Ezekiel Zick - Powers

Powers

As a Tamer, Zick has five Dom powers. These include: the Sight Dom, the Voice Dom, Gesture Dom, Enviro Dom, and the Energy Dom. His ability also increases by the Dom Glove, to increase his Dom Energy from capturing four monsters, and gaining experience. At first, his Dom energy was red, then he was a second-level Tamer with yellow Dom energy, and he reached third level with green Dom energy, and gained his own tele-skates. In the second season to the animated series, he became a fourth-level Tamer with blue Dom energy.

Many have stated that he is very powerful even at a young age, and he has defeated and captured different kinds of rare and dangerous monsters that no one has been able to capture for so long.

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