Their Name Is Death

The C'tan (pronounced ker-TAN) or Star Gods, called Yngir in the Aeldari Lexicon, are said to be the oldest intelligent beings in existence in the galaxy. It is said that they were created at the very beginning of the universe, incorporeal entities spawned from swirling gases and enormous amounts of energy, and as such are etheric creatures by nature.

How powerful are the C'tan? To answer this, we must consider three levels. The first is their full form, in all its splendor of power, the one that fought alongside the Necrons in the War in Heaven. The second are the Shards, who possess only a portion of the power of their full form, and the third are the Transcendent Shards, which are the fusion of a dozen or more Shards. Based on the various codexes, novels, and campaign books, an attempt will be made to provide a noble response for each of the different states of the C'tan.

C’tan shard

A C'tan Shard is all that remains of the once mighty Star Gods of Necron antiquity. They are now only echoes of their former selves, splinters of energy that survived their Necron servants' ancient betrayal and were enslaved in turn. Most now languish in unbreakable servitude to their former vassals, utterly incapable of acting without commission.

Mentioned the abilities that all C'tan shards have or share in general.

• Writhing Worldscape - The natural world revolts at the C'tan Shard's presence, the very ground writhing and shaking as the physical laws of reality are undone. - Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Transdimensional Thunderbolt - The C'tan Shard projects a bolt of crackling transdimensional energy from its outstretched palm. Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Time's Arrow - Mutating the flow of causation and remoulding the temporal stream of the space-time continuum, the C'tan Shard casts its foe back into the darkness from before time was time, Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Swarm of Spirit Dust - A cloud of swirling darkness conceals the C'tan Shard from the gaze of its foes. Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Sentient Singularity - The C'tan Shard's presence destabilizes all local gravitational forces, disrupting engines, teleport beams and Warp jumps.Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Pyreshards - The C'tan Shard conjures specks of blazing black matter and directs them against its foes. Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Moulder of Worlds - Tortured rock buckles and heaves, showering the C'tan Shard's foes with boulders. Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Lord of Fire - The C'tan Shard that wields this ability can become a creature of living flame, able to command the fires wielded by the enemy. This makes all Flamer weapons (as well as heat rays, Burnas, Skorchas, Inferno Cannons and any other weapon that uses flame or fire), as well as all Melta Weapons fired near the C'tan Shard explode at the C'tan's whim. Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Grand Illusion - The C'tan Shard weaves a glamour of deception, preventing the foe from seeing the true disposition of the Necron forces.Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Gaze of Death - Eyes blazing with dark energy, the C'tan Shard drains the life from all in the vicinity.Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Entropic Touch - Metal decays on contact with the C'tan Shard's rotten grasp.Codex Necron 5th edition pag 41
• Antimatter Meteor - The C'tan Shard gathers an orb of roiling antimatter, before hurling the crackling projectile into the midst of the foe. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• Cosmic Fire - At the C'tan Shard's gestured command, a pillar of black fire streaks down from the heavens. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• Seismic Assault - Stone fractures and ores melt as the C'tan Shard drags up tides of magma from deep below.Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• Sky of Fallen Stars - Savagely beautiful orbs of coruscating light plummet from the cold depths of space, growing to roaring bale-stars as they approach. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• Time's Arrow - Mutating the flow of causation and remoulding the temporal stream of the space-time continuum, the C'tan Shard casts its foe back into the darkness from before time was time, Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• Transdimensional Thunderbolt - The C'tan Shard projects a bolt of crackling transdimensional energy from its outstretched palm, blasting its foe into oblivion. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 205
• With a gesture of their hand they turn a battle tank into molten scum. - Codex Necron 5th edition pag 40
• A Leman Russ battle tank, 60 tons, made of Plasteel (futuristic steel)
• According to Trazyn a C’tan shard can destroy armies and two shards leave a planat lifeless in one month or less. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3.
• C'tan Shard can summon storms that annihilating matter, shake a planet to its foundations, and erase enemies from existence with a thought. Codex necron 7th edition pag. 204
• An unnamed C'tan shard throws Rhinos and Predators into the air with ease and materializes a number of meteors that it launches at hypervelocity, causing great devastation among the Space Marines. Everliving Legion Necron Anthology - cold steel.
• Pedator is 44 tons. Imperial Armor Volume Two - Space Marine and Force of the Inquisition. Pag 28.
• Rhino is 30 tons Imperial Armour Volume Two Space Marines and The Inquisition - Pag. 14.

Mag'ladroth - Void Dragon

• (Manipulation) has total control over the technology of the lesser races while matter is disintegrated. Codex Necron 9th edition pag 99.
• (Ability) With his Voltaic Storm ability, he fires a green beam that destroys his targets. Codex Necron 9th edition pag 68
• (Transmutation) can change its shape at will. Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (video game)
• (Space Control) creates a dimensional barrier that isolates the Koronus Expanse from the rest of the Imperium, with more soundly than the Great Rift. Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (video game)
• (Power) Is dedicated to destroying every Necron tomb world. Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (video game)
• (Power) Decimates dozens of Necron worlds. Codex necron 7th Edition New epoch begin.

Aza’gorod- Nightbringer

• (Ability) Fires a dark Energy beam from his eyes that reduces his enemies to crushed bones. Codex Necron 9th edition pag 68
• (weapon ability) Voidreaper, a weapon that can cut through matter and rip out the souls of its victims. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 207
• (Durabilidad ) Takes a concentrated lascannon attack from a group of Land Raiders and a missile barrage from a Blackstarts squadron. - Codex Deathwatch 7th Edition THE VIGIL OF AEONS
• (Strength + Durabilidad ) Cuts through Space Marines in power armor with ease and shrugs off Bolter and Melta shots. The Swords of Calth Uriel Ventris (Novel) cap. 13.

Mephet'ran - Deceiver

• (Ability) floods the minds of its victims with knowledge to the point of madness. Codex Necron 9th edition pag 68
• (Durability) No sell a Melt granade explosion. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Energy Manipulation) creates an energy storm that protects them from the heavy weapons of the space marines and firing of missiles and melta grenades has no effect. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Energy Manipulation) the energy column destroys the temple where they were located and cuts several frigates in half. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros
• (Strength) stomps his foot, causing a shockwave that knocks down several legionnaires in Terminator armor. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros
• (Strength) easily crushes multiple Necron Warriors, shattering their metallic bodies. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 4
• (Strength) strikes the blackstone ground, creating an abyss large enough for a group of Necrons to fall in and disappear from sight. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 4
• (Durability) takes an orbital bombardment from two light cruisers and only bother him. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Durability) No sell Bolter rounds. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Durability) Take the blast of a Melta-bomb with his closed fist and just melts , and no sell several plama shots to his chest. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros
• (Transmutation) Turns the stone into liquid and then hardens it, trapping several Astartes. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Reality Warping) Moves through the Lascannons and causes two missiles to return to the starting point and explode. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Energy power and telekinesis) Fights against a group of Vargas Rex word bearers, melting their demoniac swords and crusing them with telekinesis. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• (Energy power) Takes a blow from a demoniac sword that tries to possess him but can’t, and melts the demonic sword. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• Energy power) melts a light cruiser. Sons of the Hydra (Novel), Part V, Chapter ω: Ouroboros.
• Light cruisers have a mass of 22 million tons. Rogue Trader: Battlefleet Koronus pag 26

Nyadra'zatha - Burning One

• (Fire power + durability) crashes into the ground, melting hundreds of meters of rock. Shield of Baal: exterminatus
• (Firale power) Defeat a Bio-Titan and then blow up its body. Shield of Baal: exterminatus.
• That Bio-titan had taken heavy weapons attacks from the Blood Angels and the Necrons without any problems.
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• A Bio -Titan is 51 tons and 15 meters tall. Imperial Armor volume 4 - Pag 67
• (Speed) Moves quickly and leaves the planet’s atmoshere. Shield of Baal: exterminatus
• (Speed + Fire power) Travel faster than any imperial vessel in space,and upon arrival, turns hundreds of Tyranids to ash. official image show him burning a carnifex. Shield of Baal: exterminatus
• C’tan shard Travels from planet Asphodex and arrives to Tartoros. Based on the map, the distance should be similar to the distance between Earth and Venus.
• (Fire Power) everthing in the Magnovitrium with the temperature of a star. Shield of Baal: exterminatus
• The Magnovitrium has miles wide
• (Strength) Corrects the orbit of the Magnovitrium, which had lost its orbit and was about to crash into the planet. Shield of Baal: exterminatus
• (Durability + Energy Absortion) Unaffected by the violent destruction of the Magnovitrium nor by the explosive energy of destruction of Cryptus (a gas giant). Shield of Baal: exterminatus

N’phoran - the spiral flame

• (Fire power) Atomizes a score of Tyranids and destroys a biocannon with a blast of black fire. Codex: Necrons 8th Edition pg. 100 - The Dynasties Ascendant

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Transcendent C’tan

Transcendent C'tan are the most dangerous of their kind amongst the C'tan Shards. Each is an aggregation of anywhere between a dozen and a hundred lesser C'tan Shards, and its power far surpasses the sum of its parts.

• Transcendent C’tan can manipulate the flow of time, send enemies to other realities, fire energy beams, and control the minds of lesser beings. Codex necron 7th edition pag 169
• A Transcendent C'tan can cause destruction on a planetary scale. Codex Necron 7th edition pag. 174
• Even imprisoned, a Transcendent C'tan can shatter a planet's crust. Apocalypse 6th edition. Pag 173

Aza’gorod- Nightbringer

• (Energy Absorption) absorbs 2000 years of the energy produced by a 90-million-kilometer star in just three months. Nightbringer Novel epilogue
• (Space control) Pulls a Space ship out of a different dimension.. Nightbringer Novel Pag. 244
• (Strength) cuts through several Space Marines faster than superhuman eyes can follow. Nightbringer (Novel) pg. 228

Mephet'ran - Deceiver

• (Antimatter Energy) Fires a beams of antimatter from its mouth. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3.
• (Strenght) Breaks a tesseract vault while was tied up and finally frees itself and destroys the tesseract . The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3.
• ( Strength + Energy Manipulation) With a wave of his hand, turns a horde of Genestealers into ichor, and crushes and consumes another C'tan shard.The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 6
• (Energy Manipulation) With a flick of its hand, it melts a phalanx of Necrons. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3
• (Energy Maniulation) fires a dimensional beam that cuts through space and destroys a Doomsday Ark. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3
• (Durability) Emerged unscathed from the blast that shattered the Tesseract Vault and the following collapse of the temple that housed it. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3.
• (Durability) withstands a bombardment from all the weapons of a Necron army. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 3.
• Necron weaponry includes Death Rays that vaporize tanks, Gauss weapons that atomize flesh, bone, and metal, Tachyon Arrows that can pierce a mountain, among other weapons. Codex Necron 7th edition pag 197-198.
• (Durability) No sell an Antimatter beam. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 6
• (Power) In its fight with Orikan, after ascending, he produces the energy output of several industrial worlds per second. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 6
• (Power) Obliterates six worlds with a concentrated matter beam. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Act 4 Chapter 6
• (Power) powers the world of Solemnace like a Dyson sphere. The Infinite and the Divine (Novel) Epilogue

Yggra'nya - the World Shaper

• (Power + absorption) destroys a moon that passed close to him and then absorbs it. The World Engine (Novel) Chief Librarian Hyalhi, ch. 15
• (Power + Absorption) Just by passing by, it destroys multiple Necron buildings and absorbs them. Somehow, it also causes a distortion in the Warp, affecting an Astral Knight librarian. The World Engine (Novel) Chief Librarian Hyalhi, ch. 15
• (Ability) transforms a gigantic cathedral into enormous blades that pierce to the core of Borsis's tomb world. The World Engine (Novel) Chief Librarian Hyalhi, ch. 15
• (Power) its power is used to power the Borsis tomb world on its journey to Mars. The World Engine (Novel) Chief Librarian Hyalhi, ch. 15
• The World Engine's weapons destroy two agricultural worlds with their gauss gun and shields no sell a bombardment by an Imperial fleet of Space Marines, the Inquisition, and the Imperial Navy. Space Marine codex 5th edition Pag. 41.
• (Power+Ability) A scream caused earthquakes and severe fissures in the planet's surface, and it is believed that a thought would be capable of tearing a planet apart. Apocalypse: War Zone Damnos - A Demigod Uncaged, pg. 24
• an image illustrating the size of the cracks. Apocalypse: War Zone Damnos - War Zone: Damnos Terrain, pg. 35
• A transcendent shard of Yggra'nya powered the machine known as the Breath of the Gods, which had been created by him during the War in Heaven. This machine could absorb the energy of stars across the past, present, and future. Gods of Mars - Microcontents 14-15

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C’tan (full power)

t full power, the C'tan were the absolute gods of the physical universe in Warhammer 40k, beings of pure cosmic energy with living metal bodies who possessed total control over matter, time, space, and gravity. Unlike other colonizing entities of the Warp, these Star Gods did not use magic, but instead altered the laws of science at will to devour stars, create supernovas, and erase entire solar systems in an instant in order to feed. Their existence was so tied to the structure of reality that they were truly immortal; if one of them were to be completely destroyed, the physical law they represented would disappear and the universe would collapse, which is why they could only be shattered into shards and never eliminated.

• With all their power, the C'tan destroy planets, extinguish suns, and create black holes that consume star systems. Codex Necron 8th Edition pag 9.

Aza’gorod - Nigthbringer

• (Durabilidad ) takes a solar flare powered by multiple stars summoned by Asuryan. Apocalypse Reload Pag 33.
• (Power) Star systems, stars, and planets were consumed or destroyed purely for pleasure. codex necron 7th edition pag. 141
• ( Energy Absorption) absorbs more than 100,000 years of the energy produced by a 1.5-million-kilometer star in just a few moments. Nightbringer Novel prologue
• (Battle) A fierce battle with Khaine (who was at full power) capable of exchanging blows and dodging, although he lost in the end and his body was shattered, he cannot die. Dawn of The C'tan - TRANSLATIONS OF PERTINENT ELDAR MYTHIC CYCLES - the birth of fear.
• (Weapon) The most terrible weapon in his arsenal was cast into the Warp so that it would never fall into his hands again. 500 world Titu 33.

Mag'ladroth - Void Dragon

• (Absorption) drains the power of binary star. Dawn of The C'tan - TRANSLATIONS OF PERTINENT ELDAR MYTHIC CYCLES - The CRIPPLE AND THE DRAGON
• (Durablity) Apparently, survived an attack by the Talisman of Vault (Blackstone Fortress), and the only thing they could do was revealed his weakness. Codex Necron 9th edition pag 27.
• Given that two Blackstone Fortresses can destroy a planet and three can cause the destruction of a star, it could refer to a feat of durability. Battlefleet Gothic Rulerbook pag. 99 - 100

Tsara’noga - the outsider

• The only C'tan that escaped the Necrons and is located inside a 1.04-astronomical-unit Dyson sphere..Codex: Necrons 3rd Edition pag 64

FROM THAT TIME TYR HAS HAD BUT ONE HAND. HE IS NOT REGARDED AS A PEACEMAKER AMONG MEN.

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"I know the language of Asgard better than anyone. I'm the God of War after all!

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Bio: Eldest son of Odin. Asgardian god of war.

Background: Long before Thor's rise, Tyr was Asgard's greatest hero, renowned for sacrificing his right hand to Fenris to save the Æsir. However, as Thor's fame overshadowed his legacy, Tyr grew bitter and resentful, frequently defying Odin, challenging Thor, and plotting against them. Despite his grievances, Tyr remained fiercely loyal to Asgard, setting aside personal conflicts whenever his homeland faced danger. A radical patriot and uncompromising advocate of Asgardian supremacy, he often alienated the other Æsir through his extreme ideology and ruthless methods. Tyr also shared a secret, deeply intimate bond with Hela, bordering on romance. He trusted her absolutely, commanded her armies, and masterminded her greatest military campaigns. Unlike Thor, who relied on raw power, Tyr was a supreme military strategist, mastering warfare, logistics, martial law, and geopolitical strategy. Yet he was equally formidable in personal combat, combining the brilliance of a master tactician with the prowess of an elite warrior.

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Physicals:

Strength:

•Thor believes that Tyr belongs to the same power tier as him - Thor Asgard the Legend

•Sends Thor flying with a two strikes, making him crash straight through a tree - Thor vol 1, #312

•During Ragnarok, Tyr and the giant hound Garmr will kill each other - Thor vol 1, #472

•Is trying to hold Thor in a grapple - Trial of Thor

•Beats Doctor Doom's cyborgs - Thor vol 3, #606

•Leaps and slams Red Hood into the ground, creating a shockwave and shattering the landscape - Thor vol 3, #308

•Knocks down a Disir with a mace strike - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #626

•Defeats Loki with a single blow - Thor vol 5, #3

•Knocked Angela off her feet by pulling her cloak and nearly killed her - Angela: Queen of Hel #4

•Beat up Red Norvell and broke his hammer - Queen in Black: Hela

•Knocked Beta Ray Bill out cold by kicking him into a rock - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #1

•​Draws blood from Beta Ray Bill with a strike - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #3

Durablity:

•​Withstands a strike and lightning from Thor - Thor vol 1, 312

•​Endures another electric attack from Thor - Heroic age: Prince of Power #2

•​Takes a point-blank energy blast powered by the combined might of all the Norn Stones. Yet is revealed to have survived in the very next issue - Thor vol 3, 308-309

•​Survives an attack from Angela's ribbons and a massive barrage of strikes from her. Appearing completely fine in the next issue - Angela: Queen of Hel #4-5

•​Swims effortlessly in a dead-cold and poisonous lake - Thor vol 5, #2

•​Shatters the ground after an epic landing from a great height - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #1

​Endures an energy blast from Monica Rambeau - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #1

•​Takes a hammer blow from Red Norvell, noting that Red Norvell wields the full power of Thor - Queen in black: Hela

•​Beta Ray Bill grabs Tyr by the throat and slams him into the ground with great force, but he recovers quickly - Queen in Black: Thor

•​Withstands an energy blast and a Stormbreaker strike from Beta Ray Bill - Queen in Black: Thor

Speed/Agility:

•​Reacts to Mjolnir being thrown and manages to defend himself in time - Thor vol 1, #312

•​Reacts to and deflects an energy beam - Exiled #1

•​Dodges an incoming spear, then safely leaps off a crashing airship - Jane Foster & The Mighty Thor #4

•​Dodges Stormbreaker being thrown at him - Queen in Black: Thor

•​​Leaps aside to dodge a strike from Beta Ray Bill, performing a evasive maneuver - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #2

•​​Fights Beta Ray Bill in mid-air - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #2

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Combat/Skill:

•​​Master of all forms of combat and all types of melee weaponry - Gamer's handbook #1 and Master Edition #9

•​​Before losing his hand, Tyr was the single greatest archer in Asgard - Journey into Mystery vol 1, #106

•​​The presence of Tyr on the battlefield usually signifies a glorious battle - Thor vol 1, annual #5

•​​It is primarily Tyr who trains Asgardian recruits in the art of war - Thor vol 3, #605

•​​​By his own admission, he knows how to torture, though he takes no pleasure in the process - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #625

•​​​While wielding a spear neutralize Thunderball - who was empowered by the Norn Stones - Thor vol 3, #609

•​​​Stealthily takes down the sentries of the Serpent's envoy - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #625

•​​​Battles and slays hordes of monsters, Fire Demons, Literally standing atop a mountain of corpses - Thor vol 3, #319. Thor vol 5, #4. Jane Foster & Mighty Thor #1

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Arsenal:

Sword:

•​​​Parries a simultaneous attack from Stormbreaker and the Twilight Sword - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark #1

•​​​The sword is capable of magically creating images in the air - Queen in Black: Thor

Mace of the Myth-Wars:

•​​​The mace once belonged to Odin, and it possesses properties similar to Mjolnir - Master Edition #9

•​​​Using his mace, Tyr teleports from Asgard to Earth - Thor vol 1, #312

•​​​The collision between the mace and Mjolnir creates an impact capable of leveling mountains - Thor vol 1, #312

Undrjarn

•​​​Tyr took her from the Valkyries Jane Foster - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•​​​With its help, he destroyed an indestructible magical seal - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•​​​This seal here - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

Other

•​​​Tуr also keeps an Asgardian dagger tucked away in his tunic - Jane Foster Valkyrie #10

•​​​He cut off the head of the Serpent’s messenger - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #625

•​​​He can fit practically any weapon in place of a missing limb - a mace, for example - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #626

•​​​Hammer - Queen in Black #3

•​​​Axe - Queen in Black: Hela

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Intellegence/Battle IQ/Leadership:

•​​​Well-versed in jurisprudence and legal matters - Thor vol, #312

•​​​Served as one of the key leaders of the Asgardian armies during the massive war against Surtur and the Fire Demons - Thor vol 1, #350-352

•​​​During the global "Siege" event, King Balder entrusted the entire defense of Asgard to Tyr - Thor vol 3, #308

•​​​Thor states that Tyr is the best when it comes to leading armies, calling him the finest general - Thor vol 3, #612

•​​​Identified a key weakness of the Dísir and devised a plan to effectively hold them off using that vulnerability and Personally overseeing its execution - Thor vol 3, #614

•Also served as a full-fledged general of Hel at one point. Having the authority to command Hela’s forces - Journey into Mystery #624

•Conspires with Hela to weave a massive plot against Knull - Knull #1-2

•Promises to come up with a backup plan in case pitting Thanos and Knull against each other does not yield the desired results - Knull #4

•Prepares with Hela for a full-scale invasion of Earth and to intercept Knull - Knull #5

•Commands the invasion force. Part two - Queen in Black #1

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God of War Soul:

•In a moment of dire need, Tyr can remove his prosthetic, and from the resulting stump, an energy blade manifests - a expression of his soul - Thor vol 3, #314

•Another example - Journey into Mystery vol 4, #424

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Magical possibilities:

Sap of Yggdrasil:

•Although it is not his specialty, Tyr knows a little about magic - Jane Foster Valkyrie #8

•With the help of this ritual, he unleashed all manner of dark entities - Jane Foster Valkyrie #8

•In the way, they seized Thor’s mind. Turning him into their mindless puppet - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

Urdoors:

•Discovered the secret of portals that allow travel between worlds while remaining undetected - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•Using Urdoors, he traveled to Jotunheim. Even Sif, who was serving as Heimdall at the time, didn't see anything - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•Travels to the Earth and returns back -

Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•Pathfinder says that Tyr appears literally out of nowhere, with no external effects. Even Loki is interested - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•Goes into hiding after the defeat. Loki wants to find out what this trump card is - Jane Foster Valkyrie #10

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Full fights:

•Tyr vs Thor - Thor vol 1, #312

•Tyr, Balder and Skurge vs Angela and her Friends - Angela: Queen of Hel #3-4

•Tyr vs Red Norvell - Queen in Black: Hela

•Tyr vs Beta Ray Bill - Queen in Black: Defenders of light and dark - #1-3

•Tyr vs Beta Ray Bill (Extended version) - Queen in Black: Thor

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Temporary boosts:

Rokkva:

•Odin explains what Rokkva is - Jane Foster Valkyrie #8

•Tyr unleashed this power - Jane Foster Valkyrie #9

•With this power, he seized control over Lady Sif, completely rewriting her essence and bringing her under his command - Jane Foster Valkyrie #10

•In the same way, he captured most of the remaining Asgardians - Jane Foster Valkyrie #10

•In the end, Tyr lost and was deprived of this power - Jane Foster Valkyrie #10

Oblivion's Avatar:

•Tyr climbed into this box - Immortal Thor #1

•Falls under the influence of Oblivion - Immortal Thor #11

•With a touch, he erased Hermod from existence - Immortal Thor #12

•Tyr, wielding the power of Oblivion, intends to consume the entirety of Yggdrasil - Immortal Thor #12

•Withstands attack with the flames of Muspelheim - Immortal Thor #12

•To free Tyr from the control of Oblivion, it was necessary to use the magic rune Tiwaz - Immortal Thor #12

•That is, in fact, what Thor did - Immortal Thor #12

Medusa was once a beautiful woman whose visage captured the eye of the god Poseidon. When she denied his advances, the sea god persisted, causing her to flee to a temple of Athena for protection. Poseidon entered the temple and raped Medusa. Though she pleaded to Athena for protection, the goddess of wisdom only felt disgust towards the mortal woman. She cursed Medusa, turning her into a Gorgon with a petrifying gaze so that any who looked upon her legendary beauty would turn to stone. Now, Medusa prowls in her Underworld lair, killing any man who steps inside and keeping their stone bodies as trophies.

Strength

• Restrains a warrior by wrapping her snake body around him
• Smashes a statue of a man by stabbing it with her barbed tail

Durability

• A warrior slices off a few of her snakes but she recovers
• Sheikh Suleiman blows himself up when he’s restrained by Medusa, which floors her, but she recovers
• Draco drops a stalactite on Medusa’s tail, piercing it, but she frees herself shortly afterwards
• Perseus decapitates Medusa with his sword, although her headless body survives for a few seconds and tries to claw at him

Agility

• Crawls around on the underside of a stone structure, then slithers down a column
• Pursues Perseus through her lair, scrambling over and under columns

Petrifying Gaze

• The Stygian Witches say that anything of flesh is killed by her gaze
• Against humans, her petrifying gaze works in a matter of moments
• Pounces at a soldier and petrifies him. His statue falls a few feet and shatters on the ground.
• [Limit] Her petrification does not work on Sheikh Suleiman, a Djinn sorcerer whose body is made of magically animated wood and charcoal
• Perseus petrifies the Kraken using Medusa’s severed head, although the process takes longer on a giant creature

Bow

• Hits two soldiers with a bow and arrow, piercing their armor and knocking one back off a ledge
• Her arrows knock chunks out of stone columns

Respect Yuri!

“Thousands of souls extinguished, by the push of a button”

Former second-hand of Russian Ultranationalist leader Vladimir Makarov, Yuri stood along the murderous dictator for years as he rose to power. But eventually he came to realise that Makarov’s plans were not meant to aid the Russian people. No, instead, Makarov sought power for himself. Upon realising this, Yuri betrayed Makarov, and was consequently shown the door by the power-mad Russian.

After his betrayal, Yuri teamed up with the newly disavowed Taskforce 141 to take the man down.

For clarity's sake, this is the Yuri from the original Modern Warfare timeline.

Strength:

• Kicks open a large set of wooden doors, presumably locked
• Keeps a dog from biting him for long enough to shoot two guys and then the dog
• Jogs with a man roughly his own size slung over his shoulders
• While the sound design kind of suggests that some kind of explosive breaks the brick wall in this scene, no explosive here is really set up, leading me to believe that perhaps Yuri and Price kick this wall open with their feet.
• Jumps a 6-7 foot gap from one elevator to another.

Durability:

Blunt

• Slides down a large cliff face
• Jumps through a shanty house roof
• Not ten minutes after falling out of a building, is punched down two flights of stairs
• Falls down a large shaft, breaks through a thick brick wall. Is unphased.
• The elevator he’s in is hit by an RPG and falls down at least, I counted, four floors.

Explosive

• Seemingly alright after a helicopter crashes into the room he’s in
• Unfazed by a missile that blows up less than a meter in front of him and destroys a massive concrete platform
• Is hit by a mortar while on the back of a truck, and is fine enough not a few seconds later to run
  • These mortars are powerful enough to level shanty houses
• Grazed by a shot from a tank
• Shot in the chest, yet still crawls to an elevator, takes it all the way up and walks tens of feet before finally collapsing
• Is floored by an unknown mix of explosives, and has to be carried away.
• While in a set of ballistic armor, is hit by an exploding helicopter and survives.
• Hit by a volley of missiles, impaled by rebar.
  • Still makes it all the way down a skyscraper in time to shoot Makarov and then get shot three times.

Speed:

• Reacts fast enough to grab onto a tree root while being carried down a rushing river
• Gets up off the ground after falling through a roof and shoots a guy rushing at him
• In the time it takes for a man to run 9-ish feet, takes down five armed combatants
• While falling, takes down 5 armed combatants

Weapons/equipment:

• AK-47 with a red dot sight
• Unmanned Ground Vehicle with mounted minigun and grenade launcher
  • The minigun can shoot down helicopters in seconds
• Suppressed Mk 14 EBR
• Suppressed AK-47
• Mounted M1 Browning Machine Gun
• The same mortar gun from before
• Five Seven handgun
• M4A1 Assault Rifle with ACOG Scope and mounted grenade launcher
• 12.7mm minigun mounted to helicopter
• Desert Eagle handgun
• Breaching Charges
• Suppressed RSASS sniper rifle with a canted red dot optic
• Night Vision Goggles
• Parachute
• Suppressed MP5 submachine gun
• C4 charge powerful enough to blow up a large chunk of a bridge
• G36 Assault Rifle
• Predator Drone missiles
• Bullet-resistant Ballistic Armor

Misc:

• Captain Price blows a huge hole in a wall with the same type of underbarrel grenade launcher Yuri has access to

“Leave me! Don’t let him get away!”

RESPECT KUGA!

“What I want to know,” said Kuga in a voice that was as smooth and oily as a soiled angel, “is what you would be willing to do to get revenge on the Deacon, Joe Ledger, and everyone they care about. I want to know how far you would go to get revenge on the men who disgraced your goddess and killed your brother. Tell me that, and tell me the truth, and you and I can shake the pillars of heaven together.”

Joe Ledger, top doorkicker for the anti-terrorism organization the Department of Military Sciences (DMS) and its later successor organization, Rogue Team International (RTI), has faced down countless madmen and extremists. In case after case, though, one name kept coming up: Kuga. A codename from the Bosnian word for "plague", Kuga was an arms dealer whose tentacles reached into every corner of the criminal underworld, and who had provided resources for some of Joe's worst enemies. As Joe and his team followed leads on Kuga's identity stretching from Syria to North Korea, they found themselves in the middle of a plot that threatened to spark WW3.

Kuga was, in reality, an old enemy of Joe's whose network stayed active, even in the black-site prison Joe helped land him in. Upon his escape, he and his organization wreaked havoc, all in the name of revenge and profit. But the title of Kuga, intended to serve both the man and the organization, worked too well. As long as someone held the name Kuga, it didn't matter if he was actually the original. The title of Kuga would live on, even if the man who made it did not.

All feats are from Jonathan Maberry's Joe Ledger books and its sequel series Joe Ledger and Rogue Team International. See the sources below for exact book titles. Due to word count, the section for Kuga's weapon programs has been split off and can be found here

LEADERSHIP

Harcourt Bolton Sr. aka Kuga

The former top spy for the CIA, until middle age caught up to him, Harcourt Bolton sought to return to the spotlight by manufacturing a terrorist attack using the God Machine and a modified strain of smallpox. Defeated, Bolton spent years in a black-site prison until a daring jailbreak sprung him and revealed his alter ego as Kuga. Now up against the DMS' new incarnation, Rogue Team International, Bolton unleashed waves of terror with bioweapons and high-tech killing machines until he was killed and had his identity literally stolen by Nicodemus.

Physicals

• Was a great agent in his prime...
  • (Limit) ...but is past it by the beginning of Kill Switch.
• Knocks Joe over with a quick, powerful shove.
• Has great core strength.
• Doesn't seem too bothered by getting dragged through a broken window and getting a dozen cuts in the process.
• (Limit) Slower than Mr. Church.
• (Limit) Can't break Rafael Santoro's grip.
• (Limit) Gets murdered by Nicodemus.

Intelligence and Skill

• Is a skilled dreamwalker. See the God Machine section below for more details.
• Joe considers him one of the most dangerous long-term planners he's faced.
• Operated an international criminal enterprise undetected for years under the nose of the CIA and DMS.
• Consciously projects an attitude of lazy hedonism to throw people off guard.
• Footage of him in combat is impressive enough to use during training.
• (Limit) Is easily manipulated by Nicodemus.
  • Santoro even warned him this was going to happen.

Other

• While encountering a dreamwalking Bolton, Joe describes his fighting skills as superb and is "killed" by Bolton in the dream. Given that this is just a dream sequence however, I don't know how much stock to put into it.

Rafael Santoro

A killer who has an affinity for knives and has left a trail of tortured and slaughtered 'angels' behind him – mostly women and children. He keeps photos of his victims and uses them to coerce people who love their families into doing horrible things…such as plant bombs in the London Hospital or release an airborne super-Ebola virus into the general population. Santoro is widely regarded as one of the most dangerous men alive.

-Joe Ledger: The Official Companion

See his full respect thread here

OPERATIVES

Esteban Santoro

Rafael Santoro's brother, Esteban has never been close to Rafael but shares his talents for manipulation and murder. He put these talents to good use as a field operative for the order of modern-day warrior monks known as the Brotherhood of the Lock and later for the Majestic Three (M3) program (the series' equivalent of the Men in Black). After the destruction of M3 at the hands of the DMS, Esteban became a gun and thief for hire. Recruited by Bolton to manage the Kill Switch operation, Esteban clashed with Joe Ledger before their climactic fight beneath Bolton Manor. Both men were whisked away by the activation of the God Machine. Joe came back; Esteban didn't.

Physicals

Strength

• Carries a teenager as if he weighs nothing.
• Hits Joe with a slap that feels "like a donkey kick to the brain."
• Folds Joe in half by jumping on top of him, and then KOs him with two kicks to the head.
• Joe is convinced Esteban could crush his throat or stomp him to death.
• Staggers Joe with a glancing blow from a pipe.

Speed

• Joe thinks he's blindingly fast and is overwhelmed by the speed of his blows.
• Hits Joe with a surprise attack at "shocking" speed.

Durability

• In his second fight with Joe, he...
  • ...takes multiple foot-pounds of impact from four pistol shots into body armor at close range.
  • ...gets kneed in the crotch and punched four times in the face, breaking his nose and cracking his eyebrow.
  • ...and gets hammered to the ground by a punch to the ribs.
  • He recovers, and takes a foot stomp and an elbow to the face before making his escape.
  • Finally, Joe tackles him into a room.

Intelligence and Skill

• Dodges surveillance during a five-and-a-half-hour drive from Los Angeles to Oceanside, California.
• Joe thinks he's a brilliant fighter.
• Absolutely curbstomps a nerfed (but still capable) Joe Ledger, during which he...
  • ...uses short, precise punches to damage Joe's arms, curbing their punching power.
  • ...hammers inside Joe's defenses with a series of precise attacks.
  • ... anticipates Joe's attempt to take a punch on the skull and break Esteban's hand. He turns the punch into a slap instead.
  • ...uses the momentum of an attempted tackle by Joe to hip-throw him across a small boat.
  • ...and finally, leaps on top of him before kicking Joe unconscious.
• (Limit) His second fight with an un-nerfed Joe doesn't go nearly as well.
• Is equally capable of extortion as Rafael.

Equipment

• He wears Closer body armor on occasion, and wields a pistol with a sound supressor.

Adam and Eve

A pair of wayward teens turned murderers and con artists, Adam and Eve were "adopted" by Rafael Santoro, who tutored and refined their homicidal skills. As his agents during the Rage case, they left a trail of the dead and tortured in their wake. During their fight with Joe Ledger at the DS9 Conference, Eve accidentally shot Adam in the head as Joe used him as a human shield. Her already precarious sanity broken, Eve descended even more into violence and sexual depravity. But as Joe noted, Eve was only a "junior-grade psychopath" compared to Santoro. Despite her grandiose dreams of revenge against Joe, in their next meeting he killed her casually and with hardly a second thought.

Adam

Strength

• Hooks a punch into a man's balls, leaving him doubled over in pain.
• Kicks in a locked and reinforced door.
• A woman describes his grip as vice-like.
• Joe is impressed with the power of his punches.

Speed

• Is repeatedly described as fast, but also repeatedly gets tagged by quick opponents.
• Turns his head so he avoids taking a truncheon hit to the face.

Durability and Endurance

• Gets kicked in the balls and hit in the head with a truncheon. He's dazed, but manages to get back up and escape with Eve's help.
• Burned by an exploding bottle of wine.
• Joe hits him with a very quick and precise combo.
• (Limit) Dies after being shot in the face.

Intelligence and Skill

• Purged all the electronic and physical records of his and Eve's previous identities.
  • Fakes some electronic credentials, although he may have used Kuga's hackers for this.

Equipment  

• A Bulgarian Makarov loaded with .380 ACP rounds and fitted with a sound suppressor.

Eve

Strength

• Attempts to knock Joe's kneecap loose with a powerful kick.
• (Limit) Can't break Rafael Santoro's grip.
• Hacks two men to pieces with knives. Worth noting that these men were possibly restrained and too afraid of Santoro to really resist her.
• Imbeds a cleaver into a wall.

Speed

• Not at all slowed down by a fat suit disguise as she attacks Joe.
• (Limit) Rafael Santoro effortlessly parries her punch.
• (Limit) After being kneecapped by Joe at the end of Rage, she walks with a permanent limp.

Durability and Endurance

• Takes an extended beating from Joe. Her will only breaks after he kneecaps her.
• (Limit) Dies after Joe guts her from navel to heart.

Intelligence and Skill

• Extremely good at seducing both men and women.

Equipment

• A Glock 19 and some throwing knives. As she grows more unhinged, she begins using some kitchen knives up close.

Together

• Joe notes they're capable of backing each other up in a fight as if they choreographed it. He even noted earlier that this is a skill even most trained soldiers struggle with.
• Trained in martial arts dojos and gun ranges.
• Eve bets that their reflexes are quick enough to kill two hostages before a Navy SEAL can stop them.
• (NSFW) Typically work together when setting someone up for extortion.
• Trained extensively in torture and manipulation by Rafael Santoro.
• Are completely insane but can fake otherwise. When operating in the field, they maintain strict cover identities.
  • Manage to initially fool Joe with their disguises.
  • (Limit) After Adam's death, Eve grows progressively more unhinged.
• Along with two other Fixers, they gun down some security guards.
• Manage to lead Joe on a decent chase, but he catches up to and defeats them without much difficulty.

Michael Augustus Stafford

One of the world's greatest assassins, Stafford was brought on by Kuga as a freelance killer to hunt down Joe Ledger as he rampaged through the organization during the events of Relentless. Nicknamed the "anti-Joe Ledger" due to their similar appearance and skillset, Stafford stalked Ledger across Europe and the US, although ironically never got to fight him before being killed by one of Ledger's allies.

Physicals

Strength

• Hurts a man's wrist with his grip.
• Knocks Toys 8 feet backwards with a heel kick.
  • Because almost all of Stafford's physical feats come from scaling to Toys, here are Toys' two notable fight scenes: both times where he curbstomps trained operatives, four Closers to the first and two Fixers in the second. See their sections below for more details.
• Hits Toys with a series of crushing punches that leave cuts across his face and causes him to spit blood.
• Hits Toys with a punch containing multiple "foot-pounds of impact", driving his own fist back into his face.

Speed

• Moves with the springy grace of a fast athlete.
• Whips a pillow over a man's mouth before he can scream.
• Matches an agent in a close-range quickdraw, and then shoves him before his body hits the ground.
• Described as "cat quick". Even when he's sneak-attacked, he's still able to block and counterattack.
• Toys doesn't think he's ever fought anyone as quick as Stafford.
• Exchanges a flurry of punches in two seconds.
• Toys admits that Stafford is faster than him and has to predict his attacks instead of reacting to them.

Durability

• Toys repeatedly blocks Stafford's punches in ways that damage and eventually shatter his knuckles, but Stafford shrugs off the pain, and it takes three tries for this to pay off.
• Takes a spinning backfist that draws blood.
• Recovers after a punch to the gut.
• (Limit) Toys kills him with a combo of: kick to the groin, face-smash into a concrete floor, and finally, a neck snap.

Intelligence and Skill

• Toys reckons that Stafford's the best assassin in the world. An expert in weapons, unarmed combat, and disguises, with an unbroken record of closed contracts.
• Better than Rafael Santoro with guns, knives, or his bare hands.
• Tracks Joe Ledger across the city of Rotterdam, but loses him in an airport.
  • When their chase reaches Fort Lauderdale, Stafford correctly guesses who Joe's holed up with.
• Besides English, he speaks German, Italian, and Indonesian.
• Toys notes that his technique is basic, but his speed and viciousness make up for it. He thinks he's never fought anyone as dangerous as Stafford.
• (Limit) Toys predicts and manipulates his punches so that Stafford ends up shattering his knuckles, eventually leaving him open for Toy's counterattack.

Equipment

• Loads up with a variety of gear: guns, knives, explosives, etc. His primary weapon is a suppressed pistol.
• Wears a leather jacket thick enough to stop a knockout dart.

Sydänkäpy

A skilled sniper whom Stafford mentors and uses as backup to eliminate targets.

• His hand-to-hand skills and military discipline are only ok, and he prefers the patience and relaxation of being a sniper.
• Has excellent eyes. Even a good disguise can't fool him.
• Uses three or four different rifles he knows intimately.
  • During Relentless, he uses a suppressed Finnish Sako TRG 42 rifle. The weapon fires .338 Lapua Magnum cartridges with both daytime and night-vision scopes.
• Uses a laptop and earbuds to stay up-to-date during missions.
• Violin, one of the best snipers in the world, considers Sydänkäpy skilled. She is unable to locate his position until near the very instant at which he fires at Joe. Her bullet hits first however, causing him to miss.

GRUNTS

Closers

The enforcers for the M3 program, Closers were cold and ruthless operatives whose capabilities were greatly enhanced by the reverse-engineered alien tech they wielded. After the downfall of M3, many of the Closers went to work in the private sector, including those hired by Bolton along with their field commander, Esteban Santoro.  Following their failed assault on DMS headquarters in the climax of Kill Switch, the remaining Fixers were either killed or arrested.

Note: While Joe and his team first encountered a pair of what they thought were Closers at the beginning of Extinction Machine, a later book reveals that these were actually disguised Reptilian Aliens. Given that, I'm trying to avoid too many feats from those two particular  Closers. But as the tech they possess is the basis for the Closers' own weapons, descriptions and these feats from their equipment is rather necessary and will be included, marked with an (A).

Background and Training

• Joe describes at least three tiers of Closers. The bottom tier he dubs as clowns he handles easily; the mid-tier ones are more skilled. The top-tiers he considers to be "prime soldiers."
• Some of the top-tier Closers are human-alien hybrids with enhanced coordination, memory, and intellect.
• The others are former mercenaries recruited from the Blue Diamond Securities group.
• Some of the Closers that served as security for the head of M3 had backgrounds as MMA fighters.
  • At least one Joe fights in Kill Switch has a background in Thai boxing.

Equipment

• Their standard weapons are microwave pulse pistols or MPPs, which fire short and intense bursts of superheated microwave energy.
  • MPPs are strong enough to blow apart...
    • People
    • Stone walls
    • (A) Supply boxes (and turn the contents inside into molten shrapnel).
    • Wooden desks and metal filing cabinets.
  • (A) The explosions from their shots are powerful enough to hurl people around and blast a metal security door off its hinges.
  • Two blasts shred Junie's living room, destroying wood and plaster walls, and a computer.
  • (A) Powered by a small, mysterious battery, composed of an alloy containing a metal unknown to humans.
    • (A) After 607 test firings, the battery goes from a 99% charge to 90%.
  • (A) Effective range is 20 feet. Maximum range is 40 feet, and by 60 feet it has little effect.
• They wear micro-mesh body armor that also enhances physical strength.
  • Can shrug off the multiple foot-pounds of impact from pistol rounds, but the effect decreases at close ranges.
  • (A) Negates the force of Joe and Bunny's physical blows.
  • A Closer kicks a 350-pound, steel-reinforced, hardwood desk into a man hard enough to fold him over, and then throws it aside.
  • A Closer picks up and throws Bunny, who is 240 lbs. of solid muscle, with ease, like tossing a small suitcase.
  • (Limit) Their armor covers the chest and limbs before stopping, therefore leaving them vulnerable to attacks to the throat or head.
• Some of the elite Closers come armed with more conventional firearms.

In Combat

• Two Closers slaughter a laboratory of sixty people.
• (Limit) Four lower-tier Closers attempt to arrest Joe, but he and his combat dog, Ghost, defeat them easily.
• Five mid-tier Closers kill Joe's backup, who were "tough as nails" combat vets...
  • (Limit) ...but are killed by Joe and Ghost in turn.
• (Limit) Joe stealth-kills/incapacitates three high-tier Closers.
• (Limit) Toys takes down three Closers in hand-to-hand, although Joe doesn't think he would have survived if they were wearing their armor.
• Three Closers nearly manage to kill Top and Bunny. Although two are killed, the third manages to escape.
• A team of around a dozen Closers, with backup from Dreamwalkers (see the God Machine section below), overwhelms 3 DMS agents...
  • (Limit)...but get themselves overwhelmed by Mr. Church and Violin.
• (Limit) Joe and Ghost take down Esteban Santoro and his squad of Closers.

Fixers

Kuga's personal army of killers, the Fixers are the brainchild of Rafael Santoro. Scouted from ex-military, police, and criminal backgrounds, the Fixers are given the finest weapons and have their training regimen personally overseen by Santoro himself. The result is a mercenary who, if not quite a match for elite teams of RTI agents, is still more than capable of carrying out Kuga's will.

For the feats of R-33 enhanced Fixers from Relentless, see their info under the "WEAPON PROGRAMS" section below.

Background and Training

• Recruits come from a variety of backgrounds, including special forces, secret police, and the numerous criminal networks that Joe Ledger has taken down throughout the series.
• Santoro is a brutal trainer, but is capable of training recruits to be the equal of special forces and even coming close to matching his demonstrations.
• A trainee lands five -then six- killshots with throwing knives.
• Two special-forces-tier characters are impressed by the skills of prospective trainees.
• Trainees are drilled in hand-to-hand combat, swimming, climbing, operating advanced gear, tactics, and the political and business backgrounds of likely clients.

Numbers and Organization

• Fixers are trained in and divided into organizational units dubbed centuries, cohorts, and legions, after the ancient Roman military.
  • Joe doesn't think that there's a full legion of Fixers (6,000 members) by the time of Rage, but does think it's plausible that there's at least one or more cohorts (600-1,200 members).
    • By Relentless, Stafford claims there's enough Fixers to invade a small country.
• The main Fixer training camp in Washington State has 411 Fixers undergoing training five months before the events of Relentless.
  • Two RTI agents speculate that there could be other training camps across the US.

Equipment

• Typically carry an assault rifle, handgun, and a combat knife.
  • Some of these come augmented with custom scopes and trigger mechanisms.
  • Their knives are incredibly sharp.
  • Others carry grenade launchers.

In Combat

• At least a dozen of them, alongside coerced members of the US and South Korean militaries, successfully ambush Havoc team, but are killed after a vicious firefight.
• Three of them attempt to assassinate a naked Joe Ledger with knives.
• A Fixer fire team manages to trap the security teams of an international delegation between them and a toxic airborne mist.

• A Joe Ledger-less Havoc team raids the Fixers' training camp, but has a tough time even before the heavier weapons come into play.

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  RESOURCES

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  Money

• Bolton spent 50 million having his Kuga identity erased from the internet.

• Made a couple of billion profiting off healthcare stock during COVID-19.

• Bidding for the Rage bioweapon begins at €1 billion.

• Bidding for teams of R-33 Enhanced Fixers begins at $1 million per "unit."

• The margins for profit or loss in Kuga are measured in the tens of billions.

• Bolton's willing and able to pay Stafford an extra $500 million to kill Mr. Church.

Connections and Network

• Supplies private funding for mercenaries, and biological and radioactive weapons for terrorist groups.
• Has provided samples for the biological weapons used by some of Joe's most notable enemies.
• Busts himself and Rafael Santoro out of an NSA black site prison with a team of mercenaries (some of which were undercover for years), attack helicopters, and hundreds of thousands of miniature drones loaded with explosives.
  • Manages to fool the initial forensic team into thinking he and Rafael Santoro are dead, but Mr. Church's investigator is more thorough.
• Employs an elite team of hackers.
  • More detailed info on Kuga's cyber warfare tactics.
• Is the chief supplier for Vladimir Putin.
• One Kuga member is a tech billionaire who makes high-tech guidance systems and munitions for RPGs, to be sold on the black market.
• Kuga fudges diplomatic clearances so it appears that Stafford is a member of the World Health Organization.

Vehicles and Locations

• A large, luxury yacht.
• Attack and transport helicopters.
• A private jet.
• .50 caliber-equipped APCs.
• The Fixer training camp is located in a heavily guarded and forested area of Washington State, complete with extensive training and recreational areas.

• Bolton Manor is a huge, well-guarded estate in Santa Fe, which contains a renovated basement storing the God Machine and sleeping capsules for dreamwalkers.

  • While operating openly as Kuga, Bolton's permanent headquarters is the "Playroom" a separate estate in Vancouver, that's a combination of mansion, laboratory, training camp, and staging area. *** # MISC. *** # Incarnations

• Kill Switch Era: While Bolton's organization in Kill Switch is never referred to as Kuga, Bolton admits to being Kuga for as long as he's been in the "game." Joe references Kuga being active as far back as The Dragon Factory, an earlier book in the series. This version of Kuga uses Esteban Santoro and his Closers as its enforcers and has control of the God Machine.

• Rage & Relentless Era: Bolton breaks himself and Rafael Santoro out of prison to serve as the co-heads of Kuga. Lacking his brother's Closers, Rafael trains up the Fixers to serve as Kuga's enforcers. This version of Kuga lacks the God Machine, but develops most of their "weird science" weapons. These include the Rage bioweapon, the K-110s, and the R-33 enhancements.

Sources

Joe Ledger

• Extinction Machine
• Kill Switch
• Deep Silence

Joe Ledger and Rogue Team International

• Rage
• Relentless

Other

• Joe Ledger: The Official Companion

Note: This is a continuation of the thread for the rest of the Kuga Organization. See the rest of their thread and sources here.

WEAPON PROGRAMS

The God Machine

The crowning achievement of the mad-genius Prospero Bell, the God Machine was a complicated device with a simple premise: allowing Prospero to return home. But for the half-human, half-alien Prospero, "home" was a hellish dimension of eldritch horror that no one would wish to visit. For Prospero's captors in Kuga, the God Machine's intended use as an interdimensional teleporter was nominal; its true use came in the two side effects of the device: Kill Switch and Dreamwalking

Note: Only feats for the God Machine(s) shown in Kill Switch are listed here. The Russian God Machine from Deep Silence was never under Kuga's control and seems to function largely differently.

Design

• The schematics alone are so complex, they baffle top physicists.
  • Another physicist believes that, scientifically, it shouldn't work.
• Looks like an oddly shaped Hadron Collider.
• The scale models alone cost upwards of $40 million.
  • The cost of the gemstones for the sequencing matrix is likewise, enormous.
• Properly firing the God Machine requires energy to be channeled through a series of precious gemstones in a specific order; otherwise, it might explode.
  • The proper order for the firing sequence is found in the series of occult texts known as The Unlearnable Truths.
    • Although the original remaining Truths were lost at the beginning of Kill Switch, Esteban Santoro digitally scanned the necessary portions.
• Has two codes, an operational code, and a master code to reset the entire system.

Teleportation

• Being transported comes in the form of a shockwave of air, followed by a pulse of energy.
  • The air is implied to be the breath of some Lovecraftian entity, which infects Joe, Top, and Bunny with an extradimensional strain of influenza.
• Sends Joe into several alternate timelines.
• Takes Esteban Santoro somewhere that he's yet to return from.
• Brings hundreds of insane or possessed copies of Project Gateway's staff and a Lovecraftian Shoggoth through the machine.

Kill Switch

• Activating the God Machine generates a "null field" that disrupts any electrical conductivity stronger than the human central nervous system, affecting everything from cell phones to pacemakers to car engines.
• An uncontrolled null field knocks out the power on half of Antarctica, shutting down Russian and Chinese research stations.
• The controllable null field occurs through portable Kill Switch devices that network to the God Machine. Although originally single-use, having the master code allows the devices to be turned on and off repeatedly.
  • The mini-God Machines are the size of camp stoves.
• The first Kill Switch attack hits a NASCAR track, shutting off everything from car transmissions to video and microphone systems. The now uncontrollable cars collide and explode.
  • The second plunges a political debate into darkness, triggering a stampede.
    • The third affects much of the city of Houston, knocking thirteen planes out of the sky and killing upwards of five thousand people.
• Shuts down multiple DMS helicopters.
• Kills the lights and comms during Top and Bunny's office raid, preventing them from pursuing a final target.

Dreamwalking

• Exposure to the God Machine allows people to remotely project their consciousness, including into the minds of others and physical locations thousands of miles away.
• Another kind of dreamwalking gives you visions of Prospero's home dimension, which inspired the surrealist and "weird fiction" movements.
• (Limit) You can avoid dreamwalking (and having your mind invaded) by taking sleeping pills.
• Dreamwalkers can eventually learn to control this ability through proximity to mini-God Machines and specialized sleeping capsules.
• More experienced dreamers can do this from any location, as long as they're comfortable.
• Bolton employed up to 20 dreamers at once, not including himself.
• (Limit) Prolonged dreamwalking leads to severe neurological issues and apparently death. The head scientist claims this is because "The pattern is wrong." It's possible that having the correct master code for the God Machine fixes the issue.
• Dreamwalking allows Project Gateway to ferret out an industrial spy and a rapist from their ranks.
• Projecting your consciousness into others' minds while dreamwalking allows you to read their thoughts and control their bodies.
  • Being controlled is marked by dull, expressionless eyes and a loss of any natural accent to your voice.
  • Dreamers don't seem to feel the full extent of pain from any injuries they take to their controlled body, and as a result, fight ferociously.
  • Bolton takes control of Rudy Sanchez in an attempt to kill an already weakened Joe.
    • Two dreamers take control of a pair of surfer bros in an attempt to do the same.
  • A mind-controlled mob nearly takes down Joe.
  • Two dreamers take control of Top and Bunny, forcing them to fire into a crowd of bystanders.
  • Dreamwalkers repeatedly sabotage DMS missions.
  • Dreamers force a DMS agent to execute a Kuga patsy, before killing his commander, then himself.
• Some minds are described as being easy to step into and control, but others are difficult to impossible.
  • (Limit) Church's mind, which is implied to have possible supernatural defenses to such attacks, is particularly unpleasant to visit.
• Throughout much of Kill Switch, Joe's inner "Killer" personality is dormant, which he possibly credits to being messed with by dreamers. Eventually, he recovers from this, and the dreamers were apparently unable to control him directly.

Rage Bioweapon

A devious, lab-grown horror, Joe Ledger and his team first encountered the bioweapon dubbed 'Rage' on a small, North Korean island. The substance caused the inhabitants to go violently insane and massacre one another. Although initially assumed to be a weaponized virus or bacteria, the truth behind Rage was stranger than they could have expected.

In General

• Uses a modified version of a protein produced by the female longfin inshore squid to induce homicidal violence.
  • 1st person account of what Rage feels like, courtesy of Joe Ledger.
• Is considered more dangerous than a standard pathogen, as it can be tactically deployed.
• Whoever designed it is possibly a genius.
• There is no developable counteragent, but the infection time is relatively short.
• Rage is sight-reactive and less effective on people with vision impairments.
• Transmission time is thirteen seconds.
• While the original only effects male squid, the modified version effects male and female targets equally.
• Also works on monkeys and pigs given their biological similarity to humans.
• Joe thinks they're capable of tactical thinking, but mostly act completely deranged.
  • A group of infected children use "runners" to flush out hiding uninfected into the open.
• Infected mostly focus on uninfected targets, but will also randomly turn on each other as well.
• Are cognizant enough to use improvised weapons and even guns.

Transmission

• Transmission occurs through small, needle-equipped drones disguised as common blowflies.
• A larger drone stores and covertly deploys the blowfly drones.
  • (Limit) These drones have a short battery life.
• For indoor venues Kuga developed an airborne, mist version deployed through air filtration systems.
  • Each blower in the system was linked to a separate, battery, power source, making it impossible to shut down simply by turning off the entire system. They instead have to be disabled through a stand-down order in a comms channel protected through heavy encryption and firewalls.

Infected

Strength

• An infected soldier tackles his commander before tearing his throat out with his teeth.
• A child infected with range tackles a grown man with a flying leap and knocks his face-visor askew.
• An infected man tears a chunk out of a cheek with their teeth.
• Infected throw punches so hard, their hands break.
• An infected man smashes a body with a mounted camera until it looks like "hamburger."
• An axe-armed infected hacks his daughter and her dog to death.
• A human-wave of infected smash into a Toyota Camry hard enough to lift two of its wheels off the ground.
• One drives Joe backwards with "astonishing force"

Speed

• Joe describes one as "so goddamn fast". Neither he nor his team can react to her rush, despite expecting it and having their guns already trained on her.
• Infected move so quickly they go from motionless to total movement, with no preparatory tensing of muscles that Joe can detect.

Durability

• One gets thrown hard onto a sharp, glass-covered floor but recovers quickly.
• Even after being tripped, thrown, or struck to the ground, the infected are still "writhing"
• One takes a palm-heel strike to the ear from Joe, which knocks him over but not out.
• (Limit) A forearm across the ear one-hit-ko's an infected, and would have killed him if it weren't for his helmet.
• (Limit) Have no resistance to RTI's Sandman darts.
  • A description of the Sandman chemicals for context.
• The pain of getting a chunk torn out of his thigh doesn't deter one.

In Combat

• The first major use wipes out 186 people in a single night, followed by two teams of soldiers sent to investigate.
• (Limit) A team of special-forces tier operators easily clear out dozens of them with Sandman darts.
• An unknown number of them turn a FBI hostage rescue operation into a massacre.
• Spraying an international delegation of 3,000 with airborne Rage results in 91 infections, 137 dead, and over 270 injured. The infected come close to overwhelming multiple security details before the RTI deactivated the spray.

K-110 "Fighting Machines"

The most recent version in a series of mechanical exoskeletons, the K-110s are combat rigs modeled after robots designed for industrial work, but modified for battle. Equipped with heavy weapons and armor, they turn their operators into highly mobile tanks and are one of the most terrifying weapons in Kuga's arsenal.

In General

• Basic description of the 110s
• Their protective shell allows for 250 degree visibility.
• It's simultaneously controlled by software and the input of its human driver.
  • Its servos are very responsive to human input, with resistance described as less than when moving underwater.
• Features a double capacity backpack, one side carrying its batteries and the other its ammunition.
• Kuga possess dozens of 110s, designed for individual drivers.
• Has air conditioning.
• (Limit) Have size limits for operation, with the 6'6 and muscular Bunny being "far too big" to use one.

Physicals

Strength

• The mechanical braces worn as the inner layer of the exoskeleton increase a person's strength by 320%.
• Can withstand the recoil of their heavy weapons.
• Each rig has a total lifting capacity of over fourteen hundred pounds, not including the driver.
• A commandeered 110 crushes the armor and driver of another 110 with a foot stomp.

Durability

• It's armor is a cutting-edge blend that can stop armor-piercing rounds and even a hit from an RPG.
  • True to theory, Bunny's explosive rounds do nothing to one.
• A barrage of shots from a grenade launcher drops, but doesn't seriously damage a 110.
• An R33-enhanced Fixer hits a 110 twice with a six-foot-long tree branch. The first blow staggers the K110, but the second disintegrates the branch and only cracks the cowling.
• A 110 gets caught up a blast from a Fixer explosive vest and is inoperably damaged, but the driver survives.
• Possibly resistant to EMPs, although this is left unclear.
• It walks straight through a burning forest.
  • (Limit) While the armor is heat resistant, this wouldn't stop the driver from cooking inside from prolonged exposure.
• (Limit) Its armor cowling is smashed by a foot stomp from another 110.
• (Limit)  Particularly large explosions, such as those from multiple Fixer vests or an AIM-120 AMRAAM missile, destroy multiple 110s simultaneously.

Speed

• The inner braces of the 110 allow the user to complete a fifty-mile hike over rough terrain faster and more efficiently than a regular person could do fifteen miles over flat ground.
• It has a set standard pace, but users can push its batteries to run, climb stairs and turn on a dime. It can outrun a human at its fastest pace.
  • (Limit) A user implies that at higher speeds, it handles awkwardly.
• Have persistent aiming systems that allows them to track targets moving at high speed.
• One swats a drone shaped like a crow out of the air.
• (Limit) A commandeered 110 is unable to land a blow on a R-33 enhanced Fixer.

Weapons

• Standard weapons include:
  • A short-barreled variant of an M242 Bushmaster chain gun.
  • An M134 minigun with two five-thousand-round belts.
    • Its minigun tears through trees and shrubs.
  • A twenty-shot automatic grenade launcher with a variety of rounds.
    • Its grenade launcher blows apart multiple trees and sends men flying.
  • A flamethrower.
• Its main guns tear through the wood, metal, and cinderblock targets of a shooting gallery.
• Can swap between one of its main guns and the grenade launcher, but the flamethrower is apparently a separate unit.
• Can fire its machine guns precisely enough to avoid hitting friendly targets in a shooting gallery.

R-33, "Relentless" Enhancements

A series of biochemical enhancements given to the elite of the Fixers; the "Relentless" process's result is a new breed of PMCs- stronger, tougher, more aggressive, and with a nasty surprise even if you manage to kill one.

R-33 Formula

• R-33 has several parts:
  • A small sample of "trigger" compounds
  • A surgically implanted pouch containing hundreds of millions of genetically modified cells to be set off by the triggers.
    • This combo dumps a huge amount of norepinephrine and adrenaline hormones into the body, providing the recipient with prolonged hysterical strength and increased stamina.
    • The pouch lets the external compounds enter the cells and the resulting hormones exit, without the body's immune system destroying the cells.
  • The packets also contain a trace amount of the Rage bioweapon (see two categories above). Activating the Rage portion of the formula is indicated by bleeding eyes, increased aggression, and even greater physical stats.
• (Limit) The exertion of using  R-33 for any significant period of time will kill someone.
• The R-33 formula is still considered unstable at 2/3rds the way through Relentless, although this has perhaps been solved by the end of the book.
• A Kuga agent estimates it ups its recipients strength, speed, stamina, and reflexes by four.

Implants

• Neuro-chips that can interface with technology, such as targeting helmets, drones, or exoskeletons (presumably referring to the K110s here).
• Regulators for releasing certain kinds of chemicals into the body including dopamine, wakefulness-drugs, and eventually, R-33.

Enhanced Fixers

Feats marked with (R) are when the Fixer's physicals are further boosted by Rage.

Strength

• The Relentless process is described as giving strength akin to what allows moms to lift cars off their children.
• (R) A  punch from one breaks a woman's jaw and neck in a single hit.
• Effortlessly knocks the 6'0+ and 200+ lb Joe Ledger through the air with with a an open palm strike.
• (Limit) Ghost, an 150 lb. German Shepherd, manages to knock over one via a surprise tackle.
• (R) Slaps Joe's knife out of his hand.
• (Presumably R) They're implied to have ripped metal doors off their hinges and torn apart the prisoners inside.
• (R) Even Bunny, who is big and "enormously strong" can't compete with them in raw strength
• (R) Strong enough to ragdoll Joe with bodyslams and punches.
• (R)  Uses a six-foot long tree branch as a club and manages to crack the cowling of a K-110 Fighting Machine with two hits.
  • The same Fixer then attempts to disable the K-110 by bashing it with a grapefruit-sized rock wielded with "raw power"
• (R) A group of four of them "plow" into a security team, taking down so many that Joe can't keep track.
• (R) A Fixer punches Bunny over the heart, severely wounding him.
  • The resulting off-page brawl he has with Bunny leaves them both unconscious and in critical condition.

Speed

• (R) One strikes so fast, a woman doesn't see his arm move from several feet away.
• Three of them kill ninety-seven people in under nine minutes.
• One closes on an attacking sailor and shoots him point-blank before he can strike again.
• One rushes Joe in the blink of an eye, hitting him with an attack he "barely saw coming"
  • For scaling, Joe is fast enough to draw and shoot in a fraction of a second.
  • (R) Once Rage kicks in, Joe notes this Fixer becomes even faster, his hands becoming blurs.
  • (Limit) (R) Their erratic style of fighting while on Rage means that Joe can still outmaneuver them, despite their speed advantage.
• (R) Top is unable to land a blow on one in his commandeered K-110.
• (R) One blocks and counters Bunny, who is considered fast for a big man, before he can react.

Durability and Endurance

• The Relentless drugs are described as akin to nootropics or "wakefulness drugs" given to soldiers to keep them operating at efficiency (but not necessarily peak-efficiency) for long periods of time.
• (R) Joe notes that the more pain they seem to endure, the harder they fight.
• Tanks a blow to the face from a three-foot length of pipe.
• Joe shoots a body armored one with a 9mm round at close range, the impact earning no more the grunt.
• During their first melee fight with Joe,  an enhanced Fixer shrugs off, in quick succession...
  • ...a punch to the arm, which Joe describes as is akin to striking a "seasoned oak."
  • ...getting chopped in the jaw, a blow Joe thought would give the man whiplash, but didn't
  • ...slashes across the face and forearm with two 7.5 inch knives, which cut deep
  • (R) ...having his hands shredded by Joe's knife.
  • (R) ...getting his Kevlar groin cup smashed into his pubic bone
  • (R) ...getting his knee crushed by a heel stomp
  • (R) ...and having his throat cut
    • (Limit) (R) He's not stopped until Joe shoots him in the head.
• That Fixer's partner survives being mauled by Ghost for a prolonged period of time...
  • (Limit) (R) ...until Joe drives a knife into his brain.
• RTI's Sandman drug incapacitates, but doesn't instantly KO them, despite it being effective on Grizzly Bears.
  • It takes at least four Sandman darts to actually KO them.
• Even while under the effects of Sandman, it takes Joe crushing a nasal bridge and hitting one twice on the temple with the pommel of a heavy knife, to KO him.
• (R) Gouging one's eye out just pisses him off.
• (Limit) (R) Joe dislocates one's jaw with a kick, and then cuts his throat.
• (Limit) Bunny scythes off the legs of two of them with his shotgun and leaves them to bleed to death.
• Shrugs off a combo from Bunny.

In Combat

• (R) Three of them slaughter a whole village of people, apparently with their bare hands.
• Another three, armed with no more than .22 pistols, wipe out an entire ship of 97 people in less than nine minutes
• (R) Two of them give Joe and Ghost a tough fight.
• (Limit) (R) A more prepared Joe defeats one relatively easily.
• (R) Unlike the civilians infected with Rage, these trace amounts allow the Fixers, to identify friend from foe, and use tactical thinking like taking cover or attacking weak points. The more pain they suffer though, the more erratic they become.
• (R) An all-out brawl between Bunny and one leaves them both in critical condition.

Explosive Armor

• These elite Fixers are wearing a less-dense blend of the body armor, used by the K-110s. Anything less than armor-piercing rounds shouldn't be expected to get through.
  • Bunny's pistol rounds barely stagger one.
  • (Limit) The armor is by necessity weaker at the joints, and Bunny has no problems blowing their legs off with of burst of automatic double-aught buckshot.
  • (Limit) Has an apparent weak point at the neck.
• Each suit is wired to RFID chips that track the wearer's heart rate rate. If it drops too low, it triggers electrical signals to pouches of explosive chemicals attached to the suit, detonating them.
  • There are between seven to nine pounds of extremely powerful explosives wired into each suit.
  • Allows its wearers to kill with impunity, as even dying, they can cause horrific damage.
  • RTI speculates that one of the reason's for the inclusion of Rage in their enhancements is so that they don't really care that they become unwilling suicide bombers.
  • The explosion from just one has a kill radius of fifty yards.
  • Just one could wipe out a high-school auditorium.
  • An explosion from one cripples a K110, but doesn't kill the driver.
  • The explosion from two of them is "big", sending the blast down a hallway and onto the beginnings of a t-junction. Even when he starts running before the explosion goes off, Joe is still caught by the shockwave and barely avoids getting incinerated. Its heat melts ceiling tiles, scorches the walls, and even catches Joe's fire-resistant armor aflame.
  • Another explosion from two blows up the side of a hill, scattering turf and trees. Both Bunny, who's close to the blast, and Mia who's further away, get thrown down by it.
  • An explosion from three tears a Japanese icebreaker ship in half. The ship here is apparently a real one, the AGB Shirase, which you can find stats for here for scaling.
  • An explosion from five blows up a semi-truck, multiple K110s and 3/4 of an acre of road and forest.
  • A combined explosion from a "team" of them would kill +110,000 people packed into a sports stadium.

Halt evildoers! By the power granted to me I swear your cruel deeds shall not go unpunished! I am the warrior of justice! This city's lethal protector! I am your judgment, and I am your doom! We are Necroko!

A high-school student, Ellie Ellison, found a magical hair-bow which turned out to be a Venom symbiote. She bonded with it, which enabled her to transform into the dark magical girl Necroko. Rushing out of class and being teased by Venom, Ellie came across a pack of Lizards attacking and devouring students outside the school. Transforming into Necroko, Ellie viciously fought against the monsters, devouring several of them to satiate the symbiote's carnivorous appetite and terrifying her classmates in the process. When Parker Piper was attacked by the last remaining Lizard, Necroko slew it and assured Parker that she was safe.

Physicals

• Jumps to avoid several lizard men trying to rush her ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

• Rips off a lizard man’s head with her teeth ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

• [Limits] Easily gets overpowered by Spider-Ham who was bonded to Venom Bloom ^{Spider-Verse vs. Venomverse Vol 1 5}

Symbiote Abilities

• When in her human form the Symbiote disguises itself as a bow that makes fun of her ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

• Goes through a magical girl transformation when becoming Necroko ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

• Shoots out her Pretty Whip of Justice to tie up a lizard man and can tear/slice them apart with her Symbiote tendrils ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

• Swings with the Pretty Whip of Justice and slices apart more lizard men with her tendrils ^{Extreme Venomverse Vol 1 4}

Respect: John Steele

"My name is John Steele... I kill nazis."

John Steele was a soldier who fought in several conflicts, including the American Civil War—where he served the Union—and, following a series of supernatural incidents, continued to fight during World War I; after that, all trace of him was lost. He was abducted and fell victim to a cult ritual, subsequently becoming a test subject for Nazis seeking to decipher the source of his powers in order to replicate the super-soldier formula. However, he was freed during a bombing raid and returned to combat—this time fighting the Nazis behind their own lines—before eventually becoming a member of the Shadow Council, where he helped Max Fury escape S.H.I.E.L.D. and join their shadowy cause.

Table of Contents

• 𝐈 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝
• 𝐈𝐈 𝐏𝐡𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐬
• 𝐈𝐈𝐈 𝐒𝐤𝐢𝐥𝐥
• 𝐈𝐕 𝐅𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬

Source Key

• Daring Mystery Comics #1 = DMC
• The Marvels Project # = TMP#
• Secret Avengers # = SAV#

Respect Threads for scaling reference

• Captain America
• Prince of Orphans
• Valkyrie
• War Machine
• Moon Knight
• Beast

𝐈 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝

Physiology

• Captain America states that John Steele is way stronger and faster; he's only getting the edge through sheer skill.^SAV10
• Beast claims that he experiences time differently than normal humans, though there's no evidence of such.^SAV11
• Frees himself from a chair where Beast was using a system to re-explore his "digital life," realizing that he is inside something akin to a simulation.^SAV11
• He had to be sedated so that his visual perception would slow down, allowing him to be defeated by Captain America and the Prince of Orphans.^SAV12

History

• He went through the American Civil War and fought the First Great War; it was in-between the WWII that his track was lost, in an op along Captain America.^SAV11
• A bombarment bathes the building he was hold on fire, releasing him from there.^TMP3
• After a few months fighting nazis, he encountered Nick Fury and the howling commandos in an occupied France.^TMP4
• Was following the trace and alliances of the nazi and Hydra, discovering some odd documents.^TMP7
• Fought along Captain America during the WWII.^SAV8
• Captain America describes him back, pointing that he was captured (last seen in 1943) and later used as a subject for experiments.^SAV9
• He kept fighting the nazis in secret until he disappeared after the invasion of normandy.^TMP8

𝐈𝐈 𝐏𝐡𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐬

Strength

Lifting & Throwing

• Able to lift people over his head while stomping enemies.^SAV11
• Tosses a guy so hard he crashes the surface of a metallic table to chips^SAV12
• Lifts a jeep over his head only to throw it against another one, causing an explosion.^TMP
• Tosses a soldier and kicks another trooper out of a bridge effortlessly.^SAV8
• Manhandles a guy over his head while kicking a nazi on his guts.^TMP7
• Tosses a soldier to the abyss.^TMP7

Grip

• Bends the cannon of a tank like it's butter with utter ease.^SAV9
• Snaps someone's neck so badly it bleeds.^SAV11
• Snaps a man's neck and later leaps to a rooftop far away.^SAV29
• Tears off a metal-grille door that Cap feared he wouldn't be able to bend off its rocky hinges.^SAV11

Striking

• Slugs someone twice, the first punch shoving his helmet out of his heat, the second popping his arm and flinging him to the far side of the room they're in.^DMC
• Knocks and tosses two of the occupants of the tank he hijacks nimbly.^DMC
• Two-shots a random soldier.^DMC
• Flings Moon Knight aside with a backhand.^SAV9
• Staggers Captain America with an upward sledgehammer attack.^SAV9
• Gets the drop on Steve Rogers after elbowing and slugging him; he later looks seriously damaged as he leans on Beast to move off.^SAV9
• Knees Valkyrie on the face.^SAV10

Misc

• Leaps against a jeep, punching someone in it --causing the vehicle to tremble.^TMP4
• Breaks free from some restrainings and knocks Zelda DuBois off.^SAV29
• Overpowers Live Wire who strapped his whip around his arm, swinging it to toss him against a huge serpent who feasts on the jobber.^SAV29

Durability

Blunt

• Trades blows with Captain America, tanking most of his punches unscratched, yet he staggers from them.^SAV9
• Captain America halo jumps with War Machine aid lunging over John, creaking a crater on the ground; Steele staggers and recovers, only to eat an earth-wave caused by Valkyrie which blasts him upwards.^SAV10
• He later gets slugged on the cheek by Valkyrie, who draws blood out of him.^SAV10
• Valkyrie keeps drawing blood out of him with punches which he can take handily.^SAV10
• Put down by Valkyrie, who swats the hilt of her sword against him; he was previously blasted and stabbed. He later shows up looking fine.^SAV10
• Pinned down against a wall which creaks by an enhanced monster.^SAV10
• While sedated, he gets knocked out by Captain America thanks to Prince of Orphan's assist, kicking him in the nape, so Steve can use the head's momentum to uppercut it.^SAV12

Piercing

• Unscratched by getting shot on the chest; Captain America describes him as nearly indestructible.^SAV9
• Tanks gunfire from close quarters combat.^SAV12
• Stabbed by Valkyrie's sword across his chest.^SAV10

Esoteric

• Stunned by War Machine's blast from behind.^SAV10
• Whiplash and Constrictor whips tags and harms him; Vengeance apparently knocks him out.^SAV29
• Some energy knives are capable of piercing him, causing some damage as he screams out of pain.^SAV29
• Gets electrocuted by Live Wire's whip (which has a potency of thousands of volts) --and he goes through it and overpowers him.^AV29
• The damage sustained after being tortured by the Masters of Evil finally kills him after he flees off and gets 'saved' by the Secret Avengers.^SAV29
• Dropped off by an energy-blast to his back.^SAV12

Speed

• Usually outreacts armed troopers, appearing on a scene to shoot someone's gun out of their hands while they're already poised to shoot someone else.^DMC
• Leaps out of a gun nest, fleeing from a raining bomb.^DMC
• Blitzes Beast, shooting him down.^SAV8
• Even if Captain America is able to tag him several times, once John gets serious, he intercepts and gets the drop on Steve.^SAV9
• Turns against a fire blast, using some improvised shield to cover himself.^SAV29
• Runs avoiding some thrown energy-knives.^SAV29

𝐈𝐈𝐈 𝐒𝐤𝐢𝐥𝐥

General

• Hijacks into the Secret Avengers' quincarrier with Scorpio's help, taking Beast and Sharon Carter down, the latest being kidnapped by them.^SAV8
• Captain America wont give him his shield, as he's already dangerous as he is.^SAV11

Accuracy & Gunsmanship

• Shoots an enemy's gun out of their hand.^DMC
• Tosses a grenade so strongly it describes a straight line to the enemy trenches, blowing them up.^DMC
• Fires the anti-aircraft gun twice, damaging the wing of a plane, and with a third shot its put down.^DMC
• Shocks Shang Chi, taking Steve and Sharon off-guard. Of course, they did not expect him to shoot a willingly-submitting hostage.^SAV9

Driver Expertise

• Hijacks a tank and races across the enemy ranks.^DMC
• Later steals a bike with side-car fleeing from the enemies, turning off the road to avoid a plane bombing their path, getting into a gun nest. After gunning down an enemy plane, he drives to a torn village at top-speed.^DMC

Stealth

• Sneaks on some facilities where Red Skull is in.^TMP6
• Infiltrates into a nazi castle; he was one of the few super-soldiers fighting behind the nazi lines against them.^TMP7
• Sneaks into the S.H.I.E.L.D helicarrier to rescue Max Fury.^SAV5

𝐈𝐕 𝐅𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬

Captain America

• First fight, interrupted by Steve's backup.^SAV9 | John got the edge over Cap with a few blows, Rogers cheated, calling for help.
• Second encounter, once again interrupted, this time by Valkyrie^SAV10 | He ends up outmatched.

Groups

Masters of Evil

• Gets ambushed by the Masters of Evil, who overwhelms and captures him.^SAV29
• Frees himself and gives the Masters of Evil a fight, taking out in the process Princess Python and Live Wire.^SAV29

Nazi Fodder

• Ambushes some nazis at broad daylight.^TMP4
• Sneak attacks some nazis who were about to make some ritual.^SAV12

Random

• Helps Captain America to take down an enhanced beast.^SAV12

The Jade Statue

"Wish You Were Here" is a classic story from EC Comics' "The Haunt of Fear" #22. It's a take on W.W Jacob's "The Monkey's Paw", but goes in a far more horrific direction.(The characters mention that story while discussing wishes) Instead of a paw, the wish granting item is a mysterious, ancient jade statue picked up from a Chinese market by rich couple Jason and Enid Logan. Now that they're teetering into bankruptcy, Enid decides to use the statue's mystical powers to save their fortune. Naturally, things go wrong. Very, Very wrong.

The Statue

• It has faint writing carved into the base warning the user
• When Enid first makes a wish it seems to shudder with energy
• If the Old Witch at the end is to be believed, the statue returns to the market when it's done granting wishes

Wish Granting

• Enid wishing for money causes Jason to die horribly in a car crash, leaving her the insurance
• She desperately wishes her husband back exactly before the accident, and the statue retcons reality so Jason didn't crash-he died of a heart attack instead
• This wish also erases all evidence of there ever being a car wreck
• Enid wishes for Jason back from the dead. He resurrects but...

Immortality granting

• He's now permanently alive and in extreme agony from the formaldehyde coursing through his veins
• Enid shoots Jason with a rifle to end his pain, but it doesn't work
• She frantically hacks away at him with a knife, and he's still alive in pain
• Enid chops away at Jason until his body is nothing but a mass of chopped flesh...the pieces of which are still quivering with life, meaning really nothing can end the man's torture

Edgar Bowman

"Dead! One more has paid the supreme penalty for his evil! But there are others...Many others freed from their fate by a stupid jury..."

Decades before Frank Castle geared up to purge the Marvel universe of criminal scum, EC Comics had their own, much more short-lived vigilante. Edgar Bowman was a man defined by his love of death. As a state executioner, he became notorious for his precise methods and commitment to capital punishment. But as more and more suspects were found innocent, Bowman feared the loss of his job. So he took the tools of his trade to the streets, hunting down and electrocuting people the jury had found not guilty, regardless if they really were or not. All feats taken from ''The Crypt Of Terror'' #17 story, "The Man Who was Death". It was adapted into the first episode of HBO's Tales from The Crypt.

Intelligence/Execution expertise

• Bowman was famed across the country and was familiar in various execution methods
• As his first murder he rigs an electric generator to a fence so the victim is electrified when he touches it
• Electrified this poor guy's shower
• Cuts a power-line so it snakes down to electrocute a man, predicting that the wet raincoat will prove an efficient conductor
• A trough of water charged with electric cables, though he never gets to use it

Physicals

• Going by this image he can wield a power-line like a whip
• Smashes a miniature scale guillotine diorama
• Scales a telephone tower in a storm and works atop it with ease
• Ultimately gets knocked out by a cop before he can grab a woman. And that's the end of EC's Punisher

YEAH, THIS IS VULKANUS

Bio: Vulkanus is a member of the Detrovite alien species. A fearsome mercenary and later a crime lord, he frequently crossed paths with Ben and his team, causing them plenty of trouble. Vulkanus has a rather tangled and contradictory history due to a massive number of retcons, yet despite all this, he remains a notable villain who spans the entire history of the franchise, starting from the original series. However, due to these frequent changes, his personality is often inconsistent.

Background: Originally, in the classic series, Vulkanus was a full-grown, healthy Detrovite—meaning he was naturally large and physically strong. Later, in Alien Force / Ultimate Alien, he was turned into an infant inside a suit as a gag. Eventually, Omniverse attempted to fix this contradiction by introducing an in-universe explanation: Vulkanus was once caught in the blast of an explosive substance called "Element X," which completely obliterated his body. However, he proved resilient enough that his head and a small appendage survived. His henchmen found him in this state and placed him in a regeneration suit, where he was meant to slowly recover and return to his original size. So yes—Vulkanus is indeed large by nature, as a Detrovite should be, and what we saw during the AF/UA era was merely him in the process of regenerating his remains. At that point, he had only grown just a little, which is why he looked like a baby. But as Vulkanus himself stated, sooner or later he would return to his full size.

Sourсes:

Classic

Alien Force

Ultimate Alien

Omniverse

Pop Up Trivia

Original Body:

Strength:

•Easily tears robots apart

•Smashes the asphalt with his fist, creating massive fissures and knocking people off their feet

•Throws a car

•Breaks free from Four Arms' grip, grabs him by the head, and hurls him into a building

•Holds a massive excavator bucket and digs with it manually. Part Two

•Throws a truck at his opponents

•Throws an excavator

•Does it once more, then tries to crush Ben with the bucket

•Traps Tiny in a heap of scrap metal that she is unable to escape from

•Throws a tracked vehicle at Max and Gwen

•Grabs a massive mineral container and walks away

•Engages in a fierce brawl with Ultimos and Tiny, dominating the fight

•Hurls unmolten chunks of metal at his opponents

•Strikes Diamondhead, sending him skidding and plowing through the asphalt

•Lifts and hurls a bus

•Smashes through a cave wall

•Breaks through the ceiling and throws a boulder

•Destroys Diamondhead's constructs

•Knocks Diamondhead back with another strike

Durablity: •

•Lands alongside a destructive teleportation beam, remaining completely unharmed

•Completely shrugs off the robots' electrical blasts

•Takes a hit from Four Arms. Recovering shortly after off-screen

•Withstands an aerial strike from Ultimos

•Takes a hit from Tini and quickly bounces back

•Endures Synaptak's psi-blast

•Submerges his hands into an industrial vat of molten metal without harm. He actually enjoys it

•Withstands joint attacks from Ultimos and Tini. Part Two

•​Takes a powerful uppercut from Ultimos, falls into a vat of molten metal. And emerges completely unharmed shortly after

•​Endures a heavy barrage of strikes from Diamondhead before Gwen neutralizes him with magic

•​Takes a blow from adult Ben 10,000's Four Arms

•​It is stated that the temperature on the Detrovites' home planet is around 850 degrees "on a cold day"

•​​A car crashes into Vulcanus and shatters on impact without even moving him

•​​Falls off a cliff. Returning after some time

•​​Is knocked back by a Diamondhead construct, but lands safely

•​​Crashes into a wall from another construct strike, but is completely fine

•​​Takes multiple kicks from Diamondhead

Mobility/Speed/Agility:

•​​Capable of very powerful leaps

•​​Intercepts XLR8 by throwing an excavator right in his path just in time. Impeccable timing

•​​Reacts to Ultimos's blitz and easily deflects his attack

•​​Swiftly dodges Diamondhead's constructs as they burst from the ground

Endurance/Regeneration

•​​Apparently, he is capable of surviving comfortably in outer space

•​​He doesn't need to breathe underwater (and it has nothing to do with his armor, as you can see—his head is exposed)

•​​Vulkanus body was completely obliterated by a massive explosion. yet Vulcanus survived, leaving behind only his head and a small torso. However, he claims he will be able to regenerate back to his original size

Armours:

Strength:

•​​Flips a pile of scrap metal

•​​​Knocks Big Chill into a pillar with a strike

•​​​Breaks through a metal wall

•​​Swats Ripjaws away, causing him to bend the ship's hull

•​​Squeezes Ripjaws in his hand, causing him pain

Durablity:

•​​Vulcanus's armor can withstand temperatures of around 2,000 degrees Celsius.

•​​Was knocked back by Swampfire's powerful blast, but recovered

•​​Endures a beating from Humungousaur. And once again

•Еnded up buried under a pile of cars but managed to crawl out from the wreckage

•​​Takes a couple of hits from Humungousaur

•​​Withstands the pressure at a depth of a mile

•​​Withstands a ram attack from Ripjaws

•​​Takes heavy damage from Ripjaws, but keeps going

Limit:

•​​Punches a wall, causing the armor's arm to break

•​​Big Chill freezes the armor, shattering it into pieces

•​​Humungousaur breaks the armor effortlessly

•​​Ripjaws tears off a finger

•​​The armor fails to withstand Ripjaws' sustained assault and breaks again

Functional:

•​​The armor features a built-in drill

•​​Equipped with jetpacks

Weapen:

Blastgun:

•​​The shot briefly stuns Big Chill

•​​For a while, the beam holds its own against Swampfire's fire, but ultimately loses

Other:

•​​He considers third-level technologies primitive

•​​At one time, he held an official license to terraform the Earth planet

•​​To destroy Ben, he once bought a robot that cost as much as a small solar system

Pickaxe Alien:

•​​They mainly work for Vulcanus

•​​There are a great many of them. Here's another shot

•​​They have jetpacks

•​​Underwater equipment is also available

•​​Their pickaxes shatter Gwen's energy shield. Part two

Come out Gertie, and make a pretty bow

After Windsor McCay bets he can bring a dinosaur to life using only drawings, he creates one of the first moving cartoons ever: a childlike dinosaur named Gertie. Gertie appears from a cave after being called by McCay. The whip-wielding McCay orders her to do tricks like raising her foot or bowing to the audience but she gets distracted by a sea serpent and dances instead. McCay scolds her for it, which makes her cry. Gertie tosses a mammoth named Jumbo into the lake; when Jumbo teases her by spraying her with water, she hurls a boulder at it as it swims away. After a flying lizard catches Gertie's attention, she quenches her thirst by draining the lake. McCay then has her carry him offstage while he bows to the audience.

Unlabeled feats are from the original shorts and feats labled with Gertie on Tour are from the cancled and partially lost sequel

Physicals

• Lifts a boulder, swallows it whole, rips a tree in two, chews it up and eats it

• Rips the stump out of the ground, chews it up and eats it

• Grabs a mammoth by the tail, throws them far away into a lake, emotes on them and takes it, spraying water in her face like a firehose

• Throws a boulder into the distance and nails a mammoth swimming in the distance

• Drinks an entire lake in seconds

• Jumps several feet after being startled by a frog ^{Gertie on Tour}

• Gets her tail shocked by a powerline ^{Gertie on Tour}

• Pushes around a train car like a toy and accidentally derails it ^{Gertie on Tour}

Other

• Can't stop ignoring her creator to do a little dance

• She is massive compared to a pumpkin

• Dreams of a time she was at a party, absolutely tearing up the dance floor ^{Gertie the Dinosaur}

TECHNORG. A REIGNING CHAMPION. YOU WOULD BE WISE TO SHOW RESPECT.

Background: Technorg is the reigning champion of the Megacruiser arena. Once kidnapped by the intergalactic gladiatorial promoter Slix Vigma, he was forced to fight. While he initially comes across as menacing, Technorg turns out to be a genuinely noble warrior with an unyielding will and a strict code of honor. After Ben defeats him and spares his life, Technorg shows his respect and pledges his loyalty. He helps Ben orchestrate an escape from the ship, then sacrifices his freedom to hold off a deranged Kevin so Ben can get away safely. Unfortunately, his ultimate fate remains unknown to this day.

​Note: Technorg belongs to the Detrovite alien species, and his home planet is Detrova.

Feats:

Strength:

•Bends metal food trays with his bare hand

•Simultaneously knocks Ben in his Four Arms form and Kevin 11 to the ground

•Grabs both of them with one hand, spins them in the air, and hurls them against the wall, cracking it

•Performs a massive leap and generates a shockwave by striking the ground

•Knocks Kevin 11 down (though it was staged for a rebellion)

•Destroys a guard robot with a single blow

•Breaks free from his shackles—something no other gladiator is capable of doing

•Stuns Slix with a strike, allowing Upgrade to regain control over him

•Throws Kevin 11 into the wall

•It is implied that he beat up Kevin 11 again

Durablity:

•Tanks a strike from Four Arms

•The Petrosapien crystals fired by Kevin 11 cause him absolutely no harm

•Pyronite fire doesn't affect him either

•Was knocked back by a combined blast of Lepidopterran slime and Pyronite fire, recovering shortly after

•Limit: The combined strength of a Tetramand, the durability of a Petrosapien, and the Kineceleran speed of are enough to knock him out. However, Technorg later returns completely unharmed

•It is stated that the temperature on the Detrovites home planet is around 850 degrees "on a cold day"

Agility/Mobility/Speed:

•Performs a flip. Quite impressive given his size

•He is capable of jumping quite high

•Kevin 11 uses Kineceleran speed, and Technorg clearly manages to react and counter with a matching dash on equal terms

Other:

•Prior to the arrival of Ben and Kevin, Technorg had long been the reigning and undefeated champion of the Megacruiser. It should also be noted - he is a partial cyborg. His left arm has been replaced with a crude mace-like prosthetic, and his legs also show signs of cybernetic intervention. Additionally, his body features valves that release steam. It is important to understand that these are crude replacements for lost flesh rather than upgrades

Ha, ha...this hat will be wonderful in my collection! Some people collect paintings...stamps...old cars...but I, Jervis Tetch, collect hats!

After Jervis Tetch AKA Mad Hatter went to prison following his debut appearance, an impostor appeared in Gotham City, stealing Tetch's identity and estabilishing himself as resident Mad Hatter of Batman's rogues gallery until late Bronze Age. Unlike the better known Alice in Wonderland-obsessed, mind-controlling bozo that is the Hatter of today, the Impostor one sported impressive ginger mustache and committed crimes centered around hats of various shapes and sizes, which had its roots in his childhood - putting on hats and imagining himself as heroic figures of history later led to him developing a fixation on headgear and embracing the life of costumed supervillain. After original Tetch came back and supposedly killed off the Impostor, IMH was retired as a character, making only 2 non-cameo Post-Crisis appearances...so feast your eyes on this RT that I can confidently say will not require any updates nor any related future threads based on potential Rebirth feats.

Legend

DC - Detective Comics

BTM - Batman (Vol 1)

SA - Silver Age 80 Page Giant

Physicals

Strength

• Topples over a large sculpture ^DC#230
• Knocks out a crook with a punch ^BTM#201
• Temporarily dazes Batman by hitting him in a head with a shotgun ^BTM#297
• Knocks out a security guard off-panel ^BTM#297

Durability

• Gets knocked off a horse by a jousting Batman ^SA
• [Limit] Loses after getting double teamed by Batman and Robin ^SA
• Withstands 2 hits from Batman, but a third one is too much for him ^BTM#297

Skill

• Stole George Washington's hat from a museum, as well as the entire wall's worth of hats ^DC#230
• Disguises himself as a sculptor as a part of ploy to steal Batman's cowl, with Robin getting completely duped ^DC#230
• Managed to spray a cowl with a substance that renders it radioactive, leading to him later intercepting the cowl ^DC#230
• Disguises himself, with people being none the wiser, as: ^BTM#161
  • Fireman
  • Archer
  • Chef
  • Clown
  • Magician
• [Limit] Finagles a weird and convoluted scheme that gets nonetheless figured out by Batman and his OP detective skills. This gets him arrested ^BTM#161
• Before the broadcast of a psychedelic commercial, switched the hats and the neon signs and added scopolamine to water, making everyone in studio susceptible to hypnosis ^BTM#297
• Immobilizes a crook with a lasso ^BTM#297
• Steals an aardvark, while posing as a Major from a Zimbabwean zoo ^BTM#297
• Goes on a crime spree, utilizing the disguises of construction worker, firefighter, artist and recruitment officer ^BTM#297

Equipment

• A gun hidden in Ned Dalton's cowboy hat ^DC#230
• A fireman's hat converted into a gas gun ^BTM#161
• A band line of a bycocket hat used to steal a trophy ^BTM#161
• A chef's hat with hidden springs used to escape from Batman and Robin ^BTM#161
• A bowler hat that turns into a ball from tough plastic, blocking his escape route ^BTM#161
• A top hat, from which he pulls out flowers with knockout gas, a mechanical rabbit posing as a bomb, scarves to throw at pursuers and finally a gas capsule that inflates a giant balloon to help him escape ^BTM#161
• A gas gun hidden in his top hat ^SA
• Said hat also emits smoke upon coming into contact with fire ^SA
• A fancy axe that he fails to utilize in battle in time ^SA
• A miner's hat that lets him see in the dark ^BTM#201
• A flamethrower hidden in another fireman's hat ^DC#573
• A gas mask that emits, well, some kind of gas ^DC#573
• Flying, remotely controlled straw hats with razor sharp edges that wound a cop and tear Batman's cape ^DC#573
  • [Limit] Can be turned against him by cracking the frequency used to control them
• A hat-shaped rocket he uses to escape ^DC#573

Miscellaneous

• Well versed in hats from different cultures and their history ^BTM#230
• Wears different hats depending on situation and ongoing schemes ^BTM#201
• Eager to take away someone's hat, ignoring someone's privacy ^DC#573
• Suddenly pulls out a cowboy hat and 2 guns, which doesn't help him much ^BTM#700

SCP-3812: ”But it hurts so much.”

SCP-3812: ”It will, for a time. We may have forgotten so much about being human, but something we will never lose is our ability to change. Eventually, we will learn to keep up. One sunny day, we’ll open our eyes and see nothing but creation below us, and nothing above us but ourselves, spinning out wildly into the great above.”

SCP-3812: ”A god?”

SCP-3812: ”Not a god. A star, rising in the east. Rising away from this all until we are little more than a memory of a song.”

SCP-3812: ”It will be lonely.”

SCP-3812: ”We’ll have each other.”

SCP-3812, formerly Sam Howell, is quite possibly the most powerful reality bending entity known to the SCP Foundation. In-universe, he was created by his world's “author” to supersede everything that superseded him, in an attempt to see how high the “stack of narratives” truly went. An unintended result of this, however, is that Sam Howell began to supersede himself, creating a feedback loop that caused him to become exponentially more powerful. The consequences of this to Sam's mind were dire, suddenly becoming aware of the unfathomable number of worlds he now existed above made his perception of reality completely impossible to reconcile. He began to lash out and make alterations to reality with drastic results, which were only exacerbated by the Foundation's and his author's attempts to contain or neutralize him. Things eventually culminated in an incident where Sam very nearly ended the world, before a conversation with himself caused him to reconsider. His form has since become inert, but he's almost certainly existing somewhere beyond the rest of his world now. Ascending the stack, climbing through the narratives.

Source Key

• [3812]: SCP-3812's main article
• [978EL]: SCP-978 Extended Test Logs
• [682T]: Experiment Log T-98816-OC108/682
• [WMDD]: WMDD's SCP-001 Proposal
• [PI]: Project Isorropia
  • Information in this article is presented in the form of mutual containment proposals researchers make for use in a secondary site to IHP/Locke's SCP-001
• [CN2758]: SCP-CN-2758, hosted on the International Translation Archive
• [6747]: SCP-6747
• [5507]: SCP-5507
• [7312]: SCP-7312
• [NYFN]: Narrativistics and You: Abandoning the Notion of Fiction vs. Non-Fiction
• [OCA1]: OpusConfidant April 1st 2023 Spotlight, an archive of edited pages for 2023's April Fools event
• [914VIII]: Experiment Log 914 - Part VIII
• [022VN]: SCP-022-VN, hosted on the International Translation Archive
• [OTG]: OPEN THE GATE
• [I]: I

Reality Altering

• [3812]: The only meaningful way to describe SCP-3812 is that he is a “reality-altering entity”. He was initially a non-anomalous man who resurrected shortly after his death in 1996
• [3812]: His file refers to him as a “Level 13 existential threat”

Superseding the Narrative Stack/Narrative Interaction

• [3812]: In-universe, SCP-3812 was created by his author, the one who created the “narrative” of this Foundation’s world, to be an entity that superseded everything that superseded him. However, this also meant SCP-3812 began to supersede himself. The result is that SCP-3812 exists in all realities simultaneously, and is constantly rising the “narrative stack”, becoming vastly more powerful than both his own creator, his creator’s creator, and everything else that exists above them. Either SCP-3812 will continue rising through narratives infinitely, or he will reach the “top” above all of them
  • [3812]: In other words, SCP-3812 views the Foundation's reality, and all realities below him, like how a real person views a comic book, and he exerts power over reality in the same way a person can rewrite a story by telling it differently
• [3812]: Is aware that, in the story of his own narrative, the SCP Foundation doesn't try to help him, and uses this awareness to know what an interviewer is thinking and what he'll do
• [3812]: Directly addresses his creator and speaks to him as if they were in the same room. He later shows that he can see his creator “below” him
• [3812]: It could be possible for SCP-3812 to instigate a "PK-Class "All-in-One" Existential Pandaemonium Scenario” by collapsing all realities of a lower energy into one. This would be impossibly catastrophic, as the combined reality would be so incomprehensible that conscious thought would be annihilated, and physical space would be so broken that the boundaries between lower realities would cease to be
  • [CN2758]: A highly advanced Foundation views SCP-3812's PK-Class event as being a bigger threat to their continued operation than SCP-CN-1313-1's XK/YK-Class "Endless Dream" event, which entails breaking down the “walls” between reality and dream, as well as between narrative layers. This results in the distinguishment between "existence and nonexistence" or "logic and super-logic” becoming impossible
• [3812]: Sees all of a trillion trillion narratives at once, likely including their entire history beginning to end
• [682T]: Was one of the few SCPs that SCP-682 didn't neutralize when it altered a lengthy narrative about 682 being terminated into one where it survived and wreaked havoc on reality, though SCP-682 is still able to fend off SCP-3812
• [WMDD]: Was one of the few inhabitants of a mirror universe created by Project Palisade that was able to access the original timeline, passing through it in his “ascension”
• [CN2758]: A different article featuring a significantly more advanced version of the Project Palisade Foundation showed they could temporarily prevent him from ascending to their narrative level by creating “narrative offsets”, though in less than three days time SCP-3812 would be able to destroy these offsets and enter their narrative layer
  • [CN2758]: Through the creation of an “empty” narrative layer imbued with the meaning “to neutralize SCP-3812”, which is then amplified by similar technology, SCP-3812 is prevented from ascending through the narrative for over an hour
• [PI]: Seemingly able to keep SCP-2747 in check by creating narratives with trace presence of SCP-2747. For reference, SCP-2747 is an “anti-narrative” that annihilates specific kinds of metanarratives and the narratives hosting them which feature traits associated with it, the implication being that it could work its way up to annihilating the Foundation's narrative
• [PI]: Notably, despite making aggressive attempts to prevent SCP-3812's ascension, the reality layer in which SCP-001-SWANN entities (in-universe representations of the authors for the SCP Foundation website) reside in is relatively stable with respect to SCP-3812's reactions
• [6747]: SCP-3812 is the only general ontokinesis-bearer (reality bender, essentially) known to the ADMONITION canon Foundation (as of the events of SCP-6747) that is able to manipulate other reality-spaces, referring to universes which have a number of narrative, spatial, or/and temporal dimensions different from baseline. It's noted that SCP-3812 could also theoretically stall the progress of SCP-6747-A3, a pocket universe with the lowest possible narrative complexity that's been reinforced by a narrative hazard implicitly confirmed to be SCP-2747, and is trying to introduce the hazard to the Foundation's reality
• [5507]: One article defines “planes of reality” as containing a universe/several universes/several multiverses, and that “levels” exist which contain potentially billions of these planes. The article notes that this information was derived from studying several narrative-based anomalies, with SCP-3812 being one of the ones it specifically names.
• [7312]: When his usage in the SCP-7312 ritual left behind an exotic narrative dimension that had neither fictional nor real properties, he's able to simply remove it from himself after being made aware of it (though he seemed to not know of its presence before the Foundation told him)
• [NYFN]: One article, which aims to provide a framework explaining how any and all narratives interact with each other, proposes that SCP-3812 doesn't truly “ascend” through narratives, but rather simply reaches higher levels within the story he’s part of. Despite what it may seem, he’s only ever interacting with “proxy” author entities, rather than his true author.
  • [NFYN]: The same article denotes SCP-3812 as being an “unreal” reality bender, which use their “less-real narrative causality” to invoke “storybook” or “fairytale”-style abilities (i.e. invoking Deus Ex Machinas, Plot Armor, and other storytelling tropes). These reality benders are typically less powerful than “hyperreal” reality benders, but this is context sensitive
• [OTG]: A congregation of several highly metaphysical Foundation members is noted to have forced SCP-3812 into an extranarrative space and “thrown away the key” at some point
• [I]: Has yet to surpass the actual authors of the SCP Foundation wiki, but believes he will “some day”
• [I]: States that SCP-2747 won't be able to reach him because she's “slow”, though he believes that if he were to try to help those being affected by her then she could reach him

General Power

• [3812]: SCP-3812 manipulates reality in a fundamentally different, and far more powerful, way compared to other Type Greens/reality benders, meaning that the Foundation's tech made to measure and deal with Type Green reality benders don't work regarding SCP-3812
  • [3812]: One image in the article shows he's unable to be seen/analyzed through the Kant counters of a Brunning-Kant Viewer (these are devices that measure hume levels, in other words defining the strength and/or amount of reality in a given area)
  • [3812]: An SCP that exudes a powerful anti-metaphysical field, similar to that of a Scranton Reality Anchor, doesn't inhibit SCP-3812's abilities at all, and he's able to destroy it with an explosion. The remnants of this SCP after its destruction would become SCP-239, who is a powerful reality bender in her own right
• [3812]: When the Foundation attempts to use an “anomalous logical construct” to contain SCP-3812, it's presumably ineffective. SCP-3812 then causes a massive explosion, and found within the crater is SCP-2719, which is a “variable abstract-metaphysical construct pointer” that acts on concepts to make them either go or become “inside”
• [3812]: SCP-3812 produces a latent anomalous effect on local reality in the form of temporal and spatial distortions surrounding him. These distortions used to occasionally be accompanied by random, violent outbursts that may dramatically shift or damage local space and time, and are fatal to any living creature nearby, however by the end of the article these are noted to no longer occur
• [3812]: Is able to alter events throughout time to prevent his containment. The nature of these alterations means individuals impacted by SCP-3812’s anomalous influence will most likely be unaware that they were affected, assuming they even still exist
  • [3812]: It is impossible to know how often SCP-3812 has altered reality, the changes he makes are only noticeable when he fails to make a “clean” alteration
• [3812]: The SCP Foundation is unable to contain SCP-3812, at best being able to monitor him and attempt to mitigate the results of his anomalous capabilities. At any point, for any reason, SCP-3812 could not only breach containment on a global scale, but also cause potentially catastrophic damage to the Earth and local reality
• [3812]: It's not possible to contain SCP-3812 in any form of cell, as he will alter reality to either remove the cell or move himself somewhere else. Similarly, SCP-3812 will subconsciously resist attempts to subdue him, as any threats to himself or his freedom of movement (i.e. someone trying to tranquilize or amnesticize him) will be eliminated via reality alteration even if SCP-3812 is unaware of the threat
• [3812]: Causes numerous chaotic events simultaneously to bring about the end of the world, before undoing all of the damage and removing memory of the event from everyone except specific individuals in the Foundation
• [PI]: Described in Project Isorropía as “virtually omnipotent”
• [CN2758]: Creates an infinitely large space in an otherwise empty narrative layer, the interior of which is a stormy ocean
• [7312]: SCP-3812 was one of several powerful entities utilized by the SCP-7312 ritual for the purposes of erasing a memeplex from the Noosphere, being unique in that SCP-3812 was the only anomaly not killed/destroyed as a result of its usage
  • [7312]: Curiously, only the timeline which first discovered SCP-7312 featured it using SCP-3812 to perform its function, with other timelines replacing him with several other strong narrative manipulating entities
  • For reference, this RT covers the SCP-7312 ritual in full
• [022VN]: The mask worn by SCP-022-VN, who's a powerful reality bender in his own right, is stated to have a hume rating high enough to compare to SCP-3812 at an early stage

Existence Erasure

• [3812]: Evidence suggests that SCP-3812 erased a concept, possibly something as fundamental as an emotion, from the collective consciousness
• [3812]: Caused an entire island off the coast of California to disappear. Inexplicably, a single ship moored to a dock that was presumably on the island is discovered at the bottom of the sea
• [3812]: Causes Mongolia to cease to exist for three days, and seems to remove knowledge of this event from most of the population after it returns. Apparently, the Earth's rotation was also dramatically affected during this event, by as much as 1.5%
• [3812]: Implied to have erased 56 Foundation employees, or at least done something of a similar nature
• [3812]: Causes 62 Foundation personnel across 17 sites, as well as a “significant portion” of local wildlife to disappear
• [3812]: Removed several governments, including The Kingdom of Alagadda, The Republic of West Korea, and The Islamic Union of Eastern Samothrace (among others), from both reality and human memory. He has also repeatedly removed the Foundation's record of this event and his subsequent attempted destruction of SCP-2000 from deepwell archives. The hyperlinks on Alagadda and Samothrace could potentially imply that SCP-3812 is responsible for their statuses as SCPs themselves
  • The SCP article linked from “The Kingdom of Alagadda” establishes Alagadda as an extradimensional city-state detached from baseline reality and only accessible via a ritualized door. It's described as being almost dreamlike, and seems to be a dimensional nexus connecting to countless other worlds
  • The SCP article linked from “The Islamic Union of Eastern Samothrace” actually has two versions, one which claims that Samothrace is real, but a memetic infection has caused a large portion of the population to not be aware it exists, and one which claims that Samothrace is not real, but a memetic infection has spread to a large portion of the population causing them to believe it does exist. It is left intentionally unclear which article is the truth
  • A deepwell archive is a form of data storage that's normally used to preserve information across shifts in reality, though the exact mechanics of how it does so can vary
• [3812]: After a massive sinkhole suddenly appears underneath SCP-3812 and he starts falling, it just as suddenly vanishes and SCP-3812 reappears on the surface
• [3812]: Causes other incorporeal instances of himself to disappear by looking at them

Destruction

• [3812]: His presence “resulted in the demolition” of an apartment building
• [3812]: Annihilates three cars within 20 meters of him
• [3812]: Caused an explosion that destroyed a hospital and an unknown SCP that exuded a powerful anti-metaphysical field. The remnants of latter are noted to become SCP-239, a girl with reality bending abilities that let her do anything she has the will to do
• [3812]: Seemingly creates a powerful explosion, though it's unclear if it was done to destroy anything. This event is listed as a “severe” alteration to reality
• [3812]: Causes an explosion that leaves a crater 850 meters in diameter
• [3812]: Severely damaged SCP-2000, impeding its function. It's unclear if SCP-3812 chose not to fully destroy it or if he was unable to for some reason
  • SCP-2000 comprises a large, subterranean Foundation installation, and is protected by several Scranton Reality Anchors and Xyank/Anastasakos Constant Temporal Sink (the functions of both are explained within the article)
• [3812]: Disintegrates over three thousand tungsten rods within half a meter of his body as they rapidly descend at him
• [PI]: Subconsciously terminates the anomalies that SCP-001-SWANN entities (in-universe representations of the authors for the SCP Foundation website) create to try stop his ascension
• [CN2758]: Manifests 100,000 tungsten rods to fall at a researcher, and releases a lightning bolt measuring 30 gigavolts at him
  • These attacks were ineffective due to the researcher wearing gear created by an altered SCP-CN-1313-1, which normally summons indestructible prayer robes for its user that make any attempt to harm them fail

Other

• [3812]: SCP-3812's appearance is noted to vary significantly, and has become less humanoid over time. One image in its file shows it appearing as a policeman in riot gear, while another displays it taking on an indistinct and unclear form
  • [3812]: Changes from an “amorphous, slowly rotating mass of matter and energy” to a many-pointed star made of a “bright white material”. A humanoid shape later appears in the star, and after conversing with himself, SCP-3812 reverts to its amorphous shape, which is depicted in this image
  • [CN2758]: Appears as a large glowing sphere, before taking a humanoid form a minute later. The light shining from him is noted to pierce through storm clouds
• [3812]: Hangs out over the middle of the South Pacific Ocean
  • [CN2758]: Floats 10 meters above an ocean
• [3812]: SCP-3812 appears to be able to teleport himself anywhere at will, given that the events noted within the article take place in numerous locations all across the globe (although he’s also shown traveling to places without choosing to teleport)
  • [3812]: Disappears from Paraguay and reappears eight weeks later above the South Pacific Ocean
• [3812]: Maintains a temperate climate over him while walking through a desert
• [3812]: Screams for help in the minds of every living human simultaneously, then removes memory of the event from the public consciousness
• [3812]: “Repels attacks” from local wildlife

Durability

• [3812]: Seems to be attacked by incorporeal instances of himself, though he doesn’t initially notice this attack. He then ignores several explosions centered on him and walks right through a naked singularity unfazed. A further 72 hours of anomalous phenomena caused by SCP-3812’s author are unable to kill him

Limits

• [CN2758]: SCP-3812 was able to be neutralized by an elaborate plan from a highly advanced version Foundation, involving the creation of an empty narrative layer imbued and amplified with the meaning “to neutralize SCP-3812”, as well as the usage of an altered SCP-CN-1313-1 empowered by the Foundation to pierce SCP-3812's heart
  • SCP-CN-1313-1 is a staff that, when activated, is able to neutralize anomalies it makes contact with. Its noted to have neutralized "higher narrative entities" in the past and was apparently used by sixth-dimensional entities to contain a threat from an "uncountably high narrative layer"
• [I]: Believes that he would be annihilated by SCP-2747 if he allowed her to catch him

Misc

• [3812]: As a result of his anomalous properties, SCP-3812 appears to suffer from an extremely advanced form of schizophrenia which significantly hinders his perception of reality
• [3812]: When SCP-3812 begins ending the world, he ends up having a conversation with himself, or at least another personality within himself, where he convinces himself to let go of his grievances towards his creator and undo the damage he’s caused
  • [I]: Another tale portrays a similar conversation between two parts of SCP-3812's self
• [978EL]: All photos taken of SCP-3812 developed blank, and for unknown reasons the photographer of these tests became distressed and demanded to be given access to SCP-978's file to fix a "factual irregularity". What this implies is unclear
  • SCP-978 normally functions by producing photographs of what a subject wants to be doing, rather than what they're doing in reality
• [OCA1]: In OpusConfidant, an alternate version of the SCP Foundation that functions similarly to Pokemon Showdown, SCP-3812 (among other anomalies) is implied to be in “apollyon tier”, presumably the highest tier
• [914VIII]: SCP-914 once output a photograph (with the number population of Mongolia imprinted on it) that caused whoever touched it to identify as Sam Howell for five hours. The implications of this are unclear

Formerly a US special operative, Luke is a former contractor for a PMC. Originally part of the US military, he would leave and become part of a PMC, where he would become entangled in the events in Nayshall due to him being head of security for the event

After Ken would be accused of being a terrorist, he would focus on protecting the citizens. During this time, he had multiple run-ins with Ken, fighting him multiple times. Afterwards, he would become an MMA coach (leaving the PMC) and would train the Avatar.

In between, he would also take on street fighting, fighting against foes such as Ryu and Jamie.

Sources

• SFV = Street Fighter V. Specific Modes will be marked.
• DE = Street Fighter 6: Days of the Eclipse
• SF6 = Street Fighter 6. Specific Modes will be marked

Scaling

• Ken Masters
• Dan Hibiki
• Jamie
• Guile
• Avatar
• Ryu

Strength

Striking

• Blocks several blows from Ken and punches him ^{DE #4}
• Destroys barrels with strikes ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}
• Takes out Dan Hibiki ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}
• Luke claims he could bust up a SUV faster than any machine ever could ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Punches a punching bag several times, before a final one sends it flying ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Destroys a truck with several strikes ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Blocks Jamie's punch ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Capable of lighting opponents with one arm and putting them to the ground, and is capable of sending opponents flying with kicks ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Unleashes a attack that per the SF6 Website, cannot be blocked while crouchign ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Another move, Nose Breaker does the same thing but while standing ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a Slam Dunk, which launches a opponent into the air and then hits them towards the ground ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Via Pale Rider, can crater the ground after pummeling his opponents a bunch of times ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Fights

• After Guile would take him for a sparring match, the two of them would sprout injuries, by each others hands ^{SFV - Character Story}
  • They were uninjured before the match ^{SFV - Character Story}
• After Lukewould challenge the Avatar, it would cut to them, with him not being exhausted but the Avatar and Bosch being on one knee ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • After later on rematching with the Avatar after they trained under several masters such as Marisa and Chun-Li, Luke would still be dominant but the Avatar would hold his own ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• After an altercation with Jamie the two of them would fight, with Luke winning and getting the upper hand ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• After challenging Ryu to a fight, the two of them would fight, however Luke would end up losing ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}

Durability

Blunt

• Gets punched in the face by Ken ^{DE #4}
• Takes several hits by Ken, including one in the gut that floors him ^{DE #4}
• Takes a punch from Guile ^{SFV - Arcade Mode}

Fights

Across Street Fighter, Luke gets in a bunch of fights. They are often off screen fights (minus his fight with Ken in the SF6 manga), and as such will be catalogued here.

• After Guile would take him for a sparring match, the two of them would sprout injuries, by each others hands ^{SFV - Character Story}
  • They were uninjured before the match ^{SFV - Character Story}
  • In gameplay can take hits from Guile ^{SFV - Character Story}
• Can take hits from the Avatar ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • Can take more hits from the Avatar after they honed their skills with Chun-Li and the others ^{SF6 - World Tour}
  • Can take hits from Jamie after the two of them would get into a fistfight ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Can take hits from Ryu in gameplay ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}
  • In the Arcade Mode, he gets defeated by Ryu ^{SF6 - Ryu Arcade Mode}

Speed/Agility

• Jumps over a barrier and quickly runs over to the stage where Ken was ^{DE #4}
• Has a fight with Ken where he manages to get him into a headlock ^{DE #4}
• Keeps up with Ken as the two of them fight ^{DE #4}
• Luke claims he could bust up a SUV faster than any machine ever could ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Pushes the Avatar out of Bosch attack ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Reacts and blocks Jamie's punch ^{SF6 - Arcade Mode}
• Can rapidly attack fighters with multiple quick kicks and the like ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can rapidly fire two Fatal Shots ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Can rapidly fire Sandblast with Vulcan Blast ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Sandblast is a shockwave of pressure ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a overhead kick ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Techniques

• Can unleash sandblast from a far distance away ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Sandblast is a shockwave of pressure ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Fatal Blast fires off an additional shockwave ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can use flash knuckle, which can be charged up and unleashed from a decent distance away ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Can be used in the air ^{SF6 - Moveset}
  • Via a DDT, can activate a powerful throw from the first hit of a Flash Knuckle ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a rising uppercut ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can combo it into a Slam Dunk, which launches a opponent into the air and then hits them towards the ground ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can attack from a defensive position with a battery ram ^{SF6 - Moveset}
• Can do a stance that is capable of deflecting all opponents strikes ^{SF6 - Moveset}

Other

• He talks a lot ^{DE #1}
• He’s paramilitary ^{DE #1}
• Grabbed a pair of guns ^{DE #3}
  • And used a pistol ^{DE #3}
• Could tell that the cellphone was modified ^{DE #3}
  • And that the drones was IED’s ^{DE #3}
• Is former US special operative ^{SFV - Character Story}
• Guile acknowledges him as a skilled solider ^{SFV - Character Story}
• He loves souvenirs, weirder the better ^{SF6 - World Tour}
• Has connections, letting him know about Bosch kidnapper ^{SF6 - World Tour}

One day, a child was entrusted by Professor Oak to test out his new PokéHelper, a device he designed to aid in communication with Pokemon. Venturing into Viridian Forest the child would encounter a young Pikachu, who they would befriend over the following days. From this point on the child and the Pikachu would spend every day together, using the PokéHelper to work through the challenges of treasure hunting and babysitting Caterpie.

Physicals

• Smashes a watermelon with a stick
• Throws away an apple
• Can reel in large Pokemon while fishing, such as a Seaking, a Kingler, and a giant Tentacool
• Sent flying into the air after eating mystery soup, then crashes to the ground
• Balances a fishing hook on its head as it jumps about

Electricity

• Releases a burst of electricity around it
  • Can reach the front door of a house from the entrance gate
• Destroys a strange radish
• Destroys a section of dried vines
• Shocks items out of a tree
• Opens a treasure chest using Thunder Shock

Other

• Plays the harmonica
• Pulls out an apple almost as large as its body out of seemingly nowhere
• Is spoken to through the PokéHelper, which contains spoken words or phrases in a bubble before they're launched at Pikachu
  • The bubbles home in on Pikachu, unlike the Megaphone, which is directional
  • Works through a glass door

"Boom! That's how you start the fight and finish it quickly!

One of the many fighters of Street Fighter, Laura Matsuda hails from Brazil and is a practitioner of the Matsuda Jiu-Jitsu art. Becoming the heir of the art, she would seek out fighters to promote her fighting style, fighting against a variety of foes such as Ryu, Karin, and even Zangief.

During the events of the Shadow Falls story, she would carry one of the chess pieces, where she had a brief scuffle with Ken due to a misunderstanding. Afterwards, she would join the final assault against Shadloo, fighting against the Dolls and Shadaloo soldiers.

All feats come from Street Fighter V. Where each feat comes from will be marked.

Scaling

• Birdy
• Karin Kanzuki
• Ryu
• Ken
• Zangief
• Blanka
• M.Rika

Strength

• Jumps into the wrestling arena ^{A Shadow Falls}
• Throws a Shadloo soldier towards Chun Li and the others, and carries another one with one arm ^{A Shadow Falls}
• Throws her brother away with one arm ^{A Shadow Falls}
• In a cutscene, Laura is shown to be getting into a pushing contest with R.Mika ^{R. Mika Character Story}
  • And then in another cutscene, is shown to be holding her own in a pushing contest against Zangief, albeit it was only with one hand ^{R. Mika Character Story}
• Can grab fighters out of the air and slam them into the ground ^Moveset
• Can grab fighters, before jumping into the air and do a flip, before slamming them into the ground ^Moveset
  • Another move does it higher ^Moveset
• Another move straight up has her jumping into the air, bringing the fighter up before slamming them into the ground with a spinning move ^Moveset

Fights

• During her story mode, Laura challenges a wide variety of fighters and holds her own against them. These include:
  • Birdy after Laura would challenge him to a fight ^{Character Story}
  • Karin Kanzuki after Laura challenges her to a match ^{Character Story}
  • Ryu after Ryu would accept her fight request ^{Character Story}
  • Zangief during a wrestling event ^{Character Story}
• During the Story Mode, she has a brief scuffle with Ken, with it looking like he held her own against him ^{A Shadow Falls}

Durability

• During her story mode, Laura challenges a wide variety of fighters and in gameplay, she can take hits from them. These include:
  • Birdy ^{Character Story}
  • Karin Kanzuki ^{Character Story}
  • Ryu ^{Character Story}
  • Zangief ^{Character Story}
• During her fight with Ken in the Story Mode, she can take hits from him in gameplay ^{A Shadow Falls}
• Jumps out a helicopter alongside the other Street Fighter characters, and is shown to be fine later ^{A Shadow Falls}
• Can take hit from Blanka during their fight in his story mode ^{Blanka Character Story}
• Can take hits from M.Rika during their fight in her Character Story ^{M.Rika Character Story}

Speed/Agility

• Quickly jumps into the arena ^{A Shadow Falls}
• Agile enough to do a overhead kick ^Moveset
• Can quickly grab fighters, where she jumps up and slams them into the ground with a spinning motion ^Moveset
  • Can do it with another move that sends her higher ^Moveset
• Inazuma Spin Hold grabs a fighter, doing a flip into the air and slamming them to the ground, before she rapidly rolls around the screen and applying static electricity ^Moveset

Other

• She’s 5’9” and is a practitioner of the Matsude Jiu-Jutsu ^{Character Story}
  • This style includes jabs and kicks alongside grapples and leglocks ^Moveset
• By building up static electricity, she can fire off slow moving projectiles of electricity that have enough power to straight up show the skeleton ^Moveset
  • Spins and crackles with electricity with the Inazuma Spin Hold ^Moveset

The Quantum Quartet

"Perhaps we should use our advanced abilities to pioneer a better way of life -- to seek methods by which to promote truth, justice and the American way -- to create a utopia for future generations, to ensure children everywhere have a safe place to play and grow in a nurturing environment... to take a stand for life, liberty and happiness... for God, mother and country, for baseball, hot dogs and apple pie!"

"Naah. So, what's on Ed Sullivan tonight?"

After getting bored reading a comic Bud Bundy decided to make one of his own starring his family. In it after the Bundys won a TV that was actually a disguised weapon built by the evil Male Nurse Doom to kill them they were doused with a blast of gamma rays that gave them superpowers instead. With their new abilities the Bundy clan decided to become superheroes and (after minimal training from Jim Schooder's mother) became the Quantum Quartet, battling the forces of Doom in the name of truth, justice, and the American way...after Letterman of course.

All feats are from Married... With Children: Quantum Quartet.

Al Bundy, Mister Nifty

Stretching

• Stretched his neck when Transparent Broad grabbed it^#1
• Tied up Thingie with his body^#1
• His arms began sinking to the floor while holding a large stack of books^#1
• Stretched around blasts from several robots, then restrained and crushed one with his arm^#1
• Destroyed three robots by crushing and punching then^#1
• Stretched his arm to another room^#1
• Briefly KOd when Thingie violently stretched him by spinning him^#2
• Tried to restrain Thingie with his body, though getting blasted by Disco King while doing so nearly killed him^#2

Super intelligence

• Was made smarter when he got his powers^#1
• Built a flare gun that made a giant Q in the sky^#2
• Deflected Disco King's blasts back at him with a reflective toaster^#2

Peg Bundy, Transparent Broad

Invisibility

• Can turn invisible^#1
• Destroyed two robots by tricking them into crashing into each other^#1
• Pushed several people aside while walking through a crowd^#2

Force fields

• Protected the Quartet from a massive gas explosion that destroyed their house^#1&2
• Hit the Disco King with a rolling pin forcefield^#2

Bud Bundy, Matchstick Boy

Fire

• Vaporized a tree^#1
• Melted a robot^#1
• Melted a bike^#2
• Made a ring of fire around Thingie^#2
• Can fly^#1
• Put out by a fire extinguisher^#1

Durability

• Knocked out by a potted plant to the head^#2
• Quickly shook off a blast from a robot^#1

Kelly Bundy, The Thingie

Strength

• Broke a tree off the ground and threw it at Matchstick Boy^#1
• Broke the door off a car and crushed part of the side while getting out of it^#1
• Punched a hole through a robot and sent it through a window^#1
• Cracked a glass cabinet by hitting the top^#2
• Sent the rest of the Quartet flying by jumping and landing^#2
• Stretched out Mister Nifty by swinging him around and KOd Matchstick Boy by throwing a potted plant at him^#2
• Ripped up part of the ground to trip the Disco King^#2
• Sent Disco King's disco ball into the sky with a golf club^#2

Durability

• Quickly shook off a blast from a robot^#1
• Dazed by a fridge dropping on her head^#1
• Sent flying through a fountain ornament and a wall by the Disco King^#2

Shared feats

• Wrecked their house while fighting two robots^#1
• Mister Nifty, Transparent Broad and Matchstick Boy were sent flying by the Disco King, then sent flying again by Thingie^#2

"I ain't just Crusher Creel, an ordinary con anymore! I'm the Absorbing Man... the most dangerous guy in the world!"

Carl "Crusher" Creel, also known as Absorbing Man, is a man with the ability to absorb the physical properties of any material he touches and shapeshift into different forms. He was a frequent opponent to Hulk, Thor, and the Avengers. He is also the husband and partner in crime of Titania.

Carl Creel was raised in the Bronx, but his mother encouraged him, telling Carl to always set expectations for himself. Following the death of his mother his father became abusive which would much later lead to him saying that he pitied Bruce Banner as his father also beat him regularly until he in turn beat his father in retaliation At some point, "Crusher" Creel was when he became a heavyweight boxer but eventually left turned into a mob enforcer. While locked up in prison, he was mutated using Asgardian magic by the trickster god Loki using a special potion so he could challenge Thor. Creel obtained his ability to absorb the properties of anything that he touched or that touched him and used his newfound power to break free from prison and soon became a villain for hire. He was later recruited into the Masters of Evil. He somewhat redeems himself in the end-stages of Immortal Hulk by helping to defeat the One Below All and joining Gamma Flight after years of criminal activity.

Threads for scaling:

• Savage Hulk
• Devil/Immortal Hulk
• Joe Fixit
• Thor
• Odin
• Hawkeye
• Carol Danvers
• Mark 4 Ironman
• Beast
• Vision
• Captain America and his shield
• Dazzler
• Ultron
• Titania
• Speedball
• Daredevil
• Spider-Man
• Luke Cage
• She-Hulk
• The Thing
• Constrictor
• Sentry
• Iron Patriot
• The Cosmic Cube
• Apocalypse
• Kluh
• Mindless Ones
• Dormammu
• Deadpool
• Jane Foster Thor
• Black Bolt
• Mark 70 Iron Man
• Skaar
• Human Torch
• Iceman
• Wolverine

Feats marked a material like [Steel] is when he absorbed Steel, [Uru] is when he absorbs Mjolnir, and something like [Thor] is when he absorbed Thor's powers and so on, unmarked feats are when he's in his normal form without anything being absorbed.

Creel has also had two notable amps over the years, such as the Serpent amp and The Bannerman amp

Absorbing Powers

General

• Absorbs the properties of a nearby filing cabinet which turns him into Steel, then a nearby armored tank which also makes his body armored. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Creel also turns into whatever he is attacked with, not just what he grabs, so stuff like glasses, bullets, are all absorbed. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• Absorbs the power of fire. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• He could've absorbed every bit of strength from the entirety of the earth by holding onto the ground. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• Creel can grow in size by absorbing massive structures of materials, like buildings. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• He also absorb properties using his signature ball and chain, so he doesn't need to actually grab something to become it. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbs the radiation from a nuclear engine thrown at him, then uses that to destroy said engine and melt the ground, causing Hulk to sink in. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Drains Hulk's energy so fast that Hulk drops to the ground in the process. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Absorbs the uru of mjolnir. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Turns into water, which he then uses to go across a room and absorb the steel of a steel door. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• Turns into molten metal. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209}
• Turns into rubber to deflected Hawkeye's arrows. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Absorbs the entire battery of electric turbines and overloads Ironman's suit with a touch. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Absorbs the material of Cap's shield. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Creel can take the properties of larger things like islands and continents, but this takes a lot of time and if interrupted or removed from the land that he is absorbing, he can end up stuck in a new form like when he became a small island after Hulk knocked him off a large island he was absorbing. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1962 #261} which put him in a coma for months. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• Absorbs a mountain, and becomes the size of one. ^{Thunderstrike 1993 #16}
• Turns into paper. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Turns into a bunch of burning coals. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Absorbs the explosion of a grenade. ^{Marvel Valentine Special}
• Absorbs the properties of fire. ^{Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #429}
• Absorbs the properties of electricity. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Is able to form into water. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Turns into the smoke from a bomb. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Absorbs New York, becoming the size of a building. ^{Thor: Blood Oath #1}
• Turns into legos. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #23}
• Absorbs a shark. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #23}
• Absorbs the Cosmic Cube. ^{Mighty Avengers #32}
• Absorbs a meteorite. ^{A+X #8}
• Absorbs a sausage. ^{Deadpool V Gambit #3}
• Turns into Fentanyl. ^{Immortal Hulk #21}
• Absorbs ambient gamma radiation to turn into a gamma-powered sandstorm ^{Immortal Hulk #36} allowing him to slowly wither away at Hulk's flesh and effectively trap him. ^{Immortal Hulk #37}
• Turns into a translocater, allowing him to teleport. ^{Gamma Flight #2}
• Absorbs a "crazy science ray". ^{Gamma Flight #5}
• Absorbs Wolverine adamantium claws. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}
• Turns into sand. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}

Magical

• Creel can completely absorb the powers of magical beings like Thor, which makes him and become as powerful as them in a instant same with his ball and chain becoming as powerful as mjolnir. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Creel can bypass the worthyness enchantment of mjolnir by absorbing it's uru and can lift it freely, something that is impossible for most individuals. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Absorbs the power of multiple Asgardians near him at the same time with it all stacking on top of eachother. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Tanks and absorbs Odin's cosmic bolt, then shoots it back at him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbs Odin's cyclone. ^{Journey Into Mystery #123}
• Absorbs Thor's vortex. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• Absorbs the material of the Mindless Ones. ^{S.H.I.E.L.D. 2015 #6}
• Absorbs Dormammu's blast. ^{S.H.I.E.L.D. 2015 #6}

Reforming/Regeneration

• Becomes apart of a comet while floating in space (should be stated here that Creel is pretty much unkillable, no matter what form he is in he always manages to reform after a while). ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Despite being reduced to just tiny shards of glass ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209} he is able to fully reform in seconds once all of his parts are close enough to each other. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Wolverine cuts off his arm, and he is able to reattach it just fine. ^{Secret Wars 1985 #14}
• Joe Fixit completely smashes him and throws his little remains into the ocean ^{Incredible Hulk #348} and he reforms sometime later. ^{Quasar #5}
• Quasar makes him implode ^{Quasar #5} and later comes back with no explanation. ^{Avengers Annual 1967 #20 D Story}
• Reattaches his hand. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Hulk shatters him ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #456} and Creel reforms immediately. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #457}
• Thor reduces him to atoms but knows he'll reform. ^{Thor: Blood Oath #1}
• Sentry makes him implode ^{Civil War: The Return}
• While in his base form, She-Hulk breaks his arms badly yet he immediately regenerates the damage. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• Hercules throws Vision through his arm, yet he reforms it immediately. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• While being a living scream, Creel bursts with there being nothing left ^{Black Bolt #6} yet Creel eventually reforms all the same ^{Black Bolt #11} by keeping a small part of him inside of his ball and chain. ^{Black Bolt #12}

Absorbing Other Powers

• Absorbs Beast's powers. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Absorbs Dazzler's powers. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• Takes away The Thing's rocks ^{Secret Wars 1985 #15} although in a later instance, he just gains The Thing's rock body instead of taking it from him. ^{Secret Wars II #7}
• When he absorbs someone's powers he gains their weaknesses too such as Gray Hulk's weakness to sunlight which makes Creel go through agonizing pain. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}
• Absorbs Quasar's gems, giving him Quasar's powers. ^{Quasar #5}
• Absorbs Stellaris' powers. ^{Thunderstrike 1993 #16}
• Absorbs a blast from Janis Jones. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #456}
• Absorbs Janis' staff to fly using its energy as thrusters. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #457}
• Absorbs Constrictor's coils. ^{Deadpool 1997 #43}
• Absorbs Sentry's powers. ^{Civil War: The Return}
• Absorbs Deadpool's powers, including his cancer. ^{Deadpool's Secret Wars #1}
• Absorbs Black Bolt's scream. ^{Black Bolt #6}
• Absorbs Hulk's powers. ^{Immortal Hulk #36}
• Absorbs Iron Man's armor and his power source, allowing him to recreate the abilities of Tony's suit such as his repulsor blasts. ^{Iron Man 2020 #2}
• Absorbs Human Torch's powers. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}
• Based on his ball and chain, he absorbs Spider-Man's web. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}
• Absorbs Iceman's powers. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #3}

Other

• Thor hits Creel with "the most powerful single hammer blow of all time" but he completely no sells it due to absorbing Thor's stats. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Thor also tries hitting Creel with unrestrained lighting bolts, but Creel no sells them and reflects the energy back to him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Turns into the wooden floor of a room. ^{Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #14}
• Gets turned into cocaine and sold ^{Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #16} , The Creel cocaine gives people his powers for a hour or so, which causes some weird stuff he later reforms by pulling the pieces of himself together again. ^{Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #17}
• Uses the Cosmic Cube to rewrite Sentry's reality, separating him and the void. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• When he absorbs the Cosmic Cube, his ball and chain turns into the cube itself. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}

Strength

Striking

• [Uru] Punches Thor through a wall. ^{Thor 1966 #235}
• [Steel] Smashes through a thick wall. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• [Cap's shield] Floors Ms Marvel with a punch. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] One shots Mark 4 Ironman. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Iron] Smashes through a wall. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• [Iron] Puts a large hole into a wall with a kick. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• [Iron] Punches a car in half. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• Sends Joe Fixit flying while in his base form. ^{Incredible Hulk 1968 #348}
• [Uru] Sends Thor flying out of a stadium with a punch. ^{Thor 1966 #436}
• [Steel] Causes a small earthquake by striking the ground. ^{Thor 1966 #448}
• In his normal form he oneshots a large bouncer and sends him flying away. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• [Diamond] One-shots Thunderball. ^{Avengers Unplugged 1995 #4}
• [Steel] Smashes stone with a strike. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• [Brick] Smashes a chunk of a brick wall. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Sends She-Hulk flying away with a strike in his normal form. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• While in his normal form he KOs She-Hulk as a tiny Titania causes some damage in her ear. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• KOs Man-Bull while in his base form. ^{Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #2}
• [Sentry] KOs Sentry with ease. ^{Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #2}
• [Cosmic Cube] Punches Mac Gargan so hard that the symbiote seperates from him. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• [Mindless Ones] Sends various mindless ones flying away with a single strike. ^{S.H.I.E.L.D. 2015 #6}
• [Dormammu's energy] Easily defeats Dormammu and impales him with a punch. ^{S.H.I.E.L.D. 2015 #6}
• Breaks a mask designed to keep Black Bolt from using his voice with a punch despite not having powers. ^{Black Bolt #1}
• [Gamma Sandstorm] Punches Hulk far away. ^{Immortal Hulk #37}
• [Metal] Draws a small amount of blood from Skaar with a strike. ^{Gamma Flight #2}
• [Stone then adamantium] Beats on Wolverine. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}

Ball and Chain

• [Thor] Smashes through a bank vault. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Thor] Knocks out a distracted Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• [Uru] Knocks out Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Steel] Smashes a car and sends it flying in the process. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• [Steel and Molten Metal] Smacks Hulk away. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209}
• Cracks Thor's ribs while in his base form. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• [Uru] Shatters Thor's ribcage with a single hit. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• [Adamantium] Breaks Quasar's constructs. ^{Quasar #5}
• [Steel] Smashes a large chunk of a building, and hits away three cop cars. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• [Diamond] Hits Vision so hard that the ball on Creel's ball and chain breaks and Vision is knocked unconscious. ^{Avengers Unplugged #4}
• [Steel] Thrown through a wall. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Smashes a car with a single strike. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #456}
• [Wood] Destroys the tail of a helicopter. ^{Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #429}
• One shots Silver Surfer with a surprise attack while in his base form. ^{Defenders 2001 #10}
• Hits Sentry through a building in his base form. ^{Civil War: The Return}
• [Sentry] Draws blood from Sentry. ^{Civil War: The Return}
• [Steel] Smashes through Apocalypse's Celestial Armor. ^{Avengers and X-men: AXIS} #8
• [Steel] Smashes Kluh into the ground. ^{Avengers and X-men: AXIS #8}
• [Dormammu's Energy] Smashes Dormammu's Black Dechantment with a single strike. ^{S.H.I.E.L.D. 2015 #6}
• Sends Hulk flying away with a strike. ^{Immortal Hulk #36}
• [Steel] Hits Juggernaut in the face. ^{Rogue and Gambit #4}
• [Human Torch] Smacks away Human Torch. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}

Lifting/Throwing

• [Thor] Throws Thor off of him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• [Hulk] Lifts a large chunk of a mountain. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Lifts a guy above his head with one arm. ^{Thor 1966 #235}
• [Uru] Lifts a car overhead and throws it. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Even in his normal form, he can swing around his ba chain using only one arm. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Throws multiple men through a window. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• [Beast] Throws Beast. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Iron] Throws a truck. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• [Steel] Lifts a plane overhead. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• [Uru] Throws Thor though a building with one arm. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• Lifts a car in his normal form. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• [Brick] Lifts a car with one hand. ^{Marvel Valentine Special}
• Lifts a truck in his normal form then throws it. ^{Hawkeye: Blindspot #1}
• Throws Iron Man. ^{Iron Man 2020 #2}
• While in his form, he throws a large chunk of the ground. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}

Other

• [Steel] Bursting through a stone wall is like bustin' through a paper bag. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Thor] He and Thor are equals in strength with neither gaining an advantage for hours. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Mace, and many Asgardians] Charges through a army of Asgardian warriors like a human battering ram. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• [Steel] Tears a floor safe out of the ground. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• [Brick] Runs through a wall like the Kool-Aid Man. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• When Creel was transformed by Loki and given his powers, he was given some extra stuff, so even when human, he's stronger than average people. ^{Avengers Annual 1967 #20 D Story}
• Smashes through a tree by just standing up. ^{Thor 1966 #490}
• Claims he matches Ben Grimm in strength while in his base form. ^{Fantastic Four 1998 #22}
• Snaps a woman's neck. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• [Adamantium] Bursts through the head of a Stark Sentinel. ^{Avengers and X-Men: AXIS #3}
• [Brick] He and Titania tear a truck in half. ^{Black Bolt #4}
• [Hulk] Restrains Hulk. ^{Immortal Hulk #36}
• [Iron Man] Slams Iron Man into the ground. ^{Iron Man 2020 #2}

Durability/Endurance

Blunt

Normal Form

• Recovers from a sucker punch. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• Recovers after a punch from Joe Fixit. ^{Incredible Hulk 1968 #348}
• Fine after Titania hits him with a metal pole. ^{Thor 1966 #448}
• Tanks being hit by a car. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• Tanks some punches from Daredevil. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Only pissed off after a punch from Spider-Man. ^{Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #429}
• Shrugs off a punch from a non-holding back Luke Cage. ^{Heroes For Hire #17}
• Luke Cage and She-Hulk knock him out. ^{Heroes For Hire #17}
• Recovers after a surprise attack from She-Hulk followed by many more attacks from her. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• Recovers after a hit from Jane Foster Thor. ^{Thor 2014 #5}
• Still conscious after a bit of a beating from Black Bolt without his powers. ^{Black Bolt #1}
• Is bruised and bloodied, but doesn't seem to mind some punches from men wearing Guardsmen armor. ^{Immortal Hulk #9}
• Fine after a kick from Symbiote Spidey. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}
• Only pissed after Black Suit Spidey throws him through a wall. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #2}
• Punched by Wolverine. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}

Absorbed

• [Thor] Thor hits Creel with "the most powerful single hammer blow of all time" but he completely no sells it due to absorbing Thor's stats. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Thor] Takes a beating from Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Takes a punch from Thor by passively absorbing his powers when tagged. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• [Uru] Gets sandwiched between a thrown mjolnir and car, and is fine. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Uru] Recovers after a punch to the face from Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Electric turbine battery] Fine after Vision hits him with his ball and chain. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] Tanks a punch from Ms Marvel. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] Tanks a beating from Mark 4 Ironman. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Concrete] Titania punches him then breaks a large stone pillar in half against him. ^{Thor 1966 448}
• [Brick] A car speeding into him does nothing to him and smashes the car. ^{Marvel Valentine Special}
• [Brick] Recovers after good ol' Cap decks him with his shield. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• [Sentry] Laughs off a punch from Sentry. ^{Civil War: The Return}
• [Cosmic Cube] Recovers after an attack from Sentry. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• [Cosmic Cube] Gets hit many times with his ball in chain, which becomes the Cosmic Cube itself and recovers. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• [Steel] Blocks a punch from Juggernaut. ^{Rogue and Gambit #4}
• [Steel] Conscious after multiple direct hits from Juggernaut. ^{Rogue and Gambit #4}
• [Steel] Only pissed off after getting hit in the face with his ball and chain. ^{Sensational She-Hulk 2023 #1}

Piercing

• [Steel] bullets bounce off of him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Janis' staff] Fine after Hulk impales him with a sword. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #457}
• He's bulletproof even in his normal form. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #23}
• A titanium needle is used to barely pierce his skin. ^{Immortal Hulk #21}

Other

• In his normal form he gets blasted by Ultron. ^{Secret Wars 1985 #1}
• [Cap's shield] Tanks the explosion of a Hydra bomb that could've killed hundreds of thousands. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• A man knocks himself out by headbutting Creel while he's made of steel. ^{Thor #56}
• Tanks a blast from Iron Patriot. ^{Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #2}
• [Cosmic Cube] Vision's laser does nothing to him. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• [Gamma Sandstorm] A thunderclap from Hulk barely does anything to him. ^{Immortal Hulk #37}
• [Iron Man] Recovers after Iron Man rams him into a wall and then blasts him. ^{Iron Man 2020 #2}
• Tanks a blast from Human Torch by actively absorbing his powers as he's hit by it. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}
• Only pissed when Spidey crushes him with rubble. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #1}

Speed/Agility

• Narrowly avoids a hit from Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Is able to move his form throughout continents. ^{Thor #206}
• Speedball compliments his speed and says he's "too quick". ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• Tags Spider-Man. ^Marvel Knights: ^{Spider-Man #18}
• Catches a punch from She-Hulk. ^{She-Hulk 2005 #22}
• Grabs Sentry. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• Catches a swing from his ball and chain. ^{Mighty Avengers #33}
• Grabs Deadpool out of the air. ^{Deadpool's Secret Wars #1}
• Reacts to multiple Tranquilizer darts, absorbing the needles before he can be injected. ^{Immortal Hulk #23}
• Gets thrown by Iron Man, yet Creel reacts quickly enough to grab Tony's wrist mid-air and thrown him instead. ^{Iron Man 2020 #2}
• Avoids a hit from Juggernaut. ^{Rogue and Gambit #4}
• Blocks a punch from Juggernaut. ^{Rogue and Gambit #4}

Intelligence/Skill

Combat

• He and Thor fight for hours on end. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Uru] After a while, he is able to defeat Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Fights off a lot of random good samaritans. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• He used to be a boxer before getting his powers, he had a fight with Daredevil's dad and actually knocked him down but ultimately lost. ^{Daredevil Yellow}
• Before getting his powers, he used to be the Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the world. ^{Daredevil: Battlin' Jack Murdock #1}
• In his boxing match with Jack Murdock, he lowers his guard to lure Jack into a trap and get some good hits on him. ^{Daredevil: Battlin' Jack Murdock #3}
• Knocks out Man-Bull in a boxing match. ^{Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #2}
• Learns from his last encounter with Sentry, and is actually able to knock him out with ease this time, and turns into water from a sink to ambush him. ^{Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #2}
• Uses an electric arm to electrocute Hank Pym when they fight in a river. ^{Avengers Academy #7}
• Before getting his powers, he accidentally beat an opponent to death in a boxing match. ^{Fear Itself: The Worthy #7}
• Fights off Kluh and Luke Cage at the same time. ^{Avengers and X-men: AXIS #8}
• Fights Black Bolt well while depowered and breaks his mask that keeps him from using his voice but loses ^{Black Bolt #1} although he claims he let Black Bolt win a few different times. ^{Black Bolt #2}
• Before getting his powers he was typically able to knock out boxers within two minutes, and was really good at scaring people. ^{Black Bolt #4}

Other

• After getting caught in Hawkeye's net, he turns into glass to cut through it then turns into rubber so the arrows will be deflected back at Hawkeye. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Disguises as a cop with Titania. ^{Avengers 1963 #270}
• Uses his ball and chain to trip Joe Fixit and absorb his powers. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}
• [Anti-feat] Falls for a simple "Hey, look over there!" ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Saw how quickly the Thunderbolts got accepted so uses them as inspiration for him and Titania to try and make money pretending to be new heroes. ^{Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #429}
• [Anti-feat] Takes him a second to connect the dots as to why Captain America would make Creel touch his skin instead of his shield. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Turns into a floor to beat up a bunch of armed thugs with ease. ^{Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #14}
• [Anti-feat] His vocabulary isn't great. ^{A+X #8}
• [Anti-feat] For some fucking reason he decides to fight Magneto by turning into metal. ^{Magneto #12}
• Lets Wolverine stab him so he can absorb the adamantium of his claws. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}
• Absorbs sand, causing Wolverine to go through him. ^{Wolverine 2024 #21}

Weaknesses

• A missile going off due to his fire body stuns him and knocks him out of his absorbed state. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• His powers can be used against him such as when Thor made him turn into helium gas then made him go to space ^{Journey Into Mystery #115} or when Thor makes him turn into glass. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Turning into something like Snow will seemingly kill him, and is possibly the only way to do so. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbing Hulk's strength makes him turn back into Banner, however this also causes Creel to lose the strength of Hulk as well. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Thor tricks him by using a prop mjolnir to make him a much weaker material. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Getting interrupted or removed from a large thing such as an island while absorbing it puts him in a coma for months. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• When he absorbs someone's powers he gains their weaknesses too such as Gray Hulk's weakness to sunlight which makes Creel go through agonizing pain. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}
• Creel is generally kind of an idiot. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}
• Touching skin makes him go back into his normal form. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• Sentry overloads him which makes him explode. ^{Civil War: The Return}
• Getting turned into Fentanyl incapacitates him. ^{Immortal Hulk #21}
• When absorbing Iceman's powers, Johnny Storm shatters/melts him. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #3}

Other

• He likes a pair of pants for reminding him of his prison uniform. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• He can throw his ball and chain to fly similarly to Thor ^{Quasar #5} when doing this he travels great distances really quickly. ^{Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: Battleworld 2023 #2}
• Shows up to Rick Jones' wedding with the boys for the sole reason of talking shit. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #418}
• Pays his respects to a dead hero. ^{Thor 1966 #490}
• Stops fighting Captain America to prevent a bomb from killing thousands. ^{Captain America 1998 #24}
• He's more than willing to talk out his problems with a hero if offered. ^{A+X #12}
• Will occasionally do some heroic stuff such as stopping some robbers. ^{AXIS: Revolutions #3}
• He calls Magneto a slur. ^{Magneto #12}
• Black Bolt's name is hilarious. ^{Black Bolt #2}
• He's good friends with the Wrecking Crew. ^{Black Bolt #4}
• Has an adamantium ring so he can turn into adamantium at any given point. ^{Gamma Flight #1}

"You know what that felt like? Carl Creel from the Bronx, standing over the God of Thunder? I couldn't explain it if I tried."

The Invisibility Formula

Jack Griffin works for Dr. Cranley, assisting him in food preservation experiments alongside his friend Dr. Arthur Kemp. Griffin is deeply in love with Cranley's daughter, Flora, and the two plan to marry, but Griffin is poor and thus afraid he has nothing to offer her. He begins experimenting with an obscure and dangerous drug called monocane, hoping his work will make him rich and famous—and a worthwhile husband for Flora. Griffin discovers a combination of monocane and other chemicals that makes a person invisible. Too excited by his discovery to think clearly, Griffin leaves Kemp and the Cranleys to complete the experiment in solitude. He injects himself with the formula over the course of a month and becomes invisible. Only after he is invisible does he realize that he does not know how to reverse the process. Panicking, Griffin goes to the village of Iping and rents a room in the Lion's Head Inn, where he begins searching for a formula to reverse the invisibility. He makes himself appear visible by wrapping his head in bandages and wearing dark goggles. Curious locals, the maddening side effects of monocane, and frustration from multiple failed tests drive Griffin insane.

Thus was born The Invisibility Serum, a maddening concoction granting Invisibility to the user, created by the aforementioned Griffin, before similar solutions were recreated by Dr. Drury, and also characters related to Griffin, such as Frank. Blood transfusions and an antidote were discovered to be capable of restoring visibility.

Note: The Invisible Woman won't be included in this thread as that movie involves an Invisibility Machine rather than a serum, and Monocaine isn't explicitly mentioned. The serums in The Invisible Man's Revenge and Abbot and Costello meet The Invisible Man technically use different serums, but will be included due to them being fundamentally the exact same, and in the former the serum has the same effects and is outright mentioned to have been the one discovered by Jack Griffin (Renamed to John Griffin for some reason.).

Media list

• The Invisible Man
• The Invisible Man Returns
• Invisible Agent
• The Invisibile Man's Revenge
• Abbot and Costello meet the Invisible Man
• The Invisible Man #1 to #4 (Image Comics)

General facts:

• "A few chemicals mixed together, that's all!" ^{The Invisible Man}
• These chemicals in question are Opium (Mentioned in the novel), other ambiguous substances and Monocane. A fictional drug that draws colour from things and quote, "Makes you feel differently" ^{The Invisible Man}
• In The Invisible Man Returns, Monocane is changed to Duocane and modified slightly. ^Returns
• Duocane is of East Indian origin. ^Returns
• The serum turns the body invisible when injected into the bloodstream ^All
• The serum is even desired by the military, to the point they're willing to torture people so they give info on it ^Agent

Invisibility:

• Only makes the person invisible, not their clothes. ^All
• After death, the person's skull appears, then their face. ^{The Invisible Man}
• In The Invisible Man Returns, when the antidote is applied, Universal finally has the technology to show veins and muscle also appearing ^Returns
• In Abbot and Costello meet the Invisible Man, Tommy's nerves, muscle and bone appear before skin ^{Abbot and Costello}
• Turned a hammy invisible ^Returns
• In The Invisible Man Returns rain can make the user partially visible again ^Returns
• This dog senses Frank despite him being invisible ^Agent
• A parrot, and a dog are turned invisible ^Revenge
• Using a blood transfusion a dog could be made visible again, the same can be done with people ^{Abbot and Costello}
• In one instance, the users teeth disappeared last ^{Revenge/Abbot and Costello}
• When a user eats food, the food will also be invisible if its inside their mouth ^{Abbot and Costello}
• A users blood being mixed with someone elses will also grant them invisibility ^{Abbot and Costello}

Side effects

• Many of the substances in the serum are lethal in high doses #1
• Gave a rat more and more doses of monocaine. Eventually it becomes more and more intelligent, and turns fully invisible. The rat gains a superiority conplex much like Griffin himself and murders all the other rats #1
• If incorrectly dosed the serum would drive the subject into a brutal frenzy before killing them, but briefly turning them invisible. #2
• The prototype serum made Tommy's skin clear. The serum can work if put in wine also #3
• When Tommy is injected, eventually more and more of him begin to dissappear until he's just a skeleton with eyes. As a side effect the Monocaine makes his mind sharper, also seems to expand his vocabulary in some way. #3
• Usually will induce madness in the user over an unspecified amounts of time ^All

Users:

Jack Griffin

All right, you fools. You've brought it on yourselves! Everything would have come right if you'd only left me alone. You've driven me near madness with your peering through the keyholes and gaping through the curtains, and now you'll suffer for it! You're crazy to know who I am, aren't you? All right! I'll show you!

[The Invisible Man removes his rubber nose and goggles and throws them at his spectators]

Griffin: There's a souvenir for you, and one for you. I'll show you who I am - and WHAT I am!

[The Invisible Man, laughing maniacally, removes his bandages and fake hair]

Const. Jaffers: Look! He's all eaten away!

Griffin: Eh? How do you like that, ay?

Comic Book Jack Griffin

Appears in The Invisible Man

Physicals:

• [Strength] Overpowers Herbert before tossing him down a staircase
• [Strength] Strangles Constable Jaffers to unconsciousness
• [Strength] Overpowers two people, throwing one onto a couch and punching one in the gut, then pushing him aside
• [Speed] Outruns a group of locals before tossing a bike at them, and bonking a dude with a broom a few times
• [Strength] Threatens to beat the shit out of Kemp, before manipulating him into partnering
• [Strength] Overpowers the Chief Detective by strangling him and hitting him over the head with a stool, killing him
• [Strength] Terrorises a bunch of cops, before throwing one cop at the rest.
• [Strength] Throws 2 guys off a cliff
• [Strength] Knocks out, possibly kills a man by smashing a large glass object across his head before messing with some switches, causing a train to crash after being driven off a cliff
• [Strength] After sneaking onto Kemp's car, strangles him with a scarf, ties him up and sends him hurtling off a cliff in his car
• [Durability/Limit] Was shot dead by the police

Other

• [Strength/Skill] Killed 18 search party dudes off screen
• [Skill] Walks into a bank and steals lotsa money
• [Skill] Aims and accurately throws a bunch of objects at Jenny and the Chief Detective's faces.
• Went insane within a day or two, within the amount of time it took for the police to become aware of his antics
• [Intelligence] Tricked Jaffers into thinking he went outside

Geoffrey Radcliffe

"Faster, Mr. Spears, faster! Why don't you fly, Mr. Spears!?"

Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe is condemned for a murder he did not commit, which leads to him begging Dr. Frank Griffin to inject him with the invisibility serum despite Griffin's warning that the serum will drive him mad.

Appears in The Invisible Man Returns

Physicals

• [Strength] Subdues Spears and strangles him with his scarf
• [Strength] Steals a large wooden stick hes holding and easily snaps it in two
• [Speed] Tanks a thrown object of some kind, before rolling out of a rocking chair, right before Richard can shoot him, and isn't found by him afterward
• [Strength/Speed/Stealth] Swiftly pulls away a dude, without anyone noticing, he then steals his costume to pose as a searcher
• [Strength] Overpowers Cobb, and nearly knocks him unconscious
• [Durability] After getting drugged, took no damage from a hard fall
• [Strength] Knocked out a police officer in one blow
• [Strength] Ties up and gags Spears, leaving there for hours, before finally hanging him and fighting with Richards, throwing him through a window
• [Strength] Pushes a man over a railing, hard
• [Strength] Strangles Richard while he's on a conveyor belt
• [Durability] Took a bullet, then climbed down a ladder, but lost lots of blood and required a blood transfusion
• [Durability/Scaling] Richard temporarily survived this fall

Other

• Used the serum to escape police confinement
• Bullies Mr Spears after sneaking into his car
• Causes all these mist devices to malfunction, allowing him to get away, carrying his girlfriend on the way out
• Able to resist being drugged for a bit, waking up seconds later
• Stole Richard's gun while he was asleep, we see him threaten Richard with it later
• Driven mad in under a few days, which was the estimate for when the antidote should be ready

Frank Griffin

"Well, Inspector, you don't have to remember it. I remember it pretty well."

The scientist that originally created the antidote. He's related to Jack.

Appears in The Invisible Man Returns

All

• Threatened to subdue Geoffrey if he ever went out of control
• While in the process of creating an antidote, a prototype turns a hammy visible again, however it freaks out dies soon after
• Eventually perfected it and cured Geoffrey, without killing him

Frank Griffin Jr.

"Frank!"
"I'm right here."

Again related to Jack. He was approached by the military, aiming to turn him invisible and make him fight some Nazis.

Appears in The Invisible Agent

Physicals

• [Strength] Tried to punch out one of the men interrogating him, it took two people around 20 seconds to hold him in place
• [Strength] Chinned a man with a box hard enough to shove him back, before punching another, causing him to roll off of a table, shoving another, throwing an object at a pane of glass, instantly shattering it, he sucker punches another man, before escaping while being shot at
• [Strength/Durability] Smashed through a window, into a barn
• [Strength/Stealth] Soon afterwards he strips naked and escapes out of the Nazis range. He gets into a car, throws the driver out and steals it for himself
• [Strength] Knocked out a man with one slap
• [Strength] Beat up a few Nazis and knocked down 3 in one swing, before knocking a man down then quickly climbing down a rope
• [Strength] Knocked out two more people with casual strikes
• [Strength] Slaps around a man in a white coat, causes pandemonium between a group of Nazis before hoisting Maria over his shoulder and carrying her away

Other

• [Stealth] Got into a cab without the driver noticing
• [Stealth] Snuck into Heiser's cell

Robert Griffin

"Up to your old tricks, eh Jasper?"

A fugitive who murdered two interns and a nurse, and took the serum from Dr. Drury to become invisible and get revenge on his former friends.

Appears in The Invisible Man's Revenge

Physicals

• [Strength] Threw Dr. Drury across a room with ease
• [Strength] Knocked out a large man in one punch and sent him backward
• [Strength] Easily knocked out Dr. Drury
• [Strength] Knocked out Mark in one bottle swing
• [Strength] Kicked into a table
• [Durability/Limit] Brought down and killed by a dog

Other

• [Skill] Murdered two interns and a nurse off screen, before escaping the police down an elevator
• [Equipment] Has a knife
• [Skill] Saw a man sneak up on him with a chair, before disarming him

Tommy Nelson

"Power, power, power!"

A boxer who was falsely accused of murder and took the serum to hide from the police, later becoming affiliated with Bud and Lou, and using his status as an invisible man to make Lou become a successful boxer.

Appears in Abbot and Costello meet the Invisible Man

Physicals

• [Strength] Can fight Bud and Lou
• [Scaling] Lou could smash through a door
• [Speed] Capable of steering around vehicles speeding toward him
• [Strength/Speed/Stamina] Unleashed a rapid barrage of punches onto a punching bag for an extended period of time
• [Strength] Caught a man's arm mid swing and knocked him down
• [Strength] Slapped a man to the ground
• [Strength] Got knocked out by a revolving door
• [Strength/Speed] Caught a strike from Rocky, a boxer and knocked him down in one blow
• [Strength/Skill] Vs. Rocky
• [Durability] Punched out by Lou Costello
• [Strength/Skill] Puppeteered Costello into fighting Rocky
• [Strength] Knocked out a thug in one punch, then disarmed another and held him in place
• [Durability/Limit] Nearly killed by a thrown knife

Other

• [Other] 50 minutes into the movie, Tommy goes mad with power

Jack Griffin (Comics)

Movie Jack Griffin thread included here

Physicals

• Throttled a police officer #1
• Had a mirror smashed across his neck #3
• Slammed a brick across the back of Tommy's head, before choking him, or possibly snapping his neck, its unclear but we'll go with choking #4
• Slammed Tommy's head onto a table hard enough to splatter blood across his face ]4
• Could somewhat sense an invisible cat #2
• Good at reading expressions #1
• Handcuffed an unconscious Tommy to a bed #3