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Enhanced Abilities: Vulkor has super human strength, agility, speed and endurance. |
Malleable Form: Vulkor like all Martians possesses a psionic control over his physical form, even down to the molecular level. As a form of shape-shifting, this power enables a Martian to contort his or her physical structure allowing them to adopt human form, elongate their limbs and grow to immense size. |
Invisibility: Vulkor possesses the ability to bend waves of light around him, rendering him invisible to most forms of human detection. |
Density Manipulation: Vulkor can increase his molecular density to become tougher and stronger, as well as decrease it to become incorporeal and thus able to pass through solid objects. |
Invulnerability: With the exception of fire, a Martian is invulnerable to nearly all physical attacks. |
Flight: Vulkor can defy gravity and fly through sheer force of will, this ability is psionic in nature. |
Regeneration: Martians have powerful regenerative powers that enable them to regenerate their entire body from a severed limb, they can further enhance their regenerative powers by drawing mass from nearby sources. |
Telepathy: Vulkor possesses the ability to read the minds of others and project his thoughts to a varying degree. |
Martian Vision: Vulkor is able to project heat beams from his eyes. |
Self-Sustenance: Martian physiology is self-sufficient negating the need for food or drink. |
Helmet: Vulkor employed a large, spherical helmet which to date was only used as a means of controlling the "Brainwave Energizer." Said device, when placed within a close proximity of an individual, allowed Vulkor to control their actions. The Brainwave Energizer has proven effective against human, but not Martians. |
Vehicle: Vulkor pilots the atom-powered "Capsule," a large, orange, spherical metal aircraft that resembles a bathysphere. The craft contains a massive, telescoping mechanical arm capable of tearing apart a jet plane. The sphere is also equipped with a forcefield able to fend off most attacks. |