the ancestry. One well-known example involves Dinah Laurel Lance, the second
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In the DC Comics universe, metahuman criminals are incarcerated in special metahuman prisons, like the prison built on Alcatraz Island, which is outfitted not only with provisions to hold criminals whose powers are
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The lineage of metahumans and their origins can be traced by this Nth Metal connection, dating back to three tribes from the earliest known era of humanity; the Bird Tribe, the Wolf Tribe and the Bear Tribe.
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to alert the Flash's team to attacks; this technology is later used by city police and government agencies. In season five, Team Flash discovers meta-technology has been created following their battle with
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scientist surmises that the gene is "opportunistic" in as much as it causes its user to develop powers seemingly based on their personal experiences or surrounding depending on circumstances. In the
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conduct similar experiments and kidnap a cadre of teen runaways to test for the metagene, leading several of these individuals to develop superpowers. In the episode "Runaways," a
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The White Martians also created a metavirus, a metagene that could be passed from host to host via touch. This metavirus was responsible for the empowerment of the very first
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Due to their experiments, they altered the destiny of the human race. Whereas before, evolution would have eventually made mankind into a race of superhumans similar to the
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has the opposite effects of the Gene Bomb, curbing and shutting down the metagene and stripping the metahumans of their powers for an unspecified amount of time.
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DNA (500,000 - 250,000 years ago) by the White Martian race. The White Martians performed experiments on these primitive humans, changing how the metahuman
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exposed and Freeland's metahumans' origin has become a public knowledge. However, it ignites an anti-metahuman bigotry amongst the people in Freeland.
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have made use of the term "metahuman" and "mutant" in their universes. The first use of the term 'metahuman' in the Marvel Universe occurred in
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It is possible for individuals skilled in science and biology to manipulate, dampen or modify the activities of the metagene. During the
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family of live-action shows, "metahuman" is used more narrowly than in the comics, typically referring to a human being who becomes
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consider alpha-, beta- and gamma-level threats. For example, Superman and Wonder Woman are categorized as alpha-level, while
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miniseries introduced a toxic mutagen called the Exo-gene (also referred to as the Exogene). It is a toxic
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able to accelerate the metagene activity to the point of cellular and physical instabilities, an
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mini-series in 1988. The Dominators use this term to refer to any human native of the planet
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The word "metahuman" is often attributed to the DC Universe, while superhuman beings in the
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The terms "meta" and "metahuman" do not refer only to humans born with biological variants.
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metahuman abilities including superhuman strength and invulnerability equivalent to a
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resides is later coined as Earth-38 by Cisco Ramon. Humanity is aware of superpowered
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Universes. In DC Comics, the term is used loosely in most instances to refer to any
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and has uncanny abilities, often acquired following some kind of strange accident.
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born with a metagene, the infamous ultrasonic scream known as the Canary Cry.
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enabling the user to control the minds of anyone through written hypnosis,
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immortality and making them the world's earliest iteration of metahumans.
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results in the metagene and its various heightened abilities and powers.
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The term was first used as a reference to superheroes in 1986 by author
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began to feature them, beginning with the arrival of metahuman villain
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recur in subsequent episodes, as well as occasional metahuman threats.
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The genetic potential for a future metagene was discovered in ancient
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as Amanda Waller talks about their abilities when forming the squad.
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are referred to as either mutants or mutates. However, both DC and
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during freak accidents or times of intense psychological distress.
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which bestowed him a healing factor and super-intelligence on
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established the existence of metahumans, its sister series
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and mutates, the Marvel Universe equivalents of metahumans
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and his teammates under the employment of the mystic
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enabling the user to control any motorized vehicles.
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with "fictional superhuman abilities". The prefix "
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Index

Metagene
Posthuman
Parahuman
Superhuman
Publisher
DC Comics
First appearance
DC Universe
superpowers
mutant
inhuman
mutate
Marvel Universe
posthuman
Wildstorm
Ultimate Marvel
human
human-like
George R. R. Martin
Superworld
role playing system
Wild Cards
Invasion! (DC Comics)
extraterrestrials
Dominators
DC Comics
Earth
Telekinesis
Xenobrood
germline

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