He has presumably resigned from his office,[2] and his wife and children have left him due to his erratic behavior. A psychologist testified on Wednesday that Brooke Skylar Richardson has a personality disorder that predisposes her to submit to people in authority. In "Powerless", Nathan convinces Peter of Adam Monroe's intentions to release the Shanti virus and cause worldwide devastation. Libertad Confronted by Nathan, he defeats him, but is then attacked by Danko, allowing Nathan to escape. Hiro then calls him a villain as Nathan waves to the cameras and drives away. Soon the Nathan persona reasserts itself and he flees the carnival, seeking aid from his "brother," Peter. Nathan's memories begin to return to Sylar, and when distracted Sylar even briefly assumes Nathan's form once again.
Intensely remorseful about this murder, he nonetheless contacted Suresh again, and the pair worked together for some time, tracking down various other powered individuals. His fate is unknown. Six months later, Nathan is running for Congress. Nathan possesses the power of self-propelled flight.
Believed to be dead, he murders Nathan and impersonates him, declaring war on all superhumans. Sylar appears in 5 issues. In order to get closure to Tracy's claim, Nathan seeks out his mother Angela, knowing that she would have information.
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Without fully hearing them out, Peter says he doesn't have time to be Mohinder's "guinea pig". When the body of Sylar was being manipulated to assume Nathan's role, he possessed the range of abilities attained by the serial killer and used telekinesis, electrical manipulation, psychometry, shape shifting and Sylar's copy of flight. However, he is foiled when Peter, assisted by Flint and Knox, destroy Mohinder's lab and research and burn Pinehearst down. Peter rescues Nathan from falling after his explosion. Tracy reacts to the statement with bewilderment and reveals that it was not divine intervention, but rather that their abilities are man-made and were manufactured by a doctor in Reseda, California. Sylar becomes dedicated to rehabilitating himself, though he has difficulty controlling his hunger for power, which causes some difficulty in his work rounding up criminal superhumans.
When he displays his powers she panics, ultimately resulting in her own death. Sylar survives by regenerating, and Nathan is seemingly gone for good. [3] A moment later, it is gone.
After saying, "You saved the cheerleader so we could save the world," Nathan grabs Peter and flies far into the stratosphere. He is joined in the nightmare by Peter, and the pair reconcile over several years of dream time and eventually orchestrate an escape from Sylar's mind. Nathan inadvertently flew from his car, causing the car to lose control and veer off the freeway.
Nathan asks about the upcoming election; Hiro says that Nathan wins by a "landslide". In "Eris Quod Sum" Nathan and Tracy prepare to face off against Mohinder.
Nathan Petrelli is a fictional character portrayed by Adrian Pasdar on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes.He is a New York City lawyer-turned-senator with the power of self-propelled flight. In contrast, however, he also demonstrates a great deal of control over his power.
He learns that Angela had his schedule cleared for an indefinite vacation. He eventually saves her from committing suicide by jumping into the Potomac River by flying and catching her as she leaps off a bridge. Later, as a way of remembering Nathan, Peter replicates flight from Claire's ex-boyfriend West Rosen and goes for a flight after looking at a picture of himself and Nathan together.
He is capable of suppressing this hunger but has in the past found it difficult to resist. Sylar gets Peter to realize that he's no longer the way he was and Peter finally accepts it and seems to forgive him for Nathan's death.
Nathan initially refuses to let Mohinder help find Peter, but Mohinder convinces him by stating that if he can study Peter, he may be able to find a cure.
He has presumably resigned from his office,[2] and his wife and children have left him due to his erratic behavior. A psychologist testified on Wednesday that Brooke Skylar Richardson has a personality disorder that predisposes her to submit to people in authority. In "Powerless", Nathan convinces Peter of Adam Monroe's intentions to release the Shanti virus and cause worldwide devastation. Libertad Confronted by Nathan, he defeats him, but is then attacked by Danko, allowing Nathan to escape. Hiro then calls him a villain as Nathan waves to the cameras and drives away. Soon the Nathan persona reasserts itself and he flees the carnival, seeking aid from his "brother," Peter. Nathan's memories begin to return to Sylar, and when distracted Sylar even briefly assumes Nathan's form once again.
Intensely remorseful about this murder, he nonetheless contacted Suresh again, and the pair worked together for some time, tracking down various other powered individuals. His fate is unknown. Six months later, Nathan is running for Congress. Nathan possesses the power of self-propelled flight.
Believed to be dead, he murders Nathan and impersonates him, declaring war on all superhumans. Sylar appears in 5 issues. In order to get closure to Tracy's claim, Nathan seeks out his mother Angela, knowing that she would have information.
any Comic Vine content.
Without fully hearing them out, Peter says he doesn't have time to be Mohinder's "guinea pig". When the body of Sylar was being manipulated to assume Nathan's role, he possessed the range of abilities attained by the serial killer and used telekinesis, electrical manipulation, psychometry, shape shifting and Sylar's copy of flight. However, he is foiled when Peter, assisted by Flint and Knox, destroy Mohinder's lab and research and burn Pinehearst down. Peter rescues Nathan from falling after his explosion. Tracy reacts to the statement with bewilderment and reveals that it was not divine intervention, but rather that their abilities are man-made and were manufactured by a doctor in Reseda, California. Sylar becomes dedicated to rehabilitating himself, though he has difficulty controlling his hunger for power, which causes some difficulty in his work rounding up criminal superhumans.
When he displays his powers she panics, ultimately resulting in her own death. Sylar survives by regenerating, and Nathan is seemingly gone for good. [3] A moment later, it is gone.
After saying, "You saved the cheerleader so we could save the world," Nathan grabs Peter and flies far into the stratosphere. He is joined in the nightmare by Peter, and the pair reconcile over several years of dream time and eventually orchestrate an escape from Sylar's mind. Nathan inadvertently flew from his car, causing the car to lose control and veer off the freeway.
Nathan asks about the upcoming election; Hiro says that Nathan wins by a "landslide". In "Eris Quod Sum" Nathan and Tracy prepare to face off against Mohinder.
Nathan Petrelli is a fictional character portrayed by Adrian Pasdar on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes.He is a New York City lawyer-turned-senator with the power of self-propelled flight. In contrast, however, he also demonstrates a great deal of control over his power.
He learns that Angela had his schedule cleared for an indefinite vacation. He eventually saves her from committing suicide by jumping into the Potomac River by flying and catching her as she leaps off a bridge. Later, as a way of remembering Nathan, Peter replicates flight from Claire's ex-boyfriend West Rosen and goes for a flight after looking at a picture of himself and Nathan together.
He is capable of suppressing this hunger but has in the past found it difficult to resist. Sylar gets Peter to realize that he's no longer the way he was and Peter finally accepts it and seems to forgive him for Nathan's death.
Nathan initially refuses to let Mohinder help find Peter, but Mohinder convinces him by stating that if he can study Peter, he may be able to find a cure.
He has presumably resigned from his office,[2] and his wife and children have left him due to his erratic behavior. A psychologist testified on Wednesday that Brooke Skylar Richardson has a personality disorder that predisposes her to submit to people in authority. In "Powerless", Nathan convinces Peter of Adam Monroe's intentions to release the Shanti virus and cause worldwide devastation. Libertad Confronted by Nathan, he defeats him, but is then attacked by Danko, allowing Nathan to escape. Hiro then calls him a villain as Nathan waves to the cameras and drives away. Soon the Nathan persona reasserts itself and he flees the carnival, seeking aid from his "brother," Peter. Nathan's memories begin to return to Sylar, and when distracted Sylar even briefly assumes Nathan's form once again.
Intensely remorseful about this murder, he nonetheless contacted Suresh again, and the pair worked together for some time, tracking down various other powered individuals. His fate is unknown. Six months later, Nathan is running for Congress. Nathan possesses the power of self-propelled flight.
Believed to be dead, he murders Nathan and impersonates him, declaring war on all superhumans. Sylar appears in 5 issues. In order to get closure to Tracy's claim, Nathan seeks out his mother Angela, knowing that she would have information.
any Comic Vine content.
Without fully hearing them out, Peter says he doesn't have time to be Mohinder's "guinea pig". When the body of Sylar was being manipulated to assume Nathan's role, he possessed the range of abilities attained by the serial killer and used telekinesis, electrical manipulation, psychometry, shape shifting and Sylar's copy of flight. However, he is foiled when Peter, assisted by Flint and Knox, destroy Mohinder's lab and research and burn Pinehearst down. Peter rescues Nathan from falling after his explosion. Tracy reacts to the statement with bewilderment and reveals that it was not divine intervention, but rather that their abilities are man-made and were manufactured by a doctor in Reseda, California. Sylar becomes dedicated to rehabilitating himself, though he has difficulty controlling his hunger for power, which causes some difficulty in his work rounding up criminal superhumans.
When he displays his powers she panics, ultimately resulting in her own death. Sylar survives by regenerating, and Nathan is seemingly gone for good. [3] A moment later, it is gone.
After saying, "You saved the cheerleader so we could save the world," Nathan grabs Peter and flies far into the stratosphere. He is joined in the nightmare by Peter, and the pair reconcile over several years of dream time and eventually orchestrate an escape from Sylar's mind. Nathan inadvertently flew from his car, causing the car to lose control and veer off the freeway.
Nathan asks about the upcoming election; Hiro says that Nathan wins by a "landslide". In "Eris Quod Sum" Nathan and Tracy prepare to face off against Mohinder.
Nathan Petrelli is a fictional character portrayed by Adrian Pasdar on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes.He is a New York City lawyer-turned-senator with the power of self-propelled flight. In contrast, however, he also demonstrates a great deal of control over his power.
He learns that Angela had his schedule cleared for an indefinite vacation. He eventually saves her from committing suicide by jumping into the Potomac River by flying and catching her as she leaps off a bridge. Later, as a way of remembering Nathan, Peter replicates flight from Claire's ex-boyfriend West Rosen and goes for a flight after looking at a picture of himself and Nathan together.
He is capable of suppressing this hunger but has in the past found it difficult to resist. Sylar gets Peter to realize that he's no longer the way he was and Peter finally accepts it and seems to forgive him for Nathan's death.
Nathan initially refuses to let Mohinder help find Peter, but Mohinder convinces him by stating that if he can study Peter, he may be able to find a cure.
Nathan accepts after a small amount of time to himself.
He is played as an adult by Zachary Quinto, and as a child by Joshua Rush. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for: Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Despite allowing Peter to be targeted, Nathan tries to protect him as best as he can, risking everything to save Peter when he's shot by Danko and falls off a building.
After numerous surgeries to repair his wound he awakes to find himself unable to use any of his stolen powers. When Nathan meets with Linderman's associate again, he works out a deal with her: Though their original deal was for two million dollars, Nathan becomes more certain than ever of his victory and negotiates for four million, saying, "two million makes me a congressional candidate in your pocket; four million, makes me a congressman.".
He has presumably resigned from his office,[2] and his wife and children have left him due to his erratic behavior. A psychologist testified on Wednesday that Brooke Skylar Richardson has a personality disorder that predisposes her to submit to people in authority. In "Powerless", Nathan convinces Peter of Adam Monroe's intentions to release the Shanti virus and cause worldwide devastation. Libertad Confronted by Nathan, he defeats him, but is then attacked by Danko, allowing Nathan to escape. Hiro then calls him a villain as Nathan waves to the cameras and drives away. Soon the Nathan persona reasserts itself and he flees the carnival, seeking aid from his "brother," Peter. Nathan's memories begin to return to Sylar, and when distracted Sylar even briefly assumes Nathan's form once again.
Intensely remorseful about this murder, he nonetheless contacted Suresh again, and the pair worked together for some time, tracking down various other powered individuals. His fate is unknown. Six months later, Nathan is running for Congress. Nathan possesses the power of self-propelled flight.
Believed to be dead, he murders Nathan and impersonates him, declaring war on all superhumans. Sylar appears in 5 issues. In order to get closure to Tracy's claim, Nathan seeks out his mother Angela, knowing that she would have information.
any Comic Vine content.
Without fully hearing them out, Peter says he doesn't have time to be Mohinder's "guinea pig". When the body of Sylar was being manipulated to assume Nathan's role, he possessed the range of abilities attained by the serial killer and used telekinesis, electrical manipulation, psychometry, shape shifting and Sylar's copy of flight. However, he is foiled when Peter, assisted by Flint and Knox, destroy Mohinder's lab and research and burn Pinehearst down. Peter rescues Nathan from falling after his explosion. Tracy reacts to the statement with bewilderment and reveals that it was not divine intervention, but rather that their abilities are man-made and were manufactured by a doctor in Reseda, California. Sylar becomes dedicated to rehabilitating himself, though he has difficulty controlling his hunger for power, which causes some difficulty in his work rounding up criminal superhumans.
When he displays his powers she panics, ultimately resulting in her own death. Sylar survives by regenerating, and Nathan is seemingly gone for good. [3] A moment later, it is gone.
After saying, "You saved the cheerleader so we could save the world," Nathan grabs Peter and flies far into the stratosphere. He is joined in the nightmare by Peter, and the pair reconcile over several years of dream time and eventually orchestrate an escape from Sylar's mind. Nathan inadvertently flew from his car, causing the car to lose control and veer off the freeway.
Nathan asks about the upcoming election; Hiro says that Nathan wins by a "landslide". In "Eris Quod Sum" Nathan and Tracy prepare to face off against Mohinder.
Nathan Petrelli is a fictional character portrayed by Adrian Pasdar on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes.He is a New York City lawyer-turned-senator with the power of self-propelled flight. In contrast, however, he also demonstrates a great deal of control over his power.
He learns that Angela had his schedule cleared for an indefinite vacation. He eventually saves her from committing suicide by jumping into the Potomac River by flying and catching her as she leaps off a bridge. Later, as a way of remembering Nathan, Peter replicates flight from Claire's ex-boyfriend West Rosen and goes for a flight after looking at a picture of himself and Nathan together.
He is capable of suppressing this hunger but has in the past found it difficult to resist. Sylar gets Peter to realize that he's no longer the way he was and Peter finally accepts it and seems to forgive him for Nathan's death.
Nathan initially refuses to let Mohinder help find Peter, but Mohinder convinces him by stating that if he can study Peter, he may be able to find a cure.