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Ash
Real name: Ash
Aliases: Master of smoke
Creator: Lego
Alignment: Good
First appearance: The Invitation Season 4, Episode 1 /853687 Ninjago Accessory Pack
Place of birth: Unknown
Occupation: Elemental Master
Base: Unknown
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: 5'6 • 168 cm
Weight: 198 lb • 89 kg
Eye color: Black
Hair color: Grey
Superpowers: Agility, Cold Resistance, Dexterity, Durability, Element Control, Endurance, Fire Resistance, Heat Resistance, Intangibility, Intelligence, Invisibility, Marksmanship, Peak Human Condition, Phasing, Reflexes, Shapeshifting, Smoke Manipulation, Stamina, Stealth, Teleportation, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 90, strength 25, speed 60, durability 80, power 100, combat 100

History:
Ash was born as a descendant of previous Elemental Master of Smoke. He unlocked his True Potential before events of The Tournament of Elements.

Powers:
He is the Elemental master of smoke he can create and control smoke, often to shoot smoke blasts.
Duela Dent
Real name: Duela Dent
Aliases: Harlequin, Joker's Daughter, Card Queen, Riddler's Daughter, Two-Face's Daughter, Scarecrone, Penguin's Daughter, Catgirl, Jokester
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Neutral
First appearance: Batman Family #6
Relatives: Jokester (father, deceased), Evelyn Dent (Three-Face) (mother, status unknown), Riddler (step-father, status unknown)
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Height: 5'8 • 173 cm
Weight: 119 lb • 54 kg
Eye color: Purple
Hair color: Red
Superpowers: Agility, Dexterity, Durability, Insanity, Weapon-based Powers, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 100, strength 10, speed 20, durability 40, power 30, combat 50

History:
Duela Dent first appeared as Joker's Daughter. She gained the attention of Robin, as she later claimed to be the daughter of Catwoman, Scarecrow, Riddler, and Penguin. She deduced Robin's identity and he revealed that she was Duela Dent, Two-Face's daughter.  Duela claimed she wanted to join the Teen Titans to atone for her father's crimes. Not everyone was in favor of this idea. She changed her identity to Harlequin. As Harlequin, Duela utilized gimmicks such as smoke-inducing powder puffs and bullet-firing lipstick. She eventually assisted Robin by posing as the Card Queen while infiltrating a criminal organization called MAZE. This was done in order to bring the whole organization down and the plan was a success.  Duela appeared as a guest at Donna Troy's wedding where she appears to be a middle-aged matron. Dick Grayson notes that he'd finally realized she was too old to be Two-Face's daughter, which she agrees with, but disappears before he can take the matter further. There is some debate about, in pre-Crisis continuity, whether or not Duela Dent was too old to be Two-Face's daughter, since Two-Face was a contemporary of Batman, who was in turn a contemporary of Wonder Woman, who rescued Donna Troy when the latter was an infant. Since Donna is thus young enough to be Wonder Woman's daughter (although she is not), Duela is young enough to be Two-Face's daughter. On the other hand, there is the fact that Duela had to have been born after Two-Face's debut (since he rejected Duela at birth because he'd wanted twins) and Two-Face's origin came after Dick Grayson's debut as Robin, so there is no way she can be older than Dick Grayson, yet clearly is.

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A.I.M. Agent
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Bad
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: -
Weight: -
Superpowers: Marksmanship, Stealth, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 90, strength 5, speed 20, durability 25, power 25, combat 70

History:
A.I.M. agents are both soldiers and scientists. When not trying to take over the world, they sell weapons to other villains. They work for MODOK, but resent him due to his abusive leadership.

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Dark Kahn
Aliases: Darkseid/Shao Khan
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe #1
Occupation: Warlord
Gender: Male
Race: God / Eternal
Height: -
Weight: -
Eye color: Orange
Hair color: No Hair
Skin color: Grey
Superpowers: Accelerated Healing, Agility, Astral Projection, Astral Trap, Astral Travel, Bloodlust, Cold Resistance, Durability, Endurance, Energy Armor, Energy Beams, Energy Blasts, Energy Constructs, Enhanced Senses, Fire Control, Force Fields, Heat Resistance, Intelligence, Intuitive aptitude, Invulnerability, Jump, Levitation, Longevity, Magic, Magic Resistance, Mind Blast, Mind Control, Natural Weapons, Necromancy, Omega Effect, Phasing, Possession, Power Augmentation, Power Cosmic, Power Nullifier, Reflexes, Spatial Awareness, Stamina, Super Speed, Super Strength, Telekinesis, Telepathy Resistance, Teleportation, Toxin and Disease Resistance, Weapon Creation, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 100, speed 100, durability 100, power 100, combat 95

History:
The combination of Darkseid and Shao Khan

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Rictor
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
Occupation: (current) Adventurer, commando, (former--alleged) Soldier in unidentified Central American army, later X-Force I trainee
Teams: Weapon P.R.I.M.E., S.W.O.R.D., X-Factor
Height: 5'9 • 175 cm
Weight: 145 lb • 65 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Brown
Stats: intelligence 0, strength 0, speed 0, durability 0, power 0, combat 0

History:
J.E. Richter is a mutant with the superhuman power to generate powerful waves of vibrations which resemble earthquakes. He was once captured by the Right (a subversive organization founded by Cameron Hodge and dedicated to the elimination of all superhuman mutants to ensure that they cannot dominate normal humanity) and used by them to create havoc in San Francisco. Rictor was freed by X-Factor and became their trainee. During this time he became a member of the X-Terminators, which contended with N'astirh and his demons in New York during the 'Inferno'. Rictor joined the New Mutants and went with them to Asgard, to battle Hela. He later fought Caliban, and was severely injured by Sabretooth, although Cable and the New Mutants arrived in time to save him. As a member of the New Mutants, Rictor stood alongside them as they assisted Cable in his fight against Stryfe and the Mutant Liberation Front. Rictor was captured and briefly enslaved in Genosha. After that ordeal he left the New Mutants hoping to bring Wolfsbane back with him from Genosha. Rictor, convinced that Cable had been the man who killed his father (it was actually Cable's clone, Stryfe), agreed to join Weapon PRIME in trying to capture Cable. By this time the New Mutants had evolved into X-Force and with their help Weapon PRIME's mission to capture Cable failed. Rictor eventually returned to join X-Force in time to be captured by the X-Men and X-Factor. Rictor and the X-Force team moved into the X-Men's mansion, which they now use as their main headquarters. Height: 5 ft. 9 in. Weight: 145 lbs. Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown Strength level: Normal Known superhuman powers: Ability to generate powerful waves of vibrations which can produce effects resembling those of earthquakes. Rictor is immune to the harmful effects of the vibrations he creates. 
 
The Superhero Database Classification number, or SHDB Class, is a number that represents the overall 'power' of a character. All traits of a character are used for calculating the Classification.
 
This doesn't mean that a higher class would always beat a lower class character. But the bigger the difference in Class is, the more obvious it is who'll win in a fight.
 
The most important feature for the SHDB Class is Intelligence. Second is Power. Speed, strength and durability are about equal important. Every Superpower also has different influence on the characters 'power' trait. For example: a character gets more points for being Immortal than having the ability of Flight.


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Robin VI
Real name: Carrie Kelley
Full name: Carrie Kelley
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Neutral
Place of birth: Gotham City
Teams: Batman Family
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Height: -
Weight: -
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Red
Superpowers: Agility, Stamina, Stealth
Stats: intelligence 75, strength 10, speed 25, durability 20, power 15, combat 70

History:
 Carrie Kelley had been in touch with Damian Wayne, giving him acting lessons so that he could see "what it was like being someone else". She stopped hearing from him, unaware that he had been killed, leaving Carrie confused as to what had happened to him. When Bruce Wayne appeared at her door during a party Carrie was hosting, he was caught off-guard by the Robin costume she was wearing. When she demanded to know where Damian was, Bruce left without answering, leaving only a $10,000 check to settle Damian's debts to her (which were only $1,000).  Still intent on finding Damian, she dropped by Wayne Manor, but Bruce brushed her off with a lie that he was studying abroad. She also returned the check, minus the due debt. Alfred hired her to take care of Titus.  After two weeks, Bruce finally noticed her in his house when she filmed him for a home movie she's planning to send to Damian. After Bruce talked to Alfred about the arrangement made behind his back, Carrie offered Bruce a deal; if she gave him the flash drives of her student interview with Damian and a movie she made about Titus (the latter to be sent to Damian), he would contact Damian and ask him to call her. Bruce agreed and, in return for the flash drives, spliced together a message for Carrie using audio recordings of Damian's adventures as Robin.

Powers:
Catgirl is a proficient martial artist and gymnast, skilled in the usage of a variety of conventional weaponry. An above-average athlete, she is in peak physical condition.
Batman (DC One Million)
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Good
Gender: Male
Race: Alien
Height: 6'6 • 198 cm
Weight: 235 lb • 106 kg
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Blond
Superpowers: Acrobatics, Agility, Anti-Gravity, Cloaking, Dexterity, Duplication, Durability, Electrokinesis, Element Control, Endurance, Enhanced Senses, Explosion Manipulation, Fire Resistance, Flight, Gliding, Gravity Control, Homing Attack, Illusions, Intelligence, Invisibility, Jump, Longevity, Marksmanship, Master Martial Artist, Paralysis, Peak Human Condition, Power Suit, Reflexes, Soul Manipulation, Stamina, Stealth, Technopath/Cyberpath, Telepathy, Weapon-based Powers, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 100, strength 40, speed 50, durability 50, power 100, combat 100

History:
In the distant 853rd Century (year 85,300), criminals of the most dangerous variety have been relocated to the bleak prison planet of Pluto. With the aid of the Laughing Virus, the criminal Xauron instigated a rebellion, seizing control of the world. Seeking retribution and a demonstration of power, Xauron had thousands of guards, as well as their spouses, herded into an arena, with their children forced to watch as their parents were massacred over the course of days. When the 15,000 children of those families were forced to watch the massacre of their parents, many committed suicide or went insane. One swore never to let such a tragedy occur again, and vowed to become The Batman. Already aware of the Batman Legacy and the many Batmen that had already existed, he chose the symbol of the bat because he thought that it stood for more than simply fear; it stood as an ideal, it stood for justice. Knowing what was necessary to succeed in his mission, he began training, honing his abilities just as hundreds of others who had taken the mantle of the bat had done before him. He furthered his knowledge in millions of physical and mental techniques, various subjects, and even more in searching for the technology he would need to combat evil. After years of patience, training, studying, and preparing, Batman One Million took to the dangerous Asylum Planet, Pluto, along with his sidekick, Robin One Million. Soon after, he was invited to join a new incarnation of the Justice League, Justice Legion Alpha, where he met Superman One Million, Flash One Million, among others. After years of working together, they went back in time to invite the Justice League of the 20th century to see the rebirth of the first Superman, Superman Prime. Unexpectedly, their companion Starman betrayed them and unleashed a plague onto Earth, with the real Justice League being unable to stop it, Justice Legion Alpha was there to help them. Batman One Million worked with the 20th century Batman to find a way to stop Starman's plan, along with Dick Grayson and Tim Drake, using the technology of the Batcave. Batman One Million stopped his plans, ending with Starman returning to the light once more and committing suicide to stop what he had done. Batman One Million and his companions returned to their era, along with the 20th century Justice League, to watch the rebirth of Superman Prime.

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Captain Price
Real name: John Price
Aliases: Bravo One, Prisoner #627, Black Viking, $, Old Man
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Occupation: British S.A.S Captain, 22nd Regiment Member, Task Force 141 Captain
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: 6'0 • 183 cm
Weight: -
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Brown
Superpowers: Agility, Durability, Marksmanship, Master Tactician, Peak Human Condition, Reflexes, Stamina, Stealth, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 15, speed 20, durability 50, power 40, combat 100

History:
Captain John Price is one of the main characters of the Call of Duty Modern Warfare series

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Dove (Titans)
Real name: Dawn Granger
Full name: Dawn Granger
Aliases: Dove
Alter egos: Dove II
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Titans Season 1:Episode 2
Place of birth: London
Occupation: Vigilante
Base: Washington, D.C.
Relatives: Marie Granger (mother, deceased), Holly Granger (sister)
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Height: 5'5" • 165 cm
Weight: 124 lb • 56 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Brown
Superpowers: Agility, Dexterity, Durability, Endurance, Marksmanship, Peak Human Condition, Power Suit, Reflexes, Stamina, Stealth, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 85, strength 10, speed 45, durability 40, power 40, combat 95

History:
Dawn Granger was born in London, 1985, to Marie Granger and her unnamed husband. She was raised in a dysfunctional family under an abusive father who used physically abuse on them on multiple occasions. Over the years Dawn and her younger sister Holly rebelled against their father. As a consequence for the domestic abuse, Dawn broke his arm and grew estranged from him, meanwhile, her mother remained with him—something Dawn protested. At some point in her life, she studied gymnastics, jiu-jitsu, and classical dance. In 2001, she moved from London to Washington, D.C. and became a professional ballerina as of 2009. Sometime later, her mother was killed in an accident. At the same accident too, Hank's half brother, Don, was also killed. Then Dawn ran into a support group where he met Hank also grieving for his lost. They became close after meetings and both often talked with each other after sessions. Eventually, they were engaged in a relationship.  At some time, Dawn found out about Hank's other identity after accidentally found his suit in his closet. Then, sometime later, Dawn donned her own vigilante identity, Dove, and together with Hank, chasing criminals and brought them to justice. And so, Washington, D.C. has its secret protector in Hawk and Dove.

Powers:
 Dawn possesses impressive fighting skills, having taking seven years of jiu-jitsu before assuming the mantle of Dove.  Dawn is a gymnast who has developed her agility and reflexes to be able to do amazing feats.  Dawn is a talented ballerina whose training in dance helped develop her reflexes and skills to the point where she could become a vigilante.
Warbird
Real name: Carol Danvers
Full name: Carol Susan Jane Danvers
Aliases: Ms. Marvel, Binary
Alter egos: Binary, Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel (MCU), Captain Marvel (Venomized), Ms. Marvel, Ms. Marvel (Venomized), Sentress
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: (as Carol Danvers) MARVEL SUPER HEROES #13, (as Ms. Marvel) MS. MARVEL #1, (as Binary) X-MEN # 164, AVENGERS Vol. 3, # 4
Place of birth: Boston, Massachusetts
Occupation: Former National Aeronautics and Space Administration security Chief, former magazine editor, former freelance writer, former military intelligence officer.
Base: Avengers Mansion
Relatives: Joseph (father), Marie (mother), Steve (brother, deceased),
Gender: Female
Height: 5'11' • 180 cm
Weight: 120 lb • 54 kg
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Blond
Stats: intelligence 0, strength 0, speed 0, durability 0, power 0, combat 0

History:
Concurrently, Carol worked as a magazine editor and freelance writer in New York City. After working several cases with the Avengers, Ms. Marvel was invited to join the team during the Scarlet Witch's leave of absence. She quickly established herself as valuable member, but left the team following a bizarre unwanted pregnancy caused by 'Marcus', who claimed to be the son of Immortus. Marcus manipulated Carol into believing that she loved him and took her to his home in Limbo. However, Marcus' plot backfired when he discovered that he aged at an accelerated rate in Limbo. Eventually, Carol learned how to use Immortus' time-traveling devices and returned to her time. Seeking peace of mind after the ordeal with Marcus, Carol relocated to San Francisco and chose not to resume ties with the Avengers. In a battle with the power-absorbing mutant named Rogue, Carol lost virtually all her Mr. Marvel abilities, leaving her with only her augmented genetic structure. After the fight, Rogue attempted to murder Carol by hurling her from the Golden Gate Bridge. However, Spider-Woman rescued Carol and alerted the Avengers and X-Men to Carol's plight. Rogue also drained her memories, most of which were restored by mutant mentor Charles Xavier. However, Professor X could not return the emotional bonds linked to those memories. During this period, Carol was a frequent ally of the X-Men -- Xavier's team of masked, mutant heroes.

Powers:
Warbird possesses superhuman strength, a high degree of durability, the ability to emit concussive photon bursts and the power of flight. Also, she can absorb various forms of energy, thus augmenting her other abilities.
Flash Gordon
Real name: Steven Gordon
Full name: Steven Gordon
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Flash Gordon #1 (september 1966)
Gender: Male
Height: -
Weight: -
Superpowers: Agility, Intelligence, Marksmanship, Stamina, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 100, strength 10, speed 25, durability 20, power 25, combat 25

History:
Flash Gordon was once a comon ordinary man, a Graduate of Yale and a part-time Polo Player, until he was captured by evil sources and taken to distant planet. There, he became the great fighter of these evil sources named Flash Gordan, the "King of the Impossible". Together, with his aquaintances Doctor Hans Zarkov and his love interest, Dale Arden. He has Saved Earth on Several different occasions, namely from his Arch-Foe Ming the Merciless, the Evil Emperor of the Planet Mongo.

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Jesse Custer
Real name: Jesse Custer
Aliases: Reverend Custer, Preacher, Sheriff Custer, Pilgrim
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Preacher #1
Place of birth: Texas
Occupation: Reverend
Base: Texas
Relatives: Marie L'Angell (grandmother), John Custer (father), Christina L'Angell (mother), Allfather (cousin)
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: 5'9 • 175 cm
Weight: 165 lb • 74 kg
Eye color: Black
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Agility, Intelligence, Marksmanship, Mind Control, Reflexes, Stamina, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 80, strength 15, speed 20, durability 50, power 80, combat 85

History:
Jesse Custer is a preacher who merged with a creature that has escaped from heaven and develops the ability to make anyone do anything he says. Along with his ex-girlfriend, Tulip, and an Irish vampire named Cassidy, the three embarked on a journey to find God.

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Crimson Dynamo
Real name: Anton Vanko
Full name: Anton Vanko
Aliases: Krashni Denamit
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Tales of Suspense #46 (Oct 1963)
Occupation: Scientist
Base: Stark Industries plant, Long Island, New York
Teams: Winter Guard, Masters of Evil
Gender: Male
Height: 5'11 • 180 cm
Weight: 230 lb • 104 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: No Hair
Superpowers: Durability, Electrokinesis, Element Control, Energy Blasts, Flight, Intelligence, Super Strength
Stats: intelligence 100, strength 30, speed 55, durability 60, power 35, combat 60

History:
The first Crimson Dynamo was also the creator of the armor: Professor Anton Vanko. A Soviet scientist of Armenian birth with a Ph. D, Vanko was the world's foremost expert on electricity. He built a suit that was wired up to perform electric miracles, making him a human dynamo. The Crimson Dynamo battle-suit allowed him to control electricity in all of its forms, allowing him to fire devastating bolts of electricity. It also allowed him to fly. Vanko was a vain and cocky man, but he redeemed himself in the end. In their first encounter, the Crimson Dynamo battled Iron Man. After being tricked by Iron Man (who made him believe that his Soviet handlers were going to kill him though earlier Vanko's superior implied he was going to kill Vanko, anyway), Vanko defected to the U.S. and went to work for Tony Stark as one of his chief scientists. Soon the Soviets came to kill him for real. They sent their top agent, the Black Widow, and her one-time partner, Boris Turgenev, the latter of whom stole the armor and became the second Crimson Dynamo. Vanko died saving Iron Man by firing an unstable experimental laser light pistol at Boris, killing himself as well. Vanko's heroic sacrifice was re-visited in the mini series Enter the Mandarin where it's revealed that the Mandarin's son, Temugin was witness to Vanko and Turgenev's death. Quote: "You'll be ... uh ... SHOCKED at my powers."

Powers:
The Crimson Dynamo wears an armored battle-suit that serves as an exoskeleton, providing the wearer with superhuman strength and durability. The suit's outer layer was composed of a carborundum matrix alloy, and is equipped with: hand-blasters that can fire high-frequency electrical bolts; small missiles contained in the back shoulder area of the battle-suit; computers and radio transmitter and receiver; boot jets that allow flight. Subsequent versions of the battle-suit have featured upgrades of various kinds, by the Gremlin and other Russian scientists.
Blue Beetle (Injustice)
Real name: Jaime Reyes
Full name: Jaime Reyes
Aliases: Blue Beetle
Alter egos: Blue Beetle (Smallville), Blue Beetle (young Justice), Blue Beetle III
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Injustice 2
Occupation: Adventurer, Student
Relatives: Alberto Reyes (father), Blanca Reyes (mother), Milagro Reyes (sister)
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: 5'8" • 173 cm
Weight: 200 lb • 90 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Accelerated Healing, Agility, Audio Control, Changing Armor, Cold Resistance, Durability, Endurance, Energy Armor, Energy Beams, Energy Blasts, Energy Manipulation, Fire Resistance, Flight, Force Fields, Heat Resistance, Marksmanship, Power Suit, Reflexes, Stamina, Super Speed, Super Strength, Symbiote Costume, Technopath/Cyberpath, Toxin and Disease Resistance, Underwater breathing, Vision - Night, Vision - Thermal
Stats: intelligence 75, strength 35, speed 90, durability 85, power 100, combat 70

History:
Jaime Reyes is the Blue Beetle, a superhero and ally to Batman after the fall of Superman's Regime.  Sometime between the fall of Superman's regime and the invasion of Brainiac, the young adult Jaime Reyes became connected to the mysterious Blue Beetle Scarab, giving him immeasurable power in the form of his Blue Beetle super suit. The new hero came into contact with Batman, attempting to clean up, who recruited him as an ally. With Batman, Blue Beetle fought for Insurgency against dangerous threats, such as Ra's al Ghul, Gorilla Grodd, Amazo, and Starro. He was trained briefly by Booster Gold after his previous mentor, Ted Kord, died.  When Brainiac began his invasion of the Earth, Blue Beetle and his fellow new-hero Firestorm were assigned to protect Superman in his red sun prison from Brainiac's forces. However, Brainiac wasn't the problem they had to deal with, instead having to fend off Wonder Woman and Black Adam from freeing Superman to help save the Earth. Though the two heroes managed to fend off the attackers for awhile, they were eventually forced to concede when Batman arrived and agreed to free Superman for the good of the Earth. Now assigned to fight Brainiac's forces, Firestorm and Blue Beetle were abducted by the alien and used as telekinetic pawns by Gorilla Grodd to find the Rock of Eternity, the magical artifact the heroes planned to use to destroy Brainiac's ship. When Aquaman defeated and killed Gorilla Grodd, Blue Beetle's mind was restored, and he returned to the fight, leading to Brainiac's eventual downfall.

Powers:
 With the Scarab Jaime can produce a suit of armour around his body capable of great feats.
Bishop (Fox)
Real name: Lucas Bishop
Full name: Lucas Bishop
Aliases: Bishop
Alter egos: Bishop
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: X-Men: Days of Future Past
Gender: Male
Race: Mutant
Height: 6'3 • 191 cm
Weight: -
Eye color: Red
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Accelerated Healing, Energy Absorption, Energy Resistance, Marksmanship, Stamina, Super Strength
Stats: intelligence 80, strength 15, speed 30, durability 70, power 80, combat 70

History:
As the Sentinels are dispatched to find and kill mutants living underground, they adapt to any situation and change their forms. Iceman, Sunspot, Blink and Warpath fight the Sentinels while Shadowcat and Bishop run off into a closet somewhere. Bishop lays down and Kitty starts massaging his temples, sending his consciousness back in time. The others buy them time with their lives. A Sentinel snaps Sunspot's neck, Iceman has his head cut off and is crushed, Blink gets skewered and Warpath gets blasted to smithereens. As the Sentinel breaks through the closet and blasts fire, everything fades away; the past has been changed. With the timeline altered, Bishop is seen in China. He is present in the monastery, and he and the team are by met by Professor X, Wolverine, Magneto, and Storm. When Professor X explains his plan to have Kitty send his consciousness back in time and stop the sentinels fro ever being created, but Kitty tells him wouldn't survive being sent back decades, the team decides to send Wolverine back into his past body in 1973 to change the events in their present time, as he is the only one who can survive. Bishop helps aid the team from the approaching Sentinels to allow Kitty to hold Wolverine's consciousness in the past just long enough to complete his mission. After blasting the Sentinel that killed Storm, he soon becomes surrounded by sentinels that learn to all provide him energy for his Energy Absorption power to take effect, effectively overloading him with too much power until he spontaneously combusts.

Powers:
 Bishop can absorb various forms of energy. In doing so, he remains unharmed by said forms of energy, thereby making it harder to injure him.  As shown, he is able to redirect the absorbed energy to his weapon.  Via his energy absorption, he is able to enhance his strength.
Elle Bishop
Aliases: Cindy
Creator: NBC - Heroes
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: Heroes S02E05 - Fight or Flight
Occupation: Agent of the Company
Relatives:  Bob Bishop (Father)
Gender: Female
Height: -
Weight: -
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Blond
Superpowers: Electrokinesis
Stats: intelligence 75, strength 10, speed 10, durability 40, power 65, combat 40

History:
Elle Bishop is an agent of the Company and searches for evolved humans, at the behest of her father, who is a founding member of the Company. She is an evolved human with the power of lightning.

Powers:
 Elle has the ability to generate electricity. She seems to have excellent control over her ability, allowing her to generate electric arcs of varying intensity and target them precisely.
Cottonmouth
Real name: Burchell Clemens
Full name: Burchell Clemens
Aliases: Quincy McIver
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: Captain America #310 (October, 1985)
Occupation: Professional criminal
Base: Serpent Citadel
Teams: Serpent Society, A.R.M.O.R.
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: 6'0 • 183 cm
Weight: 220 lb • 99 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Super Strength
Stats: intelligence 75, strength 10, speed 10, durability 10, power 25, combat 25

History:
 Little is known of Cottonmouth's history before he joined the team of professional criminals known as the Serpent Society, though it is known that he was criminally active in the southern United States. Cottonmouth was one of the charter members of the group, and of the Serpents he played one of the most active parts in the assassination of M.O.D.O.K., using his fangs to bite him.   When the terrorist Viper took control of the Society by force, Cottonmouth at first remained loyal to its leader Sidewinder, but when Viper poisoned him, he submitted to her will, and tried to bite his teammate Diamondback when she tried to rescue him.   Cottonmouth stayed with the Society when its leadership was again taken over, this time by King Cobra, and has remained with them ever since.   Deadpool shot and killed him while Cottonmouth and the Society attacked Marcus Johnson. 

Powers:
  Cottonmouth's bionic jaw can dislocate far enough to fit a human head, and possesses sufficient strength to deform soft iron and crush cinderblock.
Proxima Midnight
Creator: Marvel Comics
First appearance: New Avengers #8 - What Maximus Made; Prelude to Infinity
Base: Sanctuary
Relatives: Corvus Glaive (husband)
Gender: Female
Race: Alien
Height: 6'6 • 198 cm
Weight: 480 lb • 216 kg
Eye color: White
Hair color: Blue
Skin color: Blue
Superpowers: Accelerated Healing, Agility, Durability, Flight, Intelligence, Invulnerability, Longevity, Marksmanship, Reflexes, Stamina, Stealth, Super Speed, Super Strength, Weapon-based Powers, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 90, strength 85, speed 70, durability 80, power 100, combat 95

History:
One of Thanos' generals in the Black Order

Powers:
Alex Danvers (CW)
Real name: Alex Danvers
Alignment: Good
First appearance: Supergirl season 1
Place of birth: Gotham City
Occupation: Director of the D.E.O. Bio-engineer at the D.E.O. Doctor at the D.E.O. D.E.O. agent (formerly)
Base: D.E.O
Relatives: Kara Danvers (adoptive sister) Jeremiah Danvers (father)
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Height: 6'2 • 188 cm
Weight: 198 lb • 89 kg
Eye color: Black
Hair color: Brown
Superpowers: Agility, Intelligence, Weapon-based Powers, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 20, speed 40, durability 55, power 35, combat 100

History:

Powers:
As a top agent of the D.E.O., Alex is in top physical condition, with heightened reflexes, strength and durability. She regularly engages in intense exercises to maintain her conditioning.
Bird-Man II
Real name: Achille DiBacco
Full name: Achille DiBacco
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: Daredevil #157 (March, 1979)
Place of birth: The Bar with No Name, Medina County, Ohio 
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Height: -
Weight: -
Superpowers: Flight, Power Suit
Stats: intelligence 0, strength 0, speed 0, durability 0, power 10, combat 0

History:
 The original Ani-Men had died fighting Iron Man under orders from Count Nefaria. Achille DiBacco was recruited by the Death-Stalker to become a member of the new Ani-Men, alongside with Roy McVey (the new Ape-Man) and Sebastian Patane (Cat-Man). Lacking any super-power, they were provided with super-powered suits. The Death-Stalker intended to use the Ani-Men to fight Daredevil and his lover Black Widow. The Bird-Man was defeated by the Black Widow and sent to jail. This saved DiBacco's life because the Death-Stalker killed McVey and Patane for their failure.   DiBacco retained his Bird-Man identity and might have used it to commit additional crimes. He was contacted by Gary Gilbert, a former costumed criminal turned business agent for criminals. Gilbert was worried about the Scourge of the Underworld, a masked figure who was killing costumed criminals such as Gilbert and DiBacco. Gilbert organized a meeting in the The Bar with No Name, Medina County, Ohio, to discuss potential counter-attacks. As the Scourge was known to use weapons instead of powers, weapons were to be left at the door. However, the Scourge infiltrated in the meeting disguised as the bartender and shot down all the seventeen criminals including Bird-Man, wielding a cut-down .50 sub-machine gun in each hand. 

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Strong Guy
Real name: Guido Carosella
Full name: Guido Carosella
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: First appearance unknown
Place of birth: Place of birth unknown
Occupation: Currently working for Multiple Man's firm, former bodyguard for Lila Cheney
Base: Base of operations unknown
Teams: X-Factor, X-Men
Relatives: No known relatives
Height: -
Weight: -
Hair color: white
Stats: intelligence 0, strength 0, speed 0, durability 0, power 0, combat 0

History:
History unknown.

Powers:
Strong Guy is able to absorb kinetic energy and use it to increase his strength.
Frank Zhang
Real name: Frank Zhang
Aliases: Son of Mars
Alignment: Good
Relatives: Mars (father)
Emily Zhang (mother)
Grandma Zhang (grandmother)
Periclymenus (ancestor)
Poseidon (divine ancestor)
Percy Jackson and Tyson (distant relatives)
Hazel Levesque (girlfriend)
Gender: Male
Race: Demi-God
Height: 6'3 • 191 cm
Weight: 100 lb • 45 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Agility, Durability, Endurance, Invulnerability, Magic, Shapeshifting, Super Strength, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 65, speed 70, durability 85, power 100, combat 100

History:
On June 5, 1994, Frank was born to Mars, the Roman god of war, and mortal military soldier Emily Zhang. From his mother, he is a descendant of Periclymenus, who was a grandson of Poseidon and a member of the Argonauts, hence making him a legacy of Poseidon. His whole family was blessed by the god with the power to shift into any kind of animal, mythical or living from human form. In the absence of his immortal father, Frank's grandmother helped to raise him after his mother died in a military accident in Afghanistan a while before her son turned 16 and went to Camp Jupiter.

Powers:
As a Roman demigod, Frank can speak and understand a degree of Latin
The Boy
Real name: Number Five
Full name: Five Hagreeves
Creator: Dark Horse Comics
Alignment: Good
Relatives: Luther hagreeves (twin brother), Reginald Hagreeves (adoptive father), Diego Hagreeves (adoptive brother), Allison Hagreeves (adoptive sister), Klaus Hagreeves (adoptive brother), Ben Hagreeves (deceased, adoptive brother), Vanya (adoptive sister)
Gender: Male
Race: Human / Altered
Height: 5'1 • 155 cm
Weight: 110 lb • 50 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Brown
Superpowers: Marksmanship, Reflexes, Super Speed, Teleportation, Time Manipulation, Time Travel, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 85, strength 5, speed 10, durability 10, power 100, combat 85

History:
Five was born on 1st October 1989 along with his twin brother Luther and 41 random children. Him, Luther and 5 other kids (Allison, Diego, Klaus, Ben, Vanya) were adopted by an eccentric billionaire named Reginald Hagreeves. He saw that they had powers and trained children to control them. At the age of ten five got frustrated with his father when he said he wasn’t ready to time travel and was forbidden to do so. Five ran away and decided to use his time travel abilities and he was able to successfully travel 20 years into the future. The future turned out to be the apocalypse and when he attempted to travel back he failed. He spent 20 years surviving in the apocalypse when a woman came found him. She offered him a chance to escape the apocalypse by working for her temp agency. She said if he gave five years of service he would be able to go to any time of his wishing. He agreed and they trained him to be an expert hitman. Then he went through time assassinating people and he became the best of the best. On one assassination he broke his contract and went back 20 years in time (specifically 8 days before the apocalypse).

Powers:
 Time manipulation  Five is able to jump forward incredibly far in time but the further he goes the more energy is drained from him. He has gotten trapped in the apocalypse unable to for 20 years as he has not mastered the ability to go back in time. He is also able to make micro jumps which simulate super speed. He has mastered his micro jumps so well that he is able to consistently do it until he gets tired.   Expert Assassin  While at the Temp agency five was trained to be an Expert Assassin. He already had survival skills and was handy with a gun when surviving for twenty years in the apocalypse on his own. He was trained to be the best of the best and subjected to many surgeries to improve his physical performance. He has become an expert marksman and a skilled combatant.
Mr.Krabs
Real name: Eugene Krabs
Full name: Eugene Harold Krabs
Aliases: Mr.k, Daddyo, Eugene, Armor-abs krabs, Boss-man
Alignment: Neutral
First appearance: Spongebob Sqarepants, Ep1 S01 (May, 1999)
Place of birth: Bikini Bottom
Occupation: Businessman, Manager, Co-Cashier
Base: Bikini Bottom
Relatives: Victor Krabs (father, deceased),
Besty Krabs (mother),
Unknown (wife),
Pearl Krabs (daughter)
Gender: Male
Race: Animal
Height: 0'5.11 • 13 cm
Weight: 7 lb • 3 kg
Eye color: Black
Hair color: No Hair
Superpowers: Durability, Enhanced Smell, Intelligence, Invisibility, Natural Armor, Regeneration, Stamina, Stealth, Weapons Master
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 55, speed 10, durability 100, power 55, combat 75

History:

Powers:
 They call him Armor-abs Krabs.  the Krust Krab,
Doctor Double X
Real name: Dr. Simon Ecks
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Bad
Height: -
Weight: -
Superpowers: Astral Projection, Astral Travel, Energy Absorption, Energy Blasts, Energy Constructs, Energy Manipulation, Flight, Intelligence, Non-Physical Interaction, Physical Anomaly, Separation, Super Speed, Super Strength
Stats: intelligence 85, strength 40, speed 65, durability 60, power 65, combat 65

History:
Dr. Simon Ecks is a scientist who discovered that human auras could be enhanced to function outside of the body. When Ecks created an energy-duplicate of himself, the introverted scientist's unstable mind became dominated by the doppelgänger he named Double X. He fought with Batman and Robin. The resulting battle causes Simon Ecks to lose his memory of the experience. He is remanded to Arkham Asylum.Some years later, Simon Ecks regained his memory and developed another duplicator device that enabled him to escape from Arkham Asylum. Doctor Double X matched wits once again with Batman. This time, Batman was able to defeat him by building his own machine that generated an energy duplicate of himself.[3] Doctor Double X later escaped from Arkham Asylum and faced off against Batman and Superman. This time, it took both Batman and Superman to overcome him. Doctor Double X once traded opponents with Flash villain Rainbow Raider after meeting a motivational therapist named Professor Andrea Wye. Both of them are defeated by Batman and Flash.Doctor Double X was later seen as a guest at the San Francisco sci-fi convention. He was sitting next to Beast Boy who learned that Doctor Double X was washed up and forgotten. In "The New 52," a reboot of the DC Comics universe, Batwing encounters Dr. Simon Ecks in the tunnels beneath Arkham Asylum. While he informs him that most of the Arkham Asylum staff was either taken or killed, he warns Batwing to stay back as there is something inside that wants to kill. As a spirit rises from Simon Eck's body and starts to reach towards Batwing, Jim Corrigan shows up and knocks out Simon Ecks as he states that the spirit is a Tulpa.[7] When Batman dispels a ghost in a cemetery, it causes the supposed death of a man wearing an ID badge that has Simon Eck's name on it. Batman then has Julia Pennyworth contact Batwing to look up any info on Simon Ecks.

Powers:
Doctor Double X's energy-duplicate shares the consciousness of Simon Ecks, but can also act alone. The duplicate's powers of flight, energy blasts, and super strength have at times required Batman to seek help in defeating the villain. Double X requires regular infusions of electrical energy to sustain itself or it will lie dormant in Ecks' body.
Warp
Real name: Emil LaSalle
Full name: Emil LaSalle
Alter egos: Wrap
Creator: DC Comics
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: The New Teen Titans #14 (December 1981)
Gender: Male
Height: 5'8 • 173 cm
Weight: 148 lb • 67 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Flight, Teleportation
Stats: intelligence 70, strength 10, speed 25, durability 30, power 85, combat 50

History:
Little is known about how the man known as Warp gained his teleportation powers, or why he hated the woman known as Madame Rouge. As Warp, he joined the Brotherhood of Evil because of that group's plan for revenge against Rouge. In a battle with the New Teen Titans, the Brotherhood succeeded in killing Rouge and her accomplices. The Brotherhood then turned their attention to Brother Blood. In an attempt tp learn Blood's secrets, Warp kidnapped Raven, but the Titan was rescued by her team mates. Warp joined Alexander Luthor's Secret Society. Working with Dr. Psycho, he freed Doomsday. Warp was one of the villains stranded on planet Salvation. He seemingly died when the portal exploded.

Powers:
In addition to his ability to fly, Warp can open a Warp or a hole in space between any two locations with which he can teleport himself and others across great distances instantly. However, repeated use of his powers leads quickly to fatigue.
Angel Salvadore (FOX)
Real name: Angel Salvadore
Full name: Angel Salvadore
Aliases: Angel, Tempest
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Bad
First appearance: X Men: First Class
Occupation: Exotic Dancer
Base: Mobile
Gender: Female
Race: Mutant
Height: 5'2" • 157 cm
Weight: 112 lb • 50 kg
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Superpowers: Animal Attributes, Animal Oriented Powers, Energy Blasts, Flight, Regeneration, Toxin and Disease Control
Stats: intelligence 65, strength 10, speed 60, durability 20, power 60, combat 55

History:
In 1962, Angel was working as a stripper when she was approached by Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr, who persuaded her to join the X-Men. Angel later met her other teammates and they got acquainted by giving themselves codenames and showing off their powers. Angel was present when the Hellfire Club attacked the Division X facility. Their leader, Sebastian Shaw, attempted to persuade the young mutants into joining him against a populace that feared them. Angel was quickly, but not immediately, convinced by his words, the only one to join. Although her former teammates Havok and Darwin tried to stop her, the latter was killed by Shaw. Later, Angel joined the battle against her former teammates during the Cuban Missile Crisis, fighting Banshee and Havok until the latter severed one of her wings. After Erik Lensherr kills Shaw, he recruits the remaining Hellfire Club members and Mystique into his new Brotherhood of Mutants. They leave to free Emma Frost, who had been captured by the CIA. On November 5, 1962, just mere days after joining Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants, Angel was slain by Project WideAwake operatives in a firefight. As Mystique looks through the 'Autopsy' papers in Trask's office, she is distraught when she sees a photos of the dead bodies of Angel and Azazel, along with other unidentified deceased mutants. Her body showed a great deal of mutilation, with one of her wings having been removed. The wing that had been removed is later shown in a glass chamber along with Magneto's helmet, the coin that killed Shaw, and Havok's containment unit.

Powers:
 Angel can launch gobs of corrosive or explosive saliva from her mouth. The corrosive properties have been demonstrated to be sufficient enough to eat through stone.  Angel was able to grow her wings back after Havok severed them with an energy blast.  Angel possesses the ability to manifest insect-like wings that grant her the ability of flight. Angel conceals her wings by having them appear as tattoos on her back and shoulders, but they lose their tattoo form when she manifests her wings.  Angel possesses a winged flight capability that allows her to travel at high speed through the air. She is capable of aerial deceleration to the point where she can hover in place. She usually hides her wings by having them fuse with her skin, in which they take the form of tattoos.
Thunderstrike
Real name: Eric Kevin Masterson
Full name: Eric Kevin Masterson
Aliases: Thor
Creator: Marvel Comics
Alignment: Good
First appearance: (as Masterson) Thor #391; (as Thor) Thor #432; (as Thunderstrike) Thunderstrike #1
Occupation: (as Thunderstrike) Adventurer, crimefighter, (as Masterson) Architect 
Teams: Secret Defenders, Thor Corps
Relatives: Marcy Masterson Steele (wife, divorced), Kevin Masterson (son) 
Gender: Male
Height: 6'6 • 198 cm
Weight: 640 lb • 288 kg
Eye color: Blue
Hair color: Blond
Superpowers: Accelerated Healing, Durability, Longevity, Stamina, Super Speed, Super Strength, Toxin and Disease Resistance
Stats: intelligence 80, strength 80, speed 70, durability 85, power 40, combat 70

History:
Eric Masterson assisted a wounded Thor, picking up Mjolnir (proving worthy) to help him. Later he was injured taking a blast meant for Thor. Thor later bonded himself to Masterson, with the permission of Odin, to save Eric's life.  When Thor killed Loki, Odin punished him and had Masterson replace him as Thor. Eric was uneasy in the role, finding it difficult to convince his teammates that he was the same Thor that had accompanied them on previous missions. He eventually admitted the truth. When Thor returned, Odin had the mace Thunderstrike given to Eric. He continued to adventure, calling himself Thunderstrike after the mace he used.  He and James Rhodes acted as Secret Defenders assisting the Silver Surfer.  Thunderstrike was confronted by a new Bloodaxe, who claimed the wielder was someone close to him. It turned out to be his girlfriend, Jackie Lucas. Eric was able to save her and use both his mace and the Bloodaxe (Enchanted Axe) to battle Seth, becoming possessed in the process. He died to purge himself of its corruption and refused a place in Valhalla.  Thunderstrike would later appear (complete with mace) in Avengers Vol. 3 #10 & #11 as an undead Avenger minion of the Grim Reaper. After overcoming the Grim Reaper's control, he (and other undead Avengers) were returned to the spirit world by the Scarlet Witch. It is not made clear if this was Eric that returned, or a magical construct of some sort, although his last words were to Thor in regards to checking on his son Kevin.

Powers:
Eric used an enchanted mace called Thunderstrike with powers similar to Mjolnir. He also had superhuman strength and durability similar to Thor but at lesser levels. If separated from the mace for over 60 seconds, he would revert to Eric Masterson. The mace took the form of a walking cane for Eric when he was in normal form.
J. Jonah Jameson
Real name: John Jonah Jameson, Jr.
Creator: Marvel Comics
Height: -
Weight: -
Stats: intelligence 95, strength 10, speed 10, durability 10, power 5, combat 5

History:
Jameson was the head of the Daily Bugle and went on a smear campaign against Spider-Man, saying that Spider-Man was a menace. He became Peter Parker's boss when Peter was able to provide him with close-up photos of Spider-Man. When Peter Parker decided to retire Spider-Man, Jameson acquired Spider-Man's suit which was found by a garbage man in a garbage. He then hung it in his office, but it was taken back by Spider-Man when he decided to return to crime-fighting.

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