- "First, improve your eating habits. Review your life rhythm. And regular exercise.If you pay attention to these three points, you can build a strong body."
- ― Senshi (Dungeon Meshi)
The power to be a master of bodybuilding, either innately or through training. Variation of Training Regimen and Sport Mastery.
Also Called[]
- Bodybuilding Expertise/Intuition
- Weightlifting Expertise/Intuition/Mastery
- Olympic Weightlifter
- The Gym Rat (Internet Slang)
Capabilities[]
The user, either innately or through training, is a master of bodybuilding and weightlifting, allowing them to effectively develop their muscles and strength through exercise and specialized dieting.
Applications[]
Associations[]
- Anatomical Mastery
- Mortal Physiology
- Peak Human/Enhanced/Supernatural Exercise
- Sport Mastery
- Super Bodybuilding
- Superior Human Physiology
- Training Regimen
Limitations[]
- May require a certain amount of training or exposure.
- May take time to achieve mastery.
Known Users[]
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
- Biscuit Oliva (Baki the Grappler)
- Mash Burnedead (Mashle: Magic and Muscles)
- Julius Reinhold (Kenganverse)
- Roronoa Zoro (One Piece)
- Superalloy Darkshine (One Punch Man)
- The Salt Middle Body Improvement Club (Mob Psycho 100)
Cartoons[]
- Bert Sparks (Animalympics)
- Ivan Disventsky (Animalympics)
- Wilhelm Cvet (Animalympics)
- Larry the Lobster (SpongeBob SquarePants)
- Sandy Cheeks (SpongeBob SquarePants)
Comics[]
- Bruce Wayne/Batman (DC Comics)
- Slade Joseph Wilson/Deathstroke (DC Comics)
- Dick Grayson (DC Comics)
- Steven Grant Rogers/Captain America (Marvel Comics)
- Edward Charles Allan "Eddie" Brock/Venom (Marvel Comics)
- Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin (Marvel Comics)
Video Games[]
- Zarya (Overwatch)
- Chris Redfield (Resident Evil)
- 5-Volt (WarioWare)
Gallery[]
Bruce Wayne/Batman (DC Comics) has undergone an extensive bodybuilding regimen to push himself to peak human physicality.
Like his mentor Batman, Dick Grayson (DC Comics) has pushed himself to peak human physicality through an intense bodybuilding routine.
After years of intense bodybuilding, Kingpin (Marvel Comics) has an above peak physical condition that allows him to be a formidable opponent, easily defeating multiple combatants during his workout in seventeen seconds.
Eddie Brock (Marvel Comics) has engaged in extensive weightlifting to hone his strength, granting him Olympic-level physicality.
After years of intense bodybuilding and training, Chris Redfield (Resident Evil) can match superhuman beings like B.O.W.s in hand-to-hand combat and move boulders several times his own height and weight.
After undergoing Mr. Sparkles' bodybuilding course, 5-Volt (WarioWare) became strong enough to effortlessly lift a kitchen cabinet with one arm.
The Salt Middle Body Improvement Club (Mob Psycho 100)