#Respect Superman

Superman has a secret superpower you didn't know about and that is being able to brew a real good hot cocoa.

#Feats

• Flies fast towards an icy mountain
• Uses his X-ray vision to see into a mountain lair
• No sells Captain Cold's freeze zapper
• Picks up and throws Captain Cold
• Lifts Captain Cold with one arm
• Image on the packaging depicts him tearing through the box to deliver you a cup of Superman hot coca
• Hot Cocoa Superman's hot cocoa warms some kids up who are being held captive in Captain Cold's lair
• Hot Cocoa Captain Cold's iciness seemingly melts when in the presence of Superman's hot cocoa

The Viking Chieftain is a conquering warlord who leads a relatively advanced civilization in a prehistoric world and is the leader of the Vikings. After his people are killed and losing his wife and two sons, he is left as the sole survivor of his tribe and later becomes a herald of a Demonic Entity.

Spear and Fang's thread for scaling.

Strength

• Makes Spear stumble back a bit with a kick. ^S2 ^E6
• Sends Spear flying with a hit of his axe. ^S2 ^E6
• Throws Spear with one arm. ^S2 ^E6
• Lifts Spear off the ground with a punch. ^S2 ^E6
• Floors Spear with a punch. ^S2 ^E6
• Carries his son on his back pretty effortlessly. ^S2 ^E6
• Kicks Spear and then uses his shoulder to throw him in the air. ^S2 ^E6
• Draws a little bit of blood from Spear with a backhand. ^S2 ^E6

Durability/Endurance

• Because of his armor, he's unaffordable by Spear slashing at him with a sword. ^S2 ^E6
• Gets his arm chomped on by Fang. ^S2 ^E6
• Didn't notice that his back was barely damaged and bleeding profusely. ^S2 ^E6
• Seems fine after being hit in the face by Spear. ^S2 ^E6
• Thrown off a flying bird, hitting trees and gets cut a few times by them on the way down, and then hits his head on a rock on top of it all, yet is not only able to stand but run immediately after. ^S2 ^E6

Speed/Agility

• Blocks an attack from Spear. ^S2 ^E6
• Ducks under a spear Mira throws at him. ^S2 ^E6
• Avoids a chomp from Fang. ^S2 ^E6
• Avoids a hit from Spear. ^S2 ^E6

Intelligence/Skill

• Throws an axe at Mira and then another at Fang. ^S2 ^E6
• Wraps some torn cloth around a badly damaged leg to stop the bleeding, and then seemingly does it to himself offscreen. ^S2 ^E6
• Using a rope to tie around its neck, he rides a giant bird creature. ^S2 ^E6
• Is a great tracker, starting far away from Spear and Fang ^S2 ^E7, finding the ship they were previously at ^S2 ^E9, and then actually finding them within the next episode. ^S2 ^E10

Equipment

• A large axe. ^S2 ^E6
• Two smaller axes. ^S2 ^E6

Fire Entity

Strength

• Bursts through the ground. ^S2 ^E7
• Causes a small crater in the ground with a simple step. ^S2 ^E10

Durability/Endurance

• Is now completely unaffected by fire, as evident by him always being engulfed in flames now. ^S2 ^E7
• Traveled on foot across the land ^S2 ^E7 and ocean without any signs of tiring or stopping anytime soon. ^S2 ^E9
• Unaffected by a large rock Spear throws at him. ^S2 ^E10
• Gets tackled off a mountain by Spear and punched by him multiple times during the entirety of falling, while also htting the mountain multiple times on his way down, seeming to feel pain from landings on the way, but otherwise unharmed and not having any long lasting damage, and seemed to recover instantly. ^S2 ^E10

Other Abilities

• Is capable of wielding and creating weapons with pyrokinetic power, shown when he created an axe made of lava while testing his new form, which caused a massive eruption ^S2 ^E7, and later he does this again, causing even more eruptions and earthquakes. ^S2 ^E10
• Can stand and walk on the surface of the water by literally defying the surface tension and can move across the surface of the water as easily as he would be able to move on land. ^S2 ^E7
• Can blast a wave of fire out with his axe. ^S2 ^E10
• Can shapeshift into an enormous demonic serpent during his fight with Spear and Fang to quickly travel up a mountain. ^S2 ^E10
• Blasts a straight and more controlled fire beam at Fang, lighting her on fire, and then blasts Spear with a even stronger one using both hands, engulfing him in flames. ^S2 ^E10

Respect Vamdemon

Vamdemon

Official Profile

Resurrected through the dark arts, it is the king of Undead Digimon which has obtained mighty powers. Originally a fiendish computer virus which destroyed the computer data it absorbed, it possessed the ability to revive the destroyed data as malignant computer viruses. As it possesses an extremely cruel and cunning personality, it is exceedingly difficult to destroy this Digimon. However, it cannot demonstrate its powers outside of the night, and its power is cut in half during the daytime. Its Special Move is manipulating a countless swarm of bats, and beginning a surprise attack (Night Raid).

Strength

• Hits Garurumon like a rag doll
• Crashes punches against Weregarurumon creating a shockwave that destroys a sign, Weregarurumon's blows could break a mountain at the top of which is Myostimon's castle.
• They continue to destroy things with the clash of blows

Speed

• Blocks a lightning bolt fired by Wizardmon
• Again Blocks a lightning bolt

Durability

• No sell 6 Ikkakumon’s missiles
• No sell Birdramon's attack and knocks him out with a bloody whip blow
• No sell Garurumon's attack
• Takes the Kaiser Nail from Weregarurumon, Kaiser Nail cuts the remains of a mountain that had Myotismon's castle at the top
• Blocks a blow from Angemon and an attack from Weregarurumon causing an explosion that lights up the Shibuya’s sky, According to the Novelization of Digimon Adventure, the clash of energies illuminated the entire city of Shibuya and caused a blackout for 15 minutes.
• Takes Lilimon's attacks
• Takes an attack from Angemon that caused him pain
• He is defeated by an arrow of light shot by Angewomon who had the power of all (Metalgreymon, Wregarurumon, Lilimon, Garudamon, Zudomon and Angemon)

Psychic powers

• Causes a fog to cover all of Odaiba
• Deflects Lilimon and Kabuterimon's attack with a breath
• Disintegrates Metalgreymon's missiles
• Throws Wizardmon against a wall
• With a movement of his hand he deflects Megakabuterimon's attack
• Disappears the attacks of Garudamon, Lilimon, Zudomon and Megakabuterimon with a wave of his hand

Attack and Abilities.

Night Raid: Manipulates a swarm of countless Familiar Bats, and begins a surprise attack.

• Creates portals to communicate with your allies Likewise he can attack for them
• Crashes into Garudamon's attack. Garudamon's attack vaporizes a Mammon, Mammon is so big that he crushes cars with his paws and lifts a bus with his trunk, Also, No sell Birdramon's attacks.
• Can use his bats as video communicators
• His bats eat a giant pumpkin before it hits him
• Destroys Pumpmon and Gotsumon's body, which based on the official profile is made of hard minerals
• Throws Weregarurumon into a metal sign breaking it
• Kills Wizardmon

Bloody Stream: Attacks by using a stream of red energy as a whip.

• Hits and knocks out Agumon, Ikkakumon, Gabumon, Tentomon, Togemon and Patamon
• Hits weregarurumon and throws him
• Throws Weregarurumon into a metal sign breaking it and dodges a blow from Angemon
• Deflects Metalgreymon's missiles

Wave of death

• Disintegrates a Darktyranomon
• Leaves Lilimon in a state of death

others.

• Has a carriage pulled by a devidramon Although it can also fly alone
• Uses lightning to transport himself
• Creates portals to travel

Venonvandemon

Official profile

It is a demon beast that has the lower half of a beast and an upper half with a beetle-like shell, and is the true, evolved form of the king of darkness, Vamdemon. As Venom Vamdemon, who has unleashed its hidden power, it has nothing but omnicidal and destructive impulses, and Vamdemon, who originally maintained its gentlemanly conduct, reason, and intelligence, hates exposing its true, ugly form. Its Special Move is injecting a destructive computer virus within the body of the enemy Digimon, destroying all of their configuration data and terminating their functions (Venom Infuse).

• He was defeated but not killed, his consciousness still exists in the form of a shadow, while he fed on the data of the defeated digimon.
• He is 200 meters tall

Stength

• Destroys the Fuji TV building
• Just by spinning it causes a wind that causes difficulties for Greymon and Garurumon
• One Punch defeats Metalgreymon and Weregarurumon
• Smashes Wargreymon into the ground and throws a rock at Angewomon.
• (Limit) cannot be released from the bonds generated by the digivices

Durability

• No sell Metalgreymon's missiles and Weregarurumon's Kaiser Nail, Metalgreymon's missiles vaporized Skullmeramon in his giant form and Kaiser Nail cuts the remains of a mountain that had Myotismon's castle at the top
• He is cut by Weregarurumon's Engetsuger, but doesn't seem to care, then takes Metalgreymon's missiles all over the face.
• Takes the attack of Angemon and Angewomon without problems
• Takes Metalgarurumon's missiles, According to the Digimon Adventure novel, each missile had the power of Metalgreymon's Giga Destroyer.
• Takes a charge from Wargreymon that crashed him into a building
• Takes more missiles from Metalgarurumon
• Takes the combined attack of Metalgarurumon, Angewomon, Angemon, Birdramon, Ikkakumon, Togemon and Kabuterimon
• Pierced by Wargreymon's great tornado
• Wargreymon throws the Fuji TV sphere at him, which weighs 1350 tons
• A combined attack of Wargreymon's Terra Force and Metalgarurumon's Metal Breath destroys it,

Attack and Abilities

Venom Infuse: Injects a destructive computer virus into the enemy's body by firing beams from its eyes or the eyes on its abdomen, destroying their configuration data.

• Disintegrates a skyscraper
• Disintegrates Daikanransha the Ferris wheel at Palette Town in Odaiba
• Destroys the skyscrapers in Odaiba, A photo of the buildings that are in Odaiba
• Releases a wave of darkness that knocks down all the digimon

Belial Vamdemon

Official Profile

A Demon Lord Digimon said to be Vamdemon's final form. Unlike Venom Vamdemon, which lost its intelligence by seeking too much power and was like a beast, it succeeded in surpassing Venom Vamdemon by harmonizing its intelligence alongside all of its other aspects. It possesses an inhumanly cruel personality, and is willing to do anything to achieve its own desires. The organic cannons on both its left and right shoulders, "Sodom" and "Gomorrah" respectively, leech off of it. Its Special Move is an extremely high-temperature beam that it fires from its shoulders, Sodom and Gomorrah (Pandemonium Flame).

Durability

• Takes an hit from XV-mon in the face
• Takes XV-mon's attack
• Takes the combined attack by XV-mon, Lighdramon and Flamedramon, Flamedramon's attack launched Starmon against a dark tower destroying it. and also causes a fiery explosion that dwarfs the Dark Towers. Lighdramon cuts a row of trees and destroys part of a rock bridge, XV-mon pulverizes a dark tower
• Tanks the combined attack of Aquilamon, Shurimon and Holsmon
• Tanks the combined attack of Angemon and Pegasumon
• Takes the attack of Angewomon and Nefertimon
• Takes Stigmon's energy spear in the chest
• Tanks the combined attack of Ankylomon, Digmon and Submarimon. Digmon's drills split the ground, causing large fissures.
• Takes a Silphymon attack
• Takes a Paildramon attack, Paildramon Destroys the child emperor's base, That base had metal rooms that could tank the attacks of Skullgreymon and Kimeramon. Skullgreymon's missiles generate gigantic explosions and Kimeramon destroys towns in seconds
• Tanks the combined attack of Imperialdramon and Imperialdramon Fighter mode, Imperialdramon Fighter mode causes an explosion bigger than Mount Fuji with wargreymon and Blackwargreymon.

Attack and Abilities

Howling Blood: Fires large spheres of black energy from Sodom and Gomorrah

• Shoots balls of dark energy that knock down Digimon
• Overcomes Imperialdramon fighter mode's attack with ease
• Defeats the combined attacks of Imperialdramon Fighter mode, silphymon and Shakkoumon, Shakkomon’s beams According to the official profile reaches 100,000 °C.

Pandemonium Flame: An extremely high-temperature beam that it fires from its shoulders, Sodom and Gomorrah.

• Destroys arukenimon's body, this was after torturing her.
• Melts Mummymon's body along with his weapon

Other.

• Absorbs the darkness around it to increase its power and size
• Can spread its darkness to cover the entire surface of the earth

Respect Thread Symposium Week 44

• Link to last Symposium
• Link to Official Discord

##Respect Thread Secret Santa

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##Previous Symposium's topics

Both topics from the previous symposium (namely the still ongoing Rumble and discussion on EOY award categories) are still open for discussion if you didn't get your submission/things you'd like to say done last week.

Beyond that, feel free to discuss anything related to respect thread creation.

###"I... want to keep my humanity, even if it means I'm incomplete."

Respect Nagi Taiga, the Tank Chair

#Biography

Found by Sensei roaming the streets with his sister Shizuka, Nagi Taiga was taken in by Sensei, joining the Academy with his sister where he would be come the top student in not only his own class, but the school as a whole. However, unable to live up to Sensei's expectations as a being who could live as long as them, he fled the school with Shizuka.

Years passed, and though Nagi remained the strongest assassin in town, things would take a turn for the worst. In the process of saving his sister from a hostage situation, Nagi got shot in the head, the bullet mangling his brain and reducing him to a vegetative state that he can only come out of when someone tries to kill him.

Wanting to talk to Nagi like normal siblings do again, Shizuka makes it her new goal to continue looking for targets to kill, in the hopes that one of them has enough killing intent to fix her brother.

#Equipment

###The Wheelchair

After becoming paralysed from the waist down, a woman named Dr. Radio built Nagi a wheelchair that would allow him to kill while riding it, including seven different types of wheelchairs for various types of combat and a myriad of enhancements and additional equipment for Nagi to use.

Wheelchair Types

• The Tank Chair: The wheelchair's default setting.

• Has a "spike mode" that adds spikes to his wheels

• Heavy Tank: A mode that transforms the wheelchair into a bulldozer.

• Battery Cannon: A mode that makes the wheelchair plant itself in place for Nagi to throw objects without moving the chair itself back.

• Iron Fist: A mode that enhances Nagi's physical strength.

• Mach: A mode that transforms the wheelchair into a bike-like vehicle for greater speed.

• Sword: A mode that equips Nagi with a blade.

• Emergency Caster: Works with any wheeled chair. Sometimes Nagi has to make due.

• Fisher: A mode that equips Nagi with a line and hook.

General

• Bodysuit of armour

  • Bodysuit is bullet proof

• Blades on each hand

• Bombs

#Killing Intent Detection

Nagi has the unique and nearly unparalleled ability among even other top class assassins, the ability to gain power the more someone tries to kill him, increasing his physical prowess dramatically. However, Nagi will return to a vegetative state if nothing is trying to kill him

General

• Can sense killing intent from multiple people at once

• Can sense killing intent before an action is taken

• Can sense killing intent within a 550 meter range

• Can sense killing intent even if the opponent themselves are faster than Nagi

• Can sense Uzu's city-wide killing intent

• Killing intent still registers even if Nagi is completely unconscious

Physical enhancements

• Killing intent directed at him can bring him out of his otherwise vegetative state

• Killing intent lets him move even after his brain was "mashed up" by a bullet

• Killing intent can give Nagi significantly more muscle mass

• While inside of a mental space, Shizuka's killing intent manages to wake Nagi up

Weakness

• Nagi can be vulnerable to attacks without killing intent

Due to the way Nagi's powers work, his feats are by nature extremely inconsistent. As such, I'll do my best to split his feats into low ends, mid ends and high ends respectively.

#Injured Nagi

This is Nagi we see in the story currently after being shot in the head and after having his spine damaged by the death crystal, which has only grown worse over time. For the sake of versus match-ups, this should be considered the default for Nagi's abilities, unless another version of him is specified.

#Strength

Low End

• Catches Shizuka's blade with just his fingers

• Is able to spin himself so fast he becomes a tornado

• Pulls himself up a vertical wall and minces a group of monkeys

• Bites and cracks a knife

• Punches and incapacitates Naozumi

• Smashes a guy's head into the ground

• Breaks a man's fingers with a pipe and presumably kills him with a head strike

• Catches a samurai's blade with his fingers

• Shoves his helmet's spikes into a samurai's neck

• Drives up vertical surface with Yuuto on his lap

• Yuuri's body weighs four times more after merging with her sisters

• Leaps into air with Yuuto on his lap

Mid End

• Runs through buildings and debris in Heavy Tank

• Pushes Heavy Tank hard enough to force giant gorilla backwards

• Pushes Heavy Tank so hard it flattens and turns giant gorilla into mush

• Throws an orb so fast that it smashes through a bullet being fired three times as fast and explodes the shooter's head

• Catches Touko's punch

• Touko can shatter concrete

• Catches Touku's punch and sends her through a building in Iron Fist after previously being overpowered by her

• Shatters concrete ground in Iron Fist

• Punches an armoured man into pillar hard enough to snap it in Iron Fist

• Tears other armoured men apart and smashes the ground apart in Iron Fist

High End

• Hits the ground hard enough to uproot massive chunk of concrete

• Reels in giant snapping turtle with Fisher and help from Yuuri

• Kills giant snapping turtle in a single blow, causing massive collateral damage in the process

• Smacks Uzu through several building floors with Sword

• Clashes fists with Uzu and creates massive crater on top of building

Limits

• Without enough killing intent, cannot break through titanium armour with his blade

#Speed and Agility

Low End

• Blitzes a large group of armed monkeys

• Spins himself so fast that he turns a monkey into mincemeat with his blades

• Jumps out of the way of a giant gorilla's fist

• Moves in Heavy Tank so fast he ploughs through buildings and debris

• Kills a group of monkeys in twenty seconds

• Outspeeds and beats Naozumi

• Pushes Shizuka out of the way of gunfire, avoids it himself and moves fast enough to hide himself from a group of men

• Bursts through a metal fence in Mach

• Drives on the wall and roof of a tunnel to avoid zombies

• Drives up vertical surface to cross a closing bridge

• Cuts down a group of men so fast their heads only fall off as he sheaths his blade

• Avoids axe swing from a giant samurai

• Catches a samurai's extending blade right before it hits his face

• Leaps out of his chair, avoiding blades sprouting from the ground and jumping towards the samurai

• Outspeeds group of criminals

• Slices criminals into chunks before they hit the ground

• Drives up building wall

• Climbs up vertical surface in seemingly less than a second

Mid End

• Deflects machine gun fire with his blades

• Avoids gunfire and a missile in Mach

• Catches up to and smacks Uzu even as he's pinballing off surfaces so fast Yuuri can't keep up

High End

• Tilts head out of the way of a sniper bullet from over 500 meters away

• The shooter is accurate enough to blow off every finger from a man from a distance

• Moves so fast in a circle that he creates a tornado strong enough it completely rips through a building

Durability

Low End

• Is unaffected by Uzu's killing intent, which is potent enough to instantly knock out normal people

• Could withstand Sensei's killing intent, which was strong enough to kill several birds, knock Shizuka out and make her vomit when she woke up

Mid End

• Is sent through a wall by a giant gorilla who can destroy a building wall

• Takes hits from Touko powerful enough to shatter the concrete beneath him and shrugs it off with enough killing intent directed towards him

High End

• Survives a kick from Sensei that sends a city wide shockwave out and demolishes Colossus

• Takes numerous headbutts from Uzu

#Endurance

• Can move around even with a bullet lodged into his brain

• Endures numerous stabbings and losing a massive amount of blood

• Can fight with numerous stab wounds and knives in him if powered by killing intent

• Although unconscious, Nagi seems to survive pushing the bullet around in his brain

• Can continue to fight despite head injuries and a mangled arm

• Survives getting his chest ripped open from the inside out

#Regeneration

• Seems to temporarily heal his brain damage when someone tries to kill him

• Seems to be mostly recovered from his stab wounds soon after a fight

• Sensei thinks that Nagi could heal from any wound in an instant if not for the bullet in his brain

• Sensei seems surprised that Nagi isn't healing from the attack he just took, implying Nagi could heal from it in his prime

• Heals from Sensei's attack once exposed to his killing intent

• Can stay awake without killing intent even with the bullet still in his brain, seemingly due to Sensei's killing intent healing him

• Regenerates mangled arm as Yuuri and her sisters attack him

• Regenerates from the wounds Uzu inflicted with killing intent, with Shizuka saying Nagi in his prime could've healed from it without killing intent

Limits

• Even after experiencing Sensei's killing intent, the damage to his spine is not undone

#Misc

• Was the top student of Class A in the Academy

• Seems to exist in an mental space when he's in his vegetative state

• Can communicate with others in said mental space

• Catches and punches Sensei before he can escape the mental space

• Traps Sensei in the mental space with him

• Nagi's soul merged with Sensei

#Tank Chair No Mark: Colossus

A giant mech developed by Dr. Radio and numerous of Tank Chair's followers made to fight Sensei. Taking three minutes to charge up, it requires Nagi to be exposed to one hundred people's killing intent in order to operate.

• Punches Uzu and severely craters a wall

• Causes mass destruction throughout a city and busts through a building chasing Uzu

• Uses thrusters to boost its speed and rips its arm through several buildings

• Punches the ground, severely cratering several meters of street and destroying a portion of a city

• Increases the force of its punch by using thrusters to spin before throwing a punch that levels a massive portion of a city and redmists Uzu's upper body

#Young Nagi

Nagi while he was still enrolled in the Academy, before any of his injuries. This is still technically before Nagi's prime but considering we've never actually seen his peak performance yet, for the sake of versus match-ups this should be considered as his functional prime, as any feat he performed while injured should be on the table for a younger Nagi, and with greater ease.

• Regenerates his hand and shrugs off a knife to the shoulder

• Is reaffirmed as the strongest in his class by Yuuri

• Blitzes Yuuri so badly she doesn't even realised what happened when she wakes up

• Easily keeps track of Yuuri while using three other clones and beats her before the elevator reaches the floor, despite Yuuri only materialising for 0.01 seconds upon attacking

• Yuuri is four times faster and stronger after fusing with her sisters

• Avoids Shirai's attack, blitzes him and hits him so hard the ground beneath them ends up more destroyed

• Easily avoids Shirai's attack

• Pummels Shirai so hard it demolishes the ground beneath them, uprooting massive chunks of earth

• Is able to stand and move after Shirai stabs and grinds the death crystal into his spine

EPOCH

The Future is here, and a robot apocalypse has destroyed humanity. What remains, has taken shelter amongst the ruins of society, and bares arms against its now restless robot killers. Every remaining robot, is controlled by either one of two relentless AI super systems, holding them against their will.

EPOCH is a Guardian model robot, who awakens free of said control. He seeks to find the Princess of the Royal Family of Humanity, not out of programming, but rather his own personal drive^(2).

*All feats and links will be superscripted with either a 1 or a 2, to notate which game the feat or description was pulled from.

STRENGTH:

1. EPOCH can hold back Crusher bots in one-on-one confrontations^(2), which are not only double his size, but were also likely created for construction considering their 'forklift' like arm-blades.
2. EPOCH is capable of wielding numerous types of weaponry, as shown in the Weapons section. Some of these weapons are almost the size of him, and were pulled from enemies much larger than him. (An O.G.R.E^(1) and an O.G.R.E's Turret^(2) for example.)
3. Another example of the above, would be the Boomer^(2) grenade launcher.
4. EPOCH can also resist the knock-back of basically every projectile used against him, refer to the GIFs seen under the Durability section.
5. Aside from large weaponry, EPOCH can also operate at quick and efficient speeds while still wielding the rest of his arsenal. This would include a primary weapon, (like the Hailstorm^(2) missile launcher,) ammunition for said weapon, (the ammo for King-Hit^(2) for example seems quite extraneous.) Alongside a Jetpack^(2), fuel for said jetpack, both of which rest under a rack of missiles^(2) which also range in size^(2,) his physical armor (Layers of Tempered Steel^(2) for example.) His Counters^(2), (some are comparable to a Car Battery^(2).) And of course, his Boosters, (which can range up to an entire Compact Drone^(2).)
6. More of a mental fortitude so to say, Princess Amelia describes EPOCH's drive to find her as "Unbelievable^(2)."
7. Another example of EPOCH's will, is that his command hardware was damaged at the start of the war, meaning he has his own Free Will^(2).
8. EPOCH can knock down other robots with a single punch when performing a Finisher.^(2)

DURABILITY:

*EPOCH's durability can vary depending on what armor he is wearing, though all of these feats don't require any special armors to perform, they're just general feats he's performed while using the standard Naked Chassis^(2) armor (or any armor really.) For armor specific feats and abilities, go to the Armors section.

1. EPOCH can survive explosions occurring right beneath his own feet^(1). (These explosives used by the Grenadier enemy type, are likely variants of the Grenade Launcher weapon type, (The previously mentioned Boomer^(2) was a higher end example of one.) These can one-tap opponent robots when used by EPOCH.^(2)
2. EPOCH can survive multiple hits from many different weapon types. Most notably: Bullets^(2), Lasers^(2), Blasters^(2), Electrical Blasts^(2), Explosives^(1), Whatever these are^(2), Hover Mines^(2), is that a Quantum Energy Vortex^(2)? (probably^(1)), Melee Strikes^(2), Corrosives/Acid blasts^(2), and even just gravity^(2).
3. Sometimes, this weaponry is even combined. Here's him taking a hit from a Corrosive Laser Blast (While also fighting off a Crusher.)^(2)
4. Here's that gravity feat mentioned again. He's falling from quite a considerable height and is seen breaking the ground open with visible debris when he lands.^(2)
5. EPOCH actually survives a lot of large falls throughout his journey, showing a preference to leap into areas from large distances^(2) rather than walk/run there. Here's him leaping off of a moving monorail.^(2)
6. Considering EPOCH salvages his own arsenal from the battlefield^(1), the weaponry on the enemy Guardian models^(1), and the widespread usage of some of the equipment according to its flavor text^(1). It's safe to say that plenty of his own equipment is used against him, as it's found in the world. The description of such equipment can be seen under the entire Weapons/Equipment section, showing what type of weaponry EPOCH faces on the daily. (Weapons like The Melter^(1), Torchlight^(1), and even The Liquefier^(1) come to mind.)
7. Even while equipped with the starter Naked Chassis armor, EPOCH is clearly far more durable than the other Guardian models he's facing. Even at the start of the game, his chassis can take damage from higher end weapons.^(2)
8. The Overdrive v3.0^(1) describes extended use as hazardous to the hardware of its user. Yet no noticeable effects are seen within the game.
9. In fact, the reason other robots need to be specialized to wield such equipment, is for that exact reason, as many of the descriptions for the utility items, explain them as altering the form beyond regulation or recommended settings^(1). And EPOCH wields all kinds of upgrades at once, with no visible damage or hinderance to his performance.
10. EPOCH faces off against an O.G.R.E, (which are equipped with enough firepower to take out waves of bots) not only at the end of the first game^(1), but in the second as well.^(2)
11. EPOCH can also survive hits from the W.O.R.M. Whether that be its metal-grinding mouth^(2), or it's molten lava^(2).
12. That also includes the W.O.R.M. Launching itself at EPOCH.^(2)

SPEED/AGILITY:

1. EPOCH can also evade many of the previously mentioned projectiles. Most notably, projectiles like: Bullets^(2), Lasers^(2), Explosives^(2), More Unique Blast Variants^(2), Quantum Vortexes^(2), Etc.
2. Although he can carry a lot of heavy equipment, as stated before, there are plenty of examples for equipment specifically made to be lightweight. The Uppercut^(1) mini-gun, is an example of one.
3. Briefly shown above, EPOCH can use a Finisher^(2), which allows him to quickly jump to an opponent, and strike them down in one hit. Focusing on his movement here, although it has the same effect as the Overdrive^(2), EPOCH doesn't need to have an Overdrive Booster equipped to perform these, meaning this speed is likely just his own performance. (The blue vignette^(2) associated with the Overdrive isn't present when performing these.)
4. While performing a finisher, EPOCH is often seen moving faster than the bullets/projectiles around him, alongside escaping the shockwave accompanying the exploding robot enemy.^(2)
5. EPOCH can use his equipment to make himself faster which aids him in dodging attacks, whether that be Increasing Bullet Speed^(1), Slowing Down The Perception of Time^(2), using his Jetpack to leap large distances^(2), or just choosing to "hang out^(2)."
6. EPOCH is shown to be plenty agile even while in the air. Often choosing to flip around while jumping^(2), or perform arial cartwheels to dodge^(2).
7. That Jetpack can allow him to keep up with speeding monorails.^(2)
8. Here's another example of EPOCH dodging multiple projectiles around a confined space.^(2)

INTELLIGENCE:

1. EPOCH is a Guardian model bot, a robot designed for tactical use and protective deployment during the war. He's equipped with what appear to be large memory drives, and can make decisions based on information he can find from searching networks and digital archives.^(1)
2. EPOCH is described as having 'Sensors^(2)' though we don't know the specifics, nor if they're more interesting than just a robot equivalent of senses. (They're likely what allow him to perceive his environment and tap into databases as seen above.)
3. EPOCH does have a targeting system^(2). One that keeps track of opponents even while his view of them is obscured^(2), alongside tracking the targets movements to keep accuracy. In some cases, EPOCH can even multi-target enemies.^(2)
4. Based upon the tactics seen in-game, EPOCH can easily deal with multiple varied enemies at once, often utilizing cover and his equipment to outsmart them. For example, here he is taking out multiple ground and drone units using a combination of missile systems.^(2)
5. Many of the opponents EPOCH faces, are also Guardian Models^(1) and/or superior^(1). Meaning they'd theoretically have the same understanding of systems and base intelligence that EPOCH would have, if not better.
6. Here's another example of EPOCH utilizing specialized equipment in combat. Specifically stun grenades to shred through Crusher bots at their moments of weakness.^(2)
7. Some enemies require special tactics to overcome. For example, the Sniper is an enemy that teleports once targeted, meaning it must be counter-attacked in other ways.^(2)
8. Again, there are plenty of tactics useable by EPOCH to distract, weaken, and/or counter foes. Here he is utilizing a decoy to reposition himself and get the upper hand.^(2) (Most of his arsenal will be listed under the EQUIPMENT section below, to get an understanding of the tactics and ploys he can perform on opponents.)

PRIMARY WEAPONRY:

*A lot of the weaponry EPOCH has access to, and seen in the games, are variants of each other. The list below just takes the most notable entries in his arsenal, and at least mentions one of (usually the strongest) every type of weapon-class that EPOCH can use. "Zeus" for example, is the fourth tier in the Electric weapon class, and the strongest of that group.

Kinetic:

Kinetic weapons are the classic bullet based weapon types. They're an all around effective weapon class that's decent in every category, from range^(2), to damage^(2).

1. Sucker-Punch^(2) EPOCH's original manufactured weapon. A mini-gun attached to his right arm that can take care of basic opponents.
2. King-Hit^(2): The highest tier of EPOCH's mini-gun. The King-Hit can shred opponents and is stated to be incredibly light-weight.^(1)
3. Bulls-Eye^(2): A powerful kinetic sniper-rifle that was likely taken from the Sniper enemy seen on the battlefield.^(2)
4. O.G.R.E Turret^(2) A turret ripped from an O.G.R.E at the end of the first game. They usually come equipped in pairings of three, and are designed to take out armies or deal in crowd control based upon their usage in war zones and the fact that they're always left standing on battlefields.^(2)

Electric:

Electric weapons can come in different shapes and sizes. Most commonly, they're bursts of condensed energy that hit opponents^(2), but some weapons allow EPOCH to send large charged blasts instead. Electric weapons have the ability to chain between enemies and temporarily stun. Effective against robots made of conductive components.^(1)

1. Zeus^(2) Can chain its electric attacks to multiple targets, and is stated to deal extra damage.^(1)
2. ArcLight^(2): Has an extended clip, for sustained fire, and is also stated to specifically be electromagnetic.^(1)
3. Crusher Smash^(2) This is a special weapon salvaged from the Crusher enemy type. This is a chargeable cannon that can send out large blasts to destroy areas as seen by the Crusher in-game.^(2)

Explosive:

The Explosives class specializes in Artillery and Explosive rounds. As the name suggests, this weapon class is effective at hitting multiple targets, firing multiple rounds, and blowing apart enemies.^(2)

1. Boomer^(2) A high-rate of fire grenade launcher. This weapon fires "micro-grenades" and is considered the best that the "Rabota Sims" weapons manufacturer, created.^(1) (Meaning it would be superior to their other weapons, like 'The Leveler' which can penetrate most forms of cover to still hit enemies.)
2. Hailstorm^(2) A multi-targeting, explosive round launcher, that can send out a barrage of missiles to hit multiple enemies all across the battlefield.^(2) (This weapon acts separately from EPOCH's normal back-mounted missile launcher.)
3. W.O.R.M Deluge^(2) This is a specialized weapon, salvaged from the W.O.R.M boss. Just like the W.O.R.M, this weapon fires some sort of molten liquid that can melt apart opponents.^(2)

Laser:

Laser based weapons can either fire bursts of "condensed light energy"^(1) or literally fire large sustaining laser beams^(2), that can stay locked onto their opponent to melt through them. (Sometimes even multiple beams at once.)

1. Torchlight^(2) Featuring "Quantum condensing of coherent light packages for increased energy density."^(1) This weapon fires bursts of laser blasts that explode into opponents.
2. Straight Razor^(2) Described as containing "Self-regenerating polymer light-emitting crystals with rapid encapsulation and enhanced muzzle acceleration." This weapon fires faster moving bursts of light energy.^(1)
3. Lasvis^(2) This rifle has a "5 kilometer diffraction range." And boasts increased accuracy at long range.^(1)

Corrosive:

Arguably one of the strongest weapon-types available. Corrosive, was originally manufactured as a cleansing product, though it quickly became viable in war once its "melting" capabilities were dialed up to 11, to include molecular deconstruction.^(1) This weapon type can linger once it hits opponents, leaving damage even after taking cover.^(2)

1. Liquefier^(2) As the name suggests, this laser-based corrosive weapon, can molecularly deconstruct "things," and boasts the highest damage due to said fact. "When you've tried everything else, sometimes your only option is to reduce things down to their component molecules and start again."^(1)
2. The Melter^(2) An equally potent variant of the "Liquefier." This weapon "scours down to the molecular level" and boasts that you won't even recognize your target afterwards.^(1)
3. Spray-n-Pray^(2) Is described as leaving behind a "Burn Area^(2)" for opponents to move through, covering them in the substance.

ARMORS:

Many of EPOCH's armors, are more resilient to certain things. Some specialize in niche situations, or come with unique capabilities described by their manufacturer. Below are the more notable and unique armors EPOCH has access to. The higher up the list, the "stronger" they are. There will then be a Specialized Armors section, for EPOCH's stolen and specialized armors that are more difficult to rank on a scale.

Standard Armors:

1. Naked Chassis^(2) This is EPOCH's standard look, and has a similar aesthetic to most Guardian-Model robots. This armor was tweaked to be specifically unique to EPOCH, as it was manufactured to protect the Princess (as was his purpose before the war.)
2. TemperHull^(2) An earlier armor that contains five layers of protective tempered steel.^(1)
3. Capacitime^(2) Forged from ceramic, can "take a beating," and provides superior protection against heat based weaponry.^(1)
4. Brickhouse^(2) Comes packed with more sensors to record and learn from the battles its deployed in.^(1)
5. The Vault^(2) Has a sacrificial outer-shell, modular shielding components, and is used on low orbit shuttles.^(1)
6. Iron Aegis^(2) Is compared to a "walking tank^(1)" by its manufacturer.
7. Poly Shield^(2) A plastic sheathing, that can supposedly stop bullets, and has its own armor regeneration capabilities.^(1)
8. Dragon Scale^(2) Contains "Inter-leaved quasi-mobile panels." Alongside a "Quantum-field currency attractor." With additional "Integrated monitoring systems."^(1)
9. Naked Amplified^(2) The highest upgradable version of the Naked Chassis, this version of the armor applies a passive speed boost, and was created using "Neo-metallurgy" to provide a hollowed core for EPOCH to equip more features to.^(1)
10. The Rampart^(2) May be the "toughest metal armor out there." Compared to three standard Guardian robots combined. (Might also contain extra plating if EPOCH paid the fee...)^(1)
11. MobiMend^(2) This armor comes equipped with an "auto-repair" alongside a servo speed boost. It's also plated in more plastic sheathing to fend off conductive-based attacks like electricity.^(1)
12. Alcazar^(2) Provides its own "learning assistance" likely similar to the Brickhouse. However, this armor is directly compared to a "portable fort" when it comes to protective power.^(1)
13. Golden Hydra^(2) Arguably the strongest armor in the first game, This armor comes equipped with "Gold-plated induction contacts," "Self-euthanizing deployable nano-surgeons" and "Rapid fall-away bio-mimetic skinning."^(1)

Specialized Armors:

1. The Berserker^(2) The first of EPOCH's 'direct stolen armor lineup' The Berserker was salvaged from the Berserker enemy class^(2), and has a direct correlation where his damage output, increases his speed.
2. The Bombardier^(2) Stolen from the Bombardier^(2), this armor has incredible defensive capabilities, and increases all outgoing missile damage.
3. The Crusher^(2) Stolen from the Crusher^(2), this armor can not only self repair, but increases EPOCH's outgoing melee damage by "500%" (which is an insane stat compared to the normal increases.)
4. The Sniper^(2) Recharges EPOCH's abilities faster, but also grants him a teleportation move as seen by the Sniper enemy class in game. This allows him to teleport both long and short distances, as seen by the Snipers.^(2)
5. The W.O.R.M^(2) EPOCH's most defensive armor in raw protective stats. This armor allows him to summon hover mines just like the W.O.R.M boss, that can float and seek enemies around the battlefield while he continues his normal attacks.^(2)

MISSILES:

Arguably one of EPOCH's strongest weapon categories^(2), missiles are his secondary weapon option he can use in battle. From standard explosive^(2), to laser^(2), and corrosive^(2). Some do unique things, and have unique features, others are pretty basic. The more notable and interesting missile options are listed below, the higher up the list they are, the more "powerful" they're collectively agreed to be.

1. Chip Away^(2) EPOCH's standard missile set, Chip Away is a kinetic missile type that is designed to "chip-away" the last bit of health off an enemy by homing in and executing them.^(1)
2. Bottle Rocket^(2) An explosive type missile, that combines the fun of fireworks, with the devastating effects of military-grade explosives.^(1)
3. Thunderhead^(2) An electric type missile, Thunderhead can be fired multiple times in one use across the field, hitting multiple enemies, or homing in one one central enemy for a more devastating attack.^(1)
4. Raver^(2) A laser based missile that's boasted by its manufacturer to be capable of "putting on a a light show that will have them talking for years to come ... the ones that survive, at least.^(1)"
5. Trident^(2) A corrosive based missile, that's sold by its manufacturer as the "top-of-the-line defense system.^(1)"
6. Jericho^(2) An "AI guided ordinance" laser-pulse missile.^(1)
7. Fat Boy^(2) An explosive missile attack that doesn't require a lock on before being launched.^(1) (Modeled after a nuke too based off of its name and icon on the left.)
8. Burninatorr^(2) A corrosive-type missile that "unleashes a downpour of liquid destruction upon your enemies." It's also directly compared to acid rain.^(1)
9. Ragnarok^(2) Is considered the most "powerful" option in both games. Ragnarok is created by the manufacturer "Ryuu" which create some of the most powerful equipment seen in universe. This particular explosive-type missile, carries a 5-payload explosive warhead, that is ominously compared to a battle between gods and giants. "Touching all creation. An end to the world as it is."^(1)

EQUIPMENT:

Like the rest of his arsenal, EPOCH has a lot of unique and advanced options when it comes to extra equipment. These extra items are divided into two classes. Counters, and Boosters, which are to be utilized as an extra advantage on the battlefield. Counters are often physical items that can make a difference within the environment, (grenades) while Boosters are like upgrades (Software Plug-Ins.) At least one of every option from both classes, are listed below, alongside notable entries.

Counters:

1. Arashi^(2) EPOCH's standard explosive grenade. Can usually take out at least one opponent in a singular blast.^(2)
2. Log Spam^(2) A "Laser-pule delivery system that attacks your targets via an exploit in their optical systems." Very effective against robotic enemies, and essentially alters the opponents perception so their actions become slowed and therefore more predictable.^(1)
3. Raikoo^(2) A "Concentrated high-explosive hand grenade." With "contact detonation." And "inherent fragmentation." Is capable of hitting multiple targets, and is recommended to "keep out of reach of children."^(1)
4. Brain Freeze^(2) Slows AI systems to a "Univac-crawl." Described as a "self-deleting trojan" that is an upgraded variant of the Log Spam.^(1)
5. Isuzu^(2) An even more powerful variant of the Raikoo. This explosive grenade has an "upscaled radial damage field." Alongside "enhanced devastation capabilities." It's "engineered to cause damage to a wider area."^(1)
6. Neural Amber^(2) Is rated to slow targets to practically a "stand-still." Has the longest duration of all slow-target grenades.^(1)
7. The Ohminator^(2) A stun grenade that can "zap every dang problem with enough juice to power a compact friendly car." Has a duration twice that of other grenades.^(1)
8. Blossom^(1) The highest yield explosive grenade, capable of multi-targeting opponents.^(1)
9. Splatterhaus^(1) A corrosive grenade that carries "industrial-grade solvents." Created by the same company that made the "Liquefier."^(1)
10. Molasses^(2) Can slow all the brain power of AI systems, to that of "your average three-week-old puppy."^(1)
11. Tesla Charge^(2) Considered the most devastating stun grenade by its manufacturers. This grenade both stuns and electrifies opponents to damage them.^(1)

Boosters:

*At least 1 of every type of Booster is mentioned below, though not EVERY Booster is. Only the more noteworthy ones.

1. Quick Draw v1.0^(2) EPOCH's standard booster upgrade. This is the base amplifier that increases fire rate of the applied weapon.^(1)
2. Decoy v1.0^(2) The baseline decoy booster, that can create a decoy of EPOCH that is described as being "a perfect sensory duplicate."^(1)
3. Shield: v1.0^(2) Can create a shield around EPOCH that protects from damage.^(1)
4. Bot Doc v1.0^(2) Can passively repair EPOCH's armor while he continues to fight. (Certain enemies can use this in the second game as well.)^(1)
5. Overdrive v1.0^(2) Arguably the strongest and most unique type of EPOCH's boosters, (especially in later stages seen on this ranking.) This baseline "Impedance Reduction^(1)," is hard to understand. It plays as though it "slows time^(2)," and has been described in the tutorial as doing so^(2), yet its manufacturer says it "cranks the processing and servo speed of any robot its plugged into." The first game sticks by the ladder by claiming that the Overdrive Booster "speeds up your robot, making it appear as if the rest of the world has slowed down." Which is the most likely explanation.^(1)
6. Quick Draw v2.0^(2) By manufacturer, is said to increase target acquisition and boasts a superior "sharp-shooting" capability, while further increasing speed.^(1)
7. Decoy v3.0^(2) Creates the longest lasting decoy, and can literally "make your opponents see double."^(1)
8. Shield v3.0^(2) Is a likely stolen idea from another weapons manufacturer designed for purely military use. Regardless, it's the highest and longest lasting version of the Shield booster.^(1)
9. Overdrive v3.0^(2) Is stated as applying a "time-distorting effect."^(1)
10. Drone-At-Arms v4.0^(2) Unique to the second game, this is the highest variant of the Drone-At-Arms Booster. Like the Bot Doc Booster, this Booster also deploys a drone, but unlike Bot Doc, this drone fights alongside EPOCH, as stated on the right under its description.
11. Leech v4.0^(2) Like Drone-At-Arms, this is a booster unique to the second game. The strongest variant of the Leech Booster, this modification "Converts damage to health." As seen in the description box on the right.

(ANTI-FEATS):

1. (EPOCH can be flattened by a truck...)^(CrossyRoad)
2. (EPOCH can't swim...)^(CrossyRoad)

Truth is, she's not a superhero either. She's a god. And all I can think to do is get down on my knees. And pray.

Tora Olafsdotter is an ice-manipulating superhero from Norway. Her origin has some mystery to it; some claim that she's the princess of a hidden magical tribe in the country, others say she's simply a metahuman who made that story up after accidentally killing her grandfather. Regardless, she made contact with the United Nations, took the name Ice and joined the Justice League International. She became known as the sweetheart of the team, started an on-and-off relationship with the Green Lantern Guy Gardner, and met her future best friend, Fire.

After an excursion to Smallville to calm things down and work out the problems in her and Fire's relationship, the pair were captured by Amanda Waller during her assault on the superhero community. Both of their powers were stolen by the Amazo unit, Global Guardian. When the powers were returned, they went to the wrong bodies, casuing Fire and Ice to swap powers. Despite this they continue operating as heroes, and accepted an invitation to join the Justice League Unlimited.

Source Key

• Justice League International Volume 3
• Red Lanterns
• Green Lanterns
• Supergirl Volume 7
• The Human Target
• Dark Crisis
• DC's Harley Quinn Romances
• Power Girl Special
• Fire and Ice: Welcome to Smallville
• Absolute Power

Physicals

Strength

• Breaks a bottle over Guy Gardner's head while his guard is down, knocking him unconscious ^(The Human Target #12)
• Catches Fire when she falls ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)

Speed

• Reacts to Capoeira's kick with an ice wall ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Blocks an arrow with an ice wall ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)

Durability

• Getting shot by a giant robot's eyebeams knocks her out but doesn't kill her. By the time the group returns to the Hall of Justice from Peru, she's walking and doesn't want medical attention ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #2)
• Gets up from Praxxus' energy blast ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #4)
• She's unaffected by the cold ^(Red Lanterns #27)
• Gets clawed by Skorpio ^(Dark Crisis #5)

Cryokinesis

Freezing

• Froze her grandfather in a block of ice, accidentally killing him ^(The Human Target #2)
  • However this version of her origin story is later contradicted ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #5)
• Freezes the energy-absorbent substance restraining herself and the JLI, allowing a laser-cutter to break them out ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #4)
• Covers an alien turret in ice to stop it ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #5)
• Encases alien debris in ice, ensuring that they don't contaminate the atmosphere ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #6)
• Traps Shadow Thief in a layer of ice ^(Red Lanterns #28)
• Chills a beer ^(Red Lanterns #35)
• The air temperature in an area lowers the longer she's in it ^(The Human Target #2)
  • This is connected to her emotional state; the temperature around her instantly drops forty degrees when she's agitated ^(The Human Target #2)
  • Accidentally freezes her pipes while having sex ^(The Human Target #6)
• Sends cool air into a man she's kissing, soothing his painful coughing fit ^(The Human Target #2)
• Lowers the temperature inside of a bank, forcing robbers outside to meet her. Christopher Chance compares it to being naked in winter despite being a decent distance away and outside the bank. She then traps two robbers in ice. ^(The Human Target #4)
• Freezes the legs of a bear monster ^(The Human Target #4)
• She claims she can reduce temperatures down to absolute zero ^(The Human Target #7)
• Claims she can freeze a man's heart with a snap of her fingers ^(The Human Target #11)
• Freezes the wreckage of a building, the shatters it with a gesture ^(The Human Target #12)
• Freezes several D-list villains (and Ambush Bug) to the floor ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #3)

Offensive Ice

• Knocks out Crave with an icicle ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #5)
  • This permanently scarred his face ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #5)
• Knocks back Red Lantern Guy Gardner with an frost blast, encasing him in a block of ice ^(Red Lanterns #27)
• Makes a wall of ice between a passenger ship and a kaiju, then shoots ice shards at it ^(Supergirl Volume 7 #25)
• Creates a patch of ice in front of a speeding car, spinning it out ^(The Human Target #9)
• Skewers a car with ice spikes from the ground ^(The Human Target #11)
• Severs the vines of Kooey Kooey Kooey ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)
• Makes ice spikes on her hands ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)
• Global Guardian incapacitates powerless Elongated Man ^(Absolute Power #1)

Defensive Ice

• Forms an ice cocoon around herself for protection while she's trapped in a fire. It possibly also blocked the worst of the explosion that caused said fire, considering she's still conscious while Vixen is unconscious with a possible spinal injury and Rocket Red is dead from it. ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #7)
• Makes a wall of ice between a passenger ship and a kaiju, then shoots ice shards at it ^(Supergirl Volume 7 #25)
• Blocks Capoeira's kick with an ice wall, hurting his leg ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Blocks an explosive arrow with an ice wall ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Makes a giant wall to block floodwaters, maintaining it until Guy Gardner messes it up ^(Power Girl Special)
• Makes a shield to block falling rubble and forms ice bubbles around Fire and Guy Gardner ^(Power Girl Special)

Utility Ice

• She can levitate chunks of ice to fly on ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #1)
• Creates an ice slide to break her fall ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #2)
  • Evacs the JLI from an exploding ship with an ice slide ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #5)
• Propels herself and Rocket Red across water on a sheet of ice, then makes it an airtight bubble to move underwater ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #3)
• Makes snow for children to play in ^(Supergirl Volume 7 #25)
• Somehow knocks Christopher Chance unconscious ^(The Human Target #8)
• Creates an entire house of ice in the desert, complete with furniture inside ^(The Human Target #9)
• Conjures up an ice island to float on in the ocean ^(The Human Target #11)

Other

• Putting all of her power into a single attack killed her (she got better) ^(The Human Target #2)
• Christopher Chance claims that she holds back immensely when fighting weaker threats, such as bank robbers and human-level monsters ^(The Human Target #4)

I worked hard. I succeeded as a model, then an actress, then a spy, then a superhero. But all that didn't really matter, did it? Whoever I was, I was still just the girl everyone wanted to kiss.

Beatriz da Costa worked many jobs before becoming a superhero. She joined the Justice League International, becoming best friends with fellow heroine Ice. While her impulsive and fiery personality can cause friction (at at times property damage, nothing stops her from being a hero.

After an excursion to Smallville to calm things down and work out the problems in her and Ice's relationship, the pair were captured by Amanda Waller during her assault on the superhero community. Both of their powers were stolen by the Amazo unit, Global Guardian. When the powers were returned, they went to the wrong bodies, casuing Fire and Ice to swap powers. Despite this they continue operating as heroes, and accepted an invitation to join the Justice League Unlimited.

Source Key

• Justice League International Volume 3
• The Human Target
• DC's Harley Quinn Romances
• Power Girl Special
• Fire and Ice: Welcome to Smallville
• Absolute Power
• Absolute Power: Task Force VII
• Joker: The World

Physicals

Strength

• Carries Ice's unconscious body ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #2)
• Carries Ice when intercepting disasters ^(Power Girl Special)
• Appears to have the advantage while grappling with Guy Gardner before they're interrupted ^(Power Girl Special)
• Tackles Lobo ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #4)
• Launches a woman with an uppercut ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #4)

Speed

• Flies faster than a man can fall ^(The Human Target #7)
• Rescues Ice from floodwaters before they can sweep her away after the ice wall right in front of her breaks ^(Power Girl Special)

Durability

• She's only briefly incapacitated by a blast from Praxxus ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #5)
• She survives an explosion right below the stage she's on that's powerful enough to burn Booster Gold and Guy Gardner through their forcefields, although she's heavily injured and unconscious ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #7)
  • This left her in a coma ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #10)
• Shrugs off Guy Gardner's dragon construct, which smashes her into a building hard enough to create falling rubble ^(Power Girl Special)
• She's fine after Lobo throws her into a cave ceiling hard enough to crack it ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #4)
• Crave hits her in the back of the head with a rock ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)

Pyrokinesis

Force

• Helps Booster Gold destroy animated rock monsters ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #1)
• Serves as jet propulsion, pushing a huge chunk of rock through space ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #5)
• Knocks back Trigon in a combined attack with Firestorm, Doctor Fate and Atom Smasher ^(Justice League Volume 4 #71)
• Blasts the ground in front of Capoeira, knocking him out ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Breaks out of an ice bubble made by... Ice ^(Power Girl Special)
• Blasts Guy Gardner into the ocean ^(Power Girl Special)

Heat

• Superheats a the rifle of a gunman behind her without moving, burning his hands ^(The Human Target #7)
• Shoots an invisible heat beam that shorts out the engine of a Ferris wheel ^(The Human Target #7)
• Melts the Spider's bow ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Melted shackles ^(Joker: The World)
• Evaporates floodwater ^(Power Girl Special)
• Burns off Kooey Kooey Kooey's vines ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)
• Global Guardian incapacitates powerless Martian Manhunter ^(Absolute Power #1)

Pyroplasmic Form

• Can coat herself in green fire, letting her fly ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #1)
  • She can still fly while partially transformed ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #6)
  • Can touch people in this form without burning them ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Vixen calls this form "living plasma flame, although she's still vulnerable to physical attack ^(Justice League International Volume 3 #3)
• This form burns off her casual clothes ^(The Human Target #7)
• Her powers seemingly give Global Guardian immunity to fire, canceling out Martian Manhunter's weakness ^(Absolute Power: Task Force VII #7)

Intelligence

• She was a spy in the past, and comes up with a plan to assassinate Lex Luthor that was only foiled by a body double ^(The Human Target #11)
• Convinces Kooey Kooey Kooey to stop fighting by offering it a new place to live ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #6)

Other

• She and Starfire are tied for the most popular page on a superhero dating app ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)
• Thinks flossing is still in ^(Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #1)
• Jobbed to the Joker ^(Joker: The World)
• She and Ice are "very good friends" ^(DC's Harley Quinn Romances)

Batman

"How can you go out there again... after what just happened? I don't know how you do it. You saw those people get massacred, and that's just the start."

"I do it because I can't afford to take a night off. I do it because people rely on me to be there when things like this happen. I do it because I'm Batman."

You all know the story by now. Young Bruce Wayne was changed forever when his parents were murdered in front of him in a seemingly random robbery. The trauma of that night fueled his desire for vengeance against Gotham's criminal element, swearing to prevent what happened to him from happening to anyone else. Using the rest of his childhood to relentlessly train his body and mind, Bruce would eventually make his debut as the masked vigilante, Batman. With his incredible skills, inherited fortune, and a few close allies, Bruce would strike fear into the hearts of Gotham's underground, regardless of if they were a petty crook or the most powerful crime boss.

However, Batman's crusade would take its toll both on Bruce and the people around him as he was faced with several disheartening possibilities. Perhaps his family had been just as crooked as the criminals he battled every night. Were his efforts worth the cost of endangering those close to him? Maybe the existence of Batman raised the bar for a new level of supervillain lunatics to match?

No matter the case, Batman would remain resolute in his mission to protect Gotham's people from whatever dangers crawled from the shadows, becoming a beacon of hope in an otherwise hopeless night.

Source Guide

• Batman: The Telltale Series - S1EX
• Batman: The Enemy Within - S2EX
• Batman: Sins of the Father - SotF#X

Strength

Striking

Standard

• Slams a guard's head into a stone pillar, damaging it^(S1E1)
• Staggers a far larger and superhumanly strong opponent^(S1E2)
• One shots two officers wearing riot gear^(S1E4)
• Matches Lady Arkham's kicks, which damage stone pillars^(S1E5)
• Kicks a Deadshot decoy through the corner of a brick wall^(SotF#9)
• Punches Deadshot through a brick wall^(SotF#12)

Grapple Assisted

• Kicks through a window, destroying it and the surrounding metal frame^(S1E1)
• Kicks a thug through a steel door, heavily warping and bending the metal^(S1E1)
• Finishes off Riddler as he was being pulled by an anchor^(S2E1)
  • This is a tactic he uses decently often^(S2E5)

Lifting/Throwing

Humans

• Throws a guard through a metal railing^(S1E1)
• Hurls an armored merc across a room to take out two of his allies^(S1E3)
• Grabs Two Face by the throat while being dragged upwards by his grapple gun, slamming him into the ground^(S1E4)
• Slams Victor Zsasz through a table^(S1E5)
  • These tables are "heavy metal and wood"^(S1E5)
• Throws Black Spider into a roof, damaging it^(SotF#3)
• Catches Bane's charge and throws him into a massive storage container, tipping it over and knocking him out^(S2E4)

Objects

• Hurls a piece of modern art at his opponent and knocks him out^(S1E1)
• Hurls a bench across the GCPD lobby^(S1E5)
• Spins with a drone and throws it into a statue of Penguin's father, destroying the pedestal^(S1E5)
• Yanks a table at Lady Arkham^(S1E5)
• Two grown men require Batman's help to free him from a pile of debris, which he does even though he was in a critical condition and in a awkward position (here's another angle of the debris)^(S2E2)
• Picks up and hurls a large bench at Joker, which shatters on impact^(S2E5)

Batarangs

• Pierces concrete^(S1E1)
• Sticks into Falcone's metal door^(S1E1)
• Cuts through the metal pole supporting a large speaker system^(S2E1)

Blocking

• Deflects and blocks blows from Lady Arkham's staff^(S1E3)
  • She is strong enough to damage stone pillars with her swings^(S1E5)
• Blocks Bane's strikes after he was injected with an enhanced form of venom to be capable of punching through brick walls, hurling massive storage containers with ease, and breaking tungsten steel^(S2E5)
• Stops an overhead swing from Harley's sledgehammer, which she could use to destroy a sentry turret^(S2E5/S2E4)

Other

• Pulls the door of a large container off of its hinges (though it was already damaged)^(S1E1)
• Stabs a batarang through a drone with improved armor that his normal throws couldn't get through^(S1E5)
  • These drones are potentially bullet proof as well^(S1E5)
• Rolls a gurney down a hallway, knocking aside a dozen asylum patients^(S1E5)
• Snaps a rifle in half^(SotF#2)
• Overpowers Joker, slamming his head down hard enough to win a strength test machine^(S2E5)

Speed/Agility

Reactions

Melee

• Dodges Catwoman's claws and strikes from her whip^(S1E1)
  • He later gets the better of her again, stealing a disc from her^(S1E1)
• Fights off a bar full of penguin's goons without being hit a single time despite their relentless forces and being attacked by multiple foes at once^(S1E2)
• Keeps up with Lady Arkham who deflected his batarangs^(S1E3)
• Dodges Victor Zsasz's stab even though he's pinned^(S1E5)
• Avoids several blows from Mr. Freeze who caught bullets^(S2E4)

Projectiles

• Shields Vicki Vale from Penguin's shot after it was fired^(S1E2)
  • For clarity's sake, here is the frame when the shot is fired and here is the frame where it impacts his cape^(S1E2)
• Avoids Penguin's shots^(S1E2)
• When a mercenary throws one of his batarangs back at him he easily catches it^(S1E3)
• Rushes to the side to avoid shots from Two Face's explosive rounds^(S1E4)
• Moves to the side to avoid a point blank shotgun shot and knocks out his attacker^(S1E5)
• Avoids Black Spider's close ranged gun shots, who is a professional assassin^(SotF#3)
  • He does this on multiple occasions^(SotF#5)
• Ducks out of the way when Bane hurls a massive storage container at him^(S2E5)
• Deflects Joker's jokerang^(S2E5)
• Blocks Joker's gunshot, seemingly only moving after it was fired^(S2E5)
• Catches a knife Joker threw at Alfred^(S2E5)

Other

• Catches Catwoman as she falls past him^(S1E1)
• Dodges several of Lady Arkham's booby traps^(S1E5)
• When the floor falls out from under him he grabs the agent that was besides him to cushion her fall^(S2E1)

Movement

• Stays ahead of a guard's aim as he fires at him^(S1E1)
• Leaps behind Falcone's desk ahead of a turret's aim^(S1E1)
• Crosses a room far faster than his opponent can turn his gun and knocks him out^(S1E2)
• Crosses a rooftop to save a falling civilian after she's dropped^(S1E5)
• Covers a short distance in seemingly no time before Harley can bash in a guard's skull^(S2E4)
• Stays ahead of an automatic turret's fire until Harley could destroy it^(S2E4)

Combat

• Swings a camera fast enough that he sweeps a merc's legs out and slams it into him before he hits the ground^(S1E2)
• When Penguin points a gun at him, he picks up a device and throws it at him before he can pull the trigger^(S1E5)
• When Bane's henchman aims a gun at him, he attacks Bane, turns around, and disarms him all before the henchman can fire^(S2E2)

Mobility

• Leaps through the hole in Falcone's balcony^(S1E1)
• Jumps off a hanging light to ascend to a higher story^(S1E2)
• Ascends high into the air from the batmobile to take out a merc^(S1E3)
• Launches himself off the ground to knee an opponent in the face from across the room^(S1E3)
• Runs up and flips off of a wall^(S2E4)
• Crosses a large catwalk in a single bound to take down a thug^(S2E5)

Other

• Stays on his feet after being blasted back by Lady Arkham^(TTS:E5)
• Twists his body while swinging through the air to avoid streams of gunfire^(SotF#6)

Durability

Blunt

• Gets backhanded, uppercut, and straight up punched in the face by Blockbuster^(S1E2)
  • Blockbuster is superhumanly strong, chucking a large table through some billboards like its nothing^(S1E2)
• Lady Arkham repeatedly hits him with her staff^(S1E3)
  • She is strong enough to damage stone pillars with her swings^(S1E5)
• Gets sent flying across the Gotham Skyrail station by Lady Arkham's concussive blasts^(S1E3)
  • She later hits him with another blast and he immediately shakes it off^(S1E5)
  • Her concussive blasts can blast holes in the floor and hit with enough force to destroy large statues^(S1E5)
• Fights through multiple blows from Bane who was enhanced by venom before Bane throws him into a brick wall hard enough to collapse it, though all this damage ultimately leaves him in critical condition^(S2E2)
  • Bane is strong enough to pull a loaded armored truck towards him with one hand while using Venom and placed a large dent in a metal wall offscreen (it's unclear if he used venom to do this but he historically refrains from using it unless his back is against the wall)^(S2E2/S2E4)
  • Even without armor he can withstand these hits and get choked out by Bane^(S2E4)
  • Later he immediately gets up after Bane hits him with a full body charge while juicing venom^(S2E4)
• Getting sent flying through walls is apparently fairly common for him^(S2E2)
• Keeps fighting after blocking or straight up receiving a heavy blow from Bane, who was super charged with an enhanced form of venom and could punch through brick walls, hurl large storage containers with ease, and break tungsten steel^(S2E5)
• Even without his suit he blocks blows from Harley's sledgehammer without notable injury^(S2E5)

Falling

• Is completely fine after leaping from the roof of a warehouse^(S1E1)
• Jumps from some scaffolding several stories in the air to the floor below^(S1E3)
• The secret elevator he's in falls all the way from the top of Wayne Tower to the basement and he seems no worse for wear^(S1E4)
• Falls into the tunnels beneath Arkham Asylum^(S1E5)

Piercing

• His gauntlets are bullet proof, even to shotguns and machine guns^(S1E1/S1E5)
  • While the rest of his suit in the first season is susceptible to gunfire he does later claim that the suit absorbed most of the damage from the bullet^(S1E1)
• [Limit] Alfred says that his armor wouldn't have protected him from shrapnel that pierced a metal storage container^(S1E1)
• When a merc throws a batarang back at him it harmlessly bounces off^(S1E3)
• After he improved the suit following Season 1, Deadshot shoots him in the chest with a sniper rifle and Batman quickly gets up even though he was using armor piercing rounds^(SotF#4)
• Body blocks multiple of Deadshot's shots^(SotF#12)
  • Deadshot's guns all possess armor piercing rounds which he seems confident could get through his helmet which was undamaged by a Glock 17^(SotF#12/10)

Endurance/Pain Resistance

• Powers through a gunshot grazing his side, chasing down and capturing Catwoman^(S1E1)
• Keeps moving despite being shot by Falcone^(S1E1)
• Even while suffering from the after effects of being drugged he defends himself pretty well against a pair of attackers^(S1E4)
• Solves Riddler's puzzle while under constant bombardment from ultrasonic pulses^(S2E1)
  • Riddler admits that Batman can handle the blasts but claims that three short bursts would kill a normal person (here are the short bursts in question) and while the agent Batman was with doesn't die she does permanently go deaf^(S2E1)
• Cares for his own wounds, removing the shrapnel from his arm and stapling the wound closed^(S2E5)
• Maintained consciousness as Catwoman helped him straighten the rebar that had impaled him and eventually pull him off of it^(S2E5)
  • The following night, using nothing but painkillers Batman battles Joker, where he is stabbed at several points before emerging victorious^(S2E5)
• Dislocates his own thumb to escape his handcuffs before returning it to its proper place^(S2E5)
• The entire climax of his fight with Joker is done with a knife embedded in his arm^(S2E5)

Electrical

• His gloves contain the charge of his own stun disc when he holds it in his grip and punches Lady Arkham, transferring the charge to her without hurting him^(S1E3)
  • This is consistent in later fights^(S2E4)
• Gets electrocuted by an exposed power cable and is still able to walk with Catwoman's support^(S1E1)
  • Catwoman later implies the suit protected him from what would've been a lethal shock^(S1E3)
• Shrugs off the Black Spider's taser and immediately retalitates^(SotF#3)
• Isn't meaningfully affected by Mr. Freeze's stun baton besides getting knocked back^(S2E4)
• Remains conscious after being bombarded by the Agency's stun guns, two shots of which were able to bring Joker to his knees^(S2E5)
  • Joker himself laughs through Batman's normal stun discs^(S2E5)

Other

• His gauntlets block Deadshot's laser eye^(SotF#4)
• The batsuit is heat resistant, allowing him to stay in Riddler's oven trap for an extended period of time when the previous occupant burned to death^(S2E1)
• Is in close proximity to Joker's explosive when it detonates, blasting a massive hole in the roof of the GCPD and sending him falling to the ground below^(S2E5)

Skill

Close Quarters Combat

Vs Notable Opponents

• Gets the better of Catwoman, eventually pinning her to the ground^(S1E1)
  • He later does this again, stealing a disc from her midcombat^(S1E1)
• Defeats Penguin after an extended slugfest, even disarming him of his power gauntlet and throwing him to the ground at one point^(S1E4)
• Defeats Lady Arkham after an extended fight, dodging, deflecting and blocking blows both from her staff and unarmed strikes^(S1E5)
  • At one point he traps her staff with his foot before she fires a concussive blast, causing her to fire into the ground and launching her away^(S1E5)
• Defeats the Black Spider, a professional assassin^(SotF#3)
• Beats down on the Riddler despite him performing some tricks with his cane^(S2E1)
  • He later throws Riddler over his shoulder and even lifts him up to perform a body slam^(S2E1)
  • In their next confrontation he beats Riddler again using various arm holds and batarang attacks^(S2E1)
• Wins a 2v1 against Mr. Freeze and Bane, expertly blocking/deflecting their strikes, guiding their attacks into one another, and using his batarangs as short ranged blades^(S2E4)
• Battles Joker, holding the advantage with a series of blocks and arm holds^(S2E5)
• 2v1's Joker and Harley Quinn without any batgear long enough to free Catwoman of her shock collar and even the odds^(S2E5)

Vs Many Opponents

• Takes out a bar full of Penguins goons with Catwoman, utilizing flashy combo moves to eliminate them all even though he was unarmed^(S1E2)
• Battles off half a dozen of Two Face's enforcer squad at the same time^(S1E4)
• Fights off Bane and several of his henchmen at the same time^(S2E2)

Other Notable Moves

• Easily defeats a thug, disarming him, deflecting strikes, and countering him with limb holds^(S1E1)
• Grapples a thug and throws him to the ground^(S1E1)
• Disarms a mugger and disassembles his gun^(S1E1)
• Leaps up and grabs a guard by his shoulders and tossing him with a flip^(S1E1)
• Will use his grapple guns as both a distraction and a means to rapidly propel himself towards opponents^(S1E2)
• Blocks a slash and breaks his attacker's arm at the joint^(S1E3)
• Grabs an enforcer's punch and throws him into his ally^(S1E5)
• Contends with a Riddler thug wielding a wrench while unarmed^(S2E1)
• Tricks Bane with a feint, kicking him in the face^(S2E2)
• Escapes the holds of Bane, a far stronger fighter, at several points^(S2E2)
• Slides beneath Bane's legs and performs a sliding takedown on a guard^(S2E4)
• Swings on Bane's punch and flips around him^(S2E4)

Accuracy

Batarangs

• Throws Catwoman's bag and a batarang at an awkward angle, pinning the former to a wall with the latter^(S1E1)
• Throws three batarangs at once with perfect accuracy, taking out a trio of mercs^(S1E2)
• Throws four batarangs at once, incapacitating everyone they hit^(S1E3)
• Jams the firing mechanism of Two Face's weapon, causing it to detonate^(S1E4)
• Disarms two of Harvey Dent's enforcers^(S1E5)
• Cuts Alfred's restraints so that he can free himself^(S1E5)
• Plugs up Deadshot's rifle^(SotF#4)
• Throws half a dozen batarangs at once that reflect a security laser grid away form his path^(SotF#5)
• Ricochets two batarangs off a wall to disarm Black Spider^(SotF#5)
• Knocks out a guard without needing to look back^(SotF#6)
• Throws four batarangs at once while midair, hitting all of his targets^(S2E1)
• Throws three simultaneous batarangs at Mr. Freeze, Bane, and Harley Quinn, tagging the latter two^(S2E4)
• Hits Bane in three different vital areas with one throw^(S2E5)
• Intercepts a "Jokerang" with his own batarang^(S2E5)
• Disarms Joker from a good distance away several times during their encounter^(S2E5)

Grapple Guns

• Snatches Catwoman by the backpack as she attempts to run away^(S1E1)
• Shoots a shot to the top of the Skyline Club after he's sent flying out of it^(S1E2)
• Aims backwards to grab a merc's arm mid strike, pulling him back^(S1E3)
• Grabs a chair and pulls it in so that it sweeps a merc off his feet^(S1E4)
• Grabs a controller from Amanda Waller's grip^(S2E5)
• Catches Joker before he can fall into a toxic vat^(S2E5)

Anchors

• Yanks a shotgun out of a thug's hands^(S2E1)
• Grabs a fleeing opponent and connects him to a table^(S2E1)
• Pulls a hostage towards him^(S2E1)
• Fires multiple anchors at once as he's falling to catch a massive ball of metal^(S2E1)
• Knocks out two goons by anchoring them together^(S2E1)
• Leaps off of Bane's shoulder, twisting in the air and anchoring him to the ground before landing^(S2E5)

Other

• Throws an EMP through a fairly small hole while diving away from gunfire^(S1E1)
• Fires a shot that destroys the detonator Deadshot was holding^(SotF#11/12)
• Throws Riddler's cane through cell bars without touching the side^(S2E5)
• Cuts a wire to disarm a bomb with a shard of glass^(S2E5)
• Throws a knife which drops a chandelier onto Joker^(S2E5)

Stealth

• Systematically takes out a group of thieves breaking in to City Hall without being seen^(S1E1)
• Infiltrates the Skyline Club to get the jump on the Penguin's gang^(S1E2)
• Spooks Mayor Hill repeatedly^(S1E2)
• Vanishes from a rooftop the instant Gordon turns around^(S1E3)
• Uses a smoke bomb to escape the view of his opponents after being surrounded^(S1E5)
• Disappears from a closed off alley in the brief instant Gordon looks away^(S1E5)
• Drops behind Riddler's henchmen and takes him down^(S2E1)
• Places a tracking device on John Doe's shoulder without him noticing^(S2E1)
• Glides from the top of a bridge to a boat below, landing right behind a guard and throwing him overboard without being seen^(S2E1)
• Sneaks into Joker's base which was being guarded by federal agents^(S2E5)

Other

• Swipes an encrypted disc from Catwoman as she's kicking him away^(S1E1)
• Slips a counteragent into Bane's belt without him noticing^(S2E2)
• Utilizes Riddler's grapple cane with perfect effectiveness despite having never touched it himself^(S2E3)

Intelligence

Detective Work

• Solves exactly how a warehouse shootout went down^(S1E1)
  • Discovers a melted bullet hole which he then connected to an incendiary round elsewhere on the scene^(S1E1)
  • After discovering residue of a neurotoxin he realizes it caused a police officer to go berserk^(S1E1)
• Investigates the Children of Arkham's base and figures out their plans for drugging Gotham^(S1E3)
• Figures out exactly how Vicki Vale murdered her adoptive parents and why^(S1E4)
  • Determines that blood splatter had to have been a result of the victim being beaten by a blunt object, later connecting it to his own belt^(S1E4)
  • Notices that a lock of hair was finely cut at a downward angle, eventually concluding the homeowner was using a knife to defend herself^(S1E4)
• Uncovers Lady Arkham's plans by cross referencing his data of Vicki Vale with things Penguin tampered with when he had access to the WayneTech network^(S1E5)
• Figures out what went down in the room during Alfred's kidnapping^(S1E5)
• Locates the exact location Alfred was being kept based solely on the reflection of his glasses^(S1E5)
• Uncovers Deadshot's identity^(SotF#6)
• Quickly figures out where Deadshot is keeping Alfred^(SotF#10)
• The Riddler acknowledges that the "world's greatest detective" is an in-universe title^(S2E1)
• Solves Riddler's puzzle box^(S2E1)
• Escapes the Riddler's trap room by seeing how the previous entrant failed and correcting their mistakes^(S2E1)
  • Identifies several aspects of the previous entrant's death despite their being no immediately clear cause of death^(S2E1)
  • After noticing that the glass in Riddler's oven trap was polarized and that the polarizing filter on some monitors was tampered with he discovers a hidden message in the monitors through the glass^(S2E1)
  • Solves the final riddle while under constant bombardment with ultrasonic pulses^(S2E1)
• After figuring out that Riddler rigged his missiles to a certain signal, he determined that he hacked into the phones of federal agents so that they would play that specific signal^(S2E1)

Other

• Hacks into the Monarch Theatre's security feed with a few keystrokes^(S1E2)
• Synthesizes the antidote to drug he had been injected with^(S1E4)
• After Penguin's goons interfere with his suit's visual and audio receptors, he tears off part of his mask so that he can continue fighting^(S1E5)
• Connects a flip phone to a destroyed drone, allowing him to listen to the Penguin's conversation on the other side^(S1E5)
• Utilizes fake blood packs to play dead^(SotF#1)
• Psychoanalyzes Deadshot in the middle of their fight^(SotF#4)
• Predicted exactly how his fight with Black Spider would go, leading him into a position where he could incapacitate him^(SotF#5)
• Knows morse code^(SotF#11)
• Recognizes that Riddler's trap room was a massive Faraday cage, preventing signals from entering or leaving^(S2E1)
• In the brief moment Riddler was distracted he comes up with a fairly elaborate plan to break out of a cage and executes on it^(S2E1)
• Helps John Doe hotwire a car instantly^(S2E2)

Batsuit

Cowl

Holographic Lenses

• Can work in tandem with other gadgets to reveal chemical trails and enemy weapons^(S1E1)
• He can use them to recreate past crime scenes and even preconstruct his own attacks^(S1E1C)
  • Time seems to slow down as he plans his attacks, allowing him to plan multiple takedowns in the middle of a fight before anyone has significantly moved^(S1E5)
• Later on thermal vision was added^(S1E3)
  • Batman used this to see through walls and find a kid hiding under a staircase^(S1E4)
• Can tell that a fuel tank is empty just by looking at it^(S1E3)
• Highlights the specific color of chalk Alfred used to guide him^(S1E5)
• Sees the Akrham Asylum security system through the wall^(SotF#5)
• Sees into the inner mechanisms of Riddler's trap so that he knows how to disable it^(S2E1)
• Scans Detective Bullock for metal in his body^(S2E5)
• Uses electromagnetic imaging to identify the components of and disarm a bomb^(S2E5)

Scanning

• Shows Batman that the detonator Deadshot was holding was linked to the explosives around Alfred^(SotF#11)
• Scans a homing missile, seeing its schematics as well as a radio signal it was outputting^(S2E1)
• Scans a smokestack, immediately receiving it's proportions and a structural weakness near the top^(S2E5)

Other

• Possesses a voice modulator^(S1E1)
• Has a communications system^(S1E1)

Gauntlets

Physical Attributes

• Bulletproof^(S1E1)
  • He blocks gunfire several times throughout the game^(S1E3)
  • Protects him from rifle blasts as well^(S1E4)
  • Blocks shotguns and machine guns^(S1E5)
• Cuts Catwoman's whip^(S1E1)
• Are undamaged after blocking blows from Penguin's gauntlets which sent Batman flying across the room^(S1E4)
• Block Deadshot's laser eye^(SotF#4)

Anchors

• Can fire anchors at two different points to rapidly yank those objects together
  • He uses these to disarm and incapacitate opponents as well as pull hostages towards him^(S2E1)
  • They are strong enough to catch a massive ball of metal that was about of crush Commissioner Gordan^(S2E1)
  • Bane was unable to quickly break free even while on an enhanced version of his venom which allowed him to hurl a massive storage container^(S2E5)

Hacking/Technology Interfacing

• Remotely shuts off several lights in Mayor Hill's office^(S1E2)
• Gives him information on various parts of Gotham's east side, likely tapping into the batcomputer to do so^(S2E1)
• By tapping a GCPD bodycam to his gauntlet, he downloads the footage to play it through his cowl^(S2E1)
• Hacks into and remotely operates Riddler's computer^(S2E1)
• Hacks Riddler's missile launcher^(S2E1)
• Can hack "almost any piece of technology"^(S2E1)
• Downloads data from a government facility terminal^(S2E4)

Cape

• Batman can solidify it to glide through the air^(S1E1)
  • Does this in fairly small spaces, smashing through the window of Falcone's office^(S1E1)
• The cape is bulletproof
  • Uses it to shield Vicki Vale from Penguin's shots^(S1E2)
  • He ignores pistol shots that hit him in the back^(S1E3)
  • Defends a boy against shots a drone^(S1E4)

Finger Scanners

• Like his drones, they possess microphones that allow him to perfectly hear conversations through glass^(S1E2)
  • Hears an injured man through a door that he otherwise wouldn't have been able to^(S2E4)
• Scans a syringe, not only identifying a drug but determining that it was far stronger than his previous encounter with it^(S1E4)
• Determines that a corpse had been dead for ten hours by scanning his soft tissues^(S1E4)
• Detects circuitry inside the Riddler's puzzle box but nothing immediately dangerous^(S2E1)
• Detects heat^(S2E1)
• Clears a mysterious box of explosives^(S2E5)

Other

• Following a voice command the suit seals the stab wound in his side^(S2E5)
• He has a gas mask attachment^(S2E5)

Gear

Batarangs

Standard

• Sharp enough to pierce stone and metal^(S1E1)
  • They can also cut through metal poles^(S2E1)
• Can be ricocheted off hard surfaces^(SotF#5)
• Reflect a security laser grid without triggering it^(SotF#5)
• Vigilante Joker's "jokerangs" are made of tungsten steel^(S2E5)
  • Since this path shows Joker attempting to perfectly mimic Batman's gadgets (including more complicated ones like his grapple guns) and the fact that Batman can let Joker keep a batarang earlier in the game, it would stand to reason the normal batarangs are made of the same material^(S2E5/S2E3)

Specialty

• Smoke batarang^(SotF#1)
• Explosive batarang which knocks over a pile of cars^(SotF#1)
  • Note that these seemingly automatically curve through the air towards their targets, which would likely apply to at least the other specialty batarangs as well
• Sonic batarang^(SotF#2)
• A batarang that briefly disables the Arkham Asylum alarm system^(SotF#5)

Grapple Guns

Mobility Capability

• Grapples between buildings and crashes through a window^(S1E1)
• Rapidly ascends a stairwell^(S1E1)
• Reaches all the way to the top of the Skyline Club after he falls over a dozen floors out of it^(S1E2)
• Pulls Batman at fast enough speeds that neither Two Face or any of his enforcers can land a shot on him^(S1E4)
• Ascends a notably tall elevator shaft^(S1E4)

Power

• Drag opponents with ease, either dragging them back or pulling them to the ceiling^(S1E1)
• Fires through Falcone's balcony and pulls out a fairly large portion of it so that Batman can jump through the hole^(S1E1)
• Can be used as a piercing weapon^(S1E4)
• Fires fast enough to intercept debris launched by a C4 explosion and hard enough to knock aside large chunks of stone^(S2E4)

Smoke Bombs

• Blinds a group of thugs, causing them to cough violently^(S1E1)
• Fills the lobby of the GCPD, allowing him to escape the sight of his opponents after being surrounded^(S1E5)

Sticky Bombs

• Sticks to whatever surface Batman wants and are remotely detonated with his gauntlet^(S1E3)
• Destroys the Gotham Skyrail, knocking the train car to the ground^(S1E3)
• A single explosive knocks out Bane and tips over a massive storage container^(S2E4)

Stun Discs/EMPs

• Dual purpose discs that can both shock opponents and knock out electronics^(S1E1)
• Incapacitates Catwoman midjump^(S1E1)
• Knocks out Falcone's camera system^(S1E1)
• Knocks out a man in riot gear^(S1E5)
• When placed on a wet floor, it incapacitates every inmate standing around it^(S1E5)
• Stated to be capable of incapacitating a target regardless of his size^(S2E3)
• Has a slight AOE effect, shocking two guards when Batman slides a disc between them^(S2E4)
• Knocks out a street light^(S2E5)
• Can increase their output to "max voltage", incapacitating Joker who laughed through a standard stun disc^(S2E5)
• Can act as defibrillators^(S2E5)

This thread is continued in the comments below

#Respect Billy Maximoff, Wiccan

WARNING: This thread contains spoilers for Agatha All Along. Read at your own peril.

##"You're so much like your mother ." - Agatha Harkness

Billy Maximoff is the son of former Avengers Scarlet Witch and Vision. Having been magically birthed in the Westview Anomaly, Billy seemingly ceased to exist when Wanda closed the Hex to free Westview's citizens from her nightmarish sitcom. However, his soul transferred into the body of the recently deceased William Kaplan. For the next three years, Billy sought to uncover his origins while also practicing witchcraft. This led him to infamous witch/former babysitter Agatha Harkness. Forming a ragtag coven of witches, they embarked on the dreaded Witches' Road to gain what they desire the most. With both of his parents seemingly deceased, Billy hoped the end of the Road would be the key to reuniting with his twin brother Tommy.

#Sources

Hover over a feat to view its source.

Feats marked [Hex] are from his initial incarnation inside Wanda's Hex.

• WandaVision (2021) = WV#
• Agatha All Along (2024) = AAA#

#Physical Attributes

Strength

• Hurriedly shifts a couch to board a window.

Speed

• [Hex] Telekinetically reacts to his speedster brother and a bullet.
• Sidesteps a falling sword.

Durability

• Gets thrown through a window, getting impaled by a glass shard and ignores it for the duration of a musical performance until he eventually passes out.
• Gets flung through the roof of a greenhouse.

#Powers & Abilities

Like his mother before him, Billy naturally possesses telepathy, telekinesis and some degree of reality warping. However, he was initially unable to fully access these powers until he reached the right emotional state. Additionally, he has some knowledge of witchcraft that he taught himself.

Telepathy

• [Hex] Senses his father in trouble all the way across town.
• [Hex] Views the SWORD agents threatening Vision in his head.
• [Hex] Claims his head feels "really noisy", likely sensing the suffering of the people of Westview.
• Hears his parents' hidden resentment towards each other.
• Hears his parents' overwhelming worrying.
• Hears his boyfriend's admission of love before he can verbalize it.
• Learns about Agatha Harkness from Ralph Bohner.
• Claims he can sense Tommy somewhere out there.
• Has a conversation with Lilia's thoughts.
• Discreetly speaks to Agatha in their mind.
• [Limitation] Like his mother, he cannot read Agatha's mind in either incarnation.

Mind Manipulation

• [Hex] Paralyzes an entire squad of SWORD agents.
• Mind controls Lilia and Jennifer into throwing Agatha off the Road.

Telekinesis

• [Hex] Stops his brother from moving in super speed.
• [Hex] Stops Hayward's bullet mid-air.
• Yeets Lilia and Jennifer off the Road.
• Explodes light fixtures.
• Cracks a hard floor.
• Floats.
• Flings Rio through some French doors.
• Summons his spell book from a shelf.

Miscellaneous

• [Hex] Alongside his brother, he could accelerate his age at will.
• [Hex] Sees an event in his head before it happens.
• Initiates Agatha's liberation from Wanda's bewitchment. Though she later denies his part in it, she quickly concedes that he "loosened the jar".
• Creates a flying broomstick from a tree branch.
• Conjures a Scarlet Witch-style crown on his head.
• Under Agatha's guidance, he locates Tommy's disembodied soul and transfers it into the body of a drowning kid.
• Transfers enough of his power to restore Agatha to full power without dying in the process.
• Lights a circle of candles.
• Almost banishes Agatha's spirit.

#The Witches' Road

The Witches' Road is an extradimensional space Billy unknowingly conjured under Westview, based on a fictional place Agatha fabricated in order to scam groups of witches for centuries. The Road is made up of five timed trials each requiring the expertise of a specific witch type (potions, protection, spirit, divination and green) to pass. Making it to the end of the Road will grant any surviving witch their greatest desire. Much of the Road is modeled off Billy's interests and belongings.

After escaping the Road, Billy sealed it for good and left it as a memorial for the fallen members of Agatha's coven.

###The Road

Geography

• A sunny beach housing the first trial appears out of nowhere, despite the Road seemingly being in a state of perpetual nighttime.
• The house of the first trial becomes submerged under seawater that eventually floods the building.
• When Alice doubles back to avoid the second trial, the Road changes so she ends up running into their destination anyway.
• A tunnel system lies under the Road that has pathways leading to a subway station out of the Road or to the fourth trial.
• The Road is looped. By defying the Road, they were transported to the final trial.

Security

• The ground around the Road will sink anybody who steps off it.
• Performing the ballad isn't necessary to access the Road. Agatha's coven summoned a replacement green witch onto the Road after losing their first one, which left an avenue for the Salem Seven to enter too and pursue them.
• When the coven flies over the Road with broomsticks, it forces them back down.
• Death, being a cosmic entity, can freely leave the Road by cutting a hole through it.

Other

• Each trial changes the clothing and hair of every person to match its décor.
• No cellphone reception.

###First Trial - Potions

Set in a luxurious beach house, the first trial is alchemist Jennifer Kale's. Each member of the Coven must consume poisoned wine and have 30 minutes to brew an antidote before it kills them.

• The poison causes temporary facial swelling and vivid hallucinations of traumatic past events.
• The antidote's ingredients can be sourced from the various beauty products found within the house.
• Upon entering, there is no means of escaping the house. It is only when the trial is completed that an exit is provided through the oven.

###Second Trial - Protection

The second trial is set in a 1970's music studio and focuses on protection witch Alice Wu-Gulliver. The trial starts when a vinyl record is played, inflicting everyone with the Wu Family Curse. The curse is broken by performing Lorna Wu's version of the Witches' Road ballad using the instruments available, whereupon the curse manifests as a living demon. The exit then reveals itself inside the piano she used to vanquish the demon.

###Third Trial - Spirit

The third trial takes place in a cabin from the 1980's and focuses on spirit witch Agatha Harkness. The coven must use an Ouija board to communicate with a spirit and find out what it wants. The spirit is revealed to be Agatha's mother Evanora who demands they punish Agatha. When Evanora takes over Agatha's body, Alice magically blasts her out which allows Agatha to drain her power and kill her, thereby passing the trial.

###Fourth Trial - Divination

The fourth trail is set in a medieval castle and focuses on divination witch Lilia Calderu. The coven must place a set of Tarot cards into the correct slots on a podium. Incorrectly placing a card will drop one of the many swords suspended from the ceiling.

• When Agatha carelessly makes a number of false guesses, the ceiling starts to slowly descend.
• When no cards are placed for a time, the ceiling drops a few swords to hurry them up.
• Lilia approaches the trial like an actual Tarot reading. When Billy asks her a genuine question, the ceiling stops descending.
• Lilia realizes each member of the coven represents a specific card and deduces their position accordingly.
• Lilia uses the Tower card to defeat the Salem Seven, flipping the room upside-down so they (and unfortunately herself) are impaled by the swords.

###Fifth Trial - Green

Unlike the other trials, the fifth and final trial was not completed by its corresponding witch Rio Vidal. Because green magic encompasses the cycle of life and death, the trial takes place in a morgue with fleeting grow lights representing the countdown. The remaining witches can escape the Road once they learn to attain what they each seek:

• Jennifer regains her lost power by performing an unbinding ritual on Agatha.
• Billy secures a new host body for Tommy's spirit.
• Agatha plants a dandelion into the only available soil, thereby creating new life which renews the grow lights and causes tons of dirt to pour in.

#Miscellaneous

• Due to a magic sigil, his identity as either Billy or William was hidden from all witches until he crushed it.
• Coerces Jennifer Kale in joining Agatha's coven by digging up her legal troubles.
• Unless Billy willingly gives himself up, he can continue cheating death by reincarnating into a new body.

"Though I do not dispute the fact that we have descended from neanderthals, the very notion that somehow, under duress, we can convert back is simply preposterous.

But if only— It is an insult to the very core of this historical society. We are scientists, learned men, we deal in facts. Your theory is pure lunacy, as crazy and deranged as that mad-man who escaped from the asylum."

Lord Darlington is minor character in Primal. He is a late 19th century scientist and former Oxford champion boxer in England, originally an American from Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

The mad man's thread for scaling.

Strength

• Draws some blood from the mad man with his punches.
• Draws much more blood from the mad man with his punches.
• Beats down on the mad man some more, drawing more blood.
• Punches the mad man in the face a few more times, drawing some blood but ultimately being less effective than the previous times for some reason.
• Hits the mad man with a fossil bone, breaking it in half.
• Tears his shirt off.
• Stabs the mad man multiple times with a broken spear.

Durability/Endurance

• Seems fine after the mad man lands on him.
• Unaffected after the mad man rams through a door which he was barricading.
• Is punched by the mad man twice, each punch sends him flying but despite that he quickly recovers from both punches.
• Gets punched in the face by the mad man ans goes through a stone statue and gets up shortly after.
• Shrugs off a punch from the mad man.

Speed/Agility

• Ducks under the mad man's swing.
• Evades another swing from the mad man.
• Evades another attack from the mad man.
• Ducks to avoid Charles flying across the room.
• Jumps pretty high.
• Dodges two attacks from the mad man and then gets behind him and jumps on his back.
• Dodges more attacks from the mad man and then jumps over him.

Skill/Intelligence

• Shoots the mad man in the shoulder.
• Was an oxford boxing champion.
• Shoots the mad man with two arrows, and then another as he's running away.
• Jumps on the mad man's back and stabs him a few more times.
• Avoids more attacks from mad man, and slices his stomach open, then jumps over him and kills him by stabbing him in the skull.

Equipment

• A revolver.
• Three rifles.
• A bow and some arrows.
• A spear.

"Lord Darlington: The Savage! Has he no dignity?

Charles: Dignity? I would argue that thing is barely human."

The Mad-Man is a dangerous mental asylum patient who escaped during the year 1890 in England.

Darlington's thread for scaling.

Strength

• Claws a man's face.
• One shots this guy, drawing blood in the process.
• Throws a dresser.
• Unbarricades a door a little.
• Smashes through a window.
• Breaks a stone object by running into it.
• Smashes through a wooden door, even as Darlington barricades it.
• Knocks out a man with a headbutt, also breaking his glasses and drawing blood.
• Throws a man.
• Sends Darlington and Charles flying with his punches.
• Sends Darlington flying and through a stone statue with a punch.
• Beats down on Charles, eventually sending him flying into a stone bench with a punch, breaking it.

Durability/Endurance

• Unaffected after having a chair broken against him.
• Doesn't get cut after jumping through a window.
• Unaffected after running into a stone object, breaking it.
• Is more pissed than anything else after getting shot in the shoulder.
• Gets shot with some arrows and seems mostly fine later.
• Ignores an arrow grazing his head.
• Tanks some punches from Darlington.
• A fossil bone is broken in half against him.
• Endures getting his torso slashed by a spear, and then the spear also breaks in half when hit against him.
• Endures being stabbed a lot of times.
• Survives way more stabbings.
• [Limit] Endures getting his stomach sliced open but dies after he gets a spear to the skull.

Speed/Agility

• Suddenly appears outside of a window after previously being in the house.
• Quickly vanishes before he can get shot and is on top of a dresser on the other side of the room and then evades some more gunshots.
• Shows up out of nowhere between flashes of lightning and then jumps really high.
• Deflects Darlington's gun before he can pull the trigger.
• Dodges some gunshots from point blank range.
• Evades some more gunfire as he runs away.
• Avoids a sword swing.
• Ducks under a close range arrow shot.
• Jumps across a room.

A teacher of the beginner's class at Rustboro's Pokemon Trainers' School, Roxanne wants to see her students thrive, constantly encouraging them and allowing them to find their own approach to problems while remaining ready to step in if needed. This mentality also presents itself in her role as the city's gym leader, both recording matches for students to learn from and taking the opportunity to teach challengers about any flaws in their style. A rock type specialist, she put up a strong fight against Ash's Treeko and Pikachu, ultimately losing due to Pikachu's newly learnt Iron Tail.

#Geodude

Type: Ground / Rock

Weaknesses: Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass, Ice, Steel

Resistances: Normal, Flying, Poison, Rock, Fire

Immunities: Electric

Bolded types are doubly weak to / resisted.

Moves

• Mega Punch - Knocks back Treeko
  • Sends Treeko flying into the air
• Rollout - Rolls in a ball, speeding towards an opponent
  • Blows up a giant superheated Wurmple mech
  • When the arena was largely broken by Pikachu's Thunder, it's unable to find grip and just spins on the spot
• Rock Throw - Punches the ground of an arena that had been largely broken by Pikachu's Thunder, sending a mass of boulders flying into the air and crashing around the Electric-type

Physicals

• Stated by the Pokedex to be highly resistant against physical attacks
• Gets struck by Treeko's Pound, being thrown away hard enough to cover it with rocks which it later bursts out of
• Hit by Pikachu's Thunder that flattens the stone arena, and is unaffected by it
  • Is later knocked out by a second point-blank Thunder
• Catches Treeko's Quick Attack and matches strength with him

#Nosepass

Type: Rock

Weaknesses: Fighting, Ground, Water, Grass, Steel

Resistances: Normal, Flying, Poison, Fire

Moves

• Sandstorm - Creates a short-lived sandstorm which completely obscures Pikachu's vision
• Thunder Wave - Fires a beam of electricity, capable of breaking through the floor of the arena to the tunnel Team Rocket were digging, carrying them out, and sending them blasting off

Physicals

• Stomps on the ground, throwing up a dust cloud
• Hit by Pikachu's Iron Tail, which earlier that episode cleaved a large boulder in two
  • Gets knocked out by a second strike
• Hit by electricity as Pikachu absorbs its Thunder Wave

Other

• Its nose acts as a compass
  • Tracks Pikachu in a sandstorm through this

Trip Westhaven: A famous big game hunter once posited that after an animal had tasted human flesh, it forsakes its natural prey in a deadly, single-minded search for “the most dangerous game”.

In the waters of Port Clovis, an apex predator cuts a deadly path through man and beast alike. The bull shark, a 300 pound blender with fins, can be found in swamps, lakes or gulfs and preys on anything with a pulse. The only thing in the way of her rampage is a battalion of shark hunters, fueled by whisky, amphetamines and shark hate. However, thanks to the extraordinarily high degrees of radiation in the water, the bull shark is able to fight back with lethal evolutions and establish herself as the apex killer of the islands.

##Physicals

Strength

Against Living Things

• Moments after it’s carved from her dying mother’s body, the bull shark bites and removes Scaly Pete’s right arm
• Plucks Scaly Pete’s leg off
• Can crush turtle shells
• When fighting bigger creatures, the shark will bite off limbs to weaken them before going in for the kill

Against Objects

• Smashes a signpost
• Can destroy boat engines, causing them to sink
• Smashes wooden planks
• Smashes through chain link gates
• Can destroy boats over time with its physical strikes
• Destroys metal cages, meant to protect hunters from sharks
• Can “stun” torpedoes with tail whips or damaging evades, causing them to float in the water for a while, unmoving

Durability

• [Limit] The shark’s mother was defeated and captured when Scaly Pete launched a harpoon into her side. The shark’s mother was a level 10 Adult bull shark, compared to the main shark’s maximum level of 40.
• Bigger animals can catch the shark and thrash it in their jaws, but the shark can wriggle free
• Pete stabs the shark in the face twice with a harpoon
• Kyle douses the beast in gasoline before Pete ignites it. It thrashes into the boat’s fuel container, which triggers a massive explosion right on top of the beast. While Kyle dies and Pete is covered in burns, the shark is unharmed.
• In a last ditch effort, Pete triggers a massive explosion using several crates of explosives, detonating the blast in the shark’s face. The shark survives the blast unharmed.

Speed

• When targeted by hunter’s gun, the shark can evade their line of fire, causing the bullets to miss
• Can evade in the air as well as the water
• Can leap from the water and snatch humans off of their boats
• Can snatch torpedoes in its mouth

##Skills and Abilities

Whip Shot

• After grabbing something in its mouth, the shark can strike it with her tail and throw it, a technique called the whipshot
• Can hit targets on land, as well
• Can toss people into the sky
• Can grab oxygen tanks and throw them back at the hunters that threw them or their boats
• Can catch torpedoes and throw them
• Can catch and throw MOLOCH’s irradiated spines
• Can pick up grenades in its mouth before throwing them
• Can pick up creatures or objects and accurately throw them at gate control panels to open the gates

Consumption

• The shark can swallow anything that can fit in its mouth whole. Anything notably larger than the shark can be torn into bite-sized chunks before feeding.
• The shark’s appetite seems to be literally insatiable, and it can consume an unlimited number of living things without pause
• Can consume radioactive prey with no issues
• Can consume MOLOCH’s flesh. If the narrator’s information is true, MOLOCH carries a number of pathogens like ebola, anthrax and Lassa fever. Just keep in mind the narrator is a conspiracy theorist who gets a bunch of things wrong.

Environment Survival

• Swims in seawater
• Fine swimming in swampy freshwater
• Swims in water heavily polluted with industrial waste and sewage
• Can swim in chlorinated pools
• Can briefly spend time on land before needing to return to the water

Other

• Uses sonar to detect other creatures or items of interest
• Can tail whip to damage and briefly stun enemies
• Can snatch creatures of equal or lesser size in its jaws, then thrash them around for repeated damage
• With the air lunge technique, the shark can jump again after already breaching the water’s surface

##Evolution

The shark’s ability to evolve is attributed to the massive amount of radiation and industrial waste in the waters of Port Clovis.

Jaw

• Bio-Electric- Every bite shocks the target and applies charges to them. Once the target reaches ten charges, they are stunned from a larger electric shock. | Ability in use
• Bone- Increases thrash damage and damage done to boats. The description reads that these teeth can “rend steel”.
• Shadow- These teeth drain blood from a target upon every bite, so the shark heals on biting rather than just consuming prey | Ability in use
• Atomic- On every bite, the shark’s damage and damage resistance increase in small amounts. These increases will decay over time.

Head

• Bio-Electric- The shark can shock boats by ramming them, disabling their movement for ten seconds | Ability in use
• Bone- Wraps the shark’s head in an “unbreakable” helmet of bone, increasing ram damage and general damage resistance
• Shadow- Strengthens the shark’s neck muscles, resulting in increased thrash damage and lunge speed
• Atomic- Releases an atomic blast on ramming vehicles, and also increases the shark’s damage and damage resistance temporarily following a ram attack | Ability in use

Body

All bodies, save for the Tiger body, allow the shark to use an active ability when a meter is full. This meter is filled by feeding on living things.

• Tiger- The Garbage Disposal passive increases the nutrients the shark receives from feeding, speeding up the level-up rate
• Bio-Electric- With the Lightning Burst ability active, anything near the shark is electrocuted when it lunges. Anything that’s electrocuted gets a large number of stun counters applied to it. | Ability in use
• Bone- With the Bone Crusher ability, the shark covers itself in even more bone plates, allowing for great damage resistance and more damaging lunges and ramming attacks, especially against boats | Ability in use
• Shadow- With the Shadow Form ability, the shark’s perception of time slows down and it releases a large, potent cloud of poison when lunging | Ability in use
• Atomic- With the Atomic Blast ability, the shark temporarily gains the ability to blast beams of radiation from its mouth. It assumes a targeting form and can charge the blast before firing. The beam will also explode on contact with a target, which can damage nearby secondary targets. | Ability in use

Fins

• Bio-Electric- During an evade, the shark turns into pure electricity, shocking anything it comes into contact with | Ability in use
• Bone- The shark corkscrews while evading, using it’s bone-plated fins to shred anything it comes into contact with | Ability in use
• Shadow- Releases a lingering, poisonous cloud during evades | Ability in use
• Atomic- During an evade, the shark turns into pure radiation, which increases the shark’s damage and damage resistance temporarily following an evade attack | Ability in use

Tail

• Bio-Electric- Launches a ball of electricity on tail whipping, which damages and applies stun counters to anything it hits | Ability in use
• Bone- Greatly increases the damage of tail whipping attacks
• Shadow- Launches a ball of poison on tail whipping, which generates a lingering poisonous cloud on contact with a target | Ability in use
• Atomic- Launches a ball of damaging radiation on tail whipping | Ability in use

Organs

The shark can have any four of these organs active at once.

• Advanced Sonar- Increases the range and sensitivity of the shark’s sonar ability and decreases the cooldown time between uses
• Hearty- Increases maximum health and helps resist being kicked off of boats by humans
• Adrenal Gland- Increases the travel speed and the speed of most of the shark’s actions when it’s at low health
• Amphibious- Strengthens the shark’s ability to move around on land, increasing both movement speed and time before it starts to suffocate
• Nutrient Digestion- Helps the shark take in more of their four essential nutrients when feeding on lifeforms, with one organ dedicated to Proteins, Fats, Minerals or Mutagens. These organs also increase the amount of health the shark restores when feeding.
• Brutal Muscles- Strengthens the shark’s tail, increasing swim speed and tail whip damage
• Subliminal Evasion- Makes smaller hostile animals ignore the shark, preventing fights before they start
• Reinforced Cartilage- Increases damage resistance
• Tail Catapult- Increases the range, speed and force of whipshot projectiles
• Healing Factor- Restores a small bit of health every second
• Sonic Burst- The shark’s sonar will damage and stun nearby animals and boats, with the effect working better at close ranges | Ability in use on creatures and on boats
• Disorienting Sonar- Enemies marked with sonar will do less damage to the shark for ten seconds
• Targeting Sonar- Enemies marked with sonar will take bonus damage for ten seconds

Trip Westhaven: I suppose there’s a lesson to be gleaned here. Something about how the increasing commodification of the natural world has placed humans on a collision course with an environmental apocalypse. But this is a basic cable show where people tune in to watch sharks kill people and people kill sharks. So until next fishing season, this is Maneater.

Respect Thread Symposium Week 43

• Link to last Symposium
• Link to Official Discord

##Respect Thread Rumble

After a month's break we're back with another rumble. As a reminder Rumbles will be posted to /r/whowouldwin as Scan Battles

Link to the Previous Rumble

Rules of the Respect Thread Rumble

1. Pick any two or more respect threads posted in May or June 2024 based on EST which would be Emperor Caligula (David Lapham's Caligula) to The Addams Family (The Addams Family, 1991 Film Series). Here is a list of every eligible thread courtesy of /u/negativegamer.

2. Link whatever respect threads you are using in your post.

3. You are not required to use any threads you made, and you are free to participate even if you have never made a respect thread. Simultaneously, all threads in your analysis can be yours if you are so inclined.

4. All match ups will be posted to /r/whowouldwin as Scan Battles With RT Rumble/Respect Thread Rumble in the title. All claims in the analysis must be backed up by scans, otherwise the thread will not be considered for rewards.

5. Multiple people can post the same match-up, and responding to someone's analysis with a rebuttal is also allowed.

6. There will be a comment in this thread that you can post links to your rumbles and rebuttals. Only links posted to this will be accepted.

7. Rewards will be decided based on a combination of a poll and judgement from the mods, in the categories of "Best Analysis" and "Best Rebuttal". Awards will be given towards the ongoing Request Competition, with Best Analysis conferring 50 points and Best Rebuttal conferring 25. Additional awards may be given for second and third place depending on the number of participants.

8. Battlefield is wherever you want it to be.

##EOY Award Category Discussion

As a reminder, 2024 EoY award nominations will begin in December, and will be for all threads posted December 2023 through November 2024. We're wondering if there's any changes we should make to the awards, in terms of either adding categories, removing categories, or other changes. Last year's categories were:

• Best Anime
• Best Manga
• Best Marvel
• Best DC
• Best 3rd Party Comic
• Best Game
• Best Literature
• Best Live Action Show
• Best Live Action Movie
• Best Animated Show
• Best Animated Movie
• Best User
• Best Mod RT
• Best RT

Also here are links to the previous year's nominations and awards for reference

Beyond that, feel free to discuss anything related to respect thread creation.

Krog was an individual of the Ape-men tribe.

For scaling here's Spear and Fang's thread.

Strength

• Beats down another Ape-men warrior.
• Easily breaks an Ape-men warrior's arm.
• Hits another Ape-men warrior off of him.
• Draws some blood from another Ape-man with his attacks and then sends him flying then Smashes him.
• Beats on a larger Ape-man for a bit, even drawing a little bit of blood.
• Ragdolls the larger Ape-man and then kills him by beating on him.

Durability/Endurance

• Endures the pain of being bit by another Ape-men warrior.
• Unaffected by another Ape-man's attack.

Speed/Agility

• Avoids an attack from another Ape-man.
• Jumps out of the way of another Ape-man's attack.
• Quickly goes under the larger Ape-man and then jumps on his back.

Ape-men serum

Strength

• Draws blood from and floors Fang with a single backhand.
• Sends Fang flying a long distance with a headbutt.
• Effortlessly throws Fang a far distance away with one arm.
• Lifts Fang off the ground with an uppercut, and then slams her head into the ground then lifts Fang over his head and throws her.
• Breaks Fang's leg with two punches.
• Easily throws Spear a far distance away with one arm.
• Draws some blood from mutated Spear with his attacks.

Durability/Endurance

• Unaffected by Fang chomping on his arm.
• Recovers a immediately after Spear punches him in the eye.
• Gets up immediately after a punch from mutated Spear which sent him flying.
• [Limit] Gets his arms torn off by mutated Spear and is then beat to death with them.

A woman lives in a house with her husband, a famous writer, spending her days renovating and maintaining the home while her husband brainstorms his next book. The arrival of two of the husband’s readers becomes a source of stress for the woman, who begins to realize her husband values his fans over her. Even after the woman becomes pregnant, the man’s second book draws a veritable army of people to their once quiet house. The birth of the child brings the chaos inside the house to a fever pitch and threatens to irreparably shatter the love between the couple.

##Physicals

• She picks up a shard of glass and uses it to maim or kill six people, slashing legs, faces and necks before being stopped
• [NSFW] She’s clubbed with a doorknob before being assaulted by a mob of people
• Takes a fall down the cellar stairs
• Punches a hole in the oil tank using a wrench
• She ignites the oil tank in the cellar, which creates a massive explosion that engulfs the house and kills everyone inside. Despite being in the epicenter of the blast, Mother is still barely alive, covered in burnscar.
• [Limit] He reaches into Mother’s chest and pulls out her heart, killing her

##Relationship to the House

Observing the House’s Spirit

• When she focuses, she can see past the walls of the building and into the “spirit of the house”
• Following the death of the younger son, the soul of the house begins shrinking and blackening with rot
• When droves of people start arriving at the house, the house’s spirit withers even more
• Following the death of her child, the spirit of the house dies completely

The Bloody Hole

• Mother finds a rotten hole in the floor of the guest bedroom, right under where the older brother killed the younger brother. The hole is congealed with blood and weak enough to fall apart when she touches it. The blood leaks into the basement and corrodes a concrete wall, which reveals a secret door to a deeper part of the cellar. Behind this secret door is an oil tank for the house and a frog that disappears into thin air.
• After He finishes his second book and she frets over their growing distance, Mother finds a bloodstain on the carpet over the spot where the hole once was
• After His second book draws a crowd of followers to the house, the bloody hole returns, generating over the fresh wood planks before Mother’s eyes
• In the midst of widespread chaos, the hole grows into a full wound, complete with maggots

The Crystal Formation

• In the past, He lost everything in a fire before finding the crystal in the ashes. After that, he was able to begin writing and creating, which led to the genesis of Mother, who repaired the house back to its pre-burned state.
• This was a literal process, as Mother’s appearance is shown to magically rebuild the house in moments
• After He places the crystal on its mount, the house repairs itself, the wood going from charred matter back into pristine, painted planks. Mother wakes up in her bed.
• The first man and woman break break the crystal and are ejected from the house
• After Mother burns the house down, He breaks apart Mother’s ashen heart, revealing a crystal formation within. When this new formation is placed above the mantle, the burned house is restored to pristine condition and a new Mother wakes up in bed.

Destruction

• When she screams from labor pains, the house shakes
• Following the death of her child, she cries out, splitting apart the floor of a room
• She ignites the oil tank in the cellar with a lighter, which creates a massive explosion that engulfs the house and kills everyone inside. It's possible that Mother’s power allowed this explosion to be bigger and faster than an oil tank explosion should normally be.

Other

• After the first man is invited into the house, Mother begins having chest pains
• [NSFW] In moments of stress, Mother hallucinates and sees the interior of the house revert to charred wood
• When the man, woman and Him leave the house, they seem to disappear before Mother’s eyes. Of note, Mother never moves further beyond the front porch of the house during the movie, so it’s possible that she cannot leave the premises at all.

##Miscellaneous

• After flushing the first woman’s bloody tissues, a living mass of flesh and teeth is found in the toilet. No clue how this one happened, but here’s the clip, anyway.
• The morning after Mother and He have sex, Mother senses that she is pregnant

Jupiter: I’ll see the wind blow your dried up seeds away. I’ll eat the heart of your memory. I’ll eat the brains of your kids’ kids! I’m in, you’re out!

In 1929, somewhere near the Mojave Desert, young couple Pete and Martha had a second child. The boy was twenty pounds and nearly killed Martha during birth and, as he grew up, the parents found he was mean as all hell. At the age of ten, after a number of animal killings, the boy burned his house down with his sister still inside. In a fit of grief, Pete clubbed the boy with a tire iron and dropped him in the desert, hoping some animal or the heat would finish the job. Instead, the devil boy lived and became a devil man.

Naming himself Jupiter, he’d kidnap a woman to be his wife. They’d breed and raise a pack of feral children out in the rocky hills. Suffice to say, the social isolation, their devil father, and repeated instances of cannibalism made the Hill People some no good, very bad folks. Surprisingly, the sole daughter of the clan, Ruby, grew up to be a decent, compassionate person and would integrate into society following a skirmish that killed most of the Jupiter family.

Pluto and Ruby/Rachel, appearing in both movies, will have their feats marked with 1 or 2 to denote which film they take place in. I’ll also include these for the Equipment section. Every other Hill Person is only in one of the two movies.

##Pluto

A son of Jupiter and survivor of the attack on the Carters. He’d return eight years later in an attempt to kill Rachel for leaving the family. He appears in both movies.

Strength

• Offscreen, he attacks and kills Beauty, the dog^1
• Floors Ruby by throwing tire iron at her head^2
• Jumps out from a bush, tosses Rachel over his shoulder and holds her at knife-point^2
• Makes a jump over some rocks to escape from a Beast^2

Endurance

• The Beast gnaws on Pluto’s ankle, tearing his Achilles tendon. Later, the Beast tears Pluto’s throat out and the man collapses.^1
• Ruby kicks him through a wooden railing and he falls a few feet onto his back before getting up^2
• Thrown from a dirtbike^2
• [Limit] The Beast pushes Pluto off a cliff to his death^2

Skill/Intelligence

• Siphons the gas from the station wagon unbeknownst to a coupe canoodling inside the vehicle^1
• Tricks Bobby and Brenda by pretending to be Air Force Rescue, getting the survivors to disclose how much ammo and resources they have^1
• Rides a dirtbike, staying ahead of some dirtbike hobbyists for a while^2

##Ruby

The sole daughter. Following the attack on the Carter family, Ruby was taken from the desert and partially integrated into society, taking the name Rachel. She appears in both movies, first as a reluctant member of the cannibalistic family, then as a survivor as she fights off Pluto and the Reaper.

Physicals

• Counters an ambush from Pluto, who was armed with a knife, before kicking him through a wooden railing^2
• Floored but conscious after Pluto throws a tire iron at her head^2

Skill/Intelligence

• Replaces the Carter’s baby with a piglet, allowing her to make off with the baby^1
• She restrains a rattlesnake’s head with a stick, then picks it up and forces it to bite Mars^1

##Jupiter

The father of the clan. He only appears in the first movie.

Strength

• Jupiter was abnormally large when born and was the size of a grown man at age ten
• Punches through a window, grabs Fred and pulls him outside. Jupiter then clubs Pete to death with a crowbar.
• Offscreen, he pins Fred to a wooden door by driving a crowbar through his chest
• Knocks stakes through Bob’s hands using a rock, pinning him to a cactus
• Picks up and slams Bobby

Durability

• He was struck with a tire iron as a child
• The survivors rig the trailer to explode using some propane tanks and matches taped to the bottom of the door. When Jupiter opens it, he triggers the explosion. However, he survives and attacks Bobby shortly afterwards
• [Limit] Killed when Brenda hacks at him with a hatchet and Bobby shoots him twice

Skill/Intelligence

• Throws his voice, causing Bob to waste ammo on a bush while Jupiter’s behind him

##Mars

The eldest son and most sadistic of the three. He only appears in the first movie.

Strength

• Wrestles with Doug, holding the upper hand even after Doug jams his thumb into Mars’ thigh wound

Endurance

• Gets stabbed in the thigh but manages to run off to safety
• Jupiter later implies that his femoral artery was wounded, but Mars isn’t impeded for the rest of the movie
• Gets up after being hit in the head with a thrown rock
• [Limit] Gets bit on the neck by a rattlesnake, then stabbed to death

Skill/Intelligence

• Barks like a dog to lure Bobby away from the trailer so that Pluto can enter and lock the door

##Mercury

Wears a feathered headdress and scouts for the clan from atop the tall rocks. He only appears in the first movie.

Feats

• Offscreen, he rigged Fred’s truck to explode
• [Limit] The Beast pushes Mercury off a cliff to his death

##Mama

Mama fulfills the clan’s domestic duties, cooking any dog or tourist that her boys drag back to the cave. She appears only in the first movie and has no combat relevant feats.

##The Reaper

Jupiter’s long-lost older brother (no clue how that fits into Jupiter’s origin from the first movie). He only appears in the second movie.

Strength

• Pulls a man under a bus and kills him with a hatchet. He’s later found with the weapon buried in his forehead.
• Crushes a woman to death with a bearhug
• Tosses a woman through a window, then slashes her throat

Durability

• A woman breaks a large bottle of embalming fluid over his head
• He’s immediately next to a barrel of flammable fuel when it explodes, but manages to stumble out of the flaming bus. In his panic, he falls into an open mine shaft to his death.

##Equipment

Tools

• Binoculars^1
• Handheld radios^1

Weapons

• The sons carry knives^1
• Mars carries a revolver^1
• The Reaper carries a machete
• The Reaper uses a large, crossbow-like speargun to shoot a dirtbike rider in the chest^2

Traps

• A firebomb is used to light the restrained Bob on fire and draw most of the family away from the trailer^1
• Using some kind of automatically deploying tripwire, Pluto knocks a dirtbike rider off of his vehicle^2
• A tripwire-triggered trap in a canyon deploys a swinging pendulum covered in blades to strike the target. Failing that, a giant boulder is also dropped into the canyon to crush the target.^2
• A dirtbike rider triggers a trap that involves a net lifting him up off the ground before dropping him and the bike, which knocks him out^2
• A pendulum trap is set up in the brush that uses a corpse as the weight. It knocks Rachel over and she hits her head on a rock, knocking her out.^2

SENTINEL PRIME

Down here, the truth is what I make it.

50 cycles ago, Sentinel was the chief aide to the Thirteen Primes, the first Transformers created by their god Primus and the rulers of Cybertron. However, he grew disillusioned with their rule during the war with the Quintessons, feeling both that they didn't have a chance of winning and that he would deserve their power much more. So he struck a deal with the invading Quintessons, and betrayed the Primes, leading to their deaths largely at his hands.

Now calling himself Sentinel Prime and equipped with the powerful transformation cog of the deceased Megatronus Prime, he rules Cybertron under the guise of a benevolent savior, having tricked the masses into believing he was always a Prime, and that he is the only survivor of their valiant battle with the Quintessons. In truth, he implemented an unjust system which saw many Transformers robbed of their cogs before they came online, so as to relegate them to mining duties in order to help pay off his secret debt to the Quintessons.

What a douche!

Feats

Strength

• He carries a double-bladed weapon with which he can easily impale even a Prime.

• Decapitates Megatronus Prime.

• Skewers Alpha Trion.

• Floors D-16 with a single casual punch to the chest.

• Manhandles and throws D-16 one-handed.

Durability

• Gets hit by a train.

• No-sells several hits from D-16.

• Flies into a large spire, taking off a chunk of it.

• [Limit] Getting torn in half at the waist kills him, believe it or not.

Firepower

• His hand turn into a cannon, whose blasts create large explosions.

• Has a sort of Battle Mode, capable of unleashing extreme levels of firepower in the form of missiles and various blasters.

Other

• His alt-mode is a jet, and like other flying vehicle Transformers he can fly in robot mode as well.

• In robot mode, he can fly as fast as others do in vehicle mode.

• His Battle Mode has a shield capable of blocking multiple direct blasts from D-16's fusion cannon.

ALPHA TRION

What defines a Transformer is not the cog in his chest, but the spark that resides in their core. A spark that gives you the will to make your world better.

Alpha Trion was one of the original Thirteen Primes, the first Transformers created by their god, Primus. He and his siblings served as Cybertron's revered leaders for millennia, until the Quintessons, planet-ravaging invaders from outer space, brought war to their world. They fought valiantly for hundreds of cycles, until their traitorous aide Sentinel made a deal with the invaders and tricked the Primes into an ambush. They were all killed in the ensuing battle... except Alpha Trion, who merely fell dormant, until 50 cycles later when his lost distress beacon was found by some cogless, lower class Transformers.

Feats

Strength

• His alt mode is a horned lion, able to tear through Trackers and even bisects one with his jaws.

Durability

• Survives in stasis for 50 cycles, until some energon revives him.

• Gets jumped and stabbed repeatedly by Airachnid.

• [Limit] Gets stabbed through the dome by Sentinel, killing him.

Telekinesis

• Can display his memories for others with some sort of copper-colored dust.

• Can store said memories in a handful of this dust for later use.

• Telekinetically controls this dust to remove the transformation cogs from his fallen brethren, and place them into others.

• Creates a persistent smokescreen of rocks and dirt.

AIRACHNID

I see everything.

Airachnid is the assistant and most trusted enforcer of Sentinel Prime, ruler of Cybertron. With her deadly skill and array of intelligence gathering abilities, she is Sentinel's most valuable asset, willing and able to kill, capture or intimidate anybody he wants on command, no questions asked.

Feats

Strength

• Tackles, drags and carries D-16, evidently knocking him out.

• Tackles Orion Pax out of the air and into the front of a speeding train.

• Kicks Elita-1 into a building.

Durability

• Gets punched hard enough to rotate her head completely around, and continues to pin Orion Pax.

• Gets kicked off of a speeding train.

• Gets tackled out of the air and through a satellite dish by Elita-1.

• [Limit] Has one of her legs torn off by Elita-1.

Skill

• Fought Alpha Trion 1v1 and beat his ass (off-screen).

• Tears through swaths of the High Guard with no effort.

Weaponry

• Her spider legs are sharp, and can be used to stab enemies a whole bunch.

• Comes equipped with guns on her wrists which can take down other Transformers very quickly.

Other

• Her alt-mode is some kind of VTOL, and like other Transformers with air vehicle alts she can fly in robot mode.

• She has incredible vision, able to spot small movement, miles away, behind her.

• Even when not actively keeping an eye out, like above, she still spots incoming threats in her peripheral a great ways away.

• Her head is full of optics, but using them seems to necessitate closing her regular, outside-eyes.

• Can display her memories for others to view as holographic projections.

STARSCREAM

The idea of a unified Cybertron is a myth. All that counts is the strength of one bot over another!

In the days before the fall of the Primes, the High Guard served as the mightiest warriors under their command, fighting for the good of Cybertron. Now, they live in hiding, fighting a losing guerilla war against the traitorous Sentinel Prime with hit and run tactics and sabotage. Starscream is their leader... or he was, until a miner-turned-revolutionary named D-16 beat his ass and assumed command.

Feats

Strength

• Makes D-16 stagger with his exhaust.

• Flying tackles D-16.

Durability

• Shrugs off a headbutt from D-16.

• Gets stomped on and punched repeatedly by D-16 and takes it like a champ.

• Gets choked by D-16 to the point of permanent damage to his speech processor.

• Survives being caught in this large explosion.

• Gets up immediately after being blasted by Shockwave, and then slams face-first into a building.

Firepower

• One-shots Trackers with his blasters.

• In jet form, completely explodes a Tracker with one shot.

Other

• His alt mode is a Cybertronian jet, and like other Transformers who turn into jets he can fly in robot mode as well.

In Bionicle lore, Vezon was an entity split off from a vile criminal called Vezok. When Vezok's group, the Piraka, sought out the Mask of Life, Vezon went ahead of them and managed to track it down before the Piraka got anywhere close. As he did, though, the mask forced him into becoming its guardian, fusing him with a beast he would call Fenrakk as he would proceed to fight off anyone who got close enough to take the mask.

In the games...he's there. He's the final boss. He gets no context.

Any unmarked feats are from the console version of the game, while feats marked 'GBA' are from the Game Boy Advance port.

#Vezon

• Takes a large number of shots from the Toa^GBA
• Largely unphased as he's lowered into lava, despite it melting off one of his legs. After being fully submerged, his arm comes out unharmed and waves
• Fires a rapid spray of energy bolts
• Creates a burst of energy around himself^GBA
• Surrounds himself with energy, freezing any Toa he charges into^GBA
• Creates a duplicate of himself and Fenrakk which can also attack, though they're destroyed quickly by the Toa's weapons^GBA

#Fenrakk

• Drives its legs into stone
• Destroys a stone pillar
• Drops down out of nowhere onto stone
• Takes a large amount of shots from the Toa
• Unaffected by lava
• Breathes a stream of fire
• Teleports short distances^GBA

When the Piraka came to an island, they were challenged by a group of Toa, seeking to protect the inhabitants. They failed. But while the Piraka ran amok, one more hero emerged to save them all. This unnamed hero would adopt multiple masks, each one giving them the powers and abilities of a different Toa, using their combined force to take the Piraka down.

While the Toa are named in the manual for the home console versions of the game, with these names matching their canon counterparts, the handheld versions only identify the forms used by their domains. This has little relevance on the thread itself, but it's worth clarifying.

#Legend

Unmarked - Gamecube

GBA - Game Boy Advance

DS - Nintendo DS

#Shared Feats

Weapon Strength

• Their weapons can destroy lego objects in the environment
  • This includes large barriers^GBA
• Knocks down a gate with metal bars
• A shot of their weapons can send a foe flying into the air

Object Manipulation

• Repairs a large statue^GBA
• Repairs a hut^GBA
• Constructs a bridge^GBA
• Builds a turret^GBA
• Repairs a spider turret^GBA
• Builds a floating platform^GBA
• Creates a large machine pushing forwards a spike plate^GBA

Hero Mode

• By collecting enough pieces, the Toa can enter a golden state called Hero Mode, causing them to deal more damage with attacks
  • Creates a shockwave on triggering
• Is immune to enemy attacks^DS
• Hero Mode Toas can manipulate golden blocks to create constructs which carry out a brief action before becoming inert, with the Toa reverting to normal upon doing so. One construct moves large boulders
  • Knock down a large wooden barrier
  • Lifts and throws a pile of bricks
  • A construct with a drill head sends boulders flying
  • These constructs can fly, with a bird ramming into and dislodging a large amount of boulders
  • Form a bridge before becoming inert

Other

• They all use a green beam on their head to show what enemy they're locked on to

#Jaller, Toa of Fire

• Shoots rapid fireballs from his weapon
  • Shoots a small ring of fireballs^DS
  • Can shoot a spread of fireballs^GBA
• Unharmed by fire^DS
• Walks on lava
• Submerged in lava without issue^DS

#Hahli, Toa of Water

• Uses a beam weapon to attack
  • Can fire rapid bolts^GBA
• Can walk on water
• Can travel through underwater passages, and show secrets on the game's radar^DS

#Kongu, Toa of Air

• Jumps down from a tall ledge
• Jumps across a gap
• Shoots a spread of energy projectiles with his weapon
  • Can shoot rapid fire bolts^GBA
  • Fires an electric beam which can spread to other enemies near the target^DS
• Can slow his fall and can afflict himself with anti-gravity for four seconds^DS

#Matoro, Toa of Ice

• Uses a powerful sniper-like weapon which fires icy blasts
  • Destroys a lever to open a door
  • Can shoot rapid fire^GBA
  • Capable of freezing foes with his shots^DS
• Can zoom in to four times his regular vision^DS

#Hewkii, Toa of Stone

Object Manipulation

In the console version of the game, Hewkii is the only Toa capable of remotely manipulating objects.

• Breaks a gate
• Makes a horn sound
• Moves a crane
• Lifts gears onto a door which then activates and opens
• Constructs a ladder-like bridge
• Converts a machine into a bridge
• Turns a pile of pieces into functional machines, such as a boat

Other

• Fires explosive shots with his weapon
  • Can shoot three shots at once which can home in on different enemies^DS
  • Can fire rapid bolts^GBA
  • Destroys thick barriers made of stone. Hewkii is also unaffected by the splash damage of his weapon^DS

#Nuparu, Toa of Earth

• Has greater durability than the other Toa^DS
• Climbs up and along stone surfaces
  • Does this on seemingly sheer surfaces
• Fires explosive projectiles with his weapon
  • Nuparu can charge this attack up^DS
  • Can shoot rapid fire energy^GBA
  • Can destroy terrains hiding secret objects and rooms^DS

#Silver Toa

In the DS port, the player's default form is a silver Toa without an element or basis in Bionicle lore. This is the only form capable of remotely manipulating objects in the DS port.

Object Manipulation

• Repairs a statue^DS
• Places gears in a door to open it^DS
• Reconfigures an object into a bridge^DS
• Creates a platform which rises into the air when stepped on^DS
• Destroys a stone Piraka head^DS

Other

• Fires rapid energy shots from their weapon^DS

In lore, the Piraka are a group of some of the vilest criminals possible, willing to slaughter and control anyone in the way of their goal. Breaking away from one of the biggest criminal organizations of their world, they ventured to a small island in search of the Mask of Life, coming into conflict with multiple groups of Toa as they did so.

In the games, very little of that is conveyed. Instead, they wound up on an island and started causing chaos, defeating the first set of Toa that came after them, causing one hero with the power of many to make a stand to take them down.

#Legend

Unmarked - Gamecube

GBA - Game Boy Advance

DS - Nintendo DS

#Shared Feats

Physicals

• Many of them make large leaps^DS
• All of them can take many shots from the Toa^DS
• Thrown into the air before landing on their head, embedding it in sand
• Launched high into the air by a seesaw carrying enough force to separate their upper and lower halves before landing on the sandy ground

Other

• All of them remain active as their body falls apart, with Thok's legs running away as his torso and head are on the ground
  • Parts can be easily reattached
  • Hakaan is blown up with his parts fall back in place to reconstruct him, being completely fine afterwards
• Launch green spheres which burst into green energy
• The Piraka use a force field to block the Toa's attacks which only infrequently drops to allow an attack in
• All of them create or have access to constructs which act under their orders when a smaller creature is placed inside

#Zaktan

Physicals

• Catches a large falling stone
• Has a giant stone hand close on him
• Hit as the top of a giant stone head falls onto him

Other

• Fires energy bolts from his weapon
  • This weapon breaks several large pieces of debris from the ceiling with a shot
• Shoots electric bolts^DS
• Fires a beam which knocks the mask off a Toa^GBA
• Can create a duplicate of himself which can also attack, though it's destroyed by a single shot from a Toa's weapon^GBA
• Disperses into a mass of particles, becoming unaffected by attacks, before reforming^DS

#Hakaan

Physicals

• Blown up inside a chunk of volcanic rock before being reconstructed
• Fine standing on lava
  • Fine being submerged in lava^DS
  • Has a large piece of stone fall on him, submerging him in lava, and shortly after he jumps onto a battlefield
• Sent flying by a stream of fire
• Dodges falling stone objects before leaping a distance

Other

• Fires bolts and streams of fire
  • Releases several large fireballs at once around him^GBA
• Fires explosive energy^GBA
• His head twists around completely
• Teleports short distances^GBA
• Causes the lava in his boss battle chamber to rise^DS

#Vezok

Physicals

• Knocks his own arm off
• Knocks down a large boulder by stomping the ground
• Hit away by a piece of debris carried on a strong wind
• A stone column fall on him, which he then lifts as he gets out from under it
• A giant piece of stone debris falls on him, which he then lifts as he walks out from under it
• Quickly moves around an arena by swimming^GBA

Other

• Fires energy bolts^GBA
• Fires a beam of blue energy
• Launches lava spheres
• Releases spinning blades of energy^GBA
• Creates a field of energy around himself^GBA
• Is implied to have caused a storm which blows away large objects

#Reidak

Physicals

• Lifts and throws a boulder
• A rock falls on his head
• Has a boulder thrown at him, knocking him over
  • Reidak himself struggled to lift said boulder

Other

• His weapon cuts through a metal platform
• Fires energy projectiles^GBA
• Makes a shockwave around himself
• Burrows through sandy ground

#Avak

Physicals

• Lifts a large boulder over his head
• Has a stone fall on his head
• Sent flying away with a strike
• Falls a short distance onto stone
• Repeatedly electrocuted

Other

• Shoots physical projectiles^DS
• Fires energy beams
• Fires explosive energy^GBA
• Creates shockwaves around himself

#Thok

Physicals

• Makes a fissure in thick ice with a strike
• Leaps a distance
• Several boulders fall around him before he pushes his way out
  • Does so again, being flattened by the boulders

Other

• Fires bolts and beams of icy energy
• Strikes himself with energy, creating a shockwave
• Surrounds himself with freezing energy before charging forwards^GBA
  • This attack can freeze a Toa solid, as shown when another boss uses the same attack^GBA

I am the Night Fury Killer.

Relevant RTs

• Hiccup & Toothless
• Astrid Hofferson

Physicals

• Pushes aside Hiccup's fire sword without being burnt.
• Off-screen, overpowers & captures Ruffnut.
• Smacks a spike into wood.
• In point-blank range, shoots Toothless before Toothless shoots him.
• Instantaneously recovers from being smacked in the face by Hiccup who's using extra momentum from gliding down a cliff & lifts himself with 1 hand to stop his fall.
• Aim-dodges Toothless's plasma blast & gets knocked back by another one.
• Showcases good agility when running & climbing around his crashing aerial vehicle.
• Can ride Toothless's GF after mind-controlling her.
• Reacts to Toothless's plasma blast & blocks it with his GF's wing after it's fired.
• Shoots Toothless before Toothless could attack him, instantly recovers from a literal flying kick by Hiccup, lifts his own body weight with 1 hand and tears Hiccup's wings off.

Special Equipment

• Created helmets for the Deathgrippers which inject the Deathgrippers with their own venom, allowing him to mind-control them.
• Deathgripper venom injections which he can also fire out of his crossbow.

Accomplishments

• Slipped past Berk's defenses & left a giant trap in the woods for Toothless.
• Eret calls him the smartest dragon hunter he's ever met.
• Intentionally walks into a trap when Hiccup & the gang allow him to sneak into Hiccup's house, but also sneaks in his Deathgrippers without them noticing.
• Hunted down every last Night Fury except Toothless. (And no, Toothless's GF isn't a Night Fury. She's a Light Fury, a different species which Grimmel wasn't interested in.)

Deathgrippers

Strength

• 4 of them fly, carrying a large metal vehicle.
• Quickly overpowers Ragnar.
  • Ragnar can physically overpower Gobber.
• Can stab into wood with their tail stinger & their claws.
• Busts through wood.
• Stinger stabs into rock and breaks part of it when pulled out.

Durability

• Instantly recover when Cloudjumper throws one into another.
• Takes a flip-kick from Astrid to the face.
• Survives the collapse of the building they are in, burying them under rocks.
• Take hits from Toothless.

Electrical Resistance

• They begin dogpiling Toothless mid-air, so Toothless summons a lightning bolt to hit all of them. The Deathgrippers resist this electrification for a while until an electrical explosion occurs.

Speed

• Catches up to Toothless & his GF.

Acid Breath

• Eats through wood.
• Instantly eats through metal & ignites upon touching air.

Mind-control Venom

• Grimmel injects them with their own venom in the brain, allowing him to mind-control them.
  • Alpha Toothless commands every dragon in Berk & the Hidden World, but can't control them. Only Grimmel can.
  • While captured, Alpha Toothless can selfishly command every Berkian dragon to hand themselves over to Grimmel, despite having Grimmel to rights.
• Grimmel stabs Toothless's GF in the head with their venom, allowing him to mind-control her and ride her. (Even if the venom made her want to listen to others, why she decided to listen to him and not Toothless or Hiccup is unknown.)
• Also can be used as a tranquilizer.

A genius when it came to electronics, Phin Mason's life took a drastic change when she agreed to help her brother destroy a toxic form of energy known as Nuform. He was trapped within a force field by the company' founder and vaporized by a surging reactor, and her phone along with any evidence she had to incriminate his murderer was lost. Becoming radicalized, she joined a gang known as the Underground, transforming it into a terrorist group as she provided advanced weapon and gear in exchange for them assisting her in taking down the company no matter what. This quest put her in conflict with the new Spider-Man, her former close friend Miles Morales, as she refused to give up on this goal no matter what.

#Strength

• Punches Spider-Man out of a dive kick
• Throws and punches Spider-Man up a tall building
• Shield bashes Spider-Man away
• Hits Miles away into a truck
• Slams Miles into a metal railing, denting it, before throwing him away
• Uppercuts Spider-Man away, with him denting a large metal beam
• In gameplay, can hit Miles through large columns
• Bursts through the ceiling of an underground facility to get above ground
• Throws Spider-Man a large distance away

#Durability

• Kicked through a window
• Slammed into a building before dropping a large distance onto a car
• Takes Miles' venom punch to the face
• Takes a beating from Miles
• Jumps down a large distance without injury

#Speed

• Blocks Spider-Man's webbing with a shield
• Punches Spider-Man out of a dive kick
• After putting her gauntlet on her feet after her tech was badly damaged, runs fast and up a building

#Gear

Phin's gear can collapse and be repurposed into other creations, such as a device on her hand being pulled off and placed on her shoes to enhance her speed. She also uses much of the same gear that her gang uses, so feats from them are also included below.

Weapons

• Wields a sword, and her gauntlets can create a shockwave on punching the ground
  • Punches the ground, causing an explosion as nearby cars fly into the air
• Shoots blasts into nearby buildings, breaking their walls
  • Seemingly uses blasts to knock shipping containers off of a ship
• Conjures a homing rocket launcher
• Mines which release pools of damaging energy
• Sends giant sawblades down a skyscraper
• A cannon which launches bands to bind Spider-Man

Mobility

• Creates a grapple to lower herself down a building
  • Used to hit Miles through part of a ruined wall before swinging him through the floor she's standing on
  • Uses both arms to throw Spider-Man a large distance away
• Uses her boot mods to shove Spider-Man back before leaping away
  • After putting her gauntlet on her feet after her tech was badly damaged, runs fast and up a building
  • Wall runs along a ship
• Carries Miles high into the air with a burst of speed
• Bursts out of an underground facility, though it's unclear exactly what gear she used in what way to achieve this

Other Personal Gear

• Her mask disguises her voice
• Blocks Spider-Man's webbing with a shield
  • Blocks bullets
  • Blocks Rhino's punch, sending the villain skidding back a large distance
• Phin's gear is powered by her backpack

Only Used By Her Gang

• Gauntlets which expand to cover a person's arm, which one person then uses to chokeslam Miles out of a window. This person also falls multiple storeys without issue, likely also due to one of Tinkerer's devices
  • Punches out a Roxxon enforcer
  • Lets them block Miles' punches
• Swords which cut a table in half and extend to grab Spider-Man before throwing him away
• A hammer and shield, the former of which destroys concrete floor with a strike
• Firearms which shoot purple projectiles, and some form of enhancement which lets them jump large distances
  • These guns seemingly materialize in their hands
• Grenades which create a burst of energy

Other

• Jammers which block Spider-Man's sensors
• Their bases use jammers which turn them into signal dead zones
• Created devices which hack a billboard to show her gang logo, relaying off a device a short distance away
• Creates a suit out of programmable matter
• Blocks off the entrance to their base with a panel filled with over 300 kilojoules of electricity

#Other

• Fixes a doorbell that's been broken for years
• Once upgraded swimming goggles to have sonar and a heads-up display
• Got really good at table tennis within a week
• Designed the Big Wheel

"You cannot escape. There's no one coming to rescue you. No one who can relieve your suffering but me. Give me this very small thing and your death will be a quick one. Say the words. 'The Wizard is Reed Richards' superior.' Say them, or suffer the consequences."

Bentley Wittman was a genius who seemingly excelled at whatever he set his mind to: He built his fortune on his patents, solved impossible puzzles, and when he grew bored of that he used his mind and inventions to fool the masses as a stage magician. But when the Fantastic Four appeared, his goals dramatically shifted. Believing there was only a limited amount of fame in the world, and that the presence of the team's accomplishments somehow discredited his own, he set his sights upon discrediting and usurping them. As he did, he developed a particular niche in using anti-grav technology (taking on the alias of the Wingless Wizard), and a trait for picking up several other villains to take on the Fantastic Four as the Frightful Four. Over time, the exact focus of his plans may change, from attempting to prevent what he perceived to be the end of the world to attempting to bring his clone son away from the Richards and under his non-existent wing. However, his hatred of the Fantastic Four would always remain as strong as ever.

#Legend

This thread is accurate up to 1/11/2024 (Last Appearance: Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver #4)

#Strength

Striking

• Punches away a man in power armour, cracking it^Spot#26
• Sends an untransformed Ben Grimm back with one punch, bending metal with another^F4-1#78
• Shatters a cast-iron anvil with a strike^F4-1#78
• Knocks the Thing over with a flying charge^F4-1#129

Other

• Throws an untransformed Ben Grimm across a room^F4-1#78
• Tears off and throws a building's spire^F4-1#81

#Durability

Blunt Force

• Has a mass of bricks thrown at him^ASM#213
• Punched by Scott Lang^FF-2#7
• Punched in the face by Reed Richards^F4-1#78
• Punched by a clone of second mutation Thing^F4-1#333
• Punched by Wonder Man^Av#313
• Hit away by Dragon Man, who sends him through a Mad Thinker android^F4-1#300
• Smashed through a wall by Carnage^SC#1 and later takes a series of punches from the Symbiote, one making him crack a wall^SC#2
• Blown through a brick wall^F4-1#81
• Takes punches from the Thing, with one of them sending him through the outer wall of a building^F4-1#301
• Kicked high out of a building^PP#5

Other

• Dropped off a roof and onto a van^SC#4
• Blasted through a wall^AU#10
• Hit by Crystal's shockwaves that she makes to counter the Wizard's own^F4-1#81
• Struck by a beam of sound from Klaw^F4-1#326

#Speed

• Dodges Blastaar's blast^WGC#10
• Flies into the atmosphere and out of the Human Torch's sight so fast that the Torch thinks he's seeing things^F4-1#38

#Intelligence

Schemes

• Lures Spider-Man and the Human Torch into a cave, coating them in a magnetic field to attract boulders towards them both as they're trapped inside a small area^ASM#Annual4
• Escapes a prison by playing a model prisoner, using the chemicals from the infirmary to melt a hole in his cell wall, then leaving through the cell door as guards run through the hole to try and find him^ST#105
• Manufactures a cave in only the Human Torch can save him from, uses this to invite him to his house, then douses and traps Johnny so he can steal the Torch's identity^ST#102

Other

• Is a leading contender in international chess championships (including beating a chess robot ten times in a row) and solves a supposedly impossible puzzle^ST#102
• Cured Sandman after he had been transformed into living glass^F4-1#94
• Infects a video with a trojan horse that takes down the Baxter Building's security when played, and has a second virus that meant when Reed repeatedly played it after purging the first virus it taught a security door to unlock itself^Hulk#19

#Anti-Gravity Disks

General

• Holds a supply of these in his helmet^F4-1#36
• Throws a mass of disks at once^DP#35
• Uses the Trapster's paste to stick to targets^F4-1#43
• Can be mentally controlled^CiC
  • Does this outside of his suit^AvTh#3
• Default to sending a person they hit into the air^F4-1#42
• Programs one to set a person down in a different part of the city^F4-1#177
• Holds the master disc on his suit's chest, with this being able to negate the effect of other discs on his allies^F4-1#43
• Can be remotely destroyed^SSM#159
• Are immune to basic sorcery^IIM#6

Regular Strength

• During its initial refinement, becomes capable of lifting any household object, with it being shown to lift a desk^ST#118
• Two disks lift an army jeep^SSM#42
• Have a strong enough pull to overpower Spider-Man's wall crawling^SSM#42
• Three disks tear a prison cell out of the building^SSM#159
• Many disks are used to lift a large arena into the sky^SSM#159
• Pins Mr. Fantastic's arms to a wall^F4-1#130

Large Disks

• A larger disk lifts the Thing into the air^F4-1#515
  • At least these disks attach themselves to a target even if only their side hits them^F4-1#516
• Has a man-sized disk he attaches Johnny Storm to^F4-1#43
• An enormous disk lifts the Empire State Building into the air, and destroys a helicopter that gets too close^MWHA

Other

• Used as restraints, holding people in the air by their arms^SC#1
• A group of thrown disks can create a field of antigravity within them^DP#35
• Can greatly amplify an electric charge given through his wonder gloves^F4-3#29

#Other Anti-Gravity

Affecting People

• Used to allow himself to fly^F4-1#36
  • Capable of immediately redirecting himself in midair^F4-1#81
• Pulls Redd Richards down a corridor^F4-1#41
• Lifts a sleeping Thing from a road and into the home Bentley's inside^F4-1#41
• Throws the other members of the Frightful Four around a cabin, breaking wood^F4-1#36
• Reverses his anti-grav's power, causing the Thing to fall to the ground^F4-1#36

Affecting Objects

• Grabs and throws a chair with a tractor beam^She#1
• Tears out and throws away a metal gate^Av-7#1.1
• Throws a water tank at the Fantasticar^F4-1#81
• Sends his prison cell flying into the air^She#4
• Causes all the rocks, trees, and grass beneath him to rise into the air, revealing the location of Reed and Sue^F4-1#42

Other

• Alters the direction of gravity in an unused underground tunnel^F4-1#516
• Freely changes the direction of gravity in his base^F4-1#516
• Sometimes uses a flying platform which can create a blinding light beneath it^FF#22
• Has a chessboard turn into a flying device when a chess piece touches a certain square, with a prison not detecting anything when examining the board and pieces separately^FFU#5
• While in a cell and only with items that Bruce Banner confirmed he would not be able to use to escape it, creates a means of sending the cell itself flying into the air^She#4
• Loads a shotgun with anti-gravity pellets^ST#118
• Sprays two men with an anti-grav mist, causing them to helplessly float in the air for a few hours^SH#15

#Wonder Gloves

Beam Attacks

• Shoots two people^SC#1
• Fires a low-strength laser from his finger which reflects many times over through the ground glass he threw at his targets^DP#35
• Knocks out Reed Richards with a volt blast^F4-1#78
• Knocks out the Thing with a pair of finger blasts^F4-1#94
• Blasts a hole in a wall^SC#3
• Destroys part of a large brick chimney^ASM#213
• Creates an explosion which breaks metal^F4-1#78
• Blows up Reed's tracking machine^F4-1#148
• Destroys the front of a truck^F4-1#81
• Blasts a building^F4-1#81
• Makes a large explosion on a boat^She#1

Other Attacks

• Can electrify people on touch^FFU#5
• Presumably responsible for giving Reed a series of electrically-induced seizures^Hulk#19
• Shocks Reed with a neural disruptor^F4-1#548
• Has flamethrowers^WS
• Creates a typhoon sphere which engulfs the Human Torch, putting out his fire before throwing him across a room^F4-1#78
  • Claims he can have the sphere remain active for days^F4-1#300
• Makes a series of shockwaves burst from the ground by striking it^F4-1#81
• Punches through an intangible Vision, causing a power surge^Av#313

Non-Causality

• Afflicts the Human Torch with a field of non-causality, making every action (including his flame turning off) equally likely^FFU#5
  • Grabbing the Torch while he's in this field causes the non-causality to spread throughout the mansion, affecting other members of the Fantastic Four^FFU#5
• Creates a pocket of non-causality in front of him, redirecting a repulsor blast back at his attacker^Spot#26

Other

• Creates a force field around him which protects him from the Human Torch's flames^F4-1#78
  • Protects him from fire which fills a store^MCP#88
• Fends off Klaw's sound attack^FFU#5
• Makes an electric lasso to kill a person^SC#1
• Uses a pressure ray to shoot water out of a tank, extinguishing the Human Torch^F4-1#81
  • Presumably used to make a fire hydrant burst as he flies past^F4-1#81
• Uses a kinetic stabilizer to solidify Sue's force field, trapping her and Reed for 41 minutes^F4-1#515
• Sends 'electro waves' to destroy his former pair of Wonder Gloves in the ownership of the Fantastic Four^F4-1#81
• Will only work alongside a main control stud inside the Wizard's suit^F4-1#78

#Helmet

Mind Control

• Can be used to mind control people^SC#2
• Exploits a psychic weakness in Medusa to get him to act as the mother in his constructed family^FF-2#7
• Used to control a prison guard from a distance, making him release a recently incarcerated Carnage^SC#1
• He originally tries to control Carnage while Cletus Kasady was in a vegitative state, but couldn't because his mind was gone.^SC#1 He later changes his approach to try and control the Symbiote itself^SC#2 before ultimately succeeding by attaching the Symbiote to a new host, though Carnage's host is aware they are only being forced to follow a hypnotic suggestion and will break free as soon as Wizard's concentration lapses^SC#3
• Identifies Otto Octavius is in control of Spider-Man's body when he attempts to control him, though he dismisses it as being caused by his deteriorating mental state^SC#4

Other

• Its padding protects the wearer from Black Bolt's voice (albeit potentially weakened through the device he was wearing at the time) and psychic attacks^In
• Sees through the eyes of his clone son using his helmet^F4-6#31

#Other Suit Abilities

• Can be summoned to him^She#1
• Releases a number of flying cameras^F4-1#515
  • These can turn on and off on a verbal command^F4-1#515
• Has him and the rest of the Frightful Four teleport away^F4-1#515
• Creates a burst of light which makes the Fantastic Four believe he's removed their biological protections from their own powers, though this was merely an illusion^F4-3#29
• Releases a beam which traps the Trapster in a self-contained time loop, forcing him to relive his last moments repeatedly^F4-1#515

#Weapons

Rays

• Wields a blaster^TU#2
  • Uses a different blaster to destroy a door^FC#15
• Fires a beam of pure white energy, knocking out an untransformed Human Torch^ST#118
• A ray gun sends an amplified pain signal which travels via visible light frequencies, allowing it to pass through Sue Storm's forcefield^F4-1#547
• Makes a disintegrator ray which dissolves anything of a specific material, leaving anything else unharmed^MWHA
• Uses a beam to weaken Spider-Man and Namor while taking Spider-Man's spider-sense and giving it to Namor^ASM#214-215

Explosives

• Heat-seeking explosive disks^MWHA
• Plants a bomb to go off when a ship activates its FTL drive^547
• Invented the Q-Bomb, said to be the most potent explosive device in the world at the time^F4-1#38
  • It destroyed a small island on detonating^F4-1#34

Other

• An electric pistol^NA#37
• A large canister which Reed uses to spray tear gas down a chimney^F4-1#42
• A device which fills a large building with gas^UT#6
• The Ultra-Amplifier takes sound and greatly increases it, making Medusa unable to stand due to its force^SH#15

#Home

Rooms

• Raises wall panels to trap Sue Storm^ST#105
  • Plants a bomb in one of these walls that will blow up in five minutes, or immediately if it detects the room increasing in temperature by a degree^ST#105
• Uses an asbestos-lined room to trap the Human Torch^ST#102
• Creates a dimensional matrix on two doors, trapping She-Hulk to walk back and forth in the same small room without realizing^Av#235
  • When she destroys the walls, a failsafe causes six-inch thick slabs of steel to come down^Av#235
  • Other rooms have this kind of doorway^FFU#5
• One room puts a person in anti-gravity before firing upon him with a large number of lasers, and has another room which generates a pocket of non-causality which makes all actions equally likely to occur, therefore making Scarlet Witch unable to cast a hex^AV#235
  • This field is weaker at the edges, allowing Scarlet Witch to break through^Av#235

Other

• Has devices to take off his clothes and a chair made of air^ST#102
• Makes a hologram of the Wizard^FFU#5
• Creates electromagnetic force fields^ST#105
• Alerts Wizard to the destruction of the duplicate Plant-Man made of him^Av#235
• Triggers a letheo-ray, which stuns the Fantastic Four for a short period while wiping their memories of their actions in his home^FFU#5
• Has a thermo-nuclear explosive beneath it which could blow up half of Long Island^Av#235

#Id Machine

• A helmet used to weaken the good parts of a person's character while amplifying the bad, brainwashing them into an evil servant of the Wizard^F4-1#41
  • This was modified into a giant ray gun, though it requires an incredible amount of power and is not seen used^SH#15
• After the Sandman turned good, used the id machine to revert him back to being Flint Marko, the criminal^PPSM#12
• Modified the technology into a small device he planted on the back of Medusa's neck, feeding thoughts into her mind to make her align with his desires while preventing her from being aware of its presence^FC#15
• Makes a person highly susceptible to what the Wizard tells them^F4-1#41
  • The Thing was given a hypnotic command to fall asleep whenever the Wizard said 'sleep'^F4-1#41
• A controlled person cannot fight as fluidly as they normally can, with Spider-Man not varying his approach to fighting the Human Torch despite it clearly not working due to only being able to follow his given orders^TU#2

#Vehicles

Anti-Grav Ship

• His primary mode of transport is a flying anti-grav ship, which makes it unaffected by Sandman's attempt to hinder it by increasing his density to weigh it down^F4-1#36
• Is flameproof, with the Human Torch being unable to burn into it^F4-1#36
• Flies low and fast enough to evade detection on radar^F4-1#36
• Quickly reaches the upper edges of the atmosphere^F4-1#36
• Lifts Medusa through the air towards it^SH#15
• Shoots jets of fire to shake off anyone holding onto the outside^F4-1#36

Other Vehicles

• A flying jet machine which carries him and Mysterio away^ASM#Annual4
• A summoned flying car which breaks through a prison wall^ASM#Annual24
• Develops an atomic-powered boring device^ST#102

#Chemicals

• While in prison, creates a small capsule which blows up a prison gate when thrown^ST#110
• Uses the contents of a prison's infirmary to make a solution which quickly melts through a prison wall^ST#105
• Invents a sleeping gas that knocks out a prison guard after blowing it on him^ST#118
  • Later uses this in thrown pellets^ST#118
  • Later still uses an aerosolized sleep spray to knock out the Thing^F4-1#36
• Makes a sleeping gas which knocks out the Thing while not killing the young Franklin Richards, who's right next to him^F4-1#301
• Develops a gas which rapidly expands in contact with air, with a small capsule allowing him to break out of a steel safe^ST#102
• Makes a solution which evaporates oxygen which Paste Pot Pete can use^ST#110
• Makes a spray which forces Sue Storm to turn visible^ST#105

#Wearable Inventions

• Small air masks^ASM#214
• While disguising himself as a hero, claims he's listening into a concert happening downtown, presumably through his mask^PP#2
• Puts an electrified collar on Savage She-Hulk^SSH#1
• Designed a suit which can catch fire while leaving himself unharmed and fly with a back-mounted jet to steal the Human Torch's identity^ST#102
  • In this suit, flies through a reflector thrown by Spider-Man^ASM#Annual4
  • Melts through a bank vault, prison cell locks, and seemingly the outer wall of a prison^ST#102
  • Creates writing in the sky^ST#102
• Made a suit that greatly amped Hydro-Man's powers, while also including failsafes to ensure his obedience^F4-1#514
• Made a device which automatically sprays the Human Torch with water whenever he tries to flame on, negating it^F4-1#41
• Uses a head-mounted device to neutralize Sue Storm's powers^F4-1#549
• Creates a collar that negates the effect of Black Bolt's voice as a teenager while also allowing its power to be used with precision, though its echo results in a full-force blast^In

#Robots

• Makes a lifelike mechanical statue of himself to talk with Mysterio before he blasts it^ASM#Annual4
• Uses a mass of robots to take apart underground tracks^UT#6
• A robot which disguises itself as a villain known as the Bogeyman, dismantling itself on command^PP#2
  • Either this or a different robot disguises itself as Wizard's superhero alias of Agent Aether, acting as a hero under the Power Pack's control^PP#5
• Created robot clone duplicates of himself with in-built self-destruct functionality, with them piloting other robots designed specifically to counter the Fantastic Four's powers^F4-1#570
• Developed a giant mechanical spider which climbs up a building, shoots lasers at Spider-Man, and explodes^ASM#213

#Other Inventions

• Can create clones, with him using these as an excuse to try and regain guardianship of his own clone son^F4-6#38
  • He could see through the eyes of this clone son^F4-6#31
• A ring with a tiny saw inside, allowing him to quickly cut through chains^ST#102
• Has some false teeth, one of which releases a blinding magnesium flare when thrown, while another blows a hole in a wall^TU#58
• Gives himself a holographic disguise^F4-6#38
• Presumably responsible for creating a temporal distortion to disguise the presence of him and several other geniuses^Alpha
• Converted his air chair invention to lift an entire building into the air^UT#6
• Invented a monitor to observe the Fantastic Four through^F4-1#94
• Makes a microcircuit computer in prison which he hides under a layer of fake skin which summons a flying vehicle to him^ASM#Annual24
• Made a computer virus to circumvent 4 Freedoms Plaza's defences^F4#327
• Creates a force field around a building^UT#6
• Puts Sandman in a 'genetic straightjacket' to prevent him from escaping, though he is able to physically break out^PPSM#12
• Makes a device to be able to control the Nexus of All Realities^HD
• Traps several people in a virtual reality world while being unaware they're at the epicentre of his attempt to bring the Negative Zone to Earth, which without interference would've taken place at the cost of destroying New York^ASM#Annual1999

#Empowered Forms

###Carnage

While suffering from rapidly-deteriorating dementia given to him by Black Bolt, Wizard made one last Frightful Four lineup before his mind could give out. In doing so, he recruited Klaw and forcibly enlisted a recently-incarcerated Carnage to his side. Ultimately, Carnage would be torn away from its new host, causing it to bond with the nearby Wizard briefly, in the process curing his cognitive decline.^SC#5

• Kills a man, with the implication that he tore off his legs^SC#5
• Lifts and throws a car^SC#5
• Forms a blade with his arm before getting kicked away by Spider-Man^SC#5
  • Can impale Spider-Man with a blade^SC#5

###Power Pack

When Kamala's Law allowed powered juveniles to fight crime under an adult mentor, the Power Pack found themselves in need of one quickly. This came in the form of Agent Aether, actually Wizard in disguise, who told them the best way they could make a difference would be to use their powers and help generate free electricity. In the process, though, he actually drained their powers, channelling them into himself until he was tricked into giving them back.^PP#3

• Speeds down from an upper floor of a skyscraper before moving out of the way of one of Energizer's shots^PP#5
• While watching the Power Pack on the news, speeds to the location, picks them all up before the mug he was holding can fall more than a few inches, and brings them back to the lab. He also claims he can move at the speed of light^PP#5
• Releases a giant burst of energy^PP#3
  • This was redirected just enough to avoid the death of one of the Power Pack by the members using what little remained of their powers in unison^PP#4
  • Another energy ball created an explosion out the side of a building^PP#4
• Creates a scattershot of energy which breaks a large crater in the ground and throws shipping containers into the air^PP#4
• Makes a teen and all the objects behind him float into the air^PP#4
• The process of stealing powers led to his personality being imparted on the Power Pack^PP#4

###Imminence

The Wizard was visited by the Griever at the End of All Things under the name of Imminence, showing him the end of the universe. Seeing her as an angel, Wizard followed orders, setting about to kill Wanda and Pietro Maximoff. During this period, it is said that his powers were amplified due to the influence of Imminence, though exactly how is never shown.

The Wizard

• Shoots lasers, create a force field that protects him from Quicksilver, and sets the speedster on fire^SWQ#4
• Makes a typhoon sphere which encompasses a building, trapping Scarlet Witch in a maelstrom while walking out himself^SWQ#1-2
• Creates a large drill out of a typhoon sphere to destroy his base^SWQ#3
• Makes a barrier around Scarlet Witch, trapping her^SWQ#2
• Hits Wanda with a dart which prevents her from remembering the words to spells and sprays a stream of fire from his gloves^SWQ#1
  • She can still cast spells which do not require verbal components^SWQ#2

Frightful Four Hundred

• A squadron of four hundred beings with enough thought to act independently while still being subservient to the Wizard, who can feel them all as he would appendages^SWQ#2
  • They are constructed out of a mix of mechanical and biological parts^SWQ#1
  • They are a hivemind^SWQ#3
• Attempting to scan part of one results in the part self-destructing while alerting the rest of the Four Hundred to its location so they can teleport in^SWQ#2
• Uses binoculars to see and hear Quicksilver from a thousand miles away, then shoot him with an anti-grav pellet from three miles away^SWQ#1

#Other

• Accurately disguises himself as Johnny Storm^ST#118
  • His impersonation is good enough to fool Sue Storm until after he attacks her and lets out a laugh unlike Johnny's^ST#118
  • Disguises himself as a prison guard using materials he scavenged inside the prison^ST#118
• Clones Klaw from a sample from BitTorrent^F4-1#549
• Once escaped Rikers before they could shut the cell door on him^Spot#26
• His inventions have security systems which will trigger if any one of them deactivates, with people needing to cut all six wires at once to prevent this happening^PP#5
• Puts an ad in the paper to recruit a new Frightful Four member^F4-1#176
• While disguising himself as a superhero, carried business cards^PP#2
• Legally changed his name to Wizard^FFU#5
  • This isn't a one-off claim, and has been repeatedly referenced^SWQ#1
• Would kill a child^F4-1#301
• On numerous occasions breaks out of jail only to go back to his home instead of trying to lay low elsewhere^Av#235

####“Yes, we’ve been forced from our home. Yes, we’ve been betrayed by those we trusted. But we are Addams’s, and we will not submit. Who recalls the fable of the Tortoise and the Hare? The swift, yet lazy little cottontail, and his slow but determined companion? What does this story teach us?”

####“Kill the Hare! Skin it! Boil it!”

####“Put the Tortoise on the highway!”

####“During rush hour!”

####“Yes! We will survive! Poison us, strangle us, break our bones; we will come back for more! And why?”

####“Because we like it!”

###“Because We’re Addams’s!”

#Respect The Addams Family!

You might be on a daily walk or roadtrip or whatever else where you pass a mysterious mansion: derelict, run-down, built right next to a graveyard; you would assume the thing was haunted. Well unfortunately that’s just the home of the Addams Family. Enjoyers of all things morbid and macabre, this family has been causing trouble for neighbors, lawyers, and all that come to visit for as long as they’ve been around. With their seemingly infinite supply of wealth, you may be tempted to try and get a piece of what they’ve got. But let this be your warning: Stay away from the Addams Family!

All Feats from The Addams Family is marked with a 1. All Feats from Addams Family Values is marked with 2.

Note: Despite being part of the family, Neither Morticia Addams nor Grandmama have any feats themselves, unfortunately.

#Gomez Addams

The Patriarch of the Addams Household. A man of sheer devotion to his family, his hobbies, and of course his love for his wife.

Strength

• Throws his rapier hard enough to embed it into the door^1

• While Fester is on top of him, he flips him onto his back, and throws a knife by his head, which embeds itself in the ground^1

• Puts Fester in chokehold that he says almost killed him^1

• Bangs his head against Fester’s, which disorientates Fester but is he is unfazed^1

• Flips Fester high into the air during a dance^1

• Embeds a knife into the ground again^1

• Arm Wrestles with Thing and eventually wins^2

• Spins Morticia so fast that she creates a tail of fire as she moves^2

Skill

• Hits a golf ball from the roof of his house through his neighbor’s window, into his bowl of cereal.^1 and again, with Fester^1

• As he is turned around, he is able to catch a suitcase thrown at him on his fencing sword, and then fling it onto his desk. He then fences against another man, humiliating him, then uses his sword to fling a man’s pen into the air, then throws his sword into the air, backflips onto his desk where he catches both in each hand^1

• Fences against the same man, where after being hit in the hand, disarms him and puts the two swords around his neck^1

• Flips through his calendar really fast^1

• During a dance with Fester, he juggles knives, and throws one into Fester’s mouth^1

• Throws Fester at the wall, and then throws knives around him to pin him there^2

• Throws darts at Lurch he moves the target board in front so he gets a bullseye, and is able to ricochet dart multiple times off of objects and walls^2

• Performs multiple backflips and then catches a thrown knife in his mouth^2

Miscellaneous

• Smoked cigars since he was five^1

• Flips through a window^1

• Fester says that when they were younger, he opened Gomez’s skull to remove his brain. Gomez was not aware of this^2

• Implied to have lead to the death of an entire cruise on his honeymoon with Morticia^2

#Uncle Fester

Gomez Addams brother and the Uncle of the household. His offputting looks are only matched by his off putting nature.

Strength

• Grabs a man by his neck, pushes him against a wall and rotates him until he’s upside down, all with one hand^1

• Tackles Gomez to the ground, though gets flipped onto his back after^1

• Kicks open a door^1

• Flips Gomez with one hand^1

• Says when he was younger, he choked Gomez so hard he had to be put on a respirator. He also says he remove his brain with him knowing, somehow^2

Electricity

• Gets shot by lightning and channels it through his head^1

• Puts a lightbulb in his mouth which causes it to glow^1

• Appears just fine after Debbie throws a plugged-in Jukebox into the bath with him^2

Miscellaneous

• Juggles knives with Gomez during a dance, which ends with Gomez throwing one into his mouth^1

• Fester teaches Wednesday and Pugsley about the construction of dynamite and where to use them^1

• Fester builds a mechanism^1 for Wednesday and Pugsley that sprays fake (?) blood everywhere during a school play^1

• Morticia says Fester is able to speak twelve languages fluently^2

• Is scorched but otherwise fine after explosion that completely destroys the mansion he’s in^2

#Wednesday and Pugsley Addams

The two children of the family. Stoic Wednesday and Naive Pugsley frequently engage in childish frivolities, though perhaps with a bit more brutality than one would expect.

Wednesday

• Wednesday fires a crossbow at a tied up Pugsley with an apple in his mouth. Consider he’s still alive through the rest of the movie, she assumably made the shot?^1

• Camouflaged herself by painting herself the colors of the wall^2

• Set up a prank to scare her friend by making a hand reach through a grave^2

Pugsley

• Melts open a lock on a chest to open it^1

• Gets bitten by a bear trap, and reacts with a “Cool!”^1

• Takes a stop sign out of the ground, which leads to an audible car crash^1

• Uses a toy bow-and-arrow to shoot down a bald eagle, driving them to extinction^2

“Play”

• Pugsley plays with a guillotine, while Wednesday sets up an electric chair for Pugsley,^1 which she uses electrocute him^1

• Pugsley, Wednesday and Fester play with dynamite, which Fester says could blow up small structures^1

• Sets up a “lemonade” stand, where after Lurch drinks the concoction, it causes him to spit up fire^1

• Buries a cat alive^2

• Saws through the balusters of a staircase^2

• Uses a guillotine to slice a watermelon, then attempt to behead Pubert, but he catches the falling blade^2

• Shatters a window off screen with an audible gunshot^2

• Plays with blow torches to burn a doll they have^2

• Holds an anvil with a rope, and attempts to crush Pubert by dropping it on him, though he gets picked up before that happens^2

• Initiates a riot during a thanksgiving play along with all the other social outcasts in which they burn the set with torches and flaming arrows, tie up the camp counselors and children, and ends with Wednesday implying to burn a girl alive^2

#Pubert Addams

The newest member of the Addams household. The small creature earns a lot of affection from the other members of the house; much to the ire of Wednesday and Pugsley.

Physicals

• Falls from a significant height of the roof of the house to Gomez and Morticia’s window, where Gomez catches him^2

• Catches the falling blade of a guillotine as he’s about to be beheaded^2

• Crawls on top of and slides down a stair handrail, onto a skateboard, which leads him onto a blank of wood, where a cannonball falls on the other side, which launches him upwards through a window (so high that he passes a nearby airplane) then falls back down, completely unscathed^2

Miscellaneous

• Fires a flaming arrow from his crib^2

• Breathes fire from his crib^2

• Used a knife to cut a hole through its crib and escape^2

• Redirects the current of an electric chair’s cable by connecting two wires, which sends it back to Debbie who pulled with switch, where she gets electrocuted into a pile of ash^2

#Thing

A disembodied hand. What more is there to say? It's just... thing.

Strength

• Pulls a wagon of a bunch of personal possessions^1

• Arm Wrestles with Gomez, nearly winning but eventually lost^2

Dexterity

• Catches a golf club that was thrown to it, and throws it into a golf club bag^1

• Catches Gomez’s rapier as its tossed to it, then flings itself to land the sword in its sheath^1

• Hops across lily pads^1

• Gets a job as a courier in an office, where he pulls a wagon of mail and very quickly throws packages onto various people’s desks^1

• Crosses a busy street, and grabs onto a moving car to hitch a ride to a motel^1

Miscellaneous

• Can communicate with Gomez through Sign language or morse code^1

• Gets flinged with enough to force to launch it through hospital doors and onto a baby^2

• Killer on a skateboard^2

• Somehow drives a car, albeit very poorly^2

#Lurch

The Frankenstein's Monster-like butler of the house. He’s a creature of few words.

Feats

• Lifts a car^1

• Carries an entire uprooted tree^1

• After drinking a drink made by Wednesday and Pugsley, he spits up fire and scorches a statue^1

• Bonked by a cannonball falling on his head from the roof of the house^2

• Moves the target into place as Gomez throws darts at him, even ones that ricochet multiple times off of objects. Eventually catches a dart in his mouth, where he swallows it without issue^2

• Plays a mean organ.^1 and a snake^1

#Family Resources

The House Itself

• The gate to the house moves on its own. It shuts on a person’s shoulder, and restrains him hard enough that he has to rip his jacket to get out^1

• The house has a secret door behind a bookshelf that opens when a certain book is pulled^1

• The passages leads to a room with many chains, that if a certain one is pulled, drops Gomez and Fester onto a slide, which^1 leads the whole underground waterway, which contains the vault of the Addams family’s most valuable possessions^1

• Pulling the wrong chain will pulls Fester through the top, where he’s dragged through pipes and water tubes, and is dropped at the outside of the house^1

• The whole grounds of the house includes a dung heap, a graveyard, an abyss, a bottomless pit, a ravine, and an abandoned well^1

• Gomez says that they family owns deposits of quicksand, fumes and toxic waste^1

• A trap door in Wednesday’s room leads her to through a vent to the outside of the house^1

Objects and Possessions

• Have a large cauldron that the family assumably uses to pour some sort of liquid over Christmas carolers^1

• The bear rug is alive, and is able to bite down on the leg of a passerby^1

• Owns a finger trap from the court of Emperor Wu, which is able to trap a woman’s two index fingers together^1

• Requires that another person uses two hands to unlock the mechanism^1

• Morticia says they would never run out of cyanide^1

• Gomez has a train set that when played, the family can identify the parts just by the movements of the train, and when it crashes it causes the whole house to shake. It also has like, an actually human in it, somehow^1

• The family owns a large collection of novels, that when opened, will produce an effect that is referenced by the name of the book. For example, Gone With The Wind emits a large gust of wind^1

• A man sunbathes with the book The Sun Also Rises^1

• Fester uses the book called Hurricane Irene: Nightmare from Above to cause a burst of wind to disarm a woman of her gun, then opens the book fully which causes a large storm, which launches two people out of the house, and shoots lightning^1

• The family has a garden with plants that are alive, where it grapples a woman on the outside of the house^1 and completely entangles her^1

• Morticia owns a small potted plant that is alive^1

Michael Williams: There's people out here messing with us, and I'm not going to play with that.

Heather Donahue: How do you know it was people?

Michael Williams: Well, even if it isn't, I'm not going to play with that, either!

If you were to ask anybody from Burkittsville, Maryland, about the Black Hills and the evil that lives there, you would hear one of dozens of ghost stories. Historians could tell you about the Eileen Treacle drowning of 1825, while old-timers would bring up the Rustin Parr child killings of the 1940s, and younger folks might only know about the three Montgomery College students who went missing in the 90s. But chances are good that the story they’d tell you would make mention of the Blair Witch.

In the late 1700s, when Burkittsville still went by the name Blair, Elly Kedward was accused of witchcraft and drawing blood from children. She was banished from Blair territory and bound to a tree in the Black Hills forest, where she’d die of exposure in the wintery woods. If her former neighbors thought that they were safe after Kedward’s death, they were sorely mistaken. Seemingly overnight, the children in Blair started to go missing. Further tragedy after tragedy struck Blair, particularly in and around the Black Hills, from missing persons to mass killings. Not even renaming the town was enough to erase the area’s dark fate.

No one knows for sure if Elly Kedward still haunts the woods or there’s just something evil that hides in the trees, but ask the locals and they’ll all give you the same advice: stay out of the woods after dark.

Key

The source key can be found here. Hover over a feat to see its source.

Notes

The Blair Witch famously does not appear in the original movie or any other (good) part of the franchise. It’s very possible that what happens in the Black Hill woods is some kind of phenomenon that is not attached to the spirit of a dead witch. For example, some Native American tribes who’ve lived in Burkittsville for centuries attribute the evil in the woods to the dark spirit, Okee, rather than Elly Kedward. A shaman from a the Nanticoke tribe refers to the evil as Hec-aitomix, explaining that it existed since before humanity began. However, since most of the characters in-universe believe in the Elly Kedward legend as the source of the evil, this thread will mostly be written as if it’s her influence that makes the woods what they are.

There are also some inconsistencies in the legend of the Witch, like how the 2016 movie states that people die if they even look at the Witch, while she makes appearances in several of the Blair Witch Files books. Whether those are discrepancies in a 250 year old legend or a 25 year old media franchise, I'll leave up to you.

##The Witch's Appearances

• A Burkittsville resident encountered who she thinks to be the Witch as a child, recalling a woman with dark fur covering her body meeting her by Tappy Creek.
• A child claims that she met a woman whose feet didn’t touch the ground in the woods
• Excerpts from the Blair Witch Cult, a book from 1809 that details Blair’s dark history, claims that the Witch manually decapitates children, controls the animals and trees in the woods, and reiterates that she walks without touching the ground
• Randy Donahue encountered the witch alone in the woods one as a child, when she referred to him by his last name
• She looks sort of like a woman, but covered in shadow, and she hovers over the ground. Her eyes glow like hot coals.

##Environmental Control

Shifting Geography

• The group decides to just head south, but after a while, they find they’ve been walking in a big circle
• A group tracking their vehicle with a GPS device finds that they’ve been walking in a big circle for hours
• Using a camera drone to look above the woods, a woman can’t see any landmark other than trees before the drone crashes out due to hitting the distance limit
• The search parties looking for Mike and Heather were out in the same area of the woods at the same time as the missing parties, but they never ran into each other. Search helicopters and people on the ground did not find any trace of the college kids during these searches.
• Heather and Mike are seen walking up a steep hill in their video footage. In reality, there are no steep hills in that portion of the woods, as determined by an anonymous geological investigator.
• Laura starts walking away from Rustin Parr’s house in one direction, but soon finds herself back at the house minutes later
• Two hikers walk in a straight line for an hour but end up back where they started
• The paths change when Doc isn’t looking, deviating from the paths detailed on the map
• Ellis enters the Parr house, then goes down a set of stairs to the basement, somehow ending up back at the building’s entrance
• Ellis sees the Parr house rebuild itself, going from a decades-old abandoned structure to an intact, painted, cozy home in seconds. It then falls back into its dilapidated state after he enters an upstairs bedroom.
• Ellis steps into a room before the door disappears behind, then the walls close in on themselves before the room turns into a concrete cell. After this, the room goes back to normal.

Trees

• A tree inexplicably falls over and lands on a man
• Trees bends down and block safe paths with thick roots
• As Ellis flees through the woods, several trees fall to block his path forward
• Some trees bleed

Other

• When the three college kids left their car, the ground was moist, but any footprints leading away from the vehicle have disappeared
• The creak that Eileen Treacle drowned in was two feet deep. Witnesses claimed to see a pale arm grab the girl and pull her into the water.
• Two days after Treacle's drowning, the creek's water turned into non potable, oily sludge and was filled with stick charms.
• In 1999, the oily creek spell was repeated, poisoning the drinking water for a group of campers. A later chemical analysis determines that phelsine, a compound found in human blood, is the contaminant in the water.

##Creation

Conjuring Objects

The Parr House

• The 1994 trio’s film reels were also found beneath the layer of ash generated when the house burned down in the 1940s, which should be physically impossible without disturbing the ash layer
• Heather’s backpack was found inside the walls of the Parr house, despite their being no indication that the walls or the surrounding ground had been disturbed recently
• Rustin Parr’s burning house appears in the woods, several decades after it burned down. After a boy escapes the burning building, it quickly burns to ash, which is blown away, returning the ruins to the exact state they were for decades.

Within People's Bodies

• Ashley cuts her foot on a rock when crossing a creek. The next day, the wound starts spasming. Later still, Ashley starts bleeding from higher up in her leg and she pulls a long root from the wound.
• Makes a man vomit up children’s teeth
• A child was killed when a bundle of sticks was found within her abdomen, resulting in internal bleeding
• After witnessing the aftermath of a murder, a young man begins vomiting up the teeth and finger bones of the victims. His mother was found with the victims’ ring and necklace inside her body after her death.

Other

• Three funerary cairns appear outside of the group’s tent overnight
• During the night, much of the group’s filming equipment is trashed and covered in some kind of slime
• The morning after Josh goes missing, Heather finds a bundle of sticks wrapped with fabric from Josh’s shirt. When she unwraps it, she finds several of Josh’s bloody teeth.
• The house shown in the college students’ footage is Rustin Parr’s house, despite the building burning down in 1941
• Two hikers find that the water in their canteens turned to blood. Days later, a forensic lab tests the canteens, finding no trace of anything besides water in the containers.

Erasing Objects

• Five men forming a search party for a missing child were found bound to each other on top of Coffin Rock. They had been disemboweled and had a strange script carved into their faces. When another group returned to claim the remains, the bodies had vanished without a trace.
• The 2016 film claims that search crews did not find any evidence that Rustin Parr’s house existed at all. This contradicts almost every piece of the franchise that came before it, but whatever.
• Shortly after Elly Kedward’s execution, every child and everyone who accused Kedward of witchcraft mysteriously vanished. The township of Blair then became a ghost town for several decades.
• During a camping outing, the camp bus disappears overnight without a sound
• A teen finds bloody fingernails from an adult leader, then the bloody corpse of the other leader. When she gets someone else to show them these gruesome sights, both the fingernails and the body have disappeared without a trace.
• Days later, police investigators found no trace of blood in or around this location
• Doc drops a handkerchief in Parr’s house, which disappears

##Sound Manipulation

• After he goes missing, Mike and Heather hear Josh crying out in the woods, but they’re unable to find where his voice is coming from
• Later on, Josh’s voice lures Heather and Mike into Rustin Parr’s house and into the basement, where they’re killed
• The group hears the laughter of children before something shakes their tent, causing them to flee
• Inspired by the Rustin Parr killings, James and Lisa stand in the corner of the attic and shut their eyes, which protects them from the pursuing monster. James hears his sister Heather speaking to him, so he turns and is killed. Lisa hears James calling to him a few seconds later, so she turns and is also killed.
• Children’s voices warn Laura to stay out of the woods
• When watching motion film on the Parr family’s silent movie camera, Laura can hear the voices of the family, which continue playing in her head after she drops the camera
• These hallucinations later become visual as she sees moments from the Parr twins’ childhood
• Cries for help come from one direction, then from the opposite direction
• Burkittsville residents hear the voices of children and old women telling them their new minister is dangerous. Others see the minister as a demonic figure preaching lies. Eventually, the residents form a mob and burn the minister at the stake, believing him to be a witch.
• Bess Weaver hears her granddaughter Robin’s voice coming from the woods, even when Robin is asleep. The woods are attempting to lure Bess in and trap her.
• Compels a man to venture into the woods alone with an “alluring” voice

##Time Manipulation

• When the group wakes up in the morning around the same time, it’s 2 pm
• Lisa sets an alarm for 7 AM, but it’s still dark when she wakes up
• Lane and Talia separate from the main group. From the main group’s perspective, they parted ways earlier that afternoon, while from Lane and Talia’s perspective, they’ve been wandering the woods for five nights with no visible sunlight.
• Lane separates from the group and, a few hours later when he meets up with Lisa again, he’s had time to grow a full beard
• James Donahue and Lisa find a video online of a recording in the Black Hill woods that shows the camera person running through Rustin Parr’s house. This encourages James to go to the woods and investigate the house, hoping that it will shed light on Heather’s disappearance in the 90s. It turns out to be the recording from Lisa’s headset camera, which was brought backwards in time several weeks.
• A police search party went looking for the three college kids on the 27th of October. However, their footage shows that they were still wandering around lost on that date. The two groups did not meet despite occupying the same area at the same time.
• Fellowes spent an afternoon and a night in the woods, and when he emerged, he found only an hour had passed in real time
• A cop nearly left his pistol ammunition at home, but his wife managed to get the bullets to him before he left for work. The serial killer Fellowes later steals the gun and kills the cop with it. In the woods, Crawford takes advantage of the strange flow of time and makes a phone call twenty hours into the past, making sure that the cop’s wife does not get the ammunition to the cop. This leads to the cop’s survival in the present.
• Some of the bodies of Rustin Parr’s victims had hardly decomposed when retrieved, despite being buried for up to four months
• Johnathan Prye, a witch hunter from 1786, encounters and speaks to a woman from 1941. A spiritualist explains that past, present and future can operate simultaneously in the woods.
• Asgaya fires an electric blast at Hecaitomix’s scorpion avatar, so Hecaitomix curses Asgaya to be immortal
• Asgaya the shaman appears in 1786 and 1941, only having aged a few decades rather than centuries
• A truck that’s been abandoned for a long time is found completely intact minutes later
• Two men stand under the same tree at the same time, and confirm so via radio, but they cannot see each other
• Turning the headlights on in a parked truck makes night turn to day, from Ellis’s perspective
• The Carver is a serial killer, kidnapper and future version of the cop, Ellis Lynch. He interacts with his past self several times until their direct confrontation, which can have two outcomes:
• If Ellis gives into his rage, he becomes a monster that smashes doors and frightens off other monsters. He confronts the Carver and kills the murderer, setting himself on the path to becoming him.
• If Ellis can temper his rage, the Carver never comes into existence, but Ellis dies in the woods

##Telepathy

General

• Shortly after Mike enters the basement, he’s compelled to stand in the corner, mirroring the Rustin Parr killings. Heather is killed by an unseen force and presumably Mike is killed shortly afterwards.
• Shortly before killing himself, Kyle Brody chanted the phrase, “never given” repeatedly in his cell. Rustin Parr chanted the same phrase shortly before his execution by hanging.
• Rustin Parr claimed to torture and kill the children on orders from voices in his head
• The serial killer Fellowes is following the commands of voices in his head
• When he was a child, Rustin Parr was visited by the Witch for the first time in his home. He stopped speaking for a while following this encounter.
• A group of Wiccans camp out on the edge of the woods after performing a spiritual cleansing. They all share the same dream, a recreation of the banishing of Elly Kedward back in the late 1700s.
• A new family in Burkittsville builds an isolated cabin in the woods. After their youngest boy steals an offering for the Witch, the father becomes bestial and slaughters the whole family, hanging their bodies in the cellar like meat. The search party that goes to check on them has to shoot him when the man lunges at them like a hungry animal.

Imparting Knowledge

• Kyle Brody, the only one of Rustin Parr’s kidnapping victims to survive, shares specific details about Emily Holland’s abduction. Holland was abducted a full two weeks before Brody went missing, so Brody knowing those details should be impossible.
• Brody began writing in an archaic language called Transitus Fluvii, associated with witchcraft after escaping Parr’s house. One theory is that Brody was responsible for the writing in the same language around Parr’s house, although that’s unsubstantiated. Whoever wrote it initially, it’s likely that they learned it from the Witch.
• Kayla, who’s aunt had an encounter with the Witch several decades prior, tells a ghost story that perfectly matches several details of her aunt’s encounter and a passage from a Blair Witch story from 1809. When asked where she heard the story, Kayla explains that the images and words just appeared in her mind, like watching a movie.

Possession

Eliza Baynes

• Eliza falls under the Witch’s spell and begins having vivid, violent fantasies about schoolmates
• Eliza performs a ritual that allows her to contact the Blair Witch. The Witch assumes control of Eliza’s body and forms a tendril of air to knock over candles. The next thing Eliza knows, she’s out in her front yard, watching her house burn with her family inside.
• Eliza Baynes is convicted for murder, but claims that she’s innocent and the Witch is the true killer. Anyone that she tells the truth to dies in strange accidents. Apparently, this effect is only transferred through verbal recollection, and reading her written testimony will not kill the reader.
• The morning after hearing the story, a girl named Jennifer is found dead from a barbiturate overdose
• The day after hearing the story, a counselor named Ms. Briggs is found in the woods, having suffered a fatal aneurysm. A bundle of twigs is found under her body.
• Eliza’s psychiatrist, Zachary Clauson, died when he veered off the road and his airbag didn’t deploy, leading to the steering column crushing his chest
• After reading Eliza’s diary, Cade’s car is struck by a large, falling rock, despite not being near any overpasses or cliffs. Later on, a freak rainstorm and loss of vehicle control almost forces Cade’s car off a bridge.
• When Eliza and a boy named Jake attempt a counterspell to dispel the Witch’s control, it backfires and the Witch controls Eliza, preventing her from drawing her own blood. Eliza blacks out and finds that she stabbed Jake to death with the knife.
• Eliza herself is eventually killed in her prison cell. The exact cause of death is unknown, although her body’s organs have all been found crushed.

Other

• The Witch is able to speak through a psychic teenager. When she’s speaking, the boy’s voice becomes that of a woman’s.
• By speaking through Kyle Brody, the Witch commands a pastor to commit murders and sacrifice a child in the woods
• A man inexplicably floats into the air and chants in a woman’s voice before dying
• A blind man named Steuben bound Robin Weaver’s search party on Coffin Rock and murdered them on command of the Witch. This was part of a ritual to allow a demon to possess Robin Weaver forever. The Witch claims that she will reward him by restoring his sight and granting him power over the minds of men.
• During the ritual, the murdered men come back to life and Robin gathers blood from inside each of their bodies
• Lazarus drinks the bowl of blood and takes the demon into him

Runic Mind Control

The Witch's Daughter

• The witch carves runes into Lee’s hands as she chants something, which turns Lee into her “daughter” and allows her to command the same magic as the Witch
• The Witch made Lee her “daughter” when Lee was sixteen years old and has halted her aging. Lee has appeared as a teenager from 1941 up through the early 2000s.
• Lee knows things that she shouldn’t, like how another girl is sneaking out to see her boyfriend, or how the orphanage cook put poison in the food
• She makes noise all around Justin, independent of her actual location
• All of Lee's enemies die in ways than look accidental:
• Randall died when his brand-new axe broke and the blade struck him in the face
• Teddy died while working at the gas station, inexplicably catching fire and being burned to ash
• John was killed while fishing when his line wrapped around his neck and pulled him under the water
• Gus was shot in a hunting accident while using a rifle so long that it’d be nearly impossible to shoot himself with
• Lee’s aunt ingested a poisonous mushroom that killed her slowly, found in the woman’s whiskey bottle

Other

• When Parr’s dog Ranger started showing rabies-like symptoms, it tried to bite people and was shot. The dog had runic marks along its belly.
• After visiting the house of Rustin Parr, Mary Cazale develops a rash and goes mad over the course of twenty days, eventually drawing runes on the walls using her own blood
• Rustin Parr had runic symbols on his arm during the killing of the children. He managed to self-mutilate his arm, freeing him from the Witch’s control to an extent and allowing him to confess to a priest that he did not kill the children under his own control.
• Either due to visiting Rustin Parr’s house or meeting with Parr himself, Father Cazale came down with itchiness before the runic marks appear on his arm. Decades later, he develops what doctors believe to be dementia before he sets both himself and his wife on fire, killing her and maiming himself.
• Laura was abducted and marked by the Witch as an infant, but eventually was returned to her family with only a small scar on her forehead. She’d have the scar removed via plastic surgery at a young age. Despite the mark being removed, Laura is drawn back to the Black Hills years later and she’s more receptive to the Witch’s calls when she’s in the woods.

##Memory Manipulation/Hallucinations

• Ellis has an extended hallucinatory sequence where he sees elements of his time in the Gulf War. He finds his squadmates’ dog tags buried in the woods, receives voice transmissions from deceased friends, sees signposts standing amongst the trees and finally revisits a burning village during a firefight before recovering from the hallucination.
• Ellis relives his past as a cop, seeing his desk manifest in the Parr house, then a working television that reminds him that he shot an unarmed teenager
• A specific kind of foraged mushrooms, when consumed, force Crawford to relive the various tragedies that took place in the woods over the centuries. Crawford can eat more of the mushrooms to interact with the people in the tragedies in a more tangible way, like speaking with them.
• After being struck by an unseen force in the woods, a man’s eye is injured. He begins seeing hallucinations before claiming that the eye in his head is the Witch’s own and carving it out with a knife.
• When visiting the burned ruins of Parr’s house, a girl named instead Laura sees the full, intact house. She takes pictures of the site and, when they’re developed, the photos show the intact house along with four people.
• The pictures disappear when put into the stopping chemicals, which normally prevent pictures from changing post-development
• Laura finds film reels in the ruins of the Parr house that, when played, show nothing but a blank screen. When she’s alone, the reels play on their own and show a home movie.

##Telekinesis

• A tent is suddenly lifted up into the air and dropped shortly afterwards
• Doors in the Parr house close independently
• Fog acts as a physical force, squeezing Crawford’s leg before covering Fellowes and killing him by cutting his skin
• [A girl gets strangled to unconsciousness by an invisible force, waking up with marks on her neck](https://imgur.com/a/ro22p6 "Card"8)
• Two teens who walk into thick fog find that they can’t move. The fog takes the form of a woman, then a rope, which strangles and decapitates one of the teens.
• The fog forms a garrote around a teen’s neck before decapitating him

##Death Inducement

• [Pre-Death] After calling Elly a witch, Elly’s aunt dies when a lightning strike hits a stone statue, sending a sharp piece of debris tumbling into the woman
• [Pre-Death] After being callous regarding Elly’s mother’s death, Elly’s uncle dies when he falls off his horse and the reins catch his throat, breaking his neck
• [Pre-Death] After threatening Elly, a woman dies by falling into a well and drowning. This accident is preceded by Elly focusing and wishing for her death.
• [Pre-Death] Two of Elly Kedward’s enemies die in quick succession. One’s scarf gets tangled in a tree while she’s riding a horse, hanging her, and another is struck by lightning while hiding under a tree in a storm. These deaths happened on the same day, shortly after Kedward’s banishment and death.
• An enemy of Rustin Parr suddenly stops in the middle of the street. As he stands, unable to move, a truck runs into him and kills him.
• After camping overnight and exiting the Black Hills, a group of Wiccans are killed off over a period of seven years in a series of freak accidents. The first is trapped in her burning house, the second’s car stalls in a blizzard and she dies of exposure, the third suffers a motorcycle crash and the fourth dies of cancer.

##Other Powers

Longevity/Range

• Roughly every half-century since Elly Kedward’s death in the late 1700s, a larger tragedy has occurred in the area
• The Witch’s power reaches Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, which is a two hour drive from Burkittsville. This is likely because Tappy East Creek, one of the Witch’s favorite haunts, once fed into Deep Creek Lake during the 1970s.
• Some Burkittsville residents believe that she hears when someone speaks her title

Technology Manipulation

• A man’s walkie-talkie starts playing static and his flashlight starts crapping out while walking in the woods
• Ellis gets cryptic text messages in areas of the woods with no cell reception
• Ellis receives a phone call from the deceased sheriff telling him he’ll die alone in the woods

Ellis's Camera

• Ellis can find and use special tapes to warp reality in the woods. By rewinding and forwarding the footage, he can pull objects from the recordings into reality.
• Can be used to move larger objects, like rewinding the footage of a stone falling over to lift it back up
• Can open barred doors by rewinding to a screen where the door was open
• Allows him to clear a large amount of debris from a hallway
• After the Carver scratches the Witch’s symbol into Ellis’s camcorder, it can detect invisible enemies or highlight important landmarks when in night-vision mode

Other

• [Pre-Death] She mixes a mind control potion for another woman, who’d follow all of Elly’s commands during a full moon after drinking the potion. With her spellbook, Elly would also be able to make love potions or healing tonics.
• Bright lights appear outside the Parr House during the night
• A couple is found murdered in the woods despite being completely alone. The man is found strung up upside-down and disemboweled while the woman was scalped.
• The Witch’s power manifests as a huge cloud of darkness that pursues Doc across the forest. Doc is able to trap the darkness in another dimension by forming a triangle of three magic stick figures, blessed by a shaman. However, the evil is able to form a stone cairn, allowing it to somehow make its way back into the real world.

##Stick Figures

• Some of the stick figures are tied with a person’s hair. When one of these is broken, the damage is reflected on the corresponding person.
• Sometimes, these stickmen are found floating in the air
• [Pre-Death] Piled stones and hanging stickmen appear in the woods near where Elly lives
• Sticks appear in Parr’s prison cell, allowing him to make the figures
• By hanging Rustin Parr’s stick figures over a path, then crossing under it, a woman finds herself having walked through a portal in space in time. She sees Parr’s house as it stood before it was burned down by the locals several weeks prior.
• In Parr’s basement, she witnesses Heather Donahue’s death while Mike Williams stands in the corner of the room, an event that wouldn’t take place until over fifty years later
• She can only get back to her normal space and time when using another specific stickman totem and passing through the same path of the forest
• A special stick figure allows Doc to exorcise the Witch’s power from a boy
• Some figures can be used to heal oneself
• Gateways to the Spirit Realm and the Demon Realm exist in the woods. They can be accessed by presenting a specific stick figure to the gateway stone, which will transport the holder to either Realm.

##Wards and Limits

• A legend states that, in order to become susceptible to the Witch’s power, one must spend a night in the Black Hills forest. This clashes with the extended media, where characters experience phenomena before spending a night in or even entering the woods themselves.
• The berries of the rowan tree act as a traditional ward against evil and have been used by indigenous tribes as protection when entering the woods
• Gavin, a kid who’s into the occult, claims that the Death card from a tarot deck acts as a ward against the Blair Witch, although this is disputed by Blair Witch historians
• Burning the card does defeat Gavin’s ghost, however
• Some people in Burkittsville leave small offerings like crops, buttons, seashells or wood carvings for the Witch in an attempt to be spared her afflictions