
| “ | Faster than a speeding tachyon! More powerful than the gravitational pull of a collapsing star! Able to leap from world to world in a single bound! The Son of Tomorrow, SUPERMAN! | „ |
| ~ Narration |
Summary
Born Kal Kent, he is the distant descendant of Kal-El of Krypton and the latest scion of the Superman Dynasty in the 853rd century. Empowered by the Super-Sun and his mixed alien heritage, he possesses many more abilities than his 21st century progenitor. A member of the Justice Legion Alpha, he has pledged to use his power to continue the heroic legacy of his forefathers which has spanned millennia.
Powers and Stats
Tier: Varies, up to 2-C
Name: Kal Kent, Superman
Origin: DC Comics
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Kryptonian, Superhero
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Flight, Genius Intelligence, Super Hearing, Telescopic Vision, Microscopic Vision, X-Ray Vision, & 10 additional senses (Can see and hear in 5-D. Other examples of his senses), Heat Vision, Super Breath (Seen here), Freeze Breath, ElectroMagnetic Manipulation (Creates an EMP), Regeneration (At least Mid-Low), Telepathy (Can communicate mentally and show others visions), Mind Control (Can hypnotize a crowd), Force Vision, Technology Manipulation (Can enter the 'mind' of technology to learn information), Dimensional Travel via Portal Creation (Able to open portals to the Fifth Dimension and back), Non-Physical Interaction, Memory Manipulation (Can erase memories), Empathic Manipulation (Uses Super ESP to calm a riot), Data Manipulation (Can digitize himself to enter computers and literally fight viruses), Forcefield Creation (Can create TK Bubbles), Resistance to Possession (Casts the Laughing Virus out of his body) and Magic (Seen here)
Attack Potency: Varies (His powers are variable depending on how much access he has to his home star[1]), up to Low Multiverse level (Despite being weakened, he knocked out Firestorm with his Frost Breath[2]. His frost breath is stated to be capable of freezing a Red Giant[3]. Stated to be more powerful than the gravitational pull of a collapsed star[4]. Caused an Earthquake of 3.5 magnitude on the Richter Scale on the moon by just leaping[5][Note 1])
Speed: Massively FTL+ (He can perceive time in yoctoseconds[6])
Lifting Strength: Stellar (Stated to be more powerful than the gravitational pull of a collapse star[7]), at least Multi-Stellar with Force Vision (Moved a galaxy with help)
Striking Strength: Varies, up to Low Multiverse level
Durability: Varies, up to Low Multiverse level (Can tank the recoil of his own punches. While weakened, he survived a punch from Pre-Crisis Ultraman, albeit was knocked out temporarily[8][9])
Stamina: Superhuman (Constantly races around the Solar System stopping disasters without any sign of fatique)
Range: At least Galactic
Standard Equipment: Boom Tube technology integrated with his suits
Intelligence: Supergenius (As a 12th level intellect, he should be at least comparable to Brainiac 5 and is capable of sorting through billions of scenarios per second when under the light of the Super-Sun. Even in a weakened state, he can calculate hundreds of scenarios. As a resident of the 853rd century, he utilizes technology vastly superior to that of the 21st century. Even using his time's version of the internet requires processing of information in such quantities and speeds that it overwhelm even Superman)
Weaknesses: His powers fade within days when out of the presence of his local system's "Super-Sun," more quickly if he overtaxes his powers. As his powers weaken and fade, he may spontaneously lose access to various abilities even while they are in use. Prolonged and intensive overexertion in such a state can lead to death via rapid aging and cellular damage due to strain. Despite his highly evolved Kryptonian physiology, he is still vulnerable to Kryptonite.
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References
- ↑ DC One Million Vol 1 #1, November 1998
- ↑ DC One Million Vol 1 #2, November 1998
- ↑ DC One Million Vol 1 #2, November 1998
- ↑ Superman: The Man of Steel Vol 1 #1,000,000, November 1998
- ↑ JLA Vol 1 #1,000,000, November 1998
- ↑ DC Nuclear Winter Special, January 2019
- ↑ Superman: The Man of Steel Vol 1 #1,000,000, November 1998
- ↑ Convergence: Crime Syndicate Vol 1 #1, June 2015
- ↑ Convergence: Crime Syndicate Vol 1 #2, July 2015
Notes/Explanations
- ↑ 52 Universes
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