JackĪ former high school bully of Michael's, Jack is now a dedicated and loyal member of the Electroclan, having been kidnapped and turned into a human guinea pig by the Elgen. She is the most sympathetic of the Electroclan, as well as the object of competition between Jack and Zeus. AbigailĪbigail has the power to take away pain by electrically stimulating nerve endings.

She joins Michael and friends in the battle against the Elgen. McKennaĪnother electric teenager, McKenna has the ability to emit light and heat from any part of her body. His special sight comes in handy many times in the course of the novel. IanĪnother one of Hatch's former pupils, Ian is a blind teenager with the ability to see through electrolocation. He has the ability to shoot lightning bolts, and he and Jack are competing for the affections of Abigail. Zeusįormerly known as Frank, Zeus turned his back on Hatch and joined Vey's crew in the course of the first novel. Michael's best friend and resident genius he is the source of all information dumps and random bits of trivia, as well as the source of the plans and useful pieces of intelligence. He is the main antagonist of the series, operating from a desire for power alongside a Nietzschean sense of superiority for the electric teens, playing into his 'chickens and eagles' metaphor. The executive director and former CEO of Elgen, Inc., and head of the Neo-Species Genesis program, which deals with the electric children. She is kind-hearted and as fiercely loyal as Michael. Michael's girlfriend, a cheerleader with electric powers that allow her to 'reboot' people's minds, as well as read them when in physical contact with the person. Michael has a deep sense of loyalty to his friends and family, causing him to infiltrate the Elgen compound in order to save his mother and to sacrifice his freedom to allow everyone else to escape. He has Tourette's syndrome, which causes him to have occasional facial 'tics' under stress. The protagonist of the series, Michael is a fifteen-year-old kid with the power to control electricity and energy. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

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