Tombstone.

@Warsman Every dictator has his quirk, seems like his is talking in the third person. Fair enough, Hitler was a hypochondriac, Mussolini liked plastering his face everywhere. They're both rotting in holes.

Another sword user I see?

I'm not sure anyone can define the genre my cast of characters have as a whole. I can't. :/

People are welcome to try though.

@Eagle_of_the_East:@_Lantern_ : @Impero:@Azure_Lightning :

"The Grave has sent me back to bring justice to those who would seek to avoid it." Tombstone responded at last as he brought up his Vibranium-spider silk weave cape to absorb the impact of the thunderclap. Now this was going to be interesting, Nathan thought as he once again brought his cape to absorb the impact of the incoming charge blow, negating the force of it as he ducked beneath and threw a punch at her jaw to interrupt her flow, the uppercutting blow being sheathed in shadow matter and crackling with electricity as he flew back to avoid the next series of attacks, turning a crushing blow into a glancing strike on his leg as he flew back, a dull thud rocked through his body, but as an undead being he didn't feel the pain of dead flesh bruising from the impact, throwing forth two blasts of ball lightning which each had a ten gigawatt charge, these orbs of lightning being comprised of the so called "soul lightning" which bypassed normal immunities and resistances to electricity, much as hellfire did with those resistant to fire.

With a brief flash of lightning, the electric specter teleported to the side of the Javelin, a brief "BRNT" filling the air, a sound which had an uncanny similarity to the sound of Raiden's teleportation in Mortal Kombat. He attempted to catch the incoming javelin, but recoiled back when he felt a burning sensation through his gauntlets, yeah, way too fast for him to handle. But when she tried to go in for a back assault, he smirked beneath his hood, the cape protecting him once again as he spun around to bring forth a cross punch aimed at her right breast with the intent of causing pain, charging it with added electrical energy to cause a taser-like effect, only supercharged to far higher degrees, meant to cause nothing but pain as he directed the lightning at her nervous systems with the intent of causing more agony to her.

She was stronger than he was, faster too, that was for sure, but he had been in enough fights to know that strength and speed weren't everything. Teleporting back, he reached into his utility belt and then grabbed small discs and then with a flinging of his arms, hurled forth a series of seemingly innocuous frisbees that soon activated special rockets that propelled them to supersonic speeds, allowing various SCRAMjets in them to bring them to hypersonic velocities as they deployed Mithril razor blades arranged like a buzz saw.

Death frisbees, some called them, for each of these discs had blades composed of Mithril, the Celtic answer to Asgardian Uru and Olympian Adamantine, even harder than adamantium, and especially effective against the supernatural. The discs then activated their internal motors and spun their blades at tens of thousands of rotations per minute, A.I systems directing their rockets as they homed in on their target, correcting their flight paths to aim at her tendons, eyes, breasts, and genetailia, meant to disable, cripple, and cause pain to, not kill. And there were at least six of these frisbees, whose blades screamed through the air faster than their own sound.

The only enemy in Tolkien's works that would be even remotely challenging to Thor would be Morgoth himself. Anyone else would get roflstomped.

@never give up said:

@Tombstone. said:

@never give up said:

Try to explain guys

Have you seen what Holmes can do in melee combat? The man's ability to analyze and then use his analysis to beat the crap out of his foes is a superpower in it's own right.

I've seen lol. But have you seen TDK

Yes, and the Joker, while definitely very good in hand to hand, was not Batman's equal, and I'd say Sherlock would beat Nolan Batman in melee were it not for Batman's suit negating the impact of most punches.

Tombstone stomps movie vader, but EU Vader would provide graves with the fight of his life.

Your character vs Ghost Rider, accessing the full power of the spirit of vengeance and Zarathos at the same time.

@never give up said:

Try to explain guys

Have you seen what Holmes can do in melee combat? The man's ability to analyze and then use his analysis to beat the crap out of his foes is a superpower in it's own right.

Hitler and all his men tried, and they failed.

Joker really only has a chance in 2. In a physical confrontation, Holmes will beat the living mansh!t out of Joker to such an amazing degree that your head will spin to the point of flying off your neck like a helicopter.