What if Kid Omni-Man (Oliver Grayson) Fights Rakan (Rakan) ?

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What if Kid Omni-Man (Oliver Grayson) Fights Rakan (Rakan) ?.

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Kid Omni-Man (Oliver Grayson) Power are given below;
[1] Accelerated Development: The ability to raise ones statistics and/or abilities at a much faster pace than a normal character in the setting is able to. Users of this ability are able to reap the fruits of their training with far less effort and time than most, with some characters improving their overall power effortlessly.[2] Accelerated Healing: Having accelerated healing generally means the ability to rapidly heal, though this varies on different levels. While Spider-Man can heal from basic injuries much quicker than a regular human, he could not recover from being liquified, unlike Deadpool or the Hulk.[3] Cold Resistance: The power/ability to be resistant or immune to one, some, or all forms of cold.[4] Durability: Resistance to physical injury.[5] Flight: Flight is an extremely common power used for transportation, allowing the user to lift off the ground and fly through the air. Like many common superpowers, flight was first popularized by Superman[6] Intelligence: Super intelligence is not always considered a superpower, and can just be a quality that a superhero possesses. One of the original superheroes, Doc Savage had extraordinary intelligence. However, some characters such as the villainous Leader have received their intelligence unnaturally as a superpower.[7] Jump: The ability to leap incredibly high and far was first made popular by Superman who was 'able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.' Superman's mode of transportation was later enhanced to flight. Some superheros still use super jumps as a means of transportation. These include Hulk and Spider-Man.[8] Longevity: Slowing down of even stop the effects of aging.[9] Stamina: Stamina is the power to function for long periods of time without tiring or straining oneself. Unlike Endurance, Stamina grants the user's body high resistance to the build-up of lactic acid in their muscles, allowing them to be physically active for considerably longer periods of time than the average member of the user's species.[10] Super Speed: Super speed is a very common power. Though its first famous user was Superman, the power has been even more popularized by the Flash. Super speed has long varied in meaning and power, but the general term means the ability to move quicker than a normal, athletic human.[11] Super Strength: Super strength is one of the most common powers, also made famous originally by Superman. Super strength usually involves the general enhancement of the character's muscles, allowing them to hit harder. [12] Acrobatics: The technique of performing maneuvers of balance, dexterity, agility, and coordination. In fiction, the levels of acrobatics can vary between simply performing extraordinary human movements to defiance of the laws of gravity and movement.[13] Agility: User with this ability can go from one motion to another effortlessly, effectively dodge attacks, swing from things easily, sprint, do back-flips, leap across rooftops, and numerous other gymnastic, athletic and martial implements with little to no effort.[14] Berserk Mode: A condition in which a character, due to any psychological or physical effects, falls into an uncontrollable rage. Intelligence is often reduced to the level of animal instincts, and the person in this condition begins with attacking indiscriminately, with increased aggression. However, the person might pose a threat both to enemies and allies. Often accompanied by a sharp increase in attacking capacity at the expense of defense.[15] Bionics: Artificial/Computerized enhancements[16] Dexterity: Skillfulness in the use of the hands or body.[17] Electricity Resistance: Not being injured from some or all types of electricity.[18] Endura

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