In the ‘The Matrix’ franchise, Thomas Anderson, also known as Neo (Keanu Reeves), is described as the One, with the ability to control the very reality within the Matrix. This is due to his possession of the Prime Program, which grants him administrative authority over the Matrix. He possesses a wide range of abilities, many of which appear to be based on telekinesis. Neo can fly in the first three films by concentrating his telekinetic powers on himself. In ‘The Matrix Reloaded,’ he uses his phasing skill to save Trinity’s life by drawing out a bullet and restarting her heart.

He has the ability to see the codes and constructs of the people and world around him inside the Matrix. He possesses superhuman strength, endurance, agility, and reflexes, yet each has a limit. Neo even has some precognitive powers. And, like everyone else in the resistance, he has had several martial techniques uploaded into his brain. However, in ‘The Matrix Resurrections,’ most of these abilities appear to evade Neo, at least at first. If you’re curious what skills he has in the flick, we’ve got you covered. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.

In The Matrix Resurrections, what abilities does Neo have?

When Bugs and the Modal Morpheus find Neo, he is firmly embedded in the Matrix. He says he is a game designer who invented the ‘The Matrix’ game trilogy and based Neo on himself, Trinity on a married woman named Tiffany, and Smith on his business partner. He suffers flashbacks to his history and has come to dismiss them as hallucinations. When his make-believe world begins to crumble, he suffers from what his therapist refers to as mental breakdowns. The Analyst, the creator of the present Matrix, is revealed to be this therapist. He has resurrected both Neo and Trinity and placed them back in the pod to serve as the robots’ energy source.

Neo is initially disoriented after being disconnected. Bugs and her squad must safeguard him while navigating bots within a Tokyo train. Later, he trains with the new Morpheus, just as he did with the original in the first film. Only this time, it’s about remembering rather than learning.

As the film goes, Neo’s fighting abilities improve. His telekinetic abilities appear to have resurfaced as well. He readily deflects gunfire and can even change the direction of a rocket. However, he is unable to utilize it to fly until the film’s last scene. ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ doesn’t seem to address whether he still has the capacity to phasing, and Trinity appears to have the precognitive ability.

On the other side, Neo is likely to be able to view the code constructions of everything in the Matrix. He recognizes Smith for who he truly is after being set free. Throughout the film, Neo’s abilities gradually return to what they were. After threatening the Analyst, he and Trinity flee in the climatic scene. The implication here is that not only does Neo have all of his powers back, but Trinity also does. They are both the same person.