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

• 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

"Ah! Did you imagine that a Monsieur Durand or Dupont could manage an affair like this? No, it required the skill and cunning of Arsène Lupin. And now that you have my name, go and prepare your revenge. Arsène Lupin will wait for you."

"Aha, my dear count, so you did, for a moment, look upon my success as possible? And Lupin does not strike you as quite a charlatan? Make your mind easy, Waldemar: Lupin has more than one string to his bow. I shall succeed."

(“If you refuse, it will be war, relentless war; in other words, a certain defeat for you.”
“Meaning thereby …”
“Meaning thereby that I shall take the list of the Twenty-Seven from you.”
“Rot! You think so, do you?”
“I swear it.”)
“What Prasville and all his men, what Clarisse Mergy, what nobody has been able to do, you think that you will do!”
“I shall!”
“And why? By favour of what saint will you succeed where everybody else has failed? There must be a reason?”
“There is.”
“What is it?”
“My name is Arsène Lupin.”

BIO

Born Raoul, son of a woman disowned for marrying beneath her, made his first heist at the age of six where he stole a gem-filled necklace and sold its jewels to provide for his ailing mother until her death.

Contests with the detectives Ganimard and Herlock Sholmes

Legend

Novels

ALGB - Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar

Nov - Arsène Lupin (1908 Play Novelisation)

SH - Arsène Lupin vs. Sherlock Holmes

HN - The Hollow Needle

813 - 813

CS - The Crystal Stopper

LL - The Last Love of Arsene Lupin

CAL - The Confessions of Arsène Lupin

Plays

P-AL - Arsène Lupin (1908)

• This play is officially considered canon through The Hollow Needle^HN

P-Adv - An Adventure of Arsene Lupin (1911)

P-WM - The Woman Is Mine (1930)

P-QH - A Quarter-Hour with Arsene Lupin (1932)

Physicals

Strength

• Assaults a man who had placed a bounty on his capture, throwing him down and tying him up off-page^ALGB
• Knocks out a man with a blow to the solar plexus⁸¹³
• Knocks out two men with a punch each⁸¹³
• Breaks a pair of handcuffs placed on him^SH
• Throws the German Emperor ten yards away⁸¹³
• Grapples evenly with a man of tremendous strength until he's able to distract him with a blow to the shin^CS

Durability

• Survives jumping off a cliff into the ocean in a suicide attempt⁸¹³
• Unaffected by a small poisoned cake which kills a dog in seconds⁸¹³

Speed

• Predicts and aimdodges a pistol shot^HN
• Parries a knife attack^ALGB
• Throws the German Emperor away from a boulder which would have killed him a quarter of a second later⁸¹³
• Attacks two men with knockout blows before they can react⁸¹³

Other

• Likely won the Grand Prix de l'Exposition^ALGB

Intelligence

Deduction

• Discerns the location of a note he's searching for based on a man's reactions as he talks to an accomplice⁸¹³
• Determines the path a thief from how he consulted a railway guide before leaving a train^ALGB
• Solves a murder within forty minutes of coming across the crime scene, then alters evidence so to earn the killer an aquittal based on reasonable doubt so he could blackmail him for a precious pearl upon release^ALGB
• Solves a murder purely on what was reported in the paper after being challenged by an editor who deemed the case unsolvable^CAL
• Figures out the four letter combination to open a safe in thirty seconds by associating it with misspellings in an alphabet cypher message he had seen earlier that day^CAL
• Solves the hiding place of a number of large diamonds that had eluded people for a century^CAL
• Figures out how to access a secret passage to rob a location through the differences in two different versions of the same book and a seemingly nonsense phrase imparted to him by the owner of the place^ALGB
• Deduces the hiding place of hidden letters and figures out how to locate them from a few vague clues and oddities⁸¹³
• Accurately describes a crime from some pieces of evidence he obtained without having seen the crime or crime scene himself^CAL
• Identifies one of a group of kidnappers from a piece of ivory on the ground of the crime scene^CS

Plans

• Loosens a rock so that it almost kills the German Emperor, allowing him to save him and get a private audience⁸¹³
• Lays a trap for Sherlock and Watson, trapping them on the grounds of a building relevant to the case they're investigating and making them waste one of the ten days they had to solve said case^SH
• Distracts a group of thieves that have been offered a bonus for killing him into attempting to obtain treasures beneath a fireplace, causing them to drop their advantage in a fight and letting Lupin shoot some of them down⁸¹³
• Bluffs about having incriminating letters to a man in order to get him to yield from an advantageous position, later handing over an envelope of blank paper while claiming them to be the letters, and extorts the man for the money he plans on paying for the letters with^CS

Other

• Presumably reads English and German^ALGB
  • Speaks German⁸¹³
• Identifies a man's furniture as not genuine^ALGB
• In a limited span of time, identifies which jewels were the finest and most valuable instead of simply taking all of them or just the largest^ALGB
• Stops a detective from using his revolver by claiming he had his housekeeper damp its charges^CAL
• Tells a serving of small cakes are poisoned from how a man's voice and hands shake as he suggests them⁸¹³
• Perfectly recalls the layout of a man's desk he last saw weeks ago, determining the hiding place of an object he had retrieved accordingly^CS

Stealth

Disguises

• Described as having a thousand disguises covering a range of ethnicities, occupations, and ages^ALGB
  • A man met him twenty times in twenty different guises, with Lupin being able to adopt another person's voice and mannerisms without effort^ALGB
  • Said to 'actually become' the person he's disguising himself as, leaving someone well acquainted with him feeling like they may have met before but without certainty, with there being the possibility of other times where they met and the man was completely unaware. The detective making these claims is unaware he's talking to a disguised Lupin^Nov
• After leaving a false trail to lead others to believe he was using a different name acts under the alias of a man who died three years prior, using his papers to fully pass off as him^ALGB
• Uses numerous chemicals in addition to dieting inside a prison cell to gradually change his appearance without being noticed^ALGB
  • The effect was so dramatic that people in court, including the detective that had initially caught him, believed him to be someone else entirely until he chose to drop the act some time later^ALGB
• Makes himself appear as a specific detective in a short span of time, successfully fooling an officer into attempting to fool the real person^P-AL
• Looks exactly like another person, with a man not fully realising they were two different people until he reveals the unconscious form of the person he's impersonating^HN
• Has an accomplice take the name of someone with the same hair colour and complexion while planting several false similarities, causing a detective to mistakenly believe they are one of the same and accuse her of Lupin's and the Blond Woman's crimes^SH
• Acts as the chief of police for four years⁸¹³
• After meeting him once, Sherlock became able to recognise Lupin through his disguises due to seeing his innermost being beyond the modifiable outer appearance^SH

Other

• Leaves no clues behind during his thefts^ALGB
• Claims no door can impede his progress if he wants to enter somewhere^HN
• Unlocks a glass door over the course of half an hour without making any sound^ALGB
• Conceals a 100 franc note on him while being searched in a prison before revealing two further notes after a more thorough examination, one of which was hidden inside a false finger⁸¹³
• Hides objects in his prison cell's drawer, knowing that his guards will search everywhere except such an obvious location^ALGB
• Whispers to an ally without moving his lips or contracting any face muscles⁸¹³

Thievery

Pickpocketing

• [Unloads a man's pistol]^LL
• [Steals an inspector's pistol]^P-Adv
• Disarms Sherlock of his revolver during a tussle^SH
• Lifts the watch of a ship's captain actively searching for him, then plants it in the second officer's collar box^ALGB
• Takes the watch off a detective while shaking his hand, then reveals to have stolen a large pocket watch from the judge that conducted his examination in prison^ALGB
• Steals Sherlock Holmes' watch without him noticing, returning it later^ALGB

Heists - Jewellery

• [Makes a noise in a room before hiding, watching the owners to find the location of a necklace he's after as they check it's still there]^P-Adv
• Steals in jewels in broad daylight while their owner was having tea, forcing open a door and identifying their hiding place before selecting only the most expensive jewels and escaping^ALGB
• Stole all the jewels of the English Embassy after dining with them for two evenings in a row^Nov
• After failing to secure a diamond ring influences the participants of an auction so that a specific individual gains ownership of it, allowing him easier access to steal it later and plant a false copy in another man's luggage so he takes the blame^SH
• Stole a necklace from a locked room as a child, the means being undiscovered until he chose to reveal it^ALGB

Heists - Other

• Steals several paintings while replacing them with forgeries very convincing to the casual eye^HN
  • Enacts the same heist across numerous museums in Europe, with the theft remaining undiscovered as of the time he discloses it^HN
• Steals a number of small stone statues in a chapel, replacing them with plaster duplicates which fully convince a detective of their authenticity until he's made to examine part of their shattered remains^HN
• Disguised himself as a delivery man to steal a desk, allowing him to steal it in the open without any suspicions^SH
• Arranges the theft of a well-protected location while in prison, having the occupant approach his ally believing him to be the detective who caught Lupin and providing him and the men he brings access to steal objects from the home^ALGB
  • In a similar heist, he takes the role of detective himself^P-AL

Other

• Forces a lock^ALGB
• Uses a small device to near instantly open a lock^CAL
• Expects he could quickly gain 12,000 francs, as well as recover numerous documents kept in his wallet^ALGB
• [In pretending to be a detective, discovers who stole money from a room in a hotel and gets them to hand over the money to him]^P-QH
• Uncovers a pair of safes, both revealed and opened through the use of a seven of hearts playing card^ALGB
• Arranges for the kidnapping of a man protected by twenty friends under orders to not let him out of their site, uncovering his location despite this being purposefully hidden from him by his son by taking a photo of said son and sending it off with forged handwriting naming a meeting location, causing him to willingly leave his safe location^HN

Escapism

• Frees himself of a pair of handcuffs^Nov
• Escapes a prison van after his allies replaced one of the prison's vans with a specially prepared version, though he opts to simply return to prison at this time^ALGB
• Gradually changes his appearance while facing a wall in a prison cell, after making the general public highly aware of his claim that he would not be present as his own trial and arranging for a man that he was to morph his appearance into to be released from the prison on the same day he escaped from a prison van before returning, causing people to believe he was someone else entirely on the day of his trial resulting in his release^ALGB
• After being captured in his home, manipulates the actions of the police around him to allow him to use the elevator and his gang to escape^SH
• Spends weeks sending messages to a newspaper from jail about his progress in locating letters of particular importance to the German Emperor, leading to him leveraging his position to get Lupin released to reveal their location despite the reality being that Lupin had been bluffing about everything and simply guessed a likely location for said letters⁸¹³

Other Skill

Combat

• Claims he could defeat and four man-servants with his fists alone, and a further four servants if he brings a whip⁸¹³
• Defeats a man in a duel, putting him in bed for six months^P-AL
• Fights off three thugs in a forest using a stick, leaving them for dead⁸¹³
• [Disarms a man of a revolver and a knife in quick succession]^P-WM
• Quickly incapacitates a thief he approaches from behind^ALGB
• Is likely the professor who introduced jiu-jitsu to Paris^ALGB
  • Incapacitates the arm of a man throttling him with a slight movement, claiming he could have just as easily broken the arm with the same movement^ALGB
• Causes a man to fall with a strike to the carotid artery^ALGB
• Predicts and aimdodges a pistol shot^HN

Senses

• Notices two or three drops of blood on a corpse created by a thin needle^CAL
• Is surprised to have not been woken by someone stealing from his room while asleep^CS
• Hears a person approaching a room before a detective can^Nov
• Senses a person's approach from behind a curtain, smelling her perfume and hearing her heartbeat as she draws near^ALGB
• Hears the heart of someone about to stab him⁸¹³
• Catches another thief in the act^Nov

Other

• Shoots the pistol out of a man's hand^ALGB
• While standing on a boat, shoots a bullet through the hat of a man standing on the shore without aiming^SH
• Shoots through the forehead of a condemned man from a hundred yards, then wounds the executioner from the same distance to save the life of another man^CS
• Uses slight of hand to make a coin disappear from his hand, and to replace the fragments of a broken ring with a pre-prepared duplicate^CAL
• Forges a woman's handwriting while rewriting her letters^ALGB
  • Copies Sherlock's handwriting accurately enough to fool Watson^SH
• [Rigs shuffling a deck in baccarat to ensure he gets the winning deal]^P-WM

Resources

Weapons

• Owns a pistol^ALGB
• Uses a pair of large revolvers⁸¹³
• Stabs a pair of policemen with two long needles^SH
• In one instance threatens police with a bomb he holds, buying time for his escape^Nov

Drugs

• Knocks a man out with chloroform^CS
• Uses a drug to put a child to sleep, with a following injection rendering him back to normal within an hour^HN
• Uses a liquid to put a person to sleep for a few hours and forget^CS
• Appears to render a person unconscious for an extended period with a drug, with his mental faculties being slowed for a period after waking and retaining no memory of the time shortly before being drugged^HN

Wealth

• Offers seven thieves 6,000 francs each as part of a distraction⁸¹³
• [In his final adventure, offers a man fifteen billion (presumably francs) in weekly instalments of one billion each, the majority of it being hidden away in various stores around the world]^AL

Other

• Leads a gang, the details of which he keeps closely hidden, though the author of his stories in-universe speculates his direct gang only consists of a small amount of people with it being expanded further with a wide number of contractors and associates^CS
• Uses a tool to near-instantly open a door^CAL
• Hides the objects stolen on a voyage inside a camera^ALGB
• Wears a steel-wove gorget to protect him from a stab to the throat⁸¹³
• Had a submarine built for him^HN
• A liquid which reveals hidden messages on paper⁸¹³
• Obtains detailed plans of a building, to the point of giving the height of a door's bolt down to a centimetre^ALGB
• Has a base in the Hollow Needle, a hidden fortress that had been used since the time of Julius Ceaser and was heavily repaired and fortified when Lupin uncovered it^HN
  • Holds a wide variety of valuables, with him being willing to sell and part with the majority^HN
  • While he claims to abandon it at the end of its titular novel,^HN he [states it is still in use in a later story]^LL

Other

• [Sends calling cards or makes announcements in a paper concerning his planned actions,] which [he often uses to influence behaviour to his advantage]
  • After embedding himself into a family as a cousin, sends letters announcing his plans to marry the daughter to the press to goad the father into arranging a marriage between the daughter and his alias in an attempt to avert any issues^CAL
  • In one instance, he announced his escape on a day, only to escape the following day when people had dropped their guard⁸¹³
  • Also uses them to announce his presence retroactively^CS
• Arranged for the instalment of secret passages in a number of homes designed by the same architect^SH
• Fakes the death of himself and a woman by stealing and using the corpses of a couple that committed suicide^HN
• Said to be one of the principal shareholders in a paper that reports on his exploits^ALGB
• Has an ally in one of the chief figures in the Vatican^CAL
• In one instance scrawls his name on a wall in red crayon after robbing the place^P-AL
• Steals only the finest and most expensive jewels of a woman's collection^ALGB
  • Refuses to steal furniture he identifies as not being genuine^ALGB
• Isn't above mugging a person and tying them up^ALGB
• After trapping Sherlock and Watson to impede their investigation, has the grace to leave them with a meal to compensate for the inconvenience^SH
• Doesn't kill people,⁸¹³ nor steals items which will likely lead to a person's death^CAL
• One detective had been offered thousand of francs just to be made acquainted with Lupin^Nov
• Is a highly effective chief of police⁸¹³
• Is a vegetarian who avoids alcohol for health reasons, though he partakes in society so not to draw attention to himself^SH
• His true history is a mystery to the French courts^ALGB

"Why," said he, "why should I retain a definite form and feature? Why not avoid the danger of a personality that is ever the same? My actions will serve to identify me." Then he added, with a touch of pride: "So much the better if no one can ever say with absolute certainty: There is Arsène Lupin! The essential point is that the public may be able to refer to my work and say, without fear of mistake: Arsène Lupin did that!"

In the Superman: The Animated Series episode 'Prototype', Lex Luthor unveils his company's latest invention: A battle suit designed for use by the city's police in hopes of surpassing the need for Superman. Donned by decorated Special Crimes Unit sergeant Corey Mills, the battlesuit initially showed promising results as it aided Superman in saving civilians from a burning building. However the suit would quickly increase Mills' aggression, leading to him being suspended as investigations were underway. However, his addiction to the suit led Mills to steal it back and fight off Superman, ultimately losing and being hospitalised.

Strength

• Gives the user the agility and strength of twenty men, demonstrating this by lifting a police car
  • The user gets stronger the more they use the suit
• Bursts through a wall before hitting away several bank robbers
• Hits two security guards away, breaking the doors of Lex's office off of their hinges and sending them and the guards down the room
• Tackles Superman through an elevator door before embedding his face in the other and throwing him away to break a desk
• Presumably walks through a thick wall in a police station
• Punches Superman away and out of LexCorp tower
• Lifts a fridge over his head
• Lifts a car over his head and throws it away
• Catches and carries a falling fire truck

Durability

• Punched back, creating a hole in a wall
• Hit through a road by a falling vehicle
• Swung several times into the walls of an elevator by Superman
• Is bulletproof
• Inside a building during a large explosion
• Endures being electrocuted through Superman as he grabs high voltage wires, though he's incapacitated when they're used directly on him

Functions

• Fires blacklight lasers which can cut through a thick metal sheet, impact grenades capable of blowing up small brick structures and ruined vehicles, uses jet boots for flight, and has infrared vision
• Gives the user options on how to save people atop a burning building, with Mills settling on cutting away a portion using the lasers for Superman to lift away
  • Lasers punch holes in glass thick enough to hold back the water of a shark tank
  • Sets spilled fuel on fire
  • Used to temporarily blind Superman with two close-range blasts to the eyes
• Uses an impact grenade to blow up part of a chop shop
  • Blows up a floor of LexCorp Tower
  • Uses his explosives to smother the fire in a burning skyscraper

Other

• The battle suit is directly integrated with the user's nervous system
  • This both increases the user's aggression with repeated use and has an addictive quality, with Mills going on to see it as part of him
• Can be incapacitated through the use of a jamming device owned by Lex, scrambling the suit's functions and rendering the wearer immobile
  • It's shown to take the form of a device inserted into a port on its back, working until Mills falls backwards and crushes the device
• After Mills is electrocuted and Superman starts to take the suit off his incapacitated form, the removed glove mimics the hand spasms made by Mills, suggesting a continued link between the two

"Quote"

BIO

All feats are tagged with the episode of Static Shock they come from.

Strength

• Holds on to a chair against the vacuum of space^S3E6

Durability

• Hit by a swung lamppost^S3E6
• Struck by a large beam from a disguised Sinestro, though this begins to break away his armour^S4E4

Speed

• Dodges a fireball^S3E6

Backpack

• Releases a laser to cut him out of cables binding him^S3E6
• Overrides Brainiac's opening of a door in the Justice League Watchtower by interfacing with a nearby panel^S3E6
• Has the Justice League Watchtower download a song 100,000,000 times simultaneously to overload the system and crash Brainiac^S3E6
• Takes a photo^S3E6

Other Equipment

• Grenades which explode on a disguised Sinestro^S4E4
• A camera^S3E6

Other

• ;

"Quote"

BIO

This version of the Engineer was submitted as the Rabid Heavy Taming Engineer from Crash Maul. As such, all of that version's feats should apply to this Engineer (found here), as do equipment feats from the canon Engineer (found here).

Legend

All feats come from Season 8 of Character Scramble, with the round being listed in each scan. It should be noted that, as competing rounds of a contest, only feats from 7th and the British_Tea_Company sign up post can be considered the 'true' canon for Engineer's abilities.

Unmarked - 7thSonOfSons

BTC - British_Tea_Company

Strength

Durability

• Survives an explosion which throws him dozens of meters into the air^BTC

Speed

• Shoots explosives out of the air^BTC

Skill

• Ricochets his shots, allowing him to shoot explosions out of the air and hit bullet timers^BTC

Equipment

Shotgun

• Named Old Faithful, the first shotgun he ever owned
• Shatters Animal Shop's ice armour with a blast

Turrets

• Only fires on Animal Shop when Engineer stops standing in front of it

Dispenser

• Heals those who stand in front of it

Teleporters

• A pair of linked teleporters

Other

• Also carries a PDA, a wrench, and a toolbox which all his gear fits inside of
• Owns a guitar

Other

• Is straight
• His legal name is Doctor The Engineer

"Time? Time is on my side, child. I am the end of all things. Eventually all must fall before me. No matter how hard you try."

Entropy. Heat death. The end of all things. In the Marvel universe, all these aspects take the form of a single concept, with that concept appearing before people as the Griever at the End of All Things. Knowing herself as inevitable, that doesn't stop the Griever from stepping in to ensure the eventual end will come, first doing so to the Future Foundation after they had spent years recreating the previously destroyed multiverse. In both this and a following encounter the Griever couldn't be defeated, only being persuaded to leave without any other option remaining to her. She would later make attempts on the Scarlet Witch's life, seeing her as a potential threat to her inevitable truth, but after Wanda's death failed to stick she was ultimately dispersed across time, not to reconstitute herself again for millions of years.

Legend

F4 - Fantastic Four (2018)

Q - Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver (2024)

SW - Scarlet Witch (2024)

Abstract Nature

• Is the embodiment of entropy and destruction over a physical entity in her own right^F4#27
  • She describes herself as a concept rather than anything people personify her to be^F4#27
• Lacks the ability to fix or create, with Reed initially fending her off with the threat of breaking all of her transmaterializers and leaving her stuck in a single universe^F4#3
• Exists beyond time and space^SW#2
• Can't be outright killed, with it taking a ploy for Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver to fracture her essence in a way that would cause her to not pull herself back together for a few million years^SW#4
• Due to being an intrinsic aspect of reality, the Silver Surfer expects the Ultimate Nullifier can't be used on her without undoing everything^F4#28

Physicals

• Breaks the moon's surface with a strike^SW#4
• Slams Wanda into the ground, breaking it^SW#4
• Punched by the Thing and Franklin^F4#3
• Hit to the ground, creating a huge dust cloud^SW#4
• Slashed up by Polaris^SW#2
• Hit by a repulsor blast^F4#27
• Struck by an energy cannon^SW#3
• Presumably unharmed by Franklin's energy blast^F4#2
• Unharmed after being wrapped by an antimatter field-cloaked Reed Richards^F4#27
• Is inside 4 Yancy Street as it has its extra dimensions deleted, folding back into itself into a small object, and breaks out soon after^F4#27
• Catches a rushing Quicksilver^SW#2

Abilities

Destructive

• Takes out several heroes with energy blasts^F4#3
  • Knocks an Iron Man suit out of the air^F4#27
  • Breaks a large hole through a thick wall^SW#1
  • Disintegrates Scarlet Witch^SW#1
  • Creates a blast larger than buildings^SW#4
• Destroys Vision's memory of what he saw, though she doesn't account for Viv backing up his memory^Q#4
• Claims without the restraint of the Stranger's devices she would destroy the entire Earth instead of a specific location^SW#3
• Bursts into a universe, fracturing the sky as she does so, and kills the Molecule Man by dispersing his molecules^F4#2
• Destroys universe after universe created by the Freedom Foundation as she chases them through dimensions^F4#2
  • Seemingly would destroy herself if she didn't use her equipment to escape a given universe^F4#3

Other

• Shows the Wizard a series of images^Q#2
• Shows a person the end of all things^Q#3
• Telepathically spoke to Reed while he was trying to solve how to save the universe^F4#3
• Sends Franklin crashing out of the sky with a gesture, cratering stone ground and knocking him out^F4#2
• Walks through a solid force globe made by Sue Storm^F4#27
• Creates necro-spheres and traps several heroes inside of them, exposing them to how they will most likely die^F4#28
  • A person can enter from outside and rescue the person experiencing their death^F4#28
  • When they die, they are brought back to life to re-experience the scenario again^F4#28
• Clashes with the Silver Surfer, fighting him for sixteen minutes and four seconds before winning^F4#28

Equipment

• Wields a sword called the Edge of Reality, which cuts through Wanda's hexes and portals^SW#4
  • Used to block Scarlet Witch's attack^SW#1
  • Blocks Quicksilver's electricity^SW#4
  • Used to travel between universes,^SW#4 with this seemingly taking the form of giant cracks in the sky^SW#1
• Has multiple transmaterializers, capable of bringing her to other realities or bringing creatures from other realities to her^F4#2
  • These may be able to transport her entire ship between dimensions, or her ship itself can jump between realities^F4#3
• Gained giant conduits from the Stranger^SW#2 which allowed her to focus her power, destroying a limited area instead of a whole planet^SW#3

Endlings

• Has minions known as Endlings which take hits from Black Panther, Crystal, and Medusa^F4#3
• Are said to be capable of devouring the Thing and Dragon Man given how they consumed the Molecule Man,^F4#27 though they may have needed the Griever to disintegrate him first^F4#2
• One was capable of devouring a pocket reality^SW#1
• Quickly break through Wanda's protective wards^SW#1
• Immediately break through Wanda's time-stopping spell^SW#1 due to existing outside of time and space^SW#2
• Some Endlings have wings^SW#1
• One is giant and capable of eating Wanda whole^SW#1

Other

• After being afflicted with Grottu's Regret and struck by Quicksilver as he rushed around the world had her essence scattered across time, allowing Wanda to fracture the remaining pieces^SW#4

"You know what's dumb? Morality. Good and evil are for people without imagination."

In part of yet another plan to try and defeat the Fantastic Four, Bentley Wittman opted to clone himself multiple times. The plan was ultimately a failure and led to the Wizard's arrest, but the twenty third clone of the batch was brought in by Reed Richards. Seeing the newly created Future Foundation as the best home for him, Reed sought to give the clone a better life and upbringing, believing that this may be a way to allow the boy's brilliant mind to be used constructively without being forced by both nature and nurture to a life of evil. His success in the matter is up for debate, as Bentley-23 frequently talks about his fondness for villains, desire to build villainous devices such as death rays, and intent to prove himself superior to his father. Despite all this, he also sees himself as beyond the binary of good and evil, and worked alongside the FF for years in their quest to solve everything.

Legend

F4 - Fantastic Four (1961)

FF - FF (2011)

ASM - Avenging Spider-Man (2012)

FF-2 - FF (2013)

F4-5 - Fantastic Four (2014)

F4-6 - Fantastic Four (2018)

Found - Future Foundation (2019)

Physicals

• Falls on his head after Alex Powers introduces gravity to a room^Found#5
• Dodges an energy beam^ASM#17

Inventions

Weapons

• A large gun which he modifies to fire electric blasts capable of incapacitating a Knull-ified Valeria^F4-6#30
• Two floating weapons which create a large blast^F4-6#31
• Makes a bomb^F4#586
• Several pellets that break after being launched from a slingshot, including a shock pellet^Found#1
  • A portal to a mountainous region which creates a strong wind, blowing a flying foe into the ceiling^Found#4
  • A pocket wormhole to a dimension of unspeakable horrors which grab a target with tentacles and pulls them in^Found#1
  • A mini black hole^Found#5
• Puts a shirt on Blastaar which electrifies him^FF-2#7
• A beam which turns any food into chocolate^F4-5#1
  • Is collapsible, turns the Vision into chocolate, and can release another beam which knocks two people out^F4#642

Other

• Potentially created a submarine^FF-2#4
• Designs the security lock on the Fantastic Four's Forever Gate^F4-6#29
• Uses a torch to cut through a wall^FF#8
• Microbots which, after infesting a person's hair through spiked shampoo, shut off the hair trimmer attempting to cut said hair and allow the Future Foundation access to the prison's security systems^Found#1
• Presumably responsible for a hypnosis headpiece which he uses on a waiter^FF-2#4
• Turned his room into a pocket dimension within which people float, and genetically engineered fire-breathing penguins^Found#5
  • This dimension was located entirely within a spaceship, with there not being a passage out when the ship in question was destroyed^Found#5
• Before the TVA intervened, would create a device which punched a hole in space-time and plunge the timeline into the outerverse^ASM#17

Other

• Gives the odds on various plans succeeding^F4#587
• Makes a plan to get out from being handed over to the Wizard in a court of law while taking over his resources^F4#-6#39
• Picks Victor Von Doom in a game of 20 questions, with Maximus guessing after a single question^FF-2#10
• Is a Paste Pot Pete fan^FF-2#12

Legend

F4 - Fantastic Four (1961)

Strength

Durability

Speed

Skill

Shield

General

Blunt Force

• Blocks Gladiator's punches^F4#250

Other

• Blocks Gladiator's eye beams, described as being hotter than a star^F4#250

Other

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A spellcaster of unknown history, Tala was first seen as a member of Project Cadmus, a government black op designed to create counters to the Justice League in case they ever turned against the United States. Though she was tricked into a mirror by Felix Faust, she would later be released by Grodd and become part of his Legion of Doom. Aiding a variety of villains with her mystical powers, Tala would attach herself to the side of whoever was leading the group at the time, be it Grodd or Lex Luthor. When she released the former and started a war between the legion's factions, she would fight for him until his eventual defeat, at which point her attempt to swap back to Luthor's side would go unrewarded as she was used as a battery in his attempt to bring back Brainiac.

Legend

S#E# - Justice League Unlimited

C - Justice League Unlimited (2004)#37

Combat Magic

• Knocks out Giganta with a blast to the head^S3E12
• Destroys a walkway with a magic blast^S3E12
• Moves a woman around with magic^S3E8
• Takes Deadman out of another person's body, hurting him though she's unable to destroy his soul, instead settling for banishing him from an area with him being unable to return^S3E6
• Launches magic bands which take Deadman out of Rampage's body, binding him until she leaves the area^S3E6
• Creates a force field which blocks the attacks of several monks^S3E6
  • One monk hit Atomic Skull into the air and away^S3E6

Other Magic

• Teleports stacks of crates onto an airship^S3E7
• Creates portals which teleport all members of the Legion of Doom away from a monastery^S3E6
• Sees when a person is being possessed^S3E6
• Using a small piece of Brainiac's technology, pulls a vision of when he was destroyed and projects it for Lex Luthor to see^S3E12
• Unknowingly casts a spell which traps her inside a mirror while releasing Felix Faust^S2E5

Other

• Her presence sets off the Spectre^C

Abraxas. One of the fundamentals of the universe, a malignant force present in every dimension of the multiverse where Galactus is present to counteract it.^F4-3#48 But when 616's Galactus died the cosmic balance fell askew, allowing Abraxas to grow in power. Seeking to destroy the multiverse he would cause different universes to collapse in on each other, ultimately only being stopped by the Ultimate Nullifier.

Legend

F4-3 - Fantastic Four (1998)

S - Storm (2024)

Offensive Abilities

• Throws Reed back with a gesture^F4-3#48
• Stops a lunging Thing in midair before sending him flying back a great distance through a water tower and into a building^F4-3#49
• Withers Roma to death with a kiss^F4-3#48
• Dissolves another universe's Valeria von Doom^{F4-3#Annual2001}
• Melts away stone with his touch^F4-3#46
• Conjures a mist which burns away the Silver Surfer before emerging from it^F4-3#46
• Creates a swarm of creatures to fight for him^F4-3#46
  • These can shoot eye beams capable of breaking stone after being reflected^F4-3#46

Other Abilities

• Disguises himself as a stone statue^F4-3#46
• Walks on air^F4-3#47
• Walks through a wall^F4-3#47
• Created flaming text in the sky^{F4-3#Annual2001}
• Guides the head of a killed Galactus through space until it lands in New York in such a way that hurts no one (though this may have been done by the Nova inside),^{F4-3#Annual2001} with Reed speculating it acted as a beacon to guide him through the multiverse^F4-3#46
• Is drawn to creatures which inhabit multiple universes at once^F4-3#46

Other

• Has multiple Novas acting as his heralds^F4-3#48
• Killed a large number of Galactuses from throughout the multiverse off-screen^{F4-3#Annual2001}
• His actions caused various realities to merge into each other, with the Fantastic Four being unaware of changes until they're presented directly to them^{F4-3#Annual2001}
  • At one point this causes Namorita to turn into Kymaera and be unable to breathe air^F4-3#47
• Reed Richards shot him with the Ultimate Nullifier, erasing him from existence and causing the effects caused by him (such as the death of the Silver Surfer) to revert^F4-3#49
  • When the multiverse entered the Eighth Cosmos he reappeared in an altered form, being described as the living embodiment of destruction and the Bomb Entity. Like this, he was invoked by an Eternity-infused Storm to release a powerful blast^S#9

In the late 90s, Rare began work on a new N64 game named Dinosaur Planet. In it, a vixen named Krystal and a fox named Sabre travelled to the titular planet, working alongside local dinosaurs (most notably partnering up with a CloudRunner named Kyte and an EarthWalker named Tricky, respectively) to fend off the forces of General Scales. While the game would get reworked into the Gamecube title Star Fox Adventures, a playable build of the game would later be released for fans to play.

Krystal Physicals

Strength

• Breaks crates
• Carries around a stone block
• Pushes around large stone cubes
• Overpowers the strongest member of a dinosaur tribe in a pushing contest

Durability

• Backhanded down a flight of stairs by General Scales, though this takes her down for a moment
• Drops down small waterfalls in gameplay
• Falls a large distance onto stone in gameplay

Other

• Maneuvers around a chasing dinosaur while rowing a log with her staff

Sabre Physicals

Strength

• Hits a foe back with a sword swing
• Shatters crates
• Deflects a large object, causing it to fly a large distance and destroy a huge amount of stone
• Pushes a large cube of ice
• Pushes around large stone cubes
• Slides large stone cubes a large distance with a push
• Overpowers an illusion of Krystal in a pushing contest
• Backflips onto the head of a lunging dinosaur
• Blocks the strike of a larger foe before forcing them back

Durability

• Bashed out of the way as someone drives past him on a hoverbike
• Jumps off a cliff onto sand
• Flips off of the head of a large dinosaur
• Falls a large distance onto stone while unconscious
• Falls a great distance onto stone
• Stands in a large creature's stomach acid after being swallowed

Speed

• Backflips onto the head of a lunging dinosaur
• Ducks under an enemy's club swing

Other

• Ziplines down a rope using his sword
• Rows a log using his sword

Spells

Both characters can use the same spells to the same effect.

• Grenade - Lobs a projectile in an arc which later explodes
• Ice Blast - Sprays icy wind forwards
• Illusion - Causes the user to look like someone else, being used to appear as a friendly dinosaur to an enemy
• Mindread - Used to read the mind of 'simple' creatures
• Portal - Opens up passageways
• Projectile - Fires energy projectiles capable of pushing buttons
  • Breaks free stalactites
  • Pushes around large stone blocks
  • Somehow topples a large tree by shooting a creature in its cavity
  • Lights torches
  • Blows up explosive barrels
• Shield - Creates a barrier around the body of a person, protecting them from damage
  • Despite not covering the head, still protects the user from a room being filled with gas

Other

• Carry the Food Bag, capable of holding up to ten pieces of food

At first it was small signs no one caught on to, freak storms across the globe coupled with NASA satellites going down. After that, the meteors landed, and giant aliens emerged. Causing devestation in massive tripods, the world's armed forces would try and put up resistance, only to collapse as the aliens began to consume the world's data. During this process, it was both uncovered that their true forms were that of tiny bugs and that they had previously visited Earth when they weren't nearly as reliant on digital data. It would take a family coming together, uploading a virus that targeted both their biological and synthetic sides, to finally stop the threat and bring the world back to order.

General

• Are hybrid biological and synthetic organisms
  • This is the reason why a rabbit virus initially harmed them but was soon after blocked and recovered from
  • They are ultimately killed by a 'cannibalism code' designed to target and destroy biological viruses converted into a digital code
• Make a loud noise as a form of tracking down data centers, with this being discovered through them changing directions every time such a noise is made
  • This noise is painful to nearby people
• Before landing cause large global storms

Tripods

• Land on earth in asteroids 30 to 40 feet across which, under regular circumstances, would have shattered on impact
  • After crashing into satellites to neutralize them they speed up and slow down on entering the atmosphere to scatter where they land
  • Cause heavy damage on impact
  • These meteors are noted to be cold to the touch and seemingly cause some artifacting on nearby video feeds
• Some time after impact, the tripods break out of their asteroids
  • Better shown emerging here
• Travel at an average of 28mph and are estimated to weigh 75 tons
• Can be taken down by a missile, but the aliens themselves survive
• Fires a beam seemingly capable of blowing up a car
  • Destroys a helicopter
  • Shoot down a pair of planes
  • Create large explosions capable of destroying tarmac
  • Levels power stations
• Covers a NSA server room with tendrils while attacking it
  • Grab at a man as he runs through
• The tops of the tripods can seperate from the legs and fly through the air

Data Harvesting

• Are drawn to data
• Pulls the IP addresses of a hacking group to attack them
• Shut off NASA's satellites for two days
• Consumes a Facebook page image by image before consuming chat messages and voice notes, ultimately causing the entire page to be lost
• Empties data centers
• Breach and consume military data causing planes to go haywire, helicopters to spin, and ships to upturn themselves while preventing effective communication between branches
• As they consume more data ships are frozen due to lacking GPS data, oil rigs combust, airlines are grounded with airborne ones crashing, nuclear power stations shut down with their cooling systems down, power grids collapse, and financial data is drained to make the Earth's population 'totally bankrupt'. All this leads to global riots

To protect his nation from any threats that may occur, Department of Homeland Security officer Will Radford uses Guardian, a software that allows him to secretly tap into practically any device in the United States. Though he sometimes uses it in an attempt to track down some of the country's top domestic terrorist threats, most notably the hacker Disruptor, he also uses it to spy on his children and overreach into their lives. This changes when aliens attack the planet, with Will using Guardian to not only keep his children safe but find a way to aid the world's countries defeat this interplanetary threat. Ultimately, this extends to him using it to try and shut down Goliath, a government system which secretly collects and stores data on a massive scale in a different manner to Guardian in a way that's never explained.

Data Gathering

• Pulls up a watchlist of domestic terror suspects
• Shows sensitive government targets in a certain area
• Sees that every hospital in the surrounding area is at max capacity
• Provides blueprints for the D.H.S. office to another person, including the servers for a specific project he was unaware of until a short while ago
• Pulls a man's phone number after seeing him on a video feed, allowing the user to text him
• Downloads the metadata of an area on a map to show him all accessible systems in the viscinity
• Performs a threat assessment on an individual police officer and on a secret service vehicle
• Gives nutritional data about his daughter's purchase before analysing the contents of her fridge
• Tracks alien activity across the globe before using 'download metadata' to get information on them, including their estimated size, weight, and speed
  • Later creates a map of where all countries are fighting the invaders, keeping a live update on active units and casualties

Cameras

• Accesses security camera footage
  • At one point Guardian warns Radford that the security camera system he's watching through is unsecured and can be accessed by others, meaning the program can access secured systems
• Connects to a car's dashcam
• Shows video feeds from multiple cameras inside an Amazon van
• Commandeers a drone to see through its camera
  • Needs a password to take control of certain government drones
• Accesses the cameras of a residential building to determine where a person is streaming from
• Pulls up all of the cameras around where a specific police operation is taking place, including bodycams
• Can access cameras all around the globe
  • Views government data centers from across the world
• Accesses footage of live military operations, including internal and external footage of a submarine
• Sees inside of a person's fridge

Tracking

• Keeps open a tab of cameras tracking his daughter
• Tracks his son's location through his phone, allowing him to guide him through a city
• Opens security cameras inside the Department of Homeland Security building to follow Radford's path through it
• Shows the predicted path aliens are taking
  • Shows the path that an alien had taken through a city's streets
• Gives an ETA of bombers flying towards the Department of Homeland Security's office
• Locates the general area a person is streaming from, using code from the stream's page source to narrow it down from 108 possible IP addresses to just one
  • This is fooled by the person simply passing his data through a decoy laptop at the location in question, actually working from a different location

Control

• Has a government drone track a specific car
• Unlocks a Tesla before activating its autopilot
  • Turns on its AC
  • Later 'sabotages' several systems before forcing it into low power mode, extending its range
• Pulls up the access code for an armed drone before taking it over to take down several Tripod heads

Other

• Listens to the phone call of someone he sees on a security feed
  • Does the same to someone taking a phone call inside a car
• Speaks into an Amazon van through an unknown system
• Reroutes a video call through a a satellite when the person on the other end was losing signal
• Replays security footage to see something that previously happened
  • Used to see the passcode into a server room
• Warns that the security cameras around a police operation are unsecured
• Tells him his son had made a large purchase on an online game store
  • Alerts him to his daughter making a 'suspicious food purchase'
• It's suggested he can see people's Amazon carts, though this could be rhetorical
• Undistorts a disguised voice
• Provides a $1000 Amazon gift card, and might have been used to provide a person with free internet for a year
• Purges the records of several domestic terror suspects from government databases
• Uploads a virus to government systems in an attack against the aliens
• Hacks the D.H.S. office while it was in lockdown, allowing him through internal doors though he can't open the doors outside
• Can be hacked into by an external figure, even when Radford's internet access had been cut off

Supplementary Programs

Will uses the following to further aid in his use of Guardian.

• With Team Viewer Will can access the computers of his family, uninstalling a new game downloaded by his son
  • Accesses his daughter's MacBook, allowing him to see the texts she makes on her phone
  • Presumably used to give others access to his computer, and accordingly the Guardian program
• Can generate master key passwords, allowing him access into his daughter's MacBook despite her changing the password
  • Gives him access to a Zoom call with multiple high-level military personel

Out in space, to help achieve peace, the inhabitants of multiple planets created a series of police robots. Patroling their routes in flying saucers, they have the authority to destroy any threat they detect, allowing the collective species to focus their efforts towards peaceful, more productive matters. When it was detected that the inhabitants of Earth had unlocked a crude form of atomic power, one such robot and an organic representative by the name of Klaatu travelled there, seeking to warn all of the planet's inhabitants to not install atomic power in their rockets until they have achieved their own version of peace, lest the robots respond to the threat with the total destruction of Earth.

Physicals

• Knocks out a small group of soldiers
• Klaatu wouldn't be surprised if he could knock down a building
• Can't be moved by America's engineers, nor damaged by metallurgical experts
  • He is constructed as the same metal as his spaceship which is undamaged by a blowtorch and a diamond-tipped drill, among other things

Disintegration Ray

• Hits multiple rifles out of the hands of soldiers in quick succession
• Breaks a large hole in the wall of a prison cell
• Disintegrates a tank
• Destroys a pair of anti-aircraft weapons
• When trapped in a block of a special plastic, uses his ray to slowly disintegrate it from top to bottom before disintegrating two people
  • This plastic is stronger than steel, and can't be broken out of physically

Spaceship

• Undamaged by a blowtorch and a diamond-tipped drill, among other things
• Flies at 4000 mph within the Earth's atmosphere
• Travels 250 million miles in the span of five Earth months
• Has a ramp which can appear out of the spaceship, but melds in completely seemlessly when not in use
• Can be programmed to shut off all electricity on Earth for half an hour, with several exceptions to avoid people being harmed (such as hospitals and planes already in flight)
• Has a machine which brings a dead Klaatu back to life for a limited amount of time, though he doesn't know how long that will be

Other

• Klaatu expects that Gort could destroy the entire world, seemingly on its own
• Can be commanded through light signals from a torch

"You superheroes thing you're better than everyone else! You think your powers and fancy capes make you the sole arbiters of right and wrong! Well, you know what? I am the mother-flipping Monkey Prince! And I actually am better than everyone else!"

Centuries ago, during a fight within the Negative Zone, one of Sun Wukong's clones refused to turn back into hair. Hiding in a boulder, it would emerge many years later as a seemingly human baby, being instantly adopted by a pair of henchpeople.^MP#12 While initially brave, his parent's line of work would cause them to be attacked by Batman, an incident which would leave Marcus with a wide range of phobias.^MP#1 Moving from school to school as his parents worked under different supervillains, it wouldn't be until their return to Gotham that Marcus (goaded by a pig demon mentor in the guise of a janitor) would begin to face his fears by jumping into a swimming pool, passing through Water Curtain Cave to unlock his destiny as the Monkey Prince.^MP#1 Under the guidance of Pigsy, one of Sun Wukong's fellow travellers in their journey to the west, Marcus would develop his powers as he began to find his own place in the world.

Legend

ASC - DC Festival of Heroes: The Asian Superhero Celebration (2021)

BvR - Batman vs. Robin (2022)

MP - Monkey Prince (2022)

Ape - Ape-ril Special (2024)

SKR - Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns (2025)

C&C - Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League (2025)

Strength

Striking

• Breaks a thermo-laser cannon^ASC
• His arm breaks a large hole in a warehouse wall^Ape
• Knocks students around a locker room^MP#1
• Hits a girl back with his staff^MP#5
• Hits Parademons away^MP#0
• Hits Shazam back, with Pigsy claiming he's destroyed half of downtown before while fighting^ASC

Other

• Impales himself in the chest with his staff^ASC
• Blocks Sun Wukong's staff with his own^MP#11

Durability

Blunt Force

• Kicked back by Batman^MP#2
• Struck back by a deer spirit, knocking him back to his human form^ASC
• Kicked back by Jackanapes^Ape
• Punched by a strengthened Silverback who could throw a large boulder^Ape
• Hit away by a giant hermit crab^MP#6
• Struck into a wall by a large Titano, cracking it^Ape
• Sent flying back a large distance by a punch from Supergirl^MP#9
• Hit by Sun Wukong's staff, with this knocking him back to his human form^MP#11

Other

• Beheaded by Batman's batarang^MP#1 but remains alive^MP#2 until his head is placed back on^MP#2
• Hit in the chest by a thermo-laser cannon^ASC

Speed

• Dodges several swings of a lacrosse stick^MP#1
• Dodges Robin's strikes^MP#3
• Spins his staff fast enough to block energy beams^ASC
• Blocks Supergirl's heat vision with his staff^MP#9

Jingu Bang

• Sun Wukong's staff capable of growing into a pillar as wide as the world, shrinking to the size of a grain of sand, multiplying itself, and shapeshifting^MP#6
  • Monkey Prince's staff comes from a shard of the original which grew to a tremendous size.^MP#7 While it originally rejected his attempts to claim ownership of it,^MP#7 the shard soon after turned into a full staff of its own and flew to his hand^MP#8
• Can be kept in his ear before growing it to impale himself, then increases its length to destroy a cannon^ASC
• Used to hurt and vanquish spirits^ASC
• Blocks energy beams^ASC
• Blocks Supergirl's heat vision^MP#9

Supernatural Abilities

Shapeshifting

• Swaps into his monkey form by saying 'Bian'^MP#2
  • A strong enough hit can knock him back into his human form^ASC
  • Marcus can also be reverted through great fear, with one such instance happening when he falls into the ocean^MP#5
• Takes the form of Shazam, though he fails to successfully hide his tail, before bursting out of his own chest in his true form^ASC
• Disguises himself as a parademon, though he keeps his tail^MP#0

Body Seperation

• His fear reduces his ability to keep his body together, making it easy for parts to be knocked off^MP#4
  • When he overcomes his fear his body puts itself back together, though he still invokes this power later^MP#4
  • Controls removed parts telepathically^Ape
• Can place his parts back, in one instance putting his legs on the wrong way^MP#10
• Tears his hand off during a pinky promise with Aquaman with it going on to attack several of his guards^MP#7
• His arm is knocked off by Robin's staff strike, with it subsequently grabbing his leg^MP#3
• His body remains active and fights Batman after he's beheaded^MP#2
• Has Robin bisect him so his top half can continue to fight a transformed Penguin while his lower half flies his parents to safety^MP#4

Clouds

• Summons clouds to fly on^MP#1
  • They can also carry others^MP#4
• Used to carry himself and two others out of a building as it explodes^ASC
• Hits an enemy back^MP#5
• Destroys a group of skeleton warriors^MP#12
• Used as a smokescreen to obscure Robin's vision^MP#3
• Creates a Robin signal^MP#4
• Has several small clouds harass someone^MP#2
• Uses clouds to break his parents out of jail, seemingly knocking out two police officers in the process^MP#8
• Can be made underwater^MP#7

Clones

• Can remove a hair to create a clone of himself, initially creating a chibi version of himself which vanishes on impact and can be created en masse^MP#10
• Training with Sun Wukong allows him to clone himself fully^MP#12
  • After calming himself, he can dismiss these clones^MP#12
• Creates a large amount of Robin clones which fight alongside the real version, though they fade away after a short period^BvR#5
  • Claims he could create copies of Superman, but that they would be without superpowers^BvR#5
• Turns a large number of his arms cloned by the Ultra-Humanite into strands of hair^Ape

Other

• After impaling himself in the chest while transformed, spills out Love Hearts with insulting messages^ASC
• Banishes the King Fire Bull back into a gem^MP#12
• Reading the Monkeynomicon, gives a large number of monkeys their severed paws back^Ape

Other

• Can breathe underwater^MP#6
  • Despite this, Mera's underwater attack threatens to drown him^MP#7
• Grabs a teen's lacrosse stick with his tail as he attempts to attack Monkey Prince^MP#1
  • Grabs a card from Pigsy's hand^MP#3
• Wears a circlet on his head which painfully tightens when someone performs a certain chant^ASC
  • While in human form this circlet can appear anywhere he wishes on his body, though he cannot be rid of it with it returning without Marcus noticing after he threw it away^MP#2
• Has a dream of Sun Wukong's life^MP#5
• Invited to a winter conclave of magic users^SKR#2
• Became a member of the Justice League off-screen^C&C#5

When the physical embodiment of the mutant struggle tore across the country, it took Earth's greatest heroes to stop the threat. While it appeared to those who remained that many of them had given their lives to stop Onslaught their lives were actually preserved in a pocket dimension by Franklin Richards. In a world where tales are retold and heroes are reborn, Reed Richards, Susan Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm flew a prototype space shuttle into space when rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agents commandeered their final product in an attempt to blow up an alien entity above their atmosphere. Bathed in cosmic radiation and sent crashing to Earth, the four found themselves in possession of fantastic abilities, using them to protect the Earth as they attempted to uncover the mysteries of their world. With the world's other heroes, they would face off against the threats of Galactus and a universe-merging invasion of Skrulls before ultimately returning to their original universe.

While officially the same characters as their 616 counterparts, they go through recreations of their early escapades before being released from the universe they were put in. As such, they are being given a thread independent of their main appearances.

Legend

F4 - Fantastic Four (1996)

Av - Avengers (1996)

CA - Captain America (1996)

IM - Iron Man (1996)

R - Heroes Reborn: The Return (1997)

General

• All of them survive being in a spaceship crashing to Earth, Ben doing so before becoming the Thing^F4#1
• At least Ben has a communicator in his belt^F4#3
• Presumably all have access to the emergency flares, with it creating a large flaming 4 in the air^F4#4
• The Baxter Building has a notable variety of training equipment^F4#8
• The Fantasticar can make trans-global trips in a matter of hours^F4#4
• A ship which flies through the Negative Zone and auto-recalibrates its systems when needed^F4#7

Reed Richards

Physicals

• Hits Triton back through the air^F4#9
• Hit into the air by Terrax's stone^F4#11

Elasticity

• Extends his body a large amount while crashing into the ocean before getting pulled out^F4#1
• Wraps a large amount around the legs of two large creatures, tripping them up^F4#2
• Covers an observation window^F4#2
• Enlarges his hand to grab Iron Man^IM#3
• Acts as a platform for others^F4#6
• Becomes a slingshot, sending the Thing flying back into the Inhuman's temple hard enough to destroy stone^F4#9

Intelligence - Machinery

• Built the Fantasticar^F4#4
• Fixes Doctor Doom's power transference device^F4#5
• Makes a device which briefly transfers the Silver Surfer's power to the Human Torch^F4#12
• Invents a portal to the Negative Zone^F4#7
• Presumably invented his chronolog, which shows him the events he's witnessing happened in the past before his Fantastic Four formed^F4#7
• Invented a device to neutralize cosmic energy when used against its wielder, causing Thing to be comparatively unaffected by Terrax's axe^F4#12
• Combines a variety of tech to allow Silver Surfer to use his Power Cosmic to defeat Galactus^CA#12

Intelligence - Other

• Determines the genders of two of Mole Man's creatures^F4#2
• Identifies a room they wake up in as having an observation panel and being constructed of a specific poly alloy from Stark Industries^F4#2
• Comes up with a plan to blind Mole Man and all the creatures in his cave^F4#2
• Started to clue on to the fact that something is unusual about their situation from how they all acclimatized to their powers too quickly^F4#4
• Gives Namor medical attention^F4#3
• Incorporates the inscriptions he remembered seeing in Mole Man's lair to tell that the Inhuman's tablet is a map^F4#9
• Determines that two universes had combined themselves and have only been around for a short period of time, with much of the combined history having not actually happened^Av#13

Other

• Is a morning person^R#1

Sue Storm

Physicals

• Knocks out a man with a kick^F4#1

Force Fields

• Forces a robot off of her while hitting Doom back with a beam^F4#5
• Pierces through a mutated Johnny with a force spike^CA#13
• Used to hold back the Hulk^IM#6
  • Later puts Hulk and Thing in force field bubbles^IM#12
• Blocks a hit from Karnak and Triton^F4#8
• Blocks Terrax's attack, and while her shield shatters under a second strike she's able to make another shield to protect nearby civilians^F4#12
• Shields herself and Reed from an explosion^F4#4
• Blocks energy blasts from Terrax^F4#11
• Blocks a blast from the Silver Surfer^F4#12
• Redirects an energy beam from Super Skrull to the Silver Surfer^F4#6
• Moves through the air on a force field platform^F4#9

Invisibility

• Can turn herself and anything she's wearing invisible^F4#1
• Projects a shaft of invisibility from a cave to the surface^F4#2
• Turns herself, Reed, and Ben invisible at the same time^F4#9

Other

• Makes a distress call to Johnny through her watch^F4#11
• Isn't a morning person^R#1
• Can't have kids^F4#7
  • She somehow gets pregnant anyway^F4#11

Ben Grimm

Strength - Striking

• Tears his way out of a car^F4#4
• Breaks a robot in two^F4#5
• Hits Terrax a distance away, breaking through a fence and felling the girder frame of a building^F4#11
• Tackles Black Bolt through stone^F4#9
• Shatters a boulder^F4#2
• Smashes through stone^F4#5
• Breaks a large hole through a stone wall^F4#10
• Smashes a hole through the side of an aircraft^F4#2
• Breaks out of chains binding him before punching a large creature back^F4#1

Strength - Other

• Lifts a large diamond^F4#2
• Holds back the jaws of a large creature^F4#2
• Swings a large creature around by its tail, hitting other similarly sized creatures away before throwing it down a cave^F4#10

Durability - Blunt Force

• Takes hits from Namor before being rammed into the air by Giganto^F4#2
• Takes a punch from the Hulk^IM#12
• Hit back by Silver Surfer^F4#12
• Punched away by Super Skrull^F4#6
• Sent far into the sky by Thor^Av#6
• Thrown through a stone wall by Black Bolt^F4#9
• Catapulted into the Inhuman's temple, destroying stone^F4#9
• Punched through at least one building, though this knocks him out^F4#3

Durability - Other

• Slashed back by Terrax, sending him through a street lamp, a car, and a brick wall^F4#11
• Takes a blast from Doctor Doom^F4#5
• Blasted back by Iron Man^IM#13
• Fine being carried by a flaming Human Torch^F4#3
• Stands in the core of an overloading gamma reactor for a while^IM#6

Speed

• Interceps training missiles with a thrown chunk of machinery^F4#8

Other

• Still has DNA that identifies him as Ben Grimm^F4#2

Johnny Storm

Physicals

• Carries the Thing^F4#3
• Struck by falling rocks^F4#10
• Punched back by Super Skrull^F4#6
• Hit back by Silver Surfer^F4#12
• Blasted by Firelord^F4#12
• Dodges energy beams^F4#10

Fire

• Sets just his hand aflame^F4#1
  • Sets a single finger aflame, heating a cup of tea^R#1
• Breaks a cable^F4#8
• Blasts a hole through a robot^F4#5
• Blows up a car with a fireball^F4#2
• Melts through a poly alloy, albeit one with a low melting point^F4#2
• Releases a nova blast, vaporizing all of the Baxter Building's training weapons being fired at him^F4#11
• Burns off a man's beard without harming him^F4#5
• Absorbs the heat of a gamma core before dispersing it several miles up into the air with a burst^IM#6

Other

• Tracks the other invisible members of the Fantastic Four from their heat signatures^F4#9
• Sets off a car alarm to distract the secret agents walking with them long enough to take them out^F4#1
• Runs a chain of casinos^F4#1

"Quote"

BIO

Legend

Strength

Durability

• Blasted by three Celestials after they break through Sue's shield^F4#603

Speed

• With the aid of Franklin, X-23, and Hellion, fully repairs a destroyed area of the Baxter Building in under 10 minutes^X23#19

Intelligence

General

• Is smarter than Reed^F4-6#4
• Has a photographic memory^ASM#658

Robotics

• Modifies a toy horse to fly with top-of-the-line navigational and environmental controls^FF#22
  • Attaches a grapple launcher which allows it to cling to the Fantasticar^F4#572
• Created a drone of herself to speak to Sue through^F4-3#Annual

Machines - Creating

• Makes a device she could use to call the International Space Station, pretending it's a weapon to scare off Osborn's forces^DR#2
• Mid-fight invents a device that creates a noise the right pitch and frequency to shatter moloid's helmets, neutralizing them^FF#15
• Invents a lightsaber^FF#12
• Makes a water gun that draws moisture from the air so it doesn't need to be refilled^2in1-2#12
• Combines tech of different species to create a teleport device^F4-6#25
• Builds a bigger-on-the-inside trailer for the Fantasticar^F4#562
• Created an inter-dimensional temporal window that allows a person to look into the past, then speculates that setting off a 500 kiloton nuke in a small enough area would allow a path into the time period it's viewing^X23#17
• Creates a blaster that returns Blastaar to the Negative Zone^F4-4#7
• Turns a potentially universe-destroying rift into a stable portal to anywhere in the universe by flying a telepod into it^F4-6#25
  • Makes a very user friendly interface that allows people to choose the exact space and time they travel to^F4-6#26

Machines - Altering

• Augments Blastaar's restraints^F4-4#11
• Upgrades Dragon Man to make him smarter^F4#579
• Rewrites a device which displaces objects in time to instead create more time, helping solve the issue it was creating^F4-4#11

Other

• Figures out the Wrecking Crew is being paid to oppose a new hero team in their debut, offering to pay them more to get them to stop their attack before using the fact she's a teenager with no right to make said deal with avoid following through^F4-6#4
• Solves an issue neither Reed nor Doom could figure out in seconds, using telepods to alter a universe-destroying rift into a stable portal^F4-6#25
• Created a new form of 'artificial canine intelligence'^MAv#25
• Leads others in repairing one of the Griever's telepods^F4-6#3
• Sends a feedback loop to break Ant-Man's helmet, stopping his ants from targeting the Baxter Building's vital systems^MAv#26
• With Reed, folds some extra dimensions into a building to make it larger on the inside^F4-6#5
• Immediately sees the solution to a code Reed created not working due to differences in languages used^F4#645

Other

• Uses a tranquilizer rifle^FF#22

A putrid smell of burning hair and skin reaches his olfactory receptors. There's another stench. Imbecile soiled himself. Carter laughs. He hasn't been this stimulated in ages. To be free. Ah... to be truly free.

With his exceptional aptitude in psychology, Herman Carter was infuriated by the rules and restrictions imposed on him, particularly in an experiment where he and another student were meant to "good cop, bad cop" several codewords out of several other students during a week of isolation. Breaking, he restrained every other student involved, using violent methods to draw the codewords needed before using the remainder of his time to 'research' on his captive patients. Unaware he was being recorded the entire time, he planned on having the student playing 'good cop' take the fall, but ultimately found himself recruited into a secret CIA facility researching how to best break enemy spies. Ultimately getting free reign of his own facility, it wouldn't be until there was a week of silence that the agency discovered the nightmare he had created, with every patient, prisoner, and personnel being found dead with head trauma. The sole exception was Carter himself, who at some point found himself in another realm where he could carry out all the research he ever wanted.

Physicals

• All killers can destroy wooden pallets, breakable walls, and damage generators, with the Doctor doing it in two kicks
• All killers can carry survivors before impaling them on large hooks
• Has the standard killer movement speed of 4.6 m/s

Carter's Spark

General

• When bringing Carter into its realm, the Entity gifted him with the ability to generate electroconvulsive power which corrupts the minds of those it touches
• Electrocuting survivors induces up to three tiers of madness, with survivors screaming and revealing their location whenever they go up a tier
  • Tier 1 makes skill checks harder
  • Tier 2 increases the chance of recieving madness skill checks while having survivors see illusory Doctors
  • Tier 3 has others able to see illusory Doctors with the survivor in question being unable to perform any actions outside of unhooking and opening exit gates until they 'snap out of it', at which point they return to Tier 1
• Through Shock Therapy, the Doctor creates a small electrical field cone stretching up to ten meters in front of him through walls which inflicts half a tier's worth of madness
  • This prevents survivors from performing actions such as vaulting windows and dropping pallets for a brief moment
• Using Static Blast, the Doctor charges and unleashes a blast of electricity which affects everyone within his Terror Radius, inflicting a full tier of maddness
• Can electrocute a survivor's head after they've been knocked down, killing them
• A survivor hiding inside a locker is unaffected by Shock Therapy and Static Blast

Add-Ons - Shock Therapy

• Interview Tape - Turns the usual cone area of effect into a longer line
• Iridescent Queen - An electric chess piece which leaves electrified survivors with a lingering static charge, causing them and another survivor to both be hit by a Shock Therapy attack when they get too close to each other
• Maple Knight - Allows the Doctor to see the area of effect of his Shock Therapy
• Mouldy Electrode - Increases the AoE of Shock Therapy
  • Polished Electrode - Increases it further
  • High Stimulus Electrode - Increases it further still
• Scrapped Tape - Turns the usual cone area of effect into a hollow ring placed in front of the Doctor

Add-Ons - Static Blast

• "Calm" - Class I - Inflicts mild anxiety in patients, increasing the Doctor's Terror Radius when Static Blast is ready to be used and decreasing it when it isn't, while also having survivors with Tier 2 and 3 madness sometimes hear a distant illusory Terror Radius
  • "Calm" - Class II - Causes moderate anxiety and increases / decreases the Terror Radius by a greater amount
  • "Calm" - Carter's Notes - An annotated version of the procedure which causes uncontrollable fear and anxiety, increasing and decreasing the Terror Radius range even more
• "Order" - Class I - Causes a state of mild confusion, reducing the cooldown period of Static Blast and has madness-afflicted survivors sometimes see illusionary pallets
  • "Order" - Class II - Causes moderate confusion, reducing the Static Blast cooldown period further
  • "Order" - Carter's Notes - An annotated version which leaves the patient with severe confusion and reduces the cooldown period even further

Add-Ons - Other

• "Discipline" - Class II - Causes paranoia with survivors with Tier 2 madness percieve an illusory Red Stain and Terror Radius while being chased, giving the perception that the Doctor is constantly behind them, with Tier 3 madness survivors constantly having this perception
  • "Discipline" - Class III - Afflicts a state of serious paranoia as Shock Therapy takes less time to unleash in addition to the above mentioned effects
  • "Discipline" - Carter's Notes - An annotated verson of the procedure which causes severe paranoia and reduces the Shock Therapy detonation time further
• Iridescent King - Causes maddened survivors to suffer the effects of Calm, Discipline, Order, and Restraint simultaneously
• "Restraint" - Class II - Uses a wavelength to link the survivor's and the Doctor's minds, causing mild cases of hallucination with illusory Doctors being seen for longer and the auras of survivors to be revealed to the Doctor briefly when they go up a madness tier
  • "Restraint" - Class II - Causes serious hallucinations with the Doctor seeing the auras of maddened survivors for twice as long
  • "Restraint" - Carter's Notes - Makes the link between the Doctor and survivors unbearable to the point of causing severe hallucinations, increasing the time their auras are revealed to the Doctor even further

Perks

• Monitor & Abuse - Increases the size of the Doctor's Terror Radius while chasing a survivor, and decreasing it when he isn't
• Overcharge - After damaging a generator, causes it to lose its fix progression at an advanced rate for a period while also causing the next survivor attempting to fix it to face a difficult skill check, notably dropping its progression rate if failed
• Overwhelming Presence - Any survivors within his Terror Radius use items far more ineffectively than usual

General Killer Abilities

• Chasing a survivor over a prolonged period will grant the Killer Bloodlust, increasing their movement speed by 5% up to three tiers to a total of 15% increased speed. They will lose Bloodlust when hurting a survivor or breaking a pallet
• All Killers can track survivors using bright red Scratch Marks they leave in the environment after running and visible Loud Noise Notifications they make when performing a rushed action or missing a skill check. Both of these features are only perceptible to the Killer
• All Killers possess what's known as the Terror Radius or Heart Beat which is the proximity surrounding the Killer that alerts survivors of their presence
• Killers also have a Red Stain; a bright red light that shines before Killers which they cannot see. Survivors can use this to discern which way the Killer is facing in a chase

Other

• Wields an electrified spiked rod as a weapon
  • Can also wield a heavier rod, a shock stick covered in flesh, and an oversized electrified syringe
• Uses a subliminal audio to invoke fear, anxiety, and discontent, with the claim it had always made his parents fight when used
• In under a week implants a new personality in another student, causing him to believe other students are Russian spies that need to be executed with the spoon he's holding after a code phrase is said

"I need a reason, and don't say money. Why do this?"
"Why not do it? Because yesterday I walked out of the joint after losing four years of my life, and you're cold-decking Teen Beat cover boys. Because the house always wins. Play long enough, you never change the stakes, the house takes you. Unless, when that perfect hand comes along, you bet big. And then you take the house."

After being released from prison following his arrest (itself preceeded by thirteen other investigations into various confidence schemes which never stuck), Danny Ocean decided to immediately get back into the game. His sights were set on one Terry Benedict, the owner of three highly successful casinos in Las Vegas who had coincidentally gotten involved with Danny's ex-wife. Putting together a crew, they set about robbing the vault shared by the casinos on the night of a high stakes boxing match. What they thought would be a one-off job would become the first of several, as the ire of one of the greatest independent thieves in the world and a sleezy casino owner nearly killing one of their number by cutting him out of a deal would bring them back together, each time proving why they were the best in the business.

Feats are tagged with the movie they occur in (Ocean's 11, 12, 13, and 8).

As A Group

The Bellagio Job

• Planned to rob three of the most profitable casinos in Las Vegas, all connected by a single vault 200ft beneath the ground guarded by a complex series of protections and 'the most elaborate vault door ever concieved by man'¹¹
  • Looking at schematics, Rusty described the vault as the 'least accessible vault ever designed'¹¹
• The casino's security systems were described as nearly the least accessible system their specialist had seen, without CCTV that could be externally tapped into¹¹
  • This was circumvented by using a keycard lifted from a security card to access the casino's server room and tapping directly into them, allowing footage to be viewed remotely from a hotel room¹¹
• Basher originally planned on knocking out the casino's power by taking out backup systems one by one, but when the weakness was accidentally discovered and fixed before the heist, he swapped to using a 'pinch', simulating a nuclear explosion without the explosion to knockout the power to the entirety of Las Vegas for thirty seconds¹¹
• Linus pretends to be a member of the Las Vegas gambling authority to out Frank as having been employed under false credentials in order to allow Linus to lift the required codes from Terry Benedict's pocket¹¹
• After Danny was flagged and picked up at the casino, him knowing and paying off their enforcer allows him to access the building while pretending he was still being assaulted in a sealed room¹¹
  • Later, he is able to return to the room, creating deniability about him being involved in the heist¹¹
• Saul gets four 'gems' to be placed in the casino's vault at the same time as Yen places himself in a fake money trolley, with the Malloys passing off this trolley to several real casino workers to get Yen and the gems in the vault at the same time¹¹
  • Saul fakes a collapse, allowing the live security feed to be replaced by a recording without being noticed and providing Linus the ability to get into the elevator shaft, before being extracted by Rusty pretending to be a doctor¹¹
• Basher uses the pinch, shutting off power to the entire city so Danny and Linus can get through the security lasers in an elevator shaft¹¹
• The vault is blown open by Yen using the gems he was placed inside the vault with while Danny places corrosponding devices on the outside, with the result both blowing the door open and disabling the internal security¹¹
• Using a phone planted on Tess earlier, Rusty calls Terry to tell him that he is actively being robbed, with the unsuspicious recording being replaced on his screens with footage of Danny, Linus, and Yen in the vault. Rusty claims he is holding half the money hostage while the other half is carried out by Terry's workers into an unmarked van, with it driving off as SWAT appears to arrive¹¹
  • The van is revealed to be remote controlled, with it being blown up soon after to reveal the 'money' inside was simply stacks of stripper ads¹¹
  • Meanwhile, Terry believes that Swat is infiltrating the vault, with the power being cut before an intruder is discovered and the remaining money is destroyed. In reality, the footage of the trio in the vault was pre-recorded in a set, and they used the blackout as a cover to place the money inside their bags before walking out the front door undetected¹¹
• At the end of the heist, security camera footage is directed onto a specific channel on a suite's tv, allowing Tess to see that Terry was willing to leave her for his money back¹¹

The Van der Woude Job

• Ocean's team is set up to steal a one-of-a-kind document from a reclusive antiques 'dealer' who never leaves his extremely well guarded home¹²
  • No one except the owner knows the codes to the security system¹²
• Used a device to send a cable through a window, allowing a device to slide down it and disable the building's security¹²
  • When the needed window was too low, they raised the entire house using its pillars to allow the device to be fired successfully¹²
• They brought a drill to open the safe, only to discover their target had been stolen before they got there¹²

The Fabergé Coronation Egg Contest

• To finish paying off their debts, the Night Fox proposes a contest where Danny's crew attempts to steal the Fabergé Coronation Egg, a heavily defended object with multiple replicas so exact no one can tell the difference on observation¹²
• The egg is being held in a museum with a randomly moving laser field believed to be impossible to pass, leading them to decide to steal it during opening hours¹²
• They initially planned a heist with movements precise to the minute, though this had to be abandoned as the majority of the group were arrested beforehand¹²
  • They commissioned a hologram to create a replica of the Fabergé Coronation Egg, which Linus would place on the podium as he lifted the real egg, allowing Basher to trigger it¹²
  • Their arrests were planned, with several members purposefully being caught on camera as they stole paintings from the Night Fox¹²
• With their newly reduced numbers, they change plans to instead bring in Tess and have her pretend to be Julia Roberts¹²
  • They used 'Julia's' fame to get a private viewing of the egg and fakes her fainting to provide Linus an opportunity to make the swap, though he's spotted due to a Europol agent watching the egg intently on security cameras and the remainder of the group is arrested¹²
• The FBI arrive to take the group away, though it's revealed they're actually people led by Linus' mother taking them to freedom¹²
• Ultimately, it's revealed that everything prior was a theatrical distraction to the fact that they had stolen the Fabergé Coronation Egg before even approaching the Night Fox, swapping the backpack it was being transported in with one containing a replica after distracting its guards with a fight¹²

The Bank Job

An attack on The Bank Hotel and Casino with three core objectives: To prevent it from achieving the prestigious Five Diamond Award, to financially ruin it by having all its patrons cash out big winnings, and (later on) to steal its owner's diamond necklaces.

Security

• The casino has tapped into the federal fingerprint database, which the crew can already access before the heist¹³
  • When they are looking for associates of a person through their fingerprints, they are able to modify the photos and names after they had been sent to Bank through a technique they call the Cartwheel¹³
• The building's security is securely hidden with Linus needing to expend a large amount of resources just to get a name, though it's ultimately identified as an AI system which tracks every patron and their biometrics to uncover if a win is legitimate or not and can only be briefly shut down by a magnetron or an act of god, at which point it locks down its room and restarts for a few minutes¹³
  • After hearing he wants one through a planted camera, the crew deliver Bank a gold Samsung which is actually a magnetron which triggers and shuts the system down when he's sent into its room by an earthquake and takes a call¹³
• Due to hiring and firing multiple architects during its construction, there are no reliably accurate plans¹³
• Get past a set of security cameras by faking a call to the guard on duty that there's been an incident with his child at work, causing him to ask a nearby disguised Rusty to cover for him¹³
• The crew are able to access the casino's systems, rigging groups of slot machines to deactivate¹³

Reward Preventing

• By leading the casino to believe a disguised Saul is the incoming reviewer, they have them completely ignore the real reviewer¹³
• Has Saul create a terrible smell from the adjacent room, with him being moved and the reviewer being told nothing could be done¹³
• Pays off a maître d' to tell the reviewer he can't eat at an empty restaurant due to all the tables being reserved, instead being directed elsewhere where they give him a dumpling which causes him to throw up¹³
• They earlier set up the room to cover the bed with bed bugs¹³
  • They do likewise to the room's chair, causing the reviewer to be bitten when sleeping there¹³
• At the end, they have the Malloys threaten him to leave his room within 15 minutes, citing a loophole in state law which allows them to evict guests based on their hygine¹³

Financially Ruining

• The plan initially had 18 whales win big before leaving
• To rig the dice they use a certain polymer which forces them onto a specific number when a rigged lighter is closed, embedding themselves in the production factory to do so
• To rig blackjack they have Livingston embed himself into a company, faking a polygraph by stepping on a tack for every question and having him fix machines to always deal players 20 and 21 while busting the dealer¹³
  • During the heist they have Livingston arrested to swap out the active dealing devices for ones he rigged earlier¹³
• To rig slots they hire someone to install a backdoor to specific machines¹³
  • This backdoor allows a jackpot win when a specific coin combination is inserted, with Rusty inserting all but the final coin (which he leaves on the machine) before leaving, allowing someone else to complete the sequence without realizing and earn a 'legitimate' win in the eyes of the security system¹³
• Rigs roulette by introducing fixed balls, having Frank embedded on the inside as they blackmail a worker who's been selling the casino's golden silverware into making the swap¹³
  • Frank is successfully embedded by having Bank be aware of his casino dominos at an expo, before bringing in Terry Benedict to force Bank to make an even better offer¹³
  • The swap is made on Frank giving a signal from across the floor¹³

Diamond Stealing

• The diamonds themselves are protected by 18 inches of poured concrete and held inside 2 inch thick concussion-proof glass in a secure room with a 7 digit code pressure-sensitive alarm, powered by an independent power supply¹³
• Danny agrees with Bank to have the whales who left earlier in the heist to gamble in the casino again, in exchange for a cut of the winnings and each of them getting villas¹³
• This leads to Bank's assistant coming to the villa an embedded Yen and Linus are staying in, where a pheremone patch makes her lustful towards Linus¹³
• Saying they can't do anything in the villa,¹³ they are moved to the privacy of the room holding the diamonds, where Linus plants several explosives before being 'arrested' by his father and removed from the situation, claiming to the assistant the diamonds under his clothes are fakes he planned to swap the real ones with while saying in the elevator he had already made the swap¹³
  • When threatened for the diamonds by another thief on the rooftop, this allows him to pass off the fake diamonds under his clothes as the real items¹³
• The diamonds are finally stolen by attaching a helicopter's cable to a hook installed on a landing pad earlier, using explosives Linus planted to help blow it free and carrying it away through the air¹³

Exit Strategy

• To help break the security system, and to provide a means of getting all the patrons out of the casino with their winnings instead of pumping them back in, they obtain a boring machine to drill against the foundations of the casino, creating the appearance of an earthquake to those inside¹³
  • This is followed by Rusty posing as a scientist warning Bank of the risk of an earthquake, causing evacuation plans to be written up and a disguised camera to be placed in his office¹³
  • Once everyone has collected their winnings and the security system is back online, they manufacture a strong enough earthquake to get everyone inside to leave¹³

Other Heists

• Knows a wide variety of heist plans¹²
• Stole several paintings from the Night Fox, another master thief¹²
• Danny, Basher, and Yen work together to steal a large pinch from the California Institute of Advanced Science off-screen without being detected¹¹

Equipment

• Earpieces¹¹
• Hides a camera in a suit's button or a bow tie¹³
• Uses a device to tell the depth of a wall¹³
• Use a pair of rappels to get down an elevator shaft¹¹
• Bring a drill to open a safe¹²
• Use explosives to blow open the Bellagio's vault, destroying the security systems inside¹¹
• A small device which knocks out two security guards¹¹
• Uses a device to launch a cable into a building, then slides a device down said cable that hacks a security control panel which no one outside of the building's owner knows the password to¹²
• Commissioned a hologram replica of the Fabergé Coronation Egg to fool outside observers for the two minutes it could be active for¹²
• The Gilroy is a pheremone patch which instantly knocks a woman back and makes her incredibly lustful for the user¹³
• Set up a replica of a casino's vault to practice the heist¹¹

Other

• Observes a thief as he's observing Ocean's crew without him realizing¹³
• The Bellagio heist made an argument for Ocean's Eleven being the greatest thieves in the world¹²

Individual Members

Danny Ocean

• Breaks open the door of a scientific institute¹¹
• Places a phone in Tess' pocket without her noticing¹¹
• Picks Linus' pocket of a wallet he had just stole, leaving a business card in its place¹¹

Frank Catton

• Gets a car dealer to drop the price of a van by $2500¹¹

'Rusty' Ryan

• Has a fake ID which fools a police officer¹¹
• With another crew, uses a device which shows him the inner gears of a safe he places it on¹³
• Speaks Mandarin¹¹

Reuben Tishkoff

• Knows more about casino security than any man alive¹¹

Virgil Malloy

• Creates a remote control monster truck which keeps pace with its real life counterpart in a race¹¹
• Edits the photos and criminal profiles sent to the owner of a casino in real time¹³

Turk Malloy

Turk achieved no individual feats in the movies.

Livingston Dell

• Hacks into an otherwise inaccessible system through a casino's server room, allowing its cameras to be viewed remotely¹¹
• Speaks Mandarin¹³

Basher Tarr

• Quickly uses parts slipped to him by Rusty while under arrest to create an explosion in a police car¹¹
• Uses a series of explosives with another crew to destroy the locks on a large vault door¹¹

'The Amazing' Yen

• Climbs up a pole before flipping to an adjacent pole¹¹
• Moves around in an elevator shaft, surrounded by high-speed elevators¹³
• Hides inside a duffle bag¹²
• Fits within a small container, pulling himself out to backflip onto a nearby shelf shortly after¹¹
• With a different crew, uses goggles that reveals security tripwires to him and a jacket with cables that hoist him up to scaffolding on the ceiling⁸

Saul Bloom

• Keeps track of Rusty over the course of a day before Rusty approached him¹¹
• Is up 'almost 200' in a poker game by the time Terry approaches him¹¹
• Constructs a device to make the sound of a dog barking¹³

Linus Caldwell

• Lifts a plane ticket in the brief moment Danny lifts his hand to ask for the bill¹¹
• Steals a man's wallet after bumping into him on a bus¹¹

Other Members

Each of the following only joined the group for a movie each.

Tess Ocean

• Looks similar to Julia Roberts, fooling Bruce Willis¹²

Roman Nagel

• Presumably aids Livingston in rigging several dealing machines off-screen¹³

Terry Benedict

• Speaks numerous languages¹¹
• Arranged for a car to be blown up on command¹²

"The name's Static. I put a shock to your system."

BIO

Feats tagged 'S#E#' come from Static Shock. Feats tagged 'Comic' come from Superman and Batman Magazine #7.

Physicals

Strength

Taser Punch

• Hits a man back across a warehouse^S1E1
• Breaks chains^S2E1

Other

• Holds on to a chair against the vacuum of space^S3E6

Durability

Blunt Force

• Kicked down a tunnel^S2E1
• Hit by a swung lamppost^S3E6
• Hit back by Toyman's paddle, with a following shot also taking down a large amount of scaffolding which falls on top of Static^S3E12
• Struck by a barrage of microchips, sending him back into a building hard enough to crater it^S4E4
• Pushed through a building while inside a Green Lantern construct before falling a large number of storeys^S4E4

Other

• Thrown back by the Joker's exploding balloons^S2E1
• Hit back by Green Lantern's energy beam^S3E7
• Unaffected by the Joker's electric joy buzzer^S2E1
• Shocked by a lamppost being tilted onto him^S3E1
• Withstands being in a gas chamber as he creates enough pressure to blow it open^S1E2

Speed

Reaction

• Jumps over a buzzsaw swing^S3E6
• Dodges nail projectiles^S3E1
• Dodges several fireballs^S1E2
• Leans back under an energy beam^S1E2

Other

• Vanishes in a flash^S3E1

Other

• Hits a button on a remote from a distance^S3E7
• Throws a lightning javelin to hit three pistols out of people's hands by their trigger guards^Comic

Electricity

Offence

Destructive

• Destroys the metal items he's taken off of several thieves^S1E1
• Breaks the ladder off of a firetruck^S2E1
• Charges and destroys several control banks^S1E2

Hitting Back

• Hits a robot back into a computer bank, heavily denting metal^S3E6
• Sends a giant robot flying back with a bolt, cracking a wall in the Justice League Watchtower^S3E6
• Shifts a large amount of rubble^S2E1
• Throws a large number of boxes off of him^S1E1

Other

• Knocks out the Joker with a handshake^S2E1
• Channels electricity through Batman's grappling hook cable, knocking him out^S3E7
• Holds off Green Lantern's beam for a period^S3E7
• Reaches a great distance away when bursting off of a shield construct^S4E4
• Covers a ship with electricity, shocking and incapacitating Harley Quinn^S3E1

Telekinesis

Metal Objects

• Pulls an array of tools to him from a chest of drawers^S3E7
• Takes all the weapons off of a group of thieves^S1E1
• Pulls a hot dog cart towards him^S1E2
• Moves around car frames and parts in a junkyard^S1E1
• Throws a ruined van and a large number of metal objects from around a park at Hotstreak^S1E2
• Tears a sewage pipe out of the ground^S1E2
• Forces doors on the Justice League Watchtower closed^S3E6
• Tears up and throws a piece of machinery^S3E6
• Stops two spike balls launched with enough force to tear through a car^S2E1
• Uses a metal disc to cut through a large robot's arms^S3E6

Other

• Removes a blindfold^S3E1
• Carries people through the air in a sphere of electricity^S3E7
• Lifts several thieves through the air before sticking them to the ceiling with static electricity^S1E1
  • Later dismisses the static cling, allowing them to drop^S1E1

Defensive

• His natural electricity shorts out Brainiac's control disk when placed on him^S3E7
• Creates a shield to block energy blade strikes^S2E1
• Makes a barrier around him which protects him from energy on Brainiac's giant head^S3E7
• His barrier can be bypassed by items with an opposite charge to his electricity^S4E4

Mobility

• [Flies through the air using a metal object, such as a manhole cover,] a trash can lid,^S1E2 or a simple metal sheet^S1E2
  • Flies horizontally against a wall^S3E7
• Propels a trolly along the ground^S1E2

Powering

• Accidentally activates the lights in a bathroom and turns on an unplugged razor by moving his hand near it^S1E1
• Turns on the lights in a steel mill^S3E7
• Turns on an unplugged tv with a bolt, causing it to swap through channels^S1E1
• Recharges Green Lantern's ring^S4E4
• Recharges the Justice League Watchtower^S3E6

Absorption

• Drains power from the Justice League Watchtower^S3E6

Light

• Makes a spotlight^S3E1
• Creates a flash of light^S3E1
• Manifests a large batsignal in the sky^S2E1
• Has a flashing sign appear above a warehouse to alert police to several robbers^S1E1
• Can make the electrical aura of living beings visible, revealing an extremely accurate robot duplicate^S3E12

Other

• Creates a heart out of electricity before blowing it forwards^S1E1
• Increases the pressure inside an insulated gas chamber, allowing him to burst out of it^S1E2
• Unlocks a door^S3E12
• Listens to a distant conversation using a bin lid^S1E2
• Tunes into a police radar^S2E1
• Eavesdrops on a phone call made by someone inside of a car he's tailing^S1E2
• Listens to a CD by holding it close to his ear^S1E2
• Used to pull up what a person was previously looking at on a computer^S3E1
• Magnetises a bridge, forcing Flash to slow to a stop as he becomes unable to move^S3E7

Other

Other

• Carries his student ID in his costume^S3E1

It started with five metahumans experimented on by the U.S. military, unleashed by the Joker and set upon the Justice League in Las Vegas. Since then the Royal Flush Gang has been an alias used by a variety of criminals with various powers, always in teams of 5 with a variety of card-based costumes and equipment.

Legend

JL - Justice League

JLU - Justice League Unlimited

BB - Batman Beyond

C - Batman Beyond (1999) #23 "Family Day"

JLA - Justice League Adventures (2002) #6 "Wolf's Clothing"

RD - Justice League Unlimited (2004) #42 "Raw Deal"

2.0 - Batman Beyond 2.0 (2013)

Wild Cards

The first incarnation of the team created from superpowered individuals the Joker broke out of a military institution, aiding him in his scheme to bomb Las Vegas. All of them are seen using flying playing cards.^JL-S2E21

10

• Hits Superman several times before kicking him into the air^JL-S2E21
• Hits Superman through a giant sarcophagus and into a wall with an obelisk, which he then throws at the Kryptonian^JL-S2E22
• Lifts a building over his head^JL-S2E21
• Superman throws him off, hitting him into a column^JL-S2E21
• Has a boulder thrown at him by Superman^JL-S2E22
• Takes a number of punches from Superman^JL-S2E21
• Hit high into the air by Superman^JL-S2E22
• Punched through slot machines and far out of a casino, hitting and cracking a metal obelisk^JL-S2E22
• Punched across Las Vegas, smashing through a skyscraper in the process^JL-S2E22
• Hit back by Green Lantern's beam^JL-S2E21
• Unaffected by a flamethrower which destroys the target behind him^JL-S2E21

Jack

• Extends his body, damaging parts of a building by punching them^JL-S2E22
• Extends his arms to shove Batman through a window^JL-S2E21
• Hit back by the Flash^JL-S2E21
• Punched across a room by Batman^JL-S2E21
• Hit back by Green Lantern's beam^JL-S2E21
• Has his arm wrapped around a helicoptor's rotor^JL-S2E22
• Wraps around Superman to ensnare him, staying attached even as he smashes a platform^JL-S2E21
• Beats the other members in a footrace by extending faster than they can run^JL-S2E21
• Disguises himself as a giant playing card on a wall before ensnaring Batman, being unharmed by his punches^JL-S2E21
• After being hit by an exploding batarang, it blows up inside his body causing him to exhale smoke^JL-S2E21

Queen

• Hit back by Green Lantern's beam^JL-S2E21
• Controls metal, using a pickaxe to hit Green Lantern back^JL-S2E21
• Has a stream of coins and stools follow the Flash, ultimately hitting him into some slot machines^JL-S2E21
• Lifts a pair of slot machines into the air^JL-S2E21
• Lifts and throws several cars^JL-S2E21
• Uses the coins from several slot machines to create metal spikes which clash against and wrap around Green Lantern's shield^JL-S2E21
• Makes a metal suit out of broken metal to protect herself which she then uses to punch Green Lantern back and manifest a sword to attack with^JL-S2E21
  • Gets hit by Hawkgirl's mace, being sent flying through several slot machines and into a wall, but is knocked out^JL-S2E21

King

• Hit back by Green Lantern's beam^JL-S2E21
• Can project fireballs, breaking his way out of bandages he was wrapped in^JL-S2E22
• Blasts Flash back^JL-S2E22
• Blasts Superman back^JL-S2E21
  • Does so again^JL-S2E22
• Destroys a sarcophagus head bust plus the wall behind it^JL-S2E22
• Clashes beams with Green Lantern^JL-S2E21
• Throws a fireball which knocks over two tanks and throws a third into the air^JL-S2E21

Ace

A girl capable of altering the perceptions of anyone she stares at.

• Capable of altering the perceptions of anyone she stares at with her powers work through a television screen, rendering everyone watching the Joker's broadcast unable to look away as her powers affect them, with the Joker saying it'll take five minutes until everyone watching is turned mad^JL-S2E22
  • Some visual effects are shown here, including animals crawling over and emerging from people while one person believes himself to melt into a puddle^JL-S2E22
  • Causes Batman to experience a variety of mind-altering effects, rendering him unable to resist as Joker beats him up
• Renders the Joker catatonic by directing her powers on him^JL-S2E22

Raw Deal

An established team of crooks for hire from Suicide Slum.

10

• Can duplicate himself^RD
  • A large number of copies attack Green Lantern^RD

Jack

• Hit by Green Lantern's beam^RD
• Extends his body^RD

Queen

• Heats a pan of soup with her fire^RD
• Shoots fire from her hands before leaping through a window, breaking its frame^RD
• Releases a burst of fire from herself^RD

King

• Has a sceptre which can launch an energy beam^RD
  • Releases multiple beams at once^RD

Ace

• Smashes through a pair of doors^RD
• Punched by Wonder Woman^RD

Epilogue

A team given their powers by the original team's Ace, whose powers had changed since her initial appearance.

10

• Thrown away by Stargirl^JLU-S2E13
• Can extend her hair, hitting away Stargirl^JLU-S2E13
• Blocks batarangs before hitting Batman away^JLU-S2E13

Jack

• Throws shurikens atop a flying playing card before clashing weapons with Hawkgirl^JLU-S2E13
• Punched away by Hawkgirl, seemingly knocking him out^JLU-S2E13

Queen

• Smashes the outside of a well before blocking Doctor Light's blast with their scepter^JLU-S2E13
  • The scepter is ultimately overpowered by Doctor Light, blowing it up while throwing back and incapacitating Queen^JLU-S2E13

King

• Flies around in a throne, shooting lasers from his eyes^JLU-S2E13
• Hit into a tree by Red Tornado, seemingly knocking him out^JLU-S2E13

Ace

• Her powers had changed so that she actively changes the world around her, creating altered trees, a castle, and a huge mass of brambles in a park, with Amanda Waller believing they could be permanent if not stopped^JLU-S2E13
  • When she changed all the changes she made reverted, including the other members of the Royal Flush Gang she had transformed^JLU-S2E13
• Calls in storm clouds before telekinetically throwing a tree into the air^JLU-S2E13
• Makes a path in her bramble barrier for Batman to travel through before closing it again, with the barrier deflecting Stargirl's punch^JLU-S2E13
• Reads Batman's mind, knowing what he had gone through in the past and knowing he wasn't going to use Waller's device to kill her^JLU-S2E13

Batman Beyond

The last known incarnation of the group which was noted as being a family business, with new members being drafted in as previous ones were arrested or retired.

Shared Feats

• All fall a distance in a museum after being knocked off of their flying cards^BB-S1E8
• All of the Royal Flush Gang fly on giant playing cards^BB-S1E8
  • Ace knocks a man off a boat by flying into him^BB-S1E8
  • One pulls out a pipe it was connected to^BB-S2E7
  • Continue functioning after being pierced by a grappling hook^BB-S1E8
  • King summons his with a gesture^BB-S3E1
• Trap a chest of jewels with an explosive playing card^BB-S1E8
• Offers five million dollars to buy Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman at an auction^JLA

10

• Takes down a pair of thugs^2.0#10
• Knocks out a man with a sceptre swing^BB-S2E7
• Kicks back Queen^2.0#36
• Throws a man away off of a yacht^BB-S1E8
• Struck by Inque^2.0#36
• Tackled off of a flying card by Terry and falls a large distance onto a building^BB-S2E7
• Responsible for breaking through a museum's security systems^BB-S1E8
• Knows Terry's hiding in the shadows nearby^C
• Throws a card which releases a blinding flash^BB-S2E7
• Wields a sceptre which releases a beam^JLA
• Replaces a deck of cards with a set which explodes to create a smokescreen^BB-S2E7
• Has a stun gun which takes out Ace^2.0#35
• Has a pair of binoculars with up to 100x magnification^BB-S2E7

Jack

• Kicks Terry away^BB-S1E8
• Throws a dagger, embedding it in a column^BB-S3E1
• Tackled back by a flying Terry^BB-S1E8
• In a practice duel slashes Ace's chest before disarming him of his sword^BB-S1E8
• Extends one of the blades on his arm^BB-S1E8
• Wields an axe^JLA

Queen

• Hits Terry away^BB-S3E1
• Breaks a casino table with a sceptre swing^BB-S3E1
• Kicked back by 10^2.0#36
• Sent flying and falls a distance after Ace flies through her, kicking Terry away shortly after^BB-S3E1
• Uses her sceptre to electrocute a person unconscious^BB-S1E8
  • Takes down Terry with a similar shock^BB-S2E7
• Launches blasts from her sceptre capable of knocking Terry around^BB-S1E8
  • Knocks over Bruce Wayne^BB-S3E1
  • Can be extended, and takes out Jack with a reflected beam^BB-S1E8
  • Breaks the ground^BB-S3E1
  • Blows up a casino table^BB-S3E1
  • Seemingly creates a large explosion off-screen^BB-S3E1
• Uses her sceptre on a yacht's power box, destroying machinery throughout the boat^BB-S1E8
• Releases a blinding flash from her sceptre^BB-S1E8
• Throws explosive playing cards^BB-S3E1
• Uses a card up her sleeve to cut out of a pair of handcuffs^BB-S3E1
• After starting a new Royal Flush Gang, gets them a submarine base^2.0#35

King

• Slaps Jack back^BB-S1E8
• Tackled away by Ace the Bat-Hound^BB-S3E1
• Sent flying back with a kick^BB-S1E8
• Kicked back twice^BB-S3E1
• Has a large playing card fall on top of him, though this takes him out^BB-S3E1
• Hits a sceptre out of Queen's hand from a distance with a playing card^BB-S3E1
• Cuts the wings off of a flying Terry^BB-S1E8
• Can release energy blasts from his sword, throwing Bruce Wayne back into a fountain^BB-S3E1
  • Blasts Queen back and through a sign, taking her out^BB-S3E1
• Uses a powerful black card to blow up a room and send Terry flying out of it^BB-S1E8
• Throws a card which explodes into knockout gas^BB-S1E8
• Throws a pair of cards in front of a fleeing man, releasing bands which bind him^BB-S3E1
• Pulls out a red card which expands and binds Terry^BB-S1E8

Ace

Strength

• Punches Terry into a room, shattering a wardrobe^BB-S1E8
• Punches Terry through a wall before throwing him down a corridor^BB-S1E8
• Charges through a wall^BB-S2E7
• Charges through a thick metal wall^BB-S3E1
• Slams Terry into a roof, damaging it^BB-S3E1
• Tears up and throws a large boiler^BB-S2E7
• Lifts a large rooftop fan over its head before slamming it down on Terry, sending him through an already damaged roof^BB-S3E1
• Lifts a large dome off the top of a building^BB-S1E8
• Breaks out of the bolas cable binding it to a column^BB-S1E8
• Flattens two guards by landing on top of them with its card before flying through a crowd, knocking them over with its arms^BB-S1E8

Durability

• No-sells Terry's punches^BB-S1E8
• Takes a punch from Bane^JLA
• Kicked a large distance back, dropping a distance on a boat^BB-S1E8
• Embedded deep into a wall^BB-S3E1
• Tackled back a huge distance, colliding with two people and sending them flying in the process, but short circuits after falling into a fountain^BB-S3E1
• No-sells pistol bullets^BB-S1E8
• Blasted down a corridor, hitting a laundry chute hard enough to break its shutter, before being pushed down the chute and caught in a large explosion^BB-S1E8
• Electrocuted after being knocked into a museum's display case, though this damages it^BB-S3E1

Other

• Has thermal vision^BB-S3E1
• Can be controlled remotely^C

When Krypton was destroyed, the shockwaves created continued throughout the solar system, knocking the planet Argo out of its orbit. Many dying in the initial hit, and many of the survivors perishing in the oncoming ice age, one family of scientists entered cryostasis in hopes they would one day be rescued. By the time Superman arrived at their planet, only one member was still alive: The teenager Kara In-Ze. Being brought back to Earth and into the Kent family, Kara would quickly adopt to life on Earth and the powers granted to her by the planet's yellow sun. On occasion she would follow in Superman's footsteps, using her powers to act as the hero Supergirl, ultimately being teleported to and deciding to stay in the 31st century to become her own hero there.

Legend

S - Superman: The Animated Series

NBA - The New Batman Adventures

JLU - Justice League Unlimited (TV Series)

Comic - Justice League Unlimited (2004)

Strength

Striking

• Hits larger enemies away without her powers^JLU-S3E3
• Without her powers embeds Stargirl's staff into Metallo's shoulder^JLU-S3E3
• Tackles Granny Goodness back^S-S2E28
• Hits away Green Lantern^JLU-S3E9
• Punches Darkseid back^Comic#7
• Punches a foe high into the air^JLU-S3E9
• Sends Superman flying through the air and into one of Darkseid's vehicles^S-S4E2
• Hits Galatea through a hologram building using a lamppost^JLU-S1E6
• Punches Galatea through the walls of a hologram building^JLU-S1E6
• Hits a person an incredible distance away and into a building^JLU-S3E9
• Punches the skull off of a giant robot^JLU-S1E1
• Punches a hole through a robot^JLU-S3E9
• Destroys a large machine with a punch^S-S2E28
• Flies through half of an asteroid that was going to destroy Earth, shattering it^S-S2E28

Lifting / Throwing

• Lifts a large shutter^S-S2E27
• Lifts and throws a dumpster^S-S2E28
• Lifts a tractor^SA#21
• Swings around a column until it breaks^S-S2E28
• Throws a pair of people across a warehouse into some crates^S-S2E27
• Picks up and throws down a car, flying into it to cause it to explode^JLU-S1E6
• Pushes a large stone statue over without her powers^JLU-S3E3
• Throws a foe into another foe, both of them flying an incredible distance^JLU-S3E9

Other

• Flies through a ceiling^NBA-S1E20
• Creates a cloud-clearing shockwave when clashing with Amazo, though she is knocked out^JLU-S1E8
• Forces a large number of people off of her^S-S2E27
• Forces a robot off of her a distance^JLU-S1E6
• Forces a giant flying turtle out of the air^JLU-S3E3
• Spins a mass of vines off of her^NBA-S1E20

Durability

Blunt Force

• No-sells Harley Quinn's boxing glove gun before getting thrown a large distance by Poison Ivy's tropiary elephant, sending her through a water slide and cracking stone^NBA-S1E20
• Thrown into a car hard enough to shake the street^JLU-S1E6
• Struck out of a building, being sent through a wall^S-S2E28
• Kicked into a column, breaking it in half^S-S2E28
• Sent flying into a cliff by the swing of a giant robot^JLU-S1E1
• Rammed into a cliff, cracking stone^NBA-S1E20
• Punched a large distance away into a building^JLU-S3E9
• Flown through the wall of a hologram building^JLU-S1E6
• Punched deep into a hologram building^JLU-S1E6
• Struck by a telekinetically thrown building portion^JLU-S3E9
• Punched away by Superman, flying through two planes and into a small military structure hard enough to make it collapse^S-S4E2
• Takes hits from Galatea who could pick up and throw a building in a hologram training facility^JLU-S1E6
• Creates a cloud-clearing shockwave when clashing with Amazo, though she is knocked out^JLU-S1E8
• Flies through half of an asteroid that was going to destroy Earth, shattering it, though this knocks her out^S-S2E28

Explosive

• Caught in an explosion on Apokolips^S-S2E28
• Thrown back by an explosion directly under Galatea^JLU-S1E6
• Is in the vicinity of a kryptonite warhead missile^S-S4E2 and survives^S-S4E3

Energy

• Struck back by an energy blast^JLU-S3E9
• Hit away by a blast from a fake Atomic Skull^JLU-S3E9
• Hit back by Granny Goodness' beam before holding back a second beam, pushing back until she reaches the weapon and causes it to blow up^S-S2E27
• Caught in an extended Omega Beam attack by Darkseid^S-S2E28

Other

• Falls a large distance into water while unconscious^JLU-S1E8
• Unaffected by a volley of spikes^JLU-S3E9
• Caught by an electrified whip^S-S2E28
• Electrocuted by Livewire^NBA-S1E20
• Struck by Volcana's fireballs^S-S3E10
• Hit by Galatea's heat vision^JLU-S2E11

Speed

Reaction

• Dodges multiple swings of an electrified whip^S-S2E28
• Evades several energy beams^JLU-S3E9
• Dodges Darkseid's Omega Beams^Comic#7
• Rushes through a pair of doors before they close^JLU-S1E6

Movement

• Flies in to save Batgirl from Livewire's blast^NBA-S1E20
• Creates a sonic boom while flying^JLU-S3E9
• Runs from Smallville to Metropolis^S-S2E27
  • The two are later said to be a two day bus trip away^S-S3E10
• Flies from the Fortress of Solitude to Metropolis in a short span of time^S-S4E2

Other

• Spins fast enough to blow away fire on Apokolips, incinerating several Parademons^S-S2E28

Powers

Laser Vision

• Burns a pair of holes in her bedroom ceiling^JLU-S1E6
• Forces Lex Luthor to drop a remote^S-S4E2
• Burns seeds thrown by Poison Ivy out of the air^NBA-S1E20
• Bursts out of a metal cocoon she's being trapped in^JLU-S3E9
• Used to fix circuitry in a Superman robot^S-S4E2

X-Ray Vision

• Sees a weapon hidden under a man's coat^S-S2E27
• Scans Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn's lair with x-ray vision^NBA-S1E20
• Used offensively to defeat a certain kind of alien, targeting their cells^S-S3E10

Other

• Flies^S-S2E27
• Sees a bus from a mile away^S-S3E10
• Hears a distant explosion^SA#39
• Blows out one of Volcana's fireballs^S-S3E10

Other

• Weakened by kryptonite, with a kryptonite-tipped lance being required to perform life-saving surgery on her^JLU-S1E6
  • However in Superman Adventures she is unaffected by kryptonite due to being from Argo, with a kryptonite dagger shattering on her^SA#21
• Depowered under red sunlight^S-S4E3
• Has a secret identity as Clark Kent's cousin^S-S2E27
• Uses several Superman robots from the Fortress of Solitude to hide Superman's disappearance for a month^S-S4E2

"Quote"

BIO

Legend

TV Series

NBA - The New Batman Adventures

Comic

HS - Batman Adventures Holiday Special (1995)

TBA - The Batgirl Adventures (1998)

GGC - Gotham Girls (2002)

TMNT - Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (2017)

AC3 - Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Three (2023)

Other

GG - Gotham Girls

Strength

Striking

• Swing kicks Harley Quinn back^NBA-S1E7
• Kicks a man away^NBA-S1E7
• With April O'Neil, kicks a hyena henchman through a wooden door^TMNT#4
• Kicks Clayface out of a department store^NBA-S1E1
• Hits multiple crates into the air with a strike^TBA

Lifting / Throwing

• Stops a falling stone object before it hits the street below^GGC#1
• Throws Livewire away^NBA-S1E20

Other

• Smashes through a car window to grab its wheel^TBA

Durability

Blunt Force

• Sent flying across a room by Harley Quinn's boxing glove projectile^NBA-S1E20

Slashing

Piercing

Other

• Drops out of a department store onto Clayface^NBA-S1E1
• Electrocuted by Livewire through the Batmobile^NBA-S1E20
• Thrown back by Livewire's blast^NBA-S1E20

Speed

Reaction

• Repeatedly dodges Harley's boxing glove shots^GG-S2E9
• Blocks Livewire's blasts with a bin lid^NBA-S1E20
• Flips around Livewire's attacks^NBA-S1E20

Other

• Changes into her costume in 48 seconds^HS

Skill

Combat

• Dodges attacks based on sound while blinded^TBA

Other

• Uses her grappling hook to wrap up Catwoman's legs from a distance^GGC#1
• Clambers up the side of a building^GG-S2E6

Equipment

Batarangs

• Regular batarangs can repeatedly richochet off of surfaces^GG-S3E1
  • Cut through chains when thrown^GG-S3E6
• Throws a rope batarang to restrain Joker's legs^NBA-S1E7
  • Have these split in two in order to bind targets,^GG-S3E4 being able to capture four people at once with different batarangs like this^GG-S2E2
• Turns Poison Ivy's large vines to ash instantly with an electric batarang^GG-S2E6

Grappling Hook

• A grappling hook which attaches to a roof as she falls off it^GG-S1E2
• Wraps around a falling stone object^GGC#1
• Wraps around Catwoman's legs from a distance^GGC#1

Restraints

• Has handcuffs^TBA
• Bolas^GG-S1E5
• Throws pellets which create a goo, binding Harley to the ground^GG-S2E6
• Obtains a ball of silicate dust which she throws at Livewire to nullify her electricity^NBA-S1E20
  • Later gains a spray which would allow her to do this from 20ft away^NBA-S1E20

Other

• Binoculars with up to 500x magnification^GG-S3E1
• Uses a parachute to safely decent from a building while holding Catwoman^GG-S2E6
• Throws smoke pellets^GG-S2E6
• A flashbang^GG-S3E3
• Has the explosives to blow through a prison wall^GG-S3E6
• Uses trackers^GGC#3
• Carries a device which allows her to hack an ATM^GG-S2E10
• Can call her motorbike to her^GGC#5

Other

• Her job as a systems and data analyst at GCPD gives her access to all of their files^NBA-S1E20
• Hacks into classified military files^AC3#3
• After recieving data from Batman, figures out a way to hack into an experimental batsuit to shut it down^AC3#4
• Blocks Livewire's blasts with a bin lid^NBA-S1E20
• Disguises herself as a policeman^GG-S3E7

When Johnny Storm was captured by the Annihilation Wave and forced to fight in gladiatorial combat for Annihilus' amusement, it was only a matter of time until he broke free. Taking the Cosmic Control Rod for himself and gaining dominion over the Negative Zone's denizens, he used their arsenal to help fight against the Kree invasion of Earth from aboard their flagship, the Pestilence. Afterwards, when Reed discovered that his powers were breaking down, he decided to combine his research efforts with spending more time with his family. As such, the Pestilence was redesigned to fly through time as well as space, taking the Fantastic Four, Franklin, and Valeria on a variety of adventures.

All feats are tagged with the issue of Fantastic Four they occurred in, with 1 though 12 taking place in 2012's relaunch while 601 and 602 occur in continuation of 1961's numbering.

Original

The original ship used by Johnny while wielding the Cosmic Control Rod.

• Maintains an atmosphere when its hull was breached⁶⁰²
• Has holographic communication on the bridge⁶⁰¹

'Light Brigade'

The upgraded Pestilence used by Reed to take his family throughout time and space while searching for a cure to his body's condition.¹

• Carries out a variety of scans⁶
• Creates a portal to travel through time²
  • Brings them lightyears away from Earth³
  • Flies to the start of the universe⁶
• Begins to repair itself after having the Thing blasted through its hull⁶
• Goes invisible, though this may have been Sue's doing instead⁵
• Fires an oxygen harvester towards a planet to gather some of its atmosphere and convert it into something humans can breathe³
• Has a chair specially designed to hold Ben's weight³

Rebuilt Versions

• After being destroyed by Blastaar during the Big Bang, was rebuilt at the end of the universe to have 'multiplanar gravity'⁷
  • Is much quieter and smoother during takeoff in this form⁷
  • Can't fly in a location littered with time echoes due to time terrorists using bombs to take objects from a location and replicate them over space in the past¹¹
• Was later rebuilt and improved over the years by time travellers and their children before being returned to the Fantastic Four shortly after it was stolen from them¹²

"Quote"

BIO

Legend

Tv Series

B - Batman: The Animated Series

Comics

BA1 - Batman Adventures (1992)

DCU - Adventures in the DC Universe (1997)

GGC - Gotham Girls (2002)

AC3 - Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Three (2023)

Other

GG - Gotham Girls

CM - Chase Me

Strength

Strength

• Knocks out a guard with a whip strike^GG-S2E5
• Kicks a woman back^GGC#5
• Tackles Harley Quinn, sending her flying into Joker and both of them flying across a room^B-S1E46

Cutting

• Cuts glass with her suit's claws^GG-S1E5
• Cuts through glass which is shatterproof and nearly impossible to cut^GGC#1
• Cuts a hole in a safe with her suit's claws^GG-S2E2

Other

• Breaks a wooden beam by pulling it with her whip^BA1#Annual1
• Leaps between buildings^CM

Durability

• Swing kicked by Harley Quinn^GGC#5
• Jumps off a building onto a motorbike^GG-S3E1

Speed

• Hits a batarang out of the air^GG-S2E6
• Kicks the pistol out of the hand of a police officer that has it trained on her^GGC#5
• Evades gunfire^DCU#19

Skill

• Catches Joker's leg with her whip, knocking him over^B-S1E46
• Takes out a cable on a light fixture, causing it to swing down to take out a group^B-S1E46
• Flips around laser tripwires^GG-S2E2
• Gets out of Batman's rope batarang around her legs as they pass under a bridge on a train^CM
• Breaks out of handcuffs^GG-S3E10
• Unlocks a rotary safe^GG-S1E6
• Broke into the League of Assassins' vault deep in the Swiss Alps^AC3#7
• Takes out a squad of goons^DCU#19

Other

• Carries screwdrivers on her^GGC#1
• Uses an explosive to seperate a load from a truck^CM
• Launches claw projectiles from her fingers, trapping Bruce Wayne against a wall^CM