Charge!

Charge!
The Rhino (Marvel Comics) like his name suggests can use his horn to charge with great force.
Power/Ability to:	Charge in a linear direction with superhuman force and speed.

The ability to perform a charge in a linear direction with immense destructive force. Technique of Projectile Body and Kinetic Energy Manipulation. Combination of Enhanced/Supernatural/Absolute Speed and Concussive Force.

Also Called

• Charging
• Charging Attack
• Enhanced Charge/Charging
• Living Ram
• Ramming
• Stampeding (with multiple users)

Capabilities

The user is able to charge in a linear direction with superhuman speed and strength causing great destructive force. The user of this power can break through solid matter such as cement walls, iron shields, or even force fields. Multiple users together may create a stampede.

Applications

• Collision Inducement
• Concussive Force
• Critical Impact
• Enhanced Speed
  • Speed Combat
• Enhanced Strength
• Piercing Charge
• Power Headbutt
• Projectile Body

Associations

• Acceleration
• Bovine Physiology
• Cervid Physiology
• Dashing
  • Momentum Dash
• Enhanced Momentum
• Impact Manipulation
• Impale
• Juggernaut Momentum
• Kinetic Energy Manipulation
• Momentum Charge
• Motion Concentration
• Peak Condition
• Rhinoceros Physiology
• Shattering
• Speed Accumulation
• Speed Combat
• Speed Strike

Limitations

• May be at a disadvantage if the enemy has Aim Dodging.
• Might hit something too hard, causing injury.
• May not be able to change direction during the charge.

Known Users

• The Crusher (Aliens: Colonial Marines)
• Reiner Braun (Attack On Titan) as the Armored Titan
• Carrera (Azure Striker Gunvolt)
• Various Characters (Baki the Grappler)
• Lightning Dinosaurs/Ceratopsids (Dinosaur King)
• Sloth (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood)
• Gonarch (Hλlf-Life/Blλck Mesa)
• Antlion Guards (Hλlf-Life 2 series)
• Antlion Guardian (Hλlf-Life 2: Episode Two)
• Minions with Charge (Heartstone)
• Edelgard (How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord)
• Deilson Rowe (inFAMOUS: Second Son); via concrete manipulation
• Tyrantasaur (Kaiju Combat)
• Chargers (Left 4 Dead 2)
• Rhino (Marvel Comics)
• Cain Marko/Juggernaut (Marvel Comics)
• Krogan (Mass Effect)
• Biotics (Mass Effect series)
• Barroth (Monster Hunter Series)
• Jade Barroth (Monster Hunter series)
• Diablos (Monster Hunter series)
• Black Diablos (Monster Hunter series)
• Duramboros (Monster Hunter series)
• Rust Duramboros (Monster Hunter series)
• Gravios (Monster Hunter series)
• Black Gravios (Monster Hunter series)
• Lavasioth (Monster Hunter series)
• Monoblos (Monster Hunter series)
• White Monoblos (Monster Hunter series)
• Rajang (Monster Hunter series)
• Furious Rajang (Monster Hunter series)
• Seltas Queen (Monster Hunter series); via Seltas
• Teostra (Monster Hunter series)
• Tigrex (Monster Hunter series)
• Brute Tigrex (Monster Hunter series)
• Molten Tigrex (Monster Hunter series)
• Grimclaw Tigrex (Monster Hunter series)
• Deadeye Yian Garuga (Monster Hunter series)
• Ay/A (Naruto)
• Killer Bee/B (Naruto)
• Kokuō (Naruto)
• Cart Dogs (New Blood Interactive's DUSK)
• One As Many/Rat King (New Blood Interactive's DUSK)
• Cannonball (Ordinary Boy)
• Reinhardt (Overwatch)
• Pokémon that can use "Tackle", "Take Down", "Volt Tackle" or "Flame Charge" (Pokémon)
• Rhyhorn (Pokémon)
• Bald Bull (Punch-Out!! series)
• SCP-096 - The "Shy Guy" (SCP Foundation); whenever its face is looked at
• Boars (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series)
• Fleshes (S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series)
• Ooglers (Starbound)
• Kraith (Starcraft)
• Spyro (Skylanders)
• Tri-Tip (Skylanders)
• Spyro the Dragon (Spyro the Dragon series)
• Joyce Mandrake (The Awesomes)
• Demoman (Team Fortress 2)
• Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Reek (Star Wars)
• Chargin' Chucks (Super Mario Odyssey)
• Rhino (Warframe)
• Gauss (Warframe)

Gallery

Also having a behavior reminiscent to Rhinoceroses located on Earth, the Antlion Guards (Hλlf-Life 2 series) can run at fast speeds towards an enemy and then lands a devastating headbutt to them, causing a more concussive knockback in the process. Interestingly, it was also known that their charging is enough to instantly kill Hunters, which are basically weaker descendants to Striders.

Juggernaut's (Marvel Comics) ability relies on building momentum so that no object can stop him.

Kraith (Starcraft) charges out of unseen hatred

Tyrantasaur (Kaiju Combat) has a power charge ability where he combines his own energies with his charges.

Spyro (Spyro the Dragon) has two primary attacks - spitting flame and his charge attack.

Killer Bee/B (Naruto) with his Tailed Beast form uses his enhanced Lightning Released: Lariat…

…and while teaming up with his brother Raikage Ay/A, they perform the Double Lariat to decapitate their opponent.

Triceratops/Chomp (Dinosaur King) using Electric Charge.

Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)

Pignite (Pokemon) using Flame Charge.

Pikachu (Pokemon) using Volt Tackle.

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