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100 Men squaring up against a gorilla

Summary[]

100 Men is the combination of 100 humans combined to take down a gorilla.

Powers and Stats[]

Tier: 8-B

Name: 100 Men

Origin: 100 men versus a gorilla

Gender: Varies

Age: Varies

Classification: Human, hominid, Homo Sapiens

Powers and Abilities:

Active[]

  • Acrobatics (Hypermobility,[1] limited Surface Running via wall running,[2] and Self-Momentum against surfaces[3][4])
  • Pressure Points (Has deep knowledge in specific areas of the body that will get more damaged or pain-inducing when struck and can improve the health of the body when put pressure onto, albeit with a lack of peer-reviewed studies for the latter[7][8])
  • Sound Manipulation (The loudest scream by a person was 129 dBA, being done by Jill Drake.[11][Note 2] Should be capable of causing permanent hearing loss to people with an above average scream, which requires 85 dB[12])

Conditional[]

Passive[]

Supportive[]

  • Analytical Prediction and Extrasensory Perception (Pattern recognitions in their area of knowledge allows people to rapidly and subconsciously predict the future, detect danger, and sexual orientation,[20] allowing the most skilled and smartest people to have the best intuitions[21])
  • Conditional Instinctive Reactions (With enough experience, procedural memory can be used to predict movement and automatically execute a response, granting increased reaction speed[22])
  • Photographic Memory (Can recreate detailed landscapes by memory. Has hyperthymesia (HSAM); people with HSAM can accurately remember even trivial details of what happened everyday since their mid-childhood and the day of the week of each day with 97% accuracy for verifiable details[23])

Resistance to...

  • Certain Poisons (Mithradatism is the process of building an immunity to certain venoms and poisons through small, non-lethal doses. This can build a resistance to most animal venoms, plant poisons, and arsenic;[25] people have used mithridatism to become immune to snake venom[26])
  • Cold (Wim Hof ran a marathon around the artic circle in shorts, along with other frigid-based records due to his bodily adaptations and the Wim Hof method[27][Note 4])
  • Drugs and their Status Effects (Has the strongest tolerance to any drug built a tolerance to, including any aliments that would come from them[33])
  • Empathic Manipulation (Antisocial Personality Disorder is a condition that causes a person to feel few emotions, not care about the rights of others, and have no morals[38])
  • Physical Possession (Gatekeeper alters from DID can control which personalities can take over the body, implying they can withhold certain alters from taking over the body[39])
  • Radiation (Albert Stevens withstood would-be lethal and carcenogenic annual dose of 300 rems and the 6400 rems of Plutonium; the most radiation a human body has ever had.[40] Induced Radioresistance is receiving small doses of ionizing radiation that can allow a greater resistance to it, as shown in cases like the residents of Ramsar, Iran[41][Note 8])
  • Sleep Inducement (Despite him wanting to sleep, Thai Ngoc is proven by medical professionals to be in a permanent state of insomnia since 1962 without suffering any negative medical effects[32])

Immune to...


  • All prior abilities.

Active[]

  • Accelerated Development (Other; Intelligence; AI learns at a pace faster than humans due to its ability to run and specialize in countless tasks, feature recognition and pattern recognition)
  • Energy Manipulation and Pain Manipulation (Can use Active Denial weapons to heat skin and cause pain without any lasting effects.[58] Can use kinetic impact projectiles to nonlethally cause significant pain/incapacitation of people[59])
  • Healing (Mid; can treat severe brain trauma.[76] More quicker lifesaving equipment can be used in battle despite the severe brain trauma requiring potentially prolonged/lifelong treatment and rehabilitation[76][77])
  • Homing Attack (By homing missiles and guided bullets,[78][79] the latter of which increases the hit rate of a bullet by the bullet being guided to the target rather than acting like a homing missile[79])
  • Magnetism Manipulation (By artificial magnets; the strongest indoor magnet could produce up to 1,200 Teslas and blew up the equipment generating it, the latter being stated to only withstand 700 Teslas[85])
  • Minor Ice Manipulation (By freeze rays and other ice-causing substances (like but not limited to liquid nitrogen)[87])
  • Pseudo-Forcefield Creation (The Active Protection Systems (APS) protects armored vehicles from lower-velocity explosive rounds fired by enemy aircraft and ground forces by creating an invisible "bubble" around a vehicle in which the vehicle can immediately detect threatening fire, and fire back at the threat to stop or deflect it, all autonomously[94])
  • Stealth Mastery (Via camouflage and other abilities listed in the technology abilities section that enable stealth,[88] absorbing radar,[88] and cruise missiles flying low to the Earth's surface[107])

Conditional[]

  • Light Absorption (Can make the darkest color in the world with preparation, which is 10 times blacker than Vantablack and can absorb 99.96% at 663 nm if the light source is at a perpendicular angle[111][112])
  • Limited Free Movement (Footwear can allow water and snow walking, even running for the latter[113])
  • Limited Information Analysis (Via computing technology;[114][115] notable in facial recognition,[114] identifying objects,[115] etc. Synesthesia makes it easier for humans to process information by converting a specific sensory input into another type of sensory input[116])
  • Limited Technology Manipulation (Can use Neuralink [a brain chip] to control devices from a distance[126] and send inputs capable of controlling movement and speed in video games[127])
  • Limited Weather Modification (By cloud seeding and preventing natural disaster-based storms.[128] The former usually relies on the release of silver iodide into storm systems.[129] Had increased rainfall in 82% of the seeded clouds, flood vehicle routes to where they're inoperable, slow movement on foot, and make 9 inches of rain in Vietnam during Operation Popeye with the use of cloud seeding[130])
  • Memory Loss Inducement (Via memory erasure and drug-induced amnesia, the time for the drugs to take affect and duration of the drugs should be noted just like other drugs in the "limited power nullification and status effect inducement" ability[131])

Passive[]

Supportive[]


Resistance to...

  • Hacking (Can have strong cybersecurity against the biggest cyberattacks[163])

Attack Potency: City Block level (Multiplying the peak amount of human weight by 100 and then putting that into a KE calculator with our enhanced speed gets us 11.72072 Tons of TNT. Multiplying the peak amount of human energy by 100 gets us 555000 Joules)

Speed: Supersonic+ (Multiplying the peak amount of human speed by 100 gets us 2780 mph)

Lifting Strength: Class 100 (Multiplying by the peak amount of human deadlifting strength by 100 gets us 54520 kg) | Class K (Multiplying by the peak amount of human backlifting strength gets us 555000 kg)

Striking Strength: City Block level

Durability: City Block level


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