So what are Jason's powers. How does he use them, and what does that look like? Defined Abilities: telekinesis, psychic constructs, superhuman strength and speed Jason commands the nanobots mentally. Dr Quill designed them to protect him, but they were a prototype. Jason has experimented with them since then, and has far greater control than the subconscious subroutines Dr Quill had built for them. At rest, the nanobots rest on his torso and arms, mirroring his trademark black shirt, serving as flexible body armor. They also, by default programming, will act as an "air bag" bubble in case of collisions, falls, etc. When in action under Jason's command, the nanobots swarm about him like a black cloud -- or, more like a black sandstorm in texture, swirling and twisting and shifting with motion both random and intentional. Some forms he's practiced (and used): Wrapping his entire body in nanobots, serving as armor and exoskeleton-enhanced strength and speed . The color is, of course, jet black; the form is far more organic in appearance than Link's armor, flexible and shifting to repair damage. His default strength and protection and jumping/running speed is probably a good tick less than Link's (which are dedicated to purpose), but enough to go toe-to-toe with a lot of folk. Using the nanobots to push, pull, wrap up, or even create a rising platform . They don't necessarily need to be anchored to anything (they clearly have their own motive force), but anchoring/bracing helps. So they can slam into someone like a firehose, or a based pillar, or grab someone like a giant hand or net to pull them closer or hold them. Walls can be propped up. He could direct them as a narrow, pointed stream to puncture car tires, etc. -- while this means he can shoot them as bullets, he's tended to focus on bludgeoning strikes rather than penetrating ones. In theory this could even be used as a form of flight if need be, though Jason is a lot more cautious about that; any sort of malfunction or lapse of concentration might cause problems. The previous segues into creating constructs, forms, moving shapes , etc. E.g., he can create a walking, punching nanobot creature. It requires mental control to do something more than a repeatable routine, and something much larger than a human figure would start pushing his abilities and control. These forms don't take any extraordinary effort or concentration. If it's something very simple, he can just tell the nanobots to do it, rather than guiding them every step of the way; they'll obey basic commands -- "hold that car in the air" -- but anything sophisticated requires actual concentration. He could send a nanobot stream across the room to turn on the TV, but it's easier to grab the remote and use it. The nanobots have a controlled range of 20-30m in normal circumstances. If Jason moves beyond that while they are in place doing something, they revert to their core programming (stop whatever they were doing) and seek him back out. He can extend the range -- if he pushes his power. The nanobots are of a given quantity normally, but can rapidly and automatically replicate to replace damaged or destroyed elements, or to expand their quantity to meet Jason's commands. Again, this is something that can be mentally pushed, either in speed or in quantity, with the usual resulting risks. E.g., maintaining his personal armor and generating more bots and controlling them as a walking, punching construct and throwing a shield over those civilians endangered by falling debris, not only pushes the manufacture beyond normal limits but his control over the bots' actions. Ditto for something like "Create a 200-foot-tall figure to duke it out with that kaiju coming out of the sea" -- that's a ton (well many tons) of nanobots to be controlling ... [In a sense, he is able to use his nanobot swarm in a sort of Green Lantern Power Ring capability, though much weaker and still less flexibly at his level of experience.]
