Editing Butcher (section)

==Trivia==
*There is speculation of a link to [[Cauldron]], given that one vial is mentioned whose tested results included "a power that allows one to take over a nearby parahuman’s mind, body and powers automatically on death".<ref name="29.7">“The powers are poor,” the Doctor said.  “Foreign, yes, but poor.  When we tested these, we got a defensive power utilizing warped space and a power that allows one to take over a nearby parahuman’s mind, body and powers automatically on death.  The one I hold should have attack or mover capabilities, if not both.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/10/03/venom-29-7/ Exerpt] from [[Venom 29.7]]</ref> However, given that even in a hypothetical world without the existence of Cauldron there still exists a "Butcher Queen", this theory is likely incorrect, if the "Butcher Queen" is meant to be an alternate version of the Butcher.<ref>Assuming that Cauldron's operatives maybe killed Eden but then just sat on their hands/died, the Endbringers don't exist, the cauldron vials aren't spread out, and there's less of the really powerful parahumans here and there who're capable of acting decisively.<br/><br/>[...]<br/><br/>A coalition of villains occupy Brockton Bay, including Marquis, the Butcher Queen and the Little Doctor, while outside parties want a piece of that pie. - [https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/15024820/ Wildbow on Spacebattles]</ref>
*The ability to transfer a share of consciousness to their killer can possibly be classified as a Transfiguration Brute,<ref name=Fig>'''Transfiguration''' brutes offer transformation and revival abilities.<br/>They arise from situations where death is sought or held at bay. - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DPhRna0e7Ed1LGnOm40Vrcqu2mk_2wijE6jQaWP1TAU BRUTE], document by Wildbow</ref> more specifically a Resurrection Brute.

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