Superhuman Physical Characteristics

## Introduction

**The levels of strength, speed or stamina that significantly exceed those of a regular person.** Examples include ability to move faster than the eye can see (the human limit is about 10 m/s at short distances), or even at supersonic speed, without any expense to self and without any gimmicks.

## Capabilities

The user's physical condition is above normal and peak members of their species in that verse, beyond what can be emulated via natural training and with little to no maintaining. This means that the user's strength, speed, endurance, agility, durability, stamina and reflexes are many times greater than peak members of their species.

## Applications

* Superhuman Accuracy
* Superhuman Action
* Superhuman Adroitness
* Superhuman Agility
* Superhuman Athleticism
* Superhuman Balance
* Superhuman Body Part Velocity
* Superhuman Body Temperature
* Superhuman Bones
* Superhuman Breath
* Superhuman Coordination
* Superhuman Dexterity
* Superhuman Durability
* Superhuman Endurance
* Superhuman Energy
* Superhuman Flexibility
* Superhuman Footwork
* Superhuman Grip
* Superhuman Health
* Superhuman Jaw
* Superhuman Leap
* Superhuman Lung Capacity
* Superhuman Mobility
* Superhuman Momentum
* Superhuman Motor Skills
* Superhuman Muscle Usage
* Superhuman Parkour
* Superhuman Precision
* Superhuman Proprioception
* Superhuman Recovery
* Superhuman Regeneration
* Superhuman Reflexes
* Superhuman Roar
* Superhuman Running
* Superhuman Senses
* Superhuman Skin
* Superhuman Speed
* Superhuman Stability
* Superhuman Stamina
* Superhuman Strength
* Superhuman Stride
* Superhuman Structure
* Superhuman Survivability
* Superhuman /Speed Swimming
* Superhuman Tasking
* Superhuman Heart

## Requirements

* **Speed:** Can run faster than **12.42 m/s** (Faster than Olympic 100 m sprinters)
* **Lifting Strength:** Can lift over **501 kg** (More than Olympic weight-lifters) or at least capable of gripping over **119.04 kg** (more than Jedd Johnson)
* **Striking Strength:** At least **Street Class** (Attacks carry the force of over thousands of joules)
* **Durability:** At least **Street level** (Able to survive large amounts of blunt force trauma, but can still get be killed by things such as knives, bullets, etc.)

#### Notes

Even if some of the parameters fall below the minimum value, the character can still be regarded as superhuman, if they have statistical advantage over ordinary people in multiple characteristics.

## References

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