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Aviv
First appearance	Slow Burn
Debut	September 28, 2009
In-story stats
Known ability	Telekinesis
Gender
Home	Israel (formerly)
Residence	Sullivan Bros. Carnival
Occupation	Ride technician Former Israel military
Child	Jack

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Aviv is a ride technician at the Sullivan Bros. Carnival. He is of Israel descent and speaks Hebrew.

Character History

Heroes Evolutions

Slow Burn

In chapter 1 of Slow Burn, Chris Bowman notices Aviv bench pressing weights outside his trailer. He marvels at how Aviv works so hard even though he is a telekinetic.

In chapter 2 of Slow Burn, one of the kids says to Jack that his father, Aviv, has "the strongest telekinesis of anybody" at the carnival. Jack says that his dad gets mad a lot at nothing. When Jennie presses him, Jack says that Aviv gets mad when his powers don't work; Jack says that Aviv wants to be the strong man.

In chapter 4 of Slow Burn, "The Watcher" sends Chris a message informing him that Aviv is hiding something, and that Chris should investigate. Chris recalls that Aviv is a big guy, and doesn't want to be on his bad side. Chris watches Aviv from behind Aviv's trailer, and sees him lifting weights and practicing his ability. Aviv drops a bottle of water, loses his temper, and hurls a barbell into a pile of wood.

In chapter 8 of Slow Burn, The Watcher spies on Aviv and Jack as they watch clouds. Aviv telekinetically lifs Jack in the air, and The Watcher notices that Aviv's power works when he is happy.

Evolved Human Abilities

Aviv has the ability to move objects with his mind. He is a particularly strong telekinetic, and can lift multiple rides at the same time with ease. However, recently Aviv has been losing control of his ability, having to concentrate for several seconds to successfully lift a water bottle.

Trivia

• Aviv in Hebrew (אביב) means "spring".

See Also

• For other uses of Aviv, see Aviv (disambig).