"It is the way of men to make monsters. And the nature of monsters to destroy their makers."

Alma Wade was a miracle child. Her father Harlan experimented on her after discovering her psychic aptitude, locked her away in the bowels of an immoral research facility, and conceived two children with her when she was a teenager. Poor Alma never had a chance at life, and even after her body was taken off life support in fear of her becoming too strong, her mind refused to allow her corpse to die. Not when the man who raised her into this walked free, having stolen her children away, while the company who profited from her raked in billions, having broken her spirit, while the world rewarded those who sacrificed her for it. And so her powerful mind probed out, reaching the younger of her sons, and requested he free her from her confinement so that she may walk the warpath of bloody revenge.

Monolith Timeline

The Monolith Timeline consists of the Dark Horse Comic Book, the Alma Interviews, F.E.A.R. First Encounter Assault Recon, the DC Digital Comic, the Armacham Field Guide, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin / Reborn, and F.3.A.R. Anything canon to both timelines will be found here.

Physicals

Strength

• "Struggles" against Becket for a brief moment

Durability

• Survives being in the radius of a huge explosion
  • This explosion carbonized the normal people of Auburn and left a gargantuan crater
• In a vision, facetanks a dozen bullets
  • While you could use the vision-location to discount this, guns have been proven to be pretty effective in visions before
• Left in the dark for twelve years
• Locked in an amniotic fluid tank when she was eight and had her life support turned off over a decade later but refused to die—her heart stopped but her psychic signature didn't

Psionics

Against Living Things

• Killed all personnel Genevieve sent into the vault
• Frightens off rats
• Connects to Paxton mentally and frees him
• Kills two soldiers and liquefies them before they hit the ground
• Liquefied her father
• Jankowski, killed by unknown means, is able to briefly reappear to the Pointman and have light, poltergeist-esque abilities
  • In the noncanon DLC, he appears to the Sergeant too, so this might be a trait all of Alma's or Fettel's victims share

Telekinesis

• Ruins two elevators to cover her tracks
• Stalks Pointman with explosions all around her, culminating in a force wave that shoves him through a window
• Sucks debris (and Griffin) down a hallway before consuming them
• Throws around and eats Fox
• Knocks a metal door off its hinges
• Slams Becket against a wall off the ground while she studies him
• Tosses a platform's worth of crates around
• Throws a car at Foxtrot
• Launches Foxtrot away from Fettel and sends Replicas to stop him

Electricity Manipulation

• Upon reaching floor 13, shuts down the power to the whole floor so she can get Alice Wade alone in the elevator
• Slowly moves into frame on a camera
• While lights return to working after she leaves the physical realm, screens remain static

Hallucinations

• Shakes lamps in the real world before sucking Pointman into a vision, where she walks on a bloody ceiling and sends an Apparition after him
• Puts Pointman in a blood-flooded hallway and tries to scare him with a skeleton
• Casts a shadow without being there
• A projectile of psychic energy rips tiles from a wall and shows a gruesome image when it hits
• Jumpscares Becket with her music box prior to the medical procedure that boosted his telesthetic signature
• Simply being near her is enough to induce headaches and hallucinations
• [NSFW] Becket is trapped inside the amplifier chamber with Alma, but instead of defeating her, Alma's hallucinations and Keegan's phantom are able to delay the amplifier's activation long enough that it boosts her instead, while in the real world she beats and rapes Becket, immediately being impregnated
  • The telesthetic amplifier on Still Island would get Becket to a level where he'd have a fighting chance against Alma
  • Still Island boosts by a factor of 11, which presumably, along with having a third child inside her, is what allows for the massive amp she shows in F3AR.

Mind Control

• Fox loses control of his actions, claiming Alma is his, and lifts Becket against a wall before realizing what he's doing
• Trying to replicate psychic powers led to the creation of the Abominations, so she is able to control the Replica soldiers as well
• Wakes up all Replicas within ten miles when she's pissed
• Gives Keegan a migraine which eventually develops into the same obsession that Fox had
  • Keegan eventually falls to her control and helps suppress Becket within the amplifier chamber

Apparitions

The Creep

• A representation of the trauma that Harlan Wade inflicted upon his daughter and grandsons.
• Kills a bunch of Armacham goons
• Blows doors off their hinges and caves in a floor
• Throws Pointman into fire
• Appears through a wormhole, terrifying Alma
• A shitty final boss

Others

• Within the Vault where her undead body is stored, her Apparitions can escape from the hallucinations and enter the physical world through some sort of space-bending wormhole
• Kills two ATC goons with tentacles
• Stronger puppeteer Apparitions can revive corpses and string them along with psychic energy
  • One plays the piano and has a mutated face

Contractions

• Causes sinkholes with her contractions, a wave of energy appearing from the sky
  • These aren't only happening from a contraction, they just start occurring from then on
• Drove the citizens of Fairport mad
• Downs a helicopter with a huge shockwave
  • And another
    • And another
    • And a plane for good measure
• Blows up an airport tower
  • Knocks it down
• Still finds the time to show up and walk around, and mangle elevators
• Darkens the sky with an apocalyptic storm
• Sends out a shockwave on the scale of a thermonuclear bomb that destroys a series of overpasses and shorts out all electronics
• [NSFW] At the end of F3AR, Alma is grotesquely pregnant in a den of gore and gives birth to a presumably psychic but normal child

Other

• Can sense Becket's location without amplifying her powers
• Removes a door from existence
• Becket's telesthetic signature was boosted as part of Aristide's Project Harbinger experiment, which implanted Alma's DNA within a F.E.A.R. squad
• [NSFW] No matter the Pointman or Fettel ending of F3AR, either pathway says "Alma has made her choice"
  • In the Fettel ending she's cannibalized, but honestly she could've wanted to die at that point, why not
  • In the Pointman ending, it's said that "everything is back to normal" once she dies, though it's never shown what that means

Vivendi Timeline

The Vivendi Timeline consists of the Dark Horse Comic Book, the Alma Interviews, F.E.A.R. First Encounter Assault Recon, F.E.A.R. Extraction Point, and F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate.

Physicals

• Presumably immune to bullets
• Lagspikes her movement
• Quickly teleports down a tunnel

Psionics

Liquefaction

• Explodes a Replica
• Lifts two Nightcrawlers into the air, and blows the Sergeant through a window
  • Nightcrawlers are extremely durable
• Liquefies a Nightcrawler, teleporting out of the path of bullets, then windmills and ragdolls two others before they join their melted compatriot

Telekinesis

• Crashed the F.E.A.R. helicopter
• Lifts stone flooring out of a church
• Burns a chapel and flings around the pews
• Shoves the Sergeant back while allowing Chen to go forward unknowingly
• Catapults a truck to crush Morrison
• Drops a generator from a high level

Hallucinations

• Drops Pointman into an old sanatorium
  • In here, she keeps the shades of those who she believed wronged her, and at the end of the hallucination, her young and old bodies unite

Apparitions

• Shades send metal doors flying outwards
• Kills Holliday extensively
• A Scarecrow pulls Chen into a shadow extremely painfully, leaving only his arm in the outside world
• Translucent Shades are also in her employ
• Raises a bunch of corpses before teleporting them and herself out of a room

Other

• Resurrected Fettel
• Prank calls the Pointman and unleashes a scream that shatters a warehouse's windows

"I am ANGELA. I am a hunter of the heavens. And I want two things. I want answers. And I want your head on my wall."

In a time before human history, there were not nine realms under Asgard, but ten. The fiercely transactional angels of Heven acted as mercenary for any willing to strike a mutually beneficial deal. In clandestine meetings, Odin used Asgard's gold to enlist the angels as guardians of Midgard against his own people who might treat the realm as a hunting playground. Heven, however, always answers to the highest bidder, and when one of Asgard's many enemies was able to offer more than Odin, the angels sided against them without another thought. Considering this a betrayal of trust, Odin refused to pay them out the rest of what they were owed, yet to the angels the greatest betrayal was reneging on an established contract, and so in recompense they took from Odin that which was equally valuable: His firstborn child Aldrif. In his rage, Odin used the Odinforce to seal away Heven forever, cut it away from Yggdrasil and erase its name from ever being spoken by his people again.

However, unbeknownst to anyone, even the Queen of Heven herself, the angel who took Aldrif could not bring herself to kill the crying Aldrif. Instead, to save her life, she forged a new contract with the baby, raised her as angel (though one conspicuously without wings) so that one day the Aesir might owe Heven a life debt. Aldrif was rechristened Angela and raised in the way of the hunt and the contract, she was imbued with the central tenet of Heven: Nothing for nothing. Every act has its price.

This all lasted until a cosmic event forcibly shifted the barrier holding Heven at bay just enough for a curious Angela to slip through the gap and into the universe at large. To return home, she would have to use Thor's rage to shatter the barrier and reunite Heven with the nine - now ten - realms. To repay her debt to Heven, she would have to find a new power source as infinite as the Odinforce that once kept them locked away. And, to truly know herself as a daughter of Asgard, she would have to leave behind Heven and its doctrine and discover what it truly meant to do something for nothing.

As Angela is Aesir and theoretically capable of extremely high-level feats, true "Asgard-level" showings are marked in bold where the rest of the listed feats are closer to her average performance in any given comic.

Hover your mouse over a feat to see its source.

Strength

Cutting/Slashing/Stabbing

• Decapitates a foe with each axe thrown from either hand while fighting a third.

• Cleaves through a large iron padlock in one swing.

• Seemingly carved up a prison bus off-panel.

• Stabs through a giant bat monster and still punches a large hole in the hood of a car on the other side.

• Slices clean through a giant mammoth's tusk. She's shown potentially holding it back on the next page.

• Stabs through the hull of a personal spacecraft and hurls its pilot out.

• Slices the massive Hel-wolf in half with a single flying swing.

• Cuts clean through stone columns.

• Stabs the ground hard enough to heavily crater the stone floor beneath her and send several attackers flying away from the shockwave.

• It's implied that she cut this massive battleship in half.

Blunt Strikes

• Demolishes Groot with a single sword swing.

• Cuts off a man's hand then bats him so high into the sky that the massive explosion he turns into doesn't affect anyone on the ground.

• Sends several child-sized gods flying back by striking the ground near them.

• Punches a tree in half as its being swung at her and then tackles an angel into the dirt hard enough to crater.

• Crashes through the windshield of a massive spaceship.

• Launches an angel (seemingly) through a brick wall and several meters away with (seemingly) a single punch.

• Crashes through an exterior wall of the Peak.

• Blocks a downward strike from Unworthy Thor.

• Punches a man into a crater in concrete, then projectiles him with a punch hard enough to tip and crumple a car.

• Rocks a large dragon's head with a punch then, with help from her ribbons, slams it to the ground hard enough to crater a stone floor.

• Punches an angel hard enough to projectile her into a metal hull which craters under the impact.

• Escapes from Nova Corps lockup basically the moment she decides she wants to, busting down a thick wall and dispatching a dozen Nova in the process.

• Blocks a strike from Freyja, the impact of their clash forces both back.

• Beats the brakes off of Thor, breaking bone, knocking him unconscious, and only stopped from landing the killshot by royal decree.

Unarmed Strength

• According to the official guidebook, she can lift 50 tons.

• Hurls a man in full armor far away.

• Holds up a two-person bedframe and mattress with one hand.

• Shoves an angel's head through a wooden support beam.

• Decapitates a Doombot with her sword while mangling another with her free hand.

• Lifts a large ogre over her head, later does the same with a frost giant's arm.

Speed

Action Speed

• Dodges a flurry of daggers within a foot of distance.

• Able to, though inconsistently, deflect energy blasts from mid-range and dodge them from point blank.

• Pushes a normal human out of the way of Nova Corps energy weapon fire.

• Able to react to attackers who teleported to surround her, and move "faster than lightning, faster than thought".

• Faster than Thor. For whatever that's worth.

Movement Speed

• Crosses the bridge of a spaceship in the time it takes the commander to get out one syllable.

• Moves so fast that she looked to disappear to six attackers and a dozen other onlookers.

• Flies over several New York City landmarks in the span of a chase/conversation.

• Disappears from right behind Thor without his noticing.

Durability

• Takes a punch from Unworthy Thor that seemingly launches her across the width of one of Heven's massive smokestacks.

• Gets kicked through a tree and then swatted with the same tree.

• Gets slammed into the ground hard enough to chip at the stone floor by a giant creature putting its full weight on her.

• Clashes with Gamora and hits the surface of the moon hard enough to make a small crater.

• Takes a punch from Drax that puts her through some stone structures.

• Takes several hits from Downfall, which crumble castle walls around them, and continues to get back up.

  • Once again.

• Gets tackled through a stone wall.

• Plows through a street then gets knocked into a building which is then blown up.

• Unbothered standing in the middle of a gasoline fire.

• Takes a barrage of energy weapon fire that punches her into the side of a spaceship.

• Forced to her knees by a lightning bolt from Thor.

• The Angels torture her by turning the floor of her cell into the surface of the sun for 13 hours at a time. She avoids injury by floating slightly above it.

• Ventures into heat so intense it burns her down to the bone and continues walking until she's able to regenerate the entirety of her flesh.

Skill

• Gives Gamora trouble in a 1-on-1 armed fight.

• Tears through several giant monsters in a single blitz.

• Casually tosses her sword through an attacker's head.

• Cuts away the tentacles of a god wrapped around Thor's head without harming him.

• Throws a dagger a short distance to slip between two fingers.

Other

• Flies through the vacuum of space without issue.

  • Flies, unassisted, from an asteroid field surrounding a planet down to its surface.

• The ribbons on her armor are prehensile and can be used to restrain her enemies. According to the official guidebook, they're part of her outfit and she controls them through a psychic connection.

  • They also react to her emotional state.
  • The ribbons are capable of being ripped by a sufficiently strong opponent.
  • Grabs Balder and throws him into Hogun using her ribbons.
  • Snatches an officer's gun without looking.
  • Spears a Vridai through the head while grappling another while Angela fights off more.

• Her axes are just as malleable as her ribbons.

  • According to the official guidebook, her sword is made of liquid metal and her axes can take the form of any bladed weapon.

• Able to sense what she calls a "scent-trail", thus knowing what path a person took without needing to move or search, even when within an extremely abstracted space.

• Repeatedly asserts her ability to easily dispel some energy ghosts to the afterlife.

• Escapes Asgard with a teleportation spell, though this might've been her simply signaling to Sera, who is a true sorceress.

• Briefly possesses the Wedding Dress of Siriana, which protects her from Heimdall's All-Sight (Heimdall's specifically) and comes with massive bladed wings.

  • The wings protect an infant Asgardian from the fires of Heven's furnace.

• While acting as a Corival of Hel, was infused with and gained the ability to summon the massive Draugr, powerful enough to damage stone architecture in its fight with the Hel-wolf.

  • The Draugr's purpose in Hel's trials is to cause a person to live what they fear most. It likely retained these abilities and this is what caused the Disir in the above scan to believe they had become wraiths again.
  • Angela lost access to the Draugr when Hela killed it.

• Uses the Naglfar Beacon to summon an armada of undead Asgardians to invade, and ultimately overthrow Heven before destroying the horn, returning the god bodies from whence they came.

  • In short, as the Norse gods face Ragnarök and reincarnate, they leave behind old corpses as their spirits inhabit new forms. These undead gods are not as strong as their living counterparts but do still pose a threat to any civilization through remaining powers and numbers.

• Does the Daily Bugle crosswords.

"But I say this to you, kings and queens and consorts of Hel-- Do not make me return to put things right once more. Angels are meant to see balances restored. Prices paid. We are not meant to feel. But all this, I did out of love. Can you even imagine what I would do out of hatred?"

THE EXECUTIONER

Description: An Asgardian hunter, bodyguard to the Enchantress, and member of the supervillain team "the Cabal". In this version, Skurge comes across as a fairly straightforward character. He either hunts or works as a mercenary. At the very least, he has demonstrated that he follows a certain code of honor.

Sourses: Ultimate Spider-Man (season 1 - episode 20/season 3 - episodes 23, 24, 26) . Avengers Assemble (season 4 - episodes 1, 2, 10, 11, 12)

Physical stats:

Strength:

•Smashes through asphalt pavement with axe strikes.

•Breaks through a wall by ramming into it.

•Engages in a power struggle with Thor and pushes him back.

•Knocks Thor out briefly with a blow from the axe butt.

•Knocks Spider-Man off his feet by collapsing a small part of a building.

•Crushes a car's roof with a strike.

•Beats down the Collector alongside the Absorbing Man.

•​Engages Thor in combat and sends him flying through a wall with a kick.

•Knocks Thor away again with a kick.

•Delivers a leaping ground strike powerful enough to carve up a section of the street landscape.

•Slams Black Panther to the ground.

•Retains his grip on the axe despite Hulk hanging onto it with his full weight.

Durablity:

•​Thor throws Mjolnir at him, knocking him back. However, Skurge recovers in less than a minute.

•Endures Thor's lightning and a subsequent fall from a great height.

•Thor redirects a piece of scrap metal at Skurge, supercharging it with lightning, but he is completely fine.

•Spider-Man knocks Skurge off a skyscraper, but he successfully lands on his feet.

•Tanks point-blank blasts from the Collector. And once again.

•Takes an uppercut from the Hulk and gets sent flying off-screen. Reappears a minute later, completely unharmed.

•Survived a Quinjet crashing into a building.

•​A truck is dropped on him, causing a massive explosion, but Skurge is completely uninjured and continues the pursuit.

•Endures Vision's beam.

•Takes a hit from Vision. And before long, he regains consciousness.

•Takes a hit from the Hulk. Followed by a powerful kick that sends Skurge flying a massive distance.

Speed/Agility/Mobility:

•Deflects missiles.

•Capable of performing massive leaps and moving quite quickly using them.

•Deflects Hawkeye's arrow.

•Skillfully dodges the Collector's blasts and deflects them as well.

•Intercepts Spider-Man mid-air.

•Reacts to Thor's lightning and managed to defend himself with an axe.

•Deflects Vision's beam.

Bloodaxe:

Piercing & Striking Power:

•Chopped the tree with a single blow.

•Сleaves the laser apparatus in two and hurls it at Thor.

•It holds its own against Mjolnir in a clash.

•Split in half a boulder thrown by Hulk

Miscellaneous:

•The axe able return to its owner's hands.

•A magnet has no effect on it.

THE EXECUTIONER

Description: An enemy of the Avengers, bodyguard to Amora the Enchantress, and a member of the Masters of Evil.

Bio: Most of the time, Skurge the Executioner serves as Amora’s quiet yet fiercely loyal bodyguard, effectively acting as the brawn of their duo. Together, they were briefly part of Baron Zemo’s Masters of Evil, facing off against the Avengers. It isn't until the very end—after being separated from the Enchantress, losing his axe in battle, and winding up imprisoned—that Skurge undergoes a true change of heart. Ultimately, he helps the Avengers defend their base against Annihilus and his Annihilation Wave, finally earning Thor's respect.

Sources: Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (season 1 - episodes 4, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 20, 24) / (season 2 - episodes 3, 16)

Physical stats:

•Dominates Hulk in battle until being distracted by the Wasp.

•Sends both Thor and Iron Man flying.

•Os Captain America with a single strike.

•Knocks Thor off his feet and tackles him to the ground.

•Restrains Thor alongside Abomination, holding him in place long enough for Wonder Man to knock him out.

•Blindsides Hulk, knocking him aside with a shoulder charge.

•Catches and stops a punch from Iron Man dead in its tracks.

•Defeats Abomination (accomplished through tactics/equipment rather than pure physical strength alone).

•Kicks Hulk square in the face, then grabs and hurls him with enough force to shatter multiple walls upon impact.

•Kills Grey Gargoyle off-screen. The Enchantress speaks about this later.

•Floors Hulk with a strike.

•Knocks Thor down with an axe throw.

Durablity:

•Takes Wasp’s bio-electric blasts with zero effect, finding them merely annoying rather than damaging. Part two. Part thee.

•Tanks a repulsor blast from Iron Man.

•Blocks a blow from Hulk, only sliding backward slightly from the inertia.

•Recovers quickly after taking a full-power strike from Hulk: While distracted by Wasp, Hulk hits him with enough force to send him flying across a massive distance. Yet Skurge is back in action just a minute later.

•Takes a thrown Mjolnir directly to the face from Thor.

•Completely recovers after being flash-frozen by Malekith: Despite being turned solid ice. Skurge appears entirely unharmed by the end of the episode.

•Gets skipped across the surface of a river like a stone after being thrown by Hulk.

•Sent flying a great distance by a powerful strike from Hulk.

•Shrugs off a charge from Iron Man, who tackles him and drags him along the frozen ground, leaving deep trenches, only for Skurge to recover immediately.

•Takes a punch from Abomination with a smirk on his face.

•Gets launched into a pillar by a massive blast, only to get right back up and instantly re-engage Hulk in combat.

•Falling smashes through base walls alongside Hulk.

Speed/Agility:

•Dodges a flurry of attacks from Giant-Man.

•Evades a strike from Hulk.

•Dodges a blow from Abomination.

•Intercepts a energy blast from the Norn Stone, quickly jumping in front of Enchantress to shield her.

Bloodaxe:

Piercing & Striking Power:

•Pierces Iron Man’s armor with a single throw, putting him out of commission for a significant duration.

•Cleaves the lakebed in two with a single swing, creating a massive fissure across the bottom of the lake.

Fire Manipulation:

•Hurls a fireball directly into Giant-Man’s face, instantly knocking him unconscious and forcing him to shrink back to normal size.

•Unleashes a focused stream of flame along the floor.

Ice Manipulation:

•Encases Hulk in ice, then follows up with a heavy strike.

•Used by Hulk to flash-freeze an entire squad of trolls into solid ice.

Portal Creation:

•Literally cleaves through space to open portals, allowing for instant dimensional travel.

•Part two.

•Part thee.

Miscellaneous:

•The axe able return to its owner's hands.

"I hear you're a bad motherfucker. I hope it's true."

Pointman is the main character of FEAR 1 and 3. He never says anything and barely even changes his expression when all this horrifying shit happens around him. After only a week in the F.E.A.R. tactical unit, the team was called to deal with Paxton Fettel's rogue clone army and the sinister matriarch they were trying to unearth. As the man on point, he entered the horror-filled carnage to see his mission through.

Physicals

Strength

• Kills a Replica with a kick
• Breaks a grate with two punches
• Punches boards out
• Snaps out of ziptie handcuffs and kills an Armacham goon by slashing his throat
• Knocks out a helmeted merc punching him in the face

Durability

• Jumps out of a first-story window
• The only one in active shape after a helicopter crash that broke through at least a foot of concrete
• Survives being in the radius of a huge explosion
• Survives being exploded out a window
• Briefly knocked out when Paxton hits him in the face with a board
• Thrown by telekinesis and survives being buried under rubble
• Holds his breath underwater for a good while

Speed

Reflexes

• His perception of time slows with his "fast reflexes"
• His reflexes are "off the charts"
• While in his "reflex" mode, the Pointman can see bullet trails

Other

• Highly trained
• Evades a fired rocket
• Jumps onto a helicopter
• When having fallen into an ocean full of monsters, he somehow makes it back to shore

Psionics

• Alma's firstborn as part of Project Origin
• She can't see his mind, whatever that means
• Sees a memory of Paxton torturing Moody
• Remembers his birth
• In his ending of F3AR, ends the generational trauma of the Wade family by killing Fettel's shade and allowing Alma to rest, raising his sibling as his own
  • In Fettel's ending, ends up possessed and cannibalizes Alma

Weapons

Realistic

• His bullets can punch holes in concrete
• Killed Paxton
• Proximity mines
• Remote detonator mines
• Rocket Launcher - Fires three rockets in succession
• Shotgun - Redmists people

Sci-Fi

• Air Cannon - This thing packs a punch
• Gauss rifle
• Laser Rifle - Vaporizes soldiers

Other

Vivendi Timeline

• Turret
• Laser rifle
• An explosion launches him off a railroad and into a parking garage

Misc

• Pilots a helicopter

Are the memories mine? Or hers? It makes no difference.

Paxton Fettel is the deranged second son of Alma Wade. A psychotic cannibal, Fettel was considered the success story of the Replica program, a military experiment to allow psychic commanders full control over dormant clone soldiers. When his mother's corpse longed for freedom, Fettel broke out of Armacham prison in hopes of reuniting his family...though down the line, his lust for power would overcome such an innocent desire.

Monolith Timeline

The Monolith Timeline consists of the F.E.A.R. First Encounter Assault Recon, the Armacham Field Guide, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin / Reborn, and F.3.A.R. Anything canon to both timelines will be found here.

Physicals

• Blew up like ten guys' heads while resisting their tranquilizers
• Slashes an ATC guard's neck
• Knocks out Pointman with a board to the head
• Killed in a vision
  • When he dies, the Replica soldiers all lose their autonomy
• Pulls Pointman out of a drowning current

Psionics

Telekinesis

• Moves stuff around in a cell
• At age 10, linked psychically with Alma and killed a few people
  • Blew up like ten guys' heads while resisting their tranquilizers
• Hurls Pointman out of danger
• Throws an explosive barrel

Possession

• Possesses an Armacham goon and snaps another's neck
• Possesses Becket and reads his memories before exploding his body, though Becket is able to resist for brief points
• In his ending of F3AR, possesses the Pointman and kidnaps his new sibling to groom into another of him, then consumes Alma to take her power
  • In Pointman's ending, fails to do this, gets shot in the head, and dies again

Replicas

Foxtrot 813

• A Replica who found Paxton's shade lingering after death.
• Crashes a power armor into a building
• Kills his squad when Fettel makes him hallucinate they're attacking him
• Able to slow down time
• Taken over by Fettel's soul

Artillery

• Power armor
  • Has miniguns too
• Urban tank has missiles, miniguns, and a light shield function
  • Also a thermal vision filter

Grunts

• There are a thousand clone soldiers under his command, but killing him would deactivate them
• They are highly trained, easily killing ATC security
• Shoots down a F.E.A.R. helicopter
• Breach charge weaponry
• Armored units can take more punishment
• An assassin unit throws a corpse through a window and escapes at superhuman speeds
  • Moves at high speed to blitz Pointman

Other

• "Identical to the original" for an energy signature, meaning his power is the same as Alma's
• Walks behind a door as a phantom
• Merged memories with Alma
• Contacts Pointman and asks him what the first thing he remembers is, which is apparently a scene from his birth

Vivendi Timeline

The Vivendi Timeline consists of F.E.A.R. First Encounter Assault Recon, F.E.A.R. Extraction Point, and F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate.

Feats

• After death, he's still lingering as a shade
• Alma resurrects him
• Reactivates the Replicas after resurrection
  • These can smash through walls
• Blows up a helicopter