@CadenceV2: Anime makes him much weaker than the books die. Also D gets older throughout the novel, thus stronger. The first two movies are based on the first two books, but tone down a lot of the action and D's abilities. I don't read the manga, so I can't comment on it's validity.
Some other feats (mostly reflexive stuff) that I can remember are:
He was able to throw a stake so fast at a vampire it caught on fire and the vampire caught it and sent it back at D, who then caught it as well. This happened so fast that the people didn't know D even threw it.
He was able to count and see the individual 'shrapnel' of two shotgun shells that were fired at him. He then used a piece of weed he pulled out of the ground and blocked them all.
He was also able to dodge a lightning bolt, while underwater, and wrapped in the tentacles of a sea monster. He was able to pull the entire sea monster out of the water when dodging the lightning bolt.
He has blocked laser fire with his sword or just absorbed it.
Also here's an excerpt of his fight with the werewolf from the first movie (first novel).
However, moans of pain spilled from the beast's throat as it huddled low in the brush. Bright blood welled between the fingers pressed against its right flank, soaking the grass. Its eyes, bloodshot with malice and agony, caught the blade glittering with the reflected moonlight in D's right hand as the Hunter stood facing it silently. Just as the werewolf was ready to drive its claws home, D had drawn the sword over his shoulder with ungodly speed and driven it into his opponent's flank.
"Impressive," one of them said. Strangely, that someone was D, who'd been under the impression that he had cleanly bisected the werewolf's torso. "Until now, I'd never seen what a true werewolf was capable of."
His low voice sowed the seeds of a new variety of fear in the heart of the demonic beast where it lay in the bushes. The beast's legs could generate bursts of speed of three hundred and seventy miles per hour---almost half the speed of sound. There had been less than a fiftieth of a second between the time jumped and its attack on D, which meant the youth had been able to swing his sword and split its belly open even more quickly. Worse yet, the werewolf's wound wouldn't close! That wouldn't be so unusual when it was human, but once it assumed the beastly form, the cells of a werewolf's flesh were like single-celled organisms, giving it the regenerative power of a hydra. Cells created more cells, closing wounds instantly. But the blade that the werewolf just tasted made regeneration impossible, though it was probably not due the blade but rather the skill of the youth who wielded it. Skin and muscle tissue that could reject bullets weren't showing any signs of regenerating!
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