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Jack Baker is one of the major antagonists in Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The patriarch of the Baker family, he was the husband of Marguerite Baker, father to Zoe and Lucas Baker, and adoptive father of Eveline. He was the first of his family to be infected by Mold.
Powers and Stats
Tier: 9-B | 9-A
Name: Jack Baker
Origin: Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
Gender: Male
Age: 54
Classification: Human afflicted by Mold
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Regenerationn (High-Mid), Can use nearly any object as a lethal weapo
Attack Potency: Wall level (Casually shattered a wall by walking through it, Can easily throw people through walls, Can easily backhand steel shelves and stone support pillars into pieces, Cut a man's head in half with a shovel, Ripped a car apart with his bare hands, Casually tore a steel fence in half) | Small Building level (Far larger and stronger than his base form, Casually ripped a wooden shed in half)
Speed: Peak Human (Can walk fast enough to keep up with a grown man in a full sprint) | Below Average Human (Can only crawl around slowly) with SuperHuman combat speed (Can attack faster than Ethan Winters can react)
Lifting Strength: SuperHuman (Can tear metal apart with his bare hands, Can wield heavy metal equipment as though it were weightless, Can easily lift a grown man with one hand, Superior to Mia who threw Ethan Winters up a flight of stairs) | Class 5 by virtue of size
Striking Strength: Class KJ (Knocked out Ethan Winters, who can tank point blank explosions and survive being hit by a car multiple times, twice, once with with a single punch and once with a kick to the head) | Class MJ
Durability: Wall level (Can tank being hit by a car multiple times, Can walk away from being rammed into a steel girder and then set on fire, Survived a near point-blank car explosion, Can be shot multiple times in the head or heart with handgun, magnum, and shotgun rounds with little issue, Can shrug off being cut with a chainsaw multiple times), Regenerationn makes him hard to kill | Small Building level (Superior to his base form, Can shrug off grenades with little issue), Regenerationn makes him hard to kill
Stamina: Superhuman (Can survive taking a massive amount of damage and continue fighting as though nothing happened)
Range: Standard melee range, extended melee range with weapons | Extended melee range by virtue of size
Standard Equipment: Shovel, Axe, Spiked Roller, Chainsaw Shears (Though he can use nearly anything as a weapon) | None
Intelligence: Below Average (Though he is completely insane he is skilled in stealth, can use a variety of everyday items as lethal weapons, and managed to make a pair of shears out of chainsaws despite not having any stated knowledge of how to do so)
Weaknesses: Completely insane, Highly overconfident in his Regenerationn
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- Mold: As a side effect of his infection by the Mold, Jack possesses superhuman strength far beyond what a man of his age and build should be capable of. He also possesses a Regenerationn factor, though his is on a whole different level as compared to the rest of the Baker family due to his being the first of the Bakers to be infected by Eveline. He is nigh-invulnerable to conventional means of attacks, and attacks of greater power will only slow him down, such as getting shot in the head, blowing a hole through the right portion of his skull, lit on fire, and engulfed in a fiery car explosion. He still comes back even when his upper body explodes following a fight with Ethan Winters, causing him to regenerate into a monstrous entity covered in Eveline's contamination.
Summary
Miles Upshur is an investigative reporter and the unseen protagonist of Outlast and a secondary character in Outlast: Whistleblower. He arrives to investigate Mount Massive Asylum based on a lead he receives from Waylon Park.
Powers and Stats
Tier: 10-B, at least 9-B using The Walrider
Name: Miles Upshur, Apostle, The Host
Origin: Outlast
Gender: Male
Age: In his late 20's
Classification: Freelance Investigate Reporter, Host of the Walrider
Powers and Abilities: Parkour practitioner, Regenerationn (Low-High), Technomorphism
Attack Potency: Human level, at least Wall level+ using The Walrider, The Walrider can also ignore durability
Speed: Athletic Human, The Walrider is Subsonic
Lifting Strength: Athletic Human physically, at least SuperHuman using Walrider
Striking Strength: Class H, at least Class KJ using the Walrider
Durability: At least Wall level+ (Was almost completely unharmed by a point-blank explosion that blew apart a steel door and knocked him off a 30 foot drop, Can survive hits from variants such as Chris Walker), Regenerationn makes him difficult to kill (He was shot dozens of times and regenerated, His Regenerationn should be on par with Billy Hope, who regenerated from a cloud of nanites)
Stamina: Very High (The Walrider grants its Host a Regenerationn factor, his regen allowed him to brush off being shot dozens of times)
Range: Standard melee range, Varies with the Walrider
Standard Equipment: Camcorder, The Walrider
Intelligence: Above average (Was able to work as a successful reporter for several years and uncovered many controversial topics during his career)
Weaknesses: Miles himself lacks fighting skills
| Gott im Himmel. You have become the host. | ||
~ Rudolf Wernicke |
The Walrider, also known as The Swarm, is the main antagonist and the final enemy encountered in Outlast and Outlast: Whistleblower. It is the source of the madness that seems to infect most of the asylum's inhabitants and the deity of Father Martin's religion and his followers.
Powers and Stats
Tier: At least 9-B
Name: The Walrider, Alp, The Swarm, The Gospel of Sand, God, Nano-Swarm, Nano-Cloud
Origin: Outlast
Gender: None (Though appears masculine)
Age: 66 years old (Chronologically)
Classification: Nano-Swarm (The Walrider is composed of nanites)
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Immortality (Type 6), Intangibility, Possession, Can grant its host Regenerationn (Low-High), Flight, Technomorphism, (Via Body Possessing), Partial Invisibility, Prolonged exposure to the Walrider induces insanity, Shapeshifting, Size Manipulation
Attack Potency: At least Wall level (Easily killed Chris Walker, can kill Miles Upshur and Waylon Park in one hit on higher difficulties). Body Possession ignores conventional durability
Speed: Subsonic (Killed a group of armed soldiers in matter of seconds. Kept up with a speeding Jeep)
Lifting Strength: At least SuperHuman (Can lift the likes of Walker with ease)
Striking Strength: At least Class KJ (Physically stronger than Walker)
Durability: Unknow (Survived the simultaneous detonation of twelve gasoline tanker trucks), Intangibility and Immortality make it very difficult to kill
Stamina: Limitless (Composed of nanites)
Range: Varies (A few meters for attacking, multiple meters in the sense that the Walrider itself can be spread quite widely)
Standard Equipment: Its host
Intelligence: Below Average (It may or may not be interpreted as sentient. Nonetheless, it is aware that it requires a host for survival, and thus made Miles its host after Miles killed Billy Hope, its previous host. Billy controlled the Walrider while he was the host via lucid dreaming)
Weaknesses: The Walrider needs a host for survival due to its nature (using the cells of the host to manufacture the molecules necessary for its creation), It has a history of taking the killer of its previous host as its new host
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
- Body Possession: The Walrider can invade the body of a target and manipulate the being it has invaded. This means that it can throw the target around like a ragdoll, slamming it into walls, or suspend the target in air (implied to be choking the target at the same time). It can also tear the target apart from the inside.
- Parasitism: The Walrider requires a host to survive. If its current host dies it will usually seek out their former host's killer and use them as their new host.
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