Stamina: I'm not sure if we see Equinox strain himself. However, he is insane, using his power to seek "balance" in a deranged, perhaps biased way. Intelligence: Should be reasonably intelligent, given he was chosen as a mediator for Order & Chaos, & regularly contends with Batman.
Range: Standard melee range usually, likely at least a few meters with powers & abilities, unknown via Teleportation. Notably, he survived energy he intended to use to remake/destroy the universe as 12 fragments that were scattered across Time and Space, the one we observe going on to experience atmospheric re-entry.Īlso, keys for the fragment of his mind embodying his Hate, the robots said fragment built that that piece of his mind controlled & said fragment possessing a giant robot body. Here's the result of an attack one of his stronger forms deflected: Likely should have other keys, for when he absorbed the power of the Lords of Order & Chaos, as well as his giant form(s). Off-screen, he restrained Gorilla Grodd & The Question. Can easily lift & hold Batman by the neck, despite Batman's fighting the restraining. Easily dodged Batman, & struck him strongly enough to launch Batman across a room (See image below), & crack the pillar Batman impacted with. Wall Level, likely higher: Superior to Batman (Batman: Brave and the Bold). To help keep things concise, here's a Respect Thread for him I found: That is the story of Equinox before the series began. His increased powers being strong enough to absorb all the powers of the lords of chaos and order, becoming god like." His powers would later be enhance upon his death, as now his spirit can use the full extent of the powers of Order and Chaos.
He can also manipulate probability, while making his influence seem coincidental. His ability to manipulate the two magical forces of order and chaos allows him to bend the fabric of reality itself, but not on a massive scale. However this was an enormous burden to bare, he grew tired of the impossible task he had been given and set out to keep the balance in his own way. His eternal duty was to ensure that the two forces remained equal by tipping the balance back should one force grow to strong. "The lords of order and chaos chose an infant to wield both magics, acting as their mediator. (Using DC Comics topic because Batman: Brave and the Bold & other shows aren't part of the "DC Animated Universe" unless Bruce Timms was involved.)ĭid you know about Batman: Brave and the Bold? It finished in late 2011 (Nearly 8 years ago), & this wacky, Silver Age Supehero send-off show boasted an original character who was likely Universal in power! I lost my work on this first time around.
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