@thedarklordpandamonium said:
Abomination is a no. The point is you have to average at 80 tons and your character cannot increase his power over 200 max.
Alot of characters have strength increasing power, thus the way i worded it.
Power Struggle Tournament
@cadencev2: Ok, so yeah. Here's some details:
The Shade is a cool little DC villain turned antihero who can manipulate shadows into constructs, similar to what Lanterns do with their spectrum rings/lights. Imagine a classier version of Jackie from The Darkness, and also a lot more experienced at what he does. He can travel via the shadows and bring others with him as well. He can do most of what Obsidian does, but does it a lot better. Shade is only weak when he has no shadows around him to access, which is a difficult feat to accomplish.
Nightshade operates in a somewhat similar capacity, though the source of her powers is called The Realm of Nightshades as opposed to the Darklands/Shadowlands. She mainly uses her powers for teleporting the Suicide Squad in large numbers by way of the Realm. However, she can also alter shadows into semi-solid form and can also manipulate her own mass to a degree. I think she fits pretty well into the strength specification for this tournament, as Black Alice was able to hurl large concrete blocks while using Nightshade's powers in the Squad/Secret Six Blackest Night crossover.
I'm using the Ostrander-written Shade the Changing Man because his later iterations (Milligan through the New 52 JLD) have bordered on extreme reality warping, which wouldn't be allowed. However, the original Rac Shade was an alien whose vest gave him his powers. These powers included flight, energy shielding, mental scanning/manipulation, and the ability to project an energy form of his own body that varied in size and demeanor depending on the situation, as illustrated below:
Finally, the Shadow Thief is yet another shadow manipulator. He originally gained his powers from a device, being nothing more than a common criminal. Later, he was upgraded a bit and could generate weaponry from the shadows, as well as traveling through and across objects as a flat shadow. His "shadow" form is also notable for being 2-dimensional. Because of this, he's probably the least creative character design in all of DC comics, haha.
^I call it Team "The Real Slim Shady", but if it's no good, I can make some changes. :)
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