Mark Grayson, aka Invincible, a human-Viltrumite hybrid, possesses powers including immense strength, speed, flight, durability (invulnerability), enhanced healing, extended lifespan, and superhuman stamina/reflexes, stemming from his alien physiology where his "smart atoms" allow for incredible feats, making him a powerhouse capable of space travel and extreme combat, though he learns to push his limits as the story progressesSpider-Man possesses superhuman strength, typically cited as being able to lift 10 to 25 tons, but he's often shown lifting much more, like buses or train cars, and in extreme situations can manage 70-100+ tons, making him far stronger than his "low-end" official numbers suggest, often holding back to avoid harming others, and incredibly strong for his size compared to peak-human heroes like Captain America.

Cuphead is extremely strong, possessing superhuman strength, speed, durability, and stamina, which allowed him to defeat powerful foes like the Devil. He can also shoot projectiles, use special attacks like invincibility and energy blasts, and employ various weapons and charms for enhanced abilities. Superhuman strength: He can withstand and dish out significant physical damage. Superhuman speed: He can dodge lightning bolts and has demonstrated other hypersonic feats. Superhuman durability: He can withstand attacks from powerful enemies, including the Devil. High stamina: He can fight for hours without showing exhaustion. Soul manipulation: As a protagonist in a story involving soul contracts, his abilities might tie into this theme. Weaponry: He can use a variety of weapons, including charge shots, spreadshots, and homing missiles, which can be swapped out. Charms: He can equip charms that grant him benefits like extra health or attack enhancements. Super Arts: He can perform powerful attacks, such as a laser blast or an invincible state for a short period. Other abilities: He can also teleport, glide, and perform other maneuvers like shrinking to dodge attacks. Bendy's strength varies across different versions, but in his strongest forms, he possesses immense physical and supernatural power, capable of feats like breaking through walls, surviving severe damage, and even manipulating reality. He is considered "building level" to potentially "city block level" in his Ink Demon form and his power increases significantly in his "Beast Bendy" form, where he can crush objects with ease and possesses even more destructive Ink Demon: Physical Strength: Can break through walls and metal, rip apart large gates, and is strong enough to easily overpower humans. Durability: Extremely durable, withstanding hits from axes, pipes, and even tommy gun bullets. Regeneration: Can regenerate from being reduced to an ink puddle.

Sonic the Hedgehog is exceptionally strong, possessing both significant superhuman physical strength and incredible power amplified by speed, equipment, and special forms like Super Sonic. He can physically overpower large robots, lift heavy objects like planes, and has planetary or higher-level strength feats, especially when using Chaos Emeralds. Superhuman to planetary: Sonic can physically send large objects like cars flying with his kicks and has demonstrated the strength to throw or knock out powerful foes. Carries planes: In some instances, such as the Sonic X comics, he has carried literal airplanes. Defeats large enemies: He can kick heavy robots like the Egg Golem, sometimes even in mid-air. Super Sonic: With all seven Chaos Emeralds, he can transform into Super Sonic, which grants him an immense boost in speed and power, enough to destroy space stations and fight beings with universe-altering power. Chaos Control: Using a single Chaos Emerald, he can warp time and space, which is another way his power is amplified. Hyper Sonic: With the Super Emeralds, he can become Hyper Sonic, a further powered-up state. Other abilities: His strength is supplemented by equipment like the Power Sneakers and the abilities granted by Wisps, though many of these abilities can be achieved in his base form. Mario's strength is superhuman and highly inconsistent, ranging from being an "average joe" in some contexts to possessing multiversal-level power in others, depending on the game and specific power-ups used. Lifting and throwing: He can lift and throw objects much larger than himself, including the 4000+ pound Bowser. Breaking objects: Mario can break large blocks and boulders by punching, kicking, or jumping on them. Extreme resilience: He possesses superhuman durability, allowing him to survive attacks that would be fatal to a normal person and withstand the high gravity of the Mushroom Kingdom.

Gojo Satoru is exceptionally strong, considered the strongest sorcerer in the modern age of Jujutsu Kaisen due to his innate combination of the Six Eyes and Limitless cursed techniques. These abilities grant him immense power, including near-invincible defense, reality-warping offensive techniques like Hollow Purple, and superhuman physical abilities. He is so powerful he has to hold back to avoid accidentally killing allies or destroying everything in his path. Six Eyes: This rare inherited ability allows him to perceive cursed energy in extreme detail and grants him incredible cursed energy efficiency. It enables him to use his Limitless techniques with negligible cursed energy cost, effectively making him unable to run out of cursed energy. Limitless: This innate technique gives him control over space. Blue: Creates negative space, pulling things towards it with immense force. Red: The reversed version of Blue, which repels objects with great force. It's twice as powerful as Blue. Hollow Purple: A combination of Red and Blue, it creates an imaginary mass that erases anything in its path from existence. He can also use a 200% Hollow Purple for even greater power. Infinite Void: Gojo's domain expansion. When activated, it bombards the opponent's brain with an infinite amount of information, paralyzing and eventually killing them. Reverse Cursed Technique: Allows him to heal himself, including regenerating limbs and counteracting injuries. Physical Strength and Speed: He possesses superhuman strength and speed, capable of overwhelming powerful special-grade curses and even fighting with Sukuna hand-to-hand. Naruto is an extremely powerful shinobi, capable of destroying planets and contending with gods, largely thanks to his control over the Nine-Tails, his mastery of Sage Mode, and the Six Paths Sage Mode. He possesses immense chakra reserves, formidable destructive techniques like the Rasenshuriken, and unique abilities such as sensing emotions and creatin

Nicole Watterson is extremely strong, capable of moving faster than sound, performing feats of immense strength, and entering powerful rage-fueled transformations. Her strength includes inhuman physical abilities like carrying heavy loads and destroying objects with ease, as well as more fantastical powers such as a "Penance Stare" that can age people and the ability to manipulate energy and form shockwaves. She is considered one of the most powerful characters in The Amazing World of Gumball, with her strength often tied to her level of anger. Superhuman strength: She can lift and carry heavy objects with ease, take a direct hit from a falling shelf of groceries, and even withstand her husband Richard falling on her. Superhuman speed: She can move faster than the speed of sound, to the point where her children's voices become inaudible as she drives them to school. Exceptional agility: She displays incredible agility, such as jumping between buildings and landing on a butterfly without harming it. Rage transformations: Her anger can trigger transformations into a hulking version of herself or a red, demon-like form with even greater power. "Penance Stare": She can use a stare to instill great fear and even rapidly age people, turning their hair white and causing them to look horrified. Shockwaves: She can create shockwaves with a snap of her fingers or with a glare that can stun people. Benson's strength is significant and depends on his level of anger, but he is a formidable fighter with superhuman physical characteristics. His power can range from building-level+, potentially multi-city block level, to even higher levels when enraged or using a special ability like Death Kwon Do. While not on the same scale as characters like Skips, he is far more capable than a regular gumball machine, capable of holding his own in a fight Base strength: Superhuman, enough to keep up with characters like Mordecai and fight evenly with Rigby, with a base attack and striking

Metro Man is exceptionally strong, with his power being immense and difficult to measure, but generally considered far superior to characters like Titan. His strength is often described as being able to lift and toss skyscrapers, possibly capable of causing mountains to collapse with his punches, and even lifting the weight of an entire city. His power is often compared to or even considered greater than Superman's in some analyses Immeasurable strength: He is described as being able to effortlessly move hundreds of thousands of tons, which is compared to shifting mountains and juggling tectonic plates. Scale of power: His strength is likely much greater than Titan's, who could move Metro Tower (a skyscraper weighing millions of tons) with a fraction of Metro Man's DNA. This implies Metro Man could potentially lift billions of tons. Comparison to other characters: He is considered stronger than other superhuman characters like Tighten, who was afraid of him. Some analyses suggest his strength is potentially on a country level, while others argue for a much higher level. Durability and stamina: He is extremely durable, able to withstand attacks that use the full power of the sun. He also possesses seemingly infinite stamina. Homelander is the most powerful "Supe" within his own universe of The Boys, possessing immense superhuman strength, speed, durability, flight, and heat vision. However, compared to other major comic book characters like Superman or Hulk, he is significantly weaker. Super Strength: He can effortlessly lift cars, rip people apart with his bare hands, and in the comics, throw a fighter jet with one hand. He once implied he could lift an entire commercial airplane if he had proper leverage. Near-Invulnerability: He is completely bulletproof, can survive large explosions at point-blank range, and has been stated by Vought executives to be resistant to any conventional weapon on Earth. Flight: He is capable of true flight and can reach speeds fast

The Flash is not strong in a traditional sense, but his super speed allows him to simulate immense strength and deliver incredibly powerful attacks. He achieves this through the Infinite Mass Punch, where his mass increases to that of a white dwarf star by running near the speed of light, making a single punch equivalent to the force of a star. He can also use the Speed Force to perform thousands of quick, non-lethal punches a second. Infinite Mass Punch: By running at speeds just under the speed of light, The Flash's mass increases exponentially to a point where a single punch can have the force of a white dwarf star. Kinetic Energy: He can hit with the force of thousands of punches per second, creating a devastating effect through sheer kinetic energy rather than brute strength. Momentum: His speed generates superhuman momentum, which greatly increases the force behind his attacks, even if he's not hitting with his full "strength". Simulated Strength: He can perform feats that look like super strength, such as carrying multiple people or large objects, simply by moving them at high speeds. Spider-Man possesses superhuman strength far beyond that of a normal human, generally classified in the comics as being able to lift a minimum of 10 to 25 tons under normal conditions. When under extreme stress or fueled by adrenaline and willpower, he has been shown to lift weights far exceeding this limit, occasionally in the hundreds or even thousands of tons range for short bursts. Official Rating: According to the official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, Spider-Man's base strength has long been classified as being able to lift approximately 10 tons. Modern Update: In more recent comics, this rating has sometimes been updated to around 25 tons without him needing to fully exert himself. Feats of Extreme Strength Spider-Man's strength exponentially increases during moments of intense emotional or physical stress, allowing him to perform feats far exceeding his officia

Bart Simpson has low-level superhuman strength and durability, capable of harming characters like Homer Simpson and surviving intense impacts. However, his strength is often inconsistently portrayed and more often a source of comedic effect than a reliable power source. His true strengths lie in his incredible ingenuity, a talent for pranks, skateboarding skill, and cunning intellect, which allow him to outwit adults and overcome obstacles that would stop others. Physical strength: Bart can lift and strike with a level of strength comparable to other fictional characters in the "Small Building level+" to "Building level" range. This is shown when he destroys a water cooler out of rage, or when he trades blows with characters strong enough to harm his father. Durability: He can survive serious impacts and injuries, such as being the center of a sound explosion and surviving a fall from a building. He also withstands Homer's daily strangulation attacks without lasting damage. Stamina: Bart possesses superhuman stamina, allowing him to dash several blocks without getting exhausted and even break his own arm without showing pain. Bartman's strength is comparable to Homer's, but with some differences. He has Class 10 lifting strength, which is comparable to Homer's, but his striking strength is at least Small Building level+, likely Building level. Bartman is also very durable and has superhuman stamina. Cartman's strength varies significantly depending on the context, but his basic physical strength is that of an average-to-below-average human, while his "strength" in the broader sense—including his powers and abilities—can reach superhuman levels. His strength is often enhanced by his intelligence, skills, and manipulation, but he can also have enhanced physical capabilities through magic, technology like his v-chip, and what's called "toon force" in the show's universe. Coon Claws: A scratching attack with his metal claws that deals moderate damage and can cause

Superman is one of the strongest characters in all of fiction, with a power level that generally has no inherent upper limit so long as he can absorb yellow solar radiation. His strength varies greatly depending on the comic book era or adaptation, but he routinely demonstrates abilities on a colossal scale. Golden Age (Initial appearances): Superman's strength was initially more limited, described as being "more powerful than a locomotive" and able to lift cars, but not yet fly (he could only leap tall buildings). Silver Age: During this era, his strength increased dramatically to "frankly ridiculous heights". He performed impossible feats, such as moving entire planets with his bare hands, pushing celestial bodies, and even surviving a big bang or destroying an Earth-sized object with a sneeze. Modern Age (Post-Crisis and Rebirth): In modern comics, his strength is usually a bit more grounded but still immense, allowing him to lift billions of tons, support the weight of a continent, push planetoids in cooperation with other heroes (like Green Lantern), and withstand universal-level attacks. He can lift cruise ships, stop trains, and catch satellites effortlessly. Peak Versions (e.g., Superman One Million/Prime): The most powerful versions of Superman, such as Superman Prime, have spent millennia absorbing solar energy, achieving literally limitless power, able to hold a solar system black hole in his hands and break out of time itself. Saitama is infinitely strong, possessing unlimited power, speed, and durability that transcends physical laws. His strength is not a finite, measurable value but a gag-based concept that allows him to defeat any opponent with a single punch. He can destroy meteors with a casual punch, and his Serious Punch has enough force to destroy the Earkth's atmosphere and negate planet-destroying attacks. Infinite power: Saitama has infinite physical strength because he removed his "limiter," a device that restricts a being's potential.

Henry Stickmin has a vast array of weapons and powers derived from his many adventures, ranging from conventional firearms like a sniper rifle and pistol to more fantastical abilities. He has demonstrated powers such as cybernetic enhancements, energy projection, temporal manipulation with an energy drink, and numerous gadgets like the Paperizor and a Liquidificator. His abilities are often plot-dependent, allowing him to gain specific powers or weapons for different scenarios. Standard Firearms: Pistol, sniper rifle (CheyTac M200 Intervention), assault rifle, rocket launcher, grenades Melee Weapons: Sword, knife, hammer, chainsaw, crowbar, flail, lance Gadgets: Paperizor: Transforms Henry into paper to fit through tight spaces Liquidificator: Turns targets into a liquid Opacitator: Allows Henry to walk through walls Gravity Manipulator: Allows for gravity manipulation Plunger boots: Used to stick to surfaces or launch himself Teleporter: Teleports Henry to other locations The Second Coming (TSC) from Alan Becker's series is extremely powerful, with his strength escalating significantly in his Awakened form. He is considered one of the strongest characters in the series, capable of hyperversal-level feats through his mastery of mathematics and physics. His powers include manipulation of mathematical concepts, high-speed flight and attacks, telekinesis, laser vision, and the ability to restore deleted code. Mathematics Manipulation: TSC can manipulate mathematics as a physical force, using equations and symbols as weapons. His awakened power is compared to high-level mathematical constants and can be used to create or destroy universes. Hyper Speed: He can move at speeds that appear as teleportation, far surpassing his opponents, even the enhanced Dark Lord. Extreme Strength: In his awakened state, he is incredibly strong, shown by being able to easily overpower the Dark Lord and his army of Virabots. Laser Vision: He can emit a powerful green laser from his eyes,

Bill Cipher possesses an array of powerful abilities including reality warping, telekinesis, shapeshifting, and mind manipulation. He can also perform feats like astral projection, energy manipulation, and possession. His powers are extensive, allowing him to alter space, time, and matter, and he has even been shown to generate fire and shoot energy blasts. Reality Warping: Can alter and reshape reality itself to his will. Energy Manipulation: Can manipulate and project various forms of energy, including fireballs and lasers. Flight: Can hover and float freely through the air. Regeneration: Has a regenerative healing factor, allowing him to recover from injuries. Shapeshifting: Can change his physical form. Size Manipulation: Can change his own size. Astral Projection: Can project his consciousness outside of his body. Telekinesis: Can lift and move objects and beings with his mind. Mind Manipulation: Can read thoughts, extract information, and control others' minds. Possession: Can possess and control the bodies of other living beings. Soul Manipulation: Can take, seal, and fragment souls, and can even prevent souls from reaching the afterlife. Perception Manipulation: Can alter a person's perception, making it impossible for their loved ones to recognize them. Sans is physically the weakest character in Undertale, with stats of 1 ATK, 1 DEF, and 1 HP, but he is considered the strongest due to his "hax" abilities and "cheats" in battle. His true strength lies in his awareness of the game's mechanics, high speed, and the "Karmic Retribution" (KR) damage that exploits a player's "sins". He uses a variety of powerful attacks, like his Gaster Blasters, to make him arguably the most difficult boss in the game. Dodging: He can dodge every attack, something other monsters cannot do, making it impossible to land a hit on him during his "dodging phase" in his boss fight, says Wiki Undertale. Karmic Retribution (KR): His attacks deal "Karmic Retribution" damage,

Evil Morty is exceptionally strong, possessing intelligence comparable to Rick, cybernetic enhancements, and expert combat and hacking skills. His power comes from a combination of his natural intelligence, which he honed over years by absorbing data and experience from other Ricks, and his technological expertise. He proved his strength by defeating Rick Prime and is capable of manipulating and deactivating other Ricks and their technology, including hacking their portal guns. Superhuman intelligence: He has an intelligence that rivals Rick's, allowing him to hack the portal gun and devise complex plans. He is also a master manipulator who can deceive others to achieve his goals. Cybernetic enhancements: His body is augmented with technology, such as the eye implant he used to control Evil Rick and robotic arms that launch drones, giving him enhanced abilities. Expert combatant: He is an exceptional fighter with skills that allowed him to fight against Rick Prime, who had previously defeated Rick C-137. Master hacker: He is the only person known to have successfully hacked a Rick's portal gun, enabling him to prevent Ricks from escaping or change their destination to something dangerous. Strategic genius: He strategically defeated Rick Prime, proving to be the only one capable of outsmarting him. He also stole the plans for the Omega Device, a superweapon, and has the ability to rebuild it to erase all Ricks from existence if he chooses. Star" Marceline is a powerful variant of Marceline from a different universe, but she is significantly weaker than the Marceline from Adventure Time. While "Star" Marceline possesses a range of abilities, including levitation, pyrokinesis, and rapid healing, she has not been shown to use powers like invisibility or shape-shifting, and her power is not on the same level as the Adventure Time version. Soul-sucking: A power inherited from her demon heritage, according to Jaden's

Mario possesses superhuman strength, allowing him to break bricks with his fists, lift massive objects, and throw enemies like Bowser. His strength is showcased in various abilities, including his incredible jumping power, which is the result of exceptional leg strength. Lifting and throwing: He can effortlessly lift and throw enormous foes, such as Bowser. Jumping power: His legendary jumps are a result of immense leg strength, which allows him to leap incredible heights Breaking blocks: Mario can destroy brick blocks with his fists, a feat requiring significant superhuman strength. Kirby Powers: Ground pound: His ground pound ability is powerful enough to launch large objects like asteroids and can even be used to destroy tanks. Durability: He can endure impacts and attacks from enemies who possess strength equal to or greater than his own, demonstrating superhuman durability. Planet-level feats: He has split his home planet in half with a single punch in a mini-game and can casually punch through planets. Gravity and space: He can withstand the force of a black hole's suction and redirected a meteor light-years away with a baseball bat, causing it to shatter multiple planets. Stamina and durability: Kirby can effortlessly adapt to extreme environments, from scorching lava to the vacuum of space, and has been shown to be indestructible Power copying: Kirby can absorb enemies and copy their abilities, such as fire, ice, swords, and more, often using the copied abilities more effectively than the original user. Hypernova ability: In one instance, his "Hypernova" ability amplified his suction so much that he consumed a final boss's attack, its body parts, and even its health bar, before disintegrating it with a beam. Adaptability: He can even transform into powerful enemies he has defeated, becoming them to use their unique skills.

Superman vs. Goku" debate is a popular and long-running discussion with no single conclusion, as the winner depends on which version of each character is used and the criteria for winning. Arguments for Superman often cite his speed, intelligence, and abilities like heat vision and freeze breath, while arguments for Goku highlight his immense power, durability, and "Hax" abilities like teleportation and the ability to push his power to infinite levels.

Omni-Man would defeat Homelander due to his superior strength, speed, durability, and extensive combat experience. While they share similar powers like flight and invulnerability, Omni-Man has centuries of battle experience as a ruthless Viltrumite warrior, a fact that would allow him to exploit Homelander's inexperience and relative weakness in a fight. Analyses, such as the DEATH BATTLE video, show Omni-Man enduring and overcoming Homelander's attacks, ultimately winning the fight through a combination of overwhelming power and tactical skill.

When comparing Sonic the Hedgehog and the Flash, the most common conclusion is that the Flash is the faster and more powerful speedster, especially when considering his most potent versions. While Sonic is exceptionally fast, the Flash's abilities are on a different scale due to his connection to the Speed Force.