Malina Bennet

Malina Bennet is an evolved human.

Relationships

• Mr. Shaw (great-great-grandfather)
• Arthur Petrelli (great-grandfather)
• Angela Petrelli (great-grandmother)
• Flint Gordon, Sr. (great-grandfather)
• Nathan Petrelli (maternal grandfather)
• Meredith Gordon (maternal grandmother)
• Noah Bennet (maternal adoptive grandfather)
• Sandra Bennet (maternal adoptive grandmother)
• Hammer (father)
• Claire Bennet (mother)
• Nathan Bennet (twin brother)
• Alice Shaw (great-great-aunt)
• Peter Petrelli (great-uncle)
• Flint Gordon, Jr. (great-uncle)
• Lyle Bennet (maternal uncle)
• Simon Petrelli (maternal uncle)
• Monty Petrelli (maternal uncle)

Powers and Abilities

• Elemental Control: Malina has the ability to manipulate the elements and even life itself.
  • Hydrokinesis: While finding Luke Collins drowning in the water, she manipulated the mater by lifting him out of the water and placing him safely down on the ground.
    • Cryokinesis: Her control of water also extends to all of its forms, including ice. She uses this ability most commonly in the form of ice blasts.
  • Geokinesis: She can control the earth allowing her to levitate and manipulate rocks and other earthly materials. She can easily open fissures in the earth that can swallow up people. She can also trigger and stop powerful earthquakes and tremors.
  • Pyrokinesis: She can generate and manipulate heat and flame. She can also cause it to grow in size and intensity, and take any form that she desires.
  • Aerokinesis: She can create powerful gusts of wind strong enough to knock back grown men across a span of at least six meters through the direction of what appears to be air currents.
    • Light Manipulation: She has frequently been seen manipulating the Aurora Borealis (also known as "the Northern Lights")
  • Plant Manipulation: Cause a tree to sprout and grow in a matter of seconds. In The Needs of the Many she was able to unfreeze and revive a field full of butterflies. It seems she can also manipulate insects, directing a swarm of bees from flower to flower in her great-grandmother's garden.