| Display title | 90% of Your Brain |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Situation where a character's miraculous abilities are not so much a product of "superpowers" as it being an ability humans in the series universe could have but are unable to access for some reason. That is, until they reach Brain Critical Mass. Very prevalent in Sci Fi as a common trope with mentalists and ESP'ers. |
