The G-Man

==Summary==
The G-Man is a mysterious and enigmatic character encountered several times in the Half-Life series. Referred to as a "sinister interdimensional bureaucrat", he is known to display peculiar behavior and to wield powers far beyond those of a human. His identity and motives remain completely unexplained.
He plays the role of an overseer and eventual employer, watching over Gordon Freeman and other characters as the series progresses, at times helping or hindering them. In Half-Life: Alyx, it was revealed that he was captured by the Combine, and was later freed by Alyx Vance, and offered her the chance to save her father from his fate in the future in exchange for her services.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: The G-Man
Origin: Half-Life
Gender: Inapplicable (Exhibits a male appearance)
Age: Unknown
Classification: Interdimensional humanoid being
Powers and Abilities: Perception Manipulation (Can make people see whatever he wants them to see, and he is invisible to all but a select few such as Gordon and Eli), Levitation (Walked on air during the Citadel explosion), Duplication (As seen in Alyx, he can duplicate himself), Telekinesis (Can make objects float like his briefcase), Time Stop (Seemingly stopped time at both the Citadel explosion and at the Antlion cave), Time Travel (Brought Alyx Vance 5 years into the future at the moment of her father's death), Portal Creation (Can create portals on a whim, which takes the appearance of a large white door), BFR (Trapped Gordon Freeman, Adrian Shepard and Alyx Vance in stasis), Telepathy (Spoke to Gordon Freeman in the Antlion cave while he was in different places), Teleportation (Teleported from Borealis to White Forest), Dimensional Travel (Can travel to Xen)
Attack Potency: Unknown
Speed: Unknown
Lifting Strength: Unknown
Striking Strength: Unknown
Durability: Unknown
Stamina: Unknown
Range: Interdimensional. He can travel seemingly anywhere, including the borderworlds.
Standard Equipment: Three pencils, One sheet of paper, A handgun in a holster, An electronic identity card
Intelligence: At least Above Average
Weaknesses: Sufficient amounts of Vortigaunt energy can nullify his powers, as seen when several Vortigaunts stopped him in Episode 2 and in Alyx, the Combine used a prison powered by Vortigaunt energy to trap him.
==Notable Matchups==
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