Archetype:Super Soldier

Super Soldier Physiology
Steve Rogers/Captain America (Marvel Comics) was enhanced by The Super Soldier Serum.
Power/Ability to:	Possess the traits and abilities of a super soldier.

"If we have erred, Rogers will be dead within seconds! For, he is drinking the strongest chemical potion ever created by man! But, if we succeed, he will be the first of an army of fighting men such as the world has never known! His reflexes, his physical condition, his courage, will be second to none!"

― Dr. Abraham Erskine (Tales of Suspense #63)

The power to possess the traits and attributes of a super-soldier. Variation of Artificially Enhanced Physiology and Modified Physiology.

Also Called

• Enhanced Soldier Physiology

Capabilities

The user is a super-soldier, a soldier or fighter enhanced, scientifically and/or magically, beyond ordinary limitations.

Applications

• Combat Specialist
• Peak Human Condition/Enhanced Condition
• Sensorimotor Synchrony
• Weapon Proficiency

Associations

• Artificially Enhanced Physiology
• Combat Specialist
• Enhanced Condition
  • Enhanced Combat
• Human Physiology
• Magically Enhanced Physiology
• Modified Physiology
• One-Man Army
• Science Attuned Physiology
• Special Ops Mastery
• Superpowered Physiology
• Training Regimen
• Weapon Proficiency
• Weaponized Body

Limitations

• Process may cause various mental or physical problems.

Known Users

See Also: Super Soldier.

Cartoons/Comics

• Eclipse the Darkling (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Various Super-villains (The Awesomes)
• Slade Wilson/Deathstroke (DC Comics)
• OMAC cyborgs (DC Comics)
• Neo Warriors (Exosquad)
• Serpentor (G.I. Joe)
• Cy-Gor (Image Comics)
• Eugene "Flash" Thompson/Agent Anti-Venom (Marvel Comics)
• Steve Rogers/Captain America (Marvel Comics)
• James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes/Winter Soldier (Marvel Comics); via Infinity Formula.
• James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (Marvel Comics)
• Wade Wilson/Deadpool (Marvel Comics)
• Luke Cage (Marvel Comics)
• Isaiah Bradley (Marvel Comics)
• Elijah Bradley/Patriot (Marvel Comics)
• John Walker/U.S. Agent (Marvel Comics)
• Johan Schmidt/Red Skull (Marvel Comics); formerly
• Steve Rogers/Hydra Supreme (Marvel Comics)
• Predator X (Marvel Comics)
• Michael Van Patrick (Marvel Comics)

Live Television/Movies

• Nietzscheans (Andromeda)
• Cyrus Gold (Arrowverse)
• Roy Harper/Arsenal (Arrowverse); formerly
• Isabel Rochev (Arrowverse)
• Slade Wilson/Deathstroke (Arrowverse); formerly
• Slade Wilson's army (Arrowverse)
• Biomechanical demonoids (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
  • Adam
  • Forrest Gate
• Darryl Morris (Charmed); temporarily
• X5 Series supersoldiers (Dark Angel)
  • Max Guevara
• River Tam (Firefly)
• Emil Blonsky/Abomination (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Michael Peterson/Deathlok (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Robert Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Johann Schmidt/Red Skull (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Chan Ho Yin/Scorch (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Wes Keenan (Smallville)
• Terran Ghosts (StarCraft)
• Jaffa (Stargate)
  • Teal'c
• Kull Warriors (Stargate)
• Jem'Hadar (Star Trek)
• Clone Troopers (Star Wars)
• Death Troopers (Star Wars)
• Universal Soldiers (Universal Soldier)
• Super-Soldiers (The X-Files)

Anime/Manga

• Corpse Corps (Blood+)
• Allelujah/Hallelujah Haptism (Gundam 00)
• Laura Bodewig (Infinite Stratos)
• Vinsmoke Reiju (One Piece)
• Vinsmoke Ichiji (One Piece)
• Vinsmoke Niji (One Piece)
• Vinsmoke Yonji (One Piece)

Video Games

• Carnage (The Amazing Spider-Man 2)
• Sephiroth (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Zack Fair (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Cloud Strife (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Genesis Rhapsodos (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Angeal Hewley (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• SOLDIERs (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
• Kasumi Alpha (Dead or Alive)
• Alpha-152 (Dead or Alive)
• Phase 4 (Dead or Alive)
• FEV Mutants (Fallout series)
  • Super Mutants
• The Point Man (F.E.A.R)
• Spartan II's (Halo)
• Spartan III's (Halo)
• Spartan IV's (Halo)
• Forerunner Warrior-servants (Halo)
• Riptor (Killer Instinct)
• Commander Shepard (Mass Effect)
• Miranda Lawson (Mass Effect)
• Jack (Mass Effect)
• Grunt (Mass Effect)
• Solid Snake (Metal Gear)
• Liquid Snake (Metal Gear)
• Gray Fox (Metal Gear)
• Samus Aran (Metroid)
• Soldier 76 (Overwatch)
• Gabriel Reyes/Reaper (Overwatch)
• D-Code Soldiers (Prototype)
• Project Orion Soldiers (Prototype 2)
• Nemesis (Resident Evil)
• Shadow the Hedgehog (Sonic the Hedgehog)
• Super Soldier (Valkyrie Crusade)
• William Joseph "B.J." Blazcowics (Wolfenstein); via Super Soldier body

Tabletop Games

• Space Marines (Warhammer 40,000)

Music

• Noodle (Gorillaz)

Known Objects

• Forced Evolutionary Virus (Fallout series)
• Super Soldier Serum (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Super Soldier Serum (Marvel Comics)
• Infinity Formula (Marvel Comics)
• Gene Seed (Warhammer 40k)

Gallery

Riptor (Killer Instinct) is a product of UltraTech's Project Stalker, combining the intellect of a human with the ferocity and strength of a velociraptor and cybernetic augmentations.

Solid Snake (Metal Gear) is a product of the Les Enfants Terribles project, meant to create clones of Big Boss, the greatest soldier of the twentieth century.

Liquid Snake (Metal Gear), Solid Snake's twin brother, is also a product of the Les Enfants Terribles project.

Max Guevara (Dark Angel) is a member of the X5 series of super-soldiers.

Cy-Gor (Image Comics) is the end result of Project SIM: a half-man, half-gorilla monster enhanced with cybernetics.

The Corpse Corps (Blood+) are artificial chiropterans created for the sole purpose as military weapons.

The Nemesis T-Type (Resident Evil) is one of the most powerful B.O.W.s ever created by the Umbrella Corporation.

River Tam (Firefly) was partially transformed into a psychic super-soldier by the Alliance.

Gray Fox (Metal Gear) has been subjected to various super-soldier experiments, including the CIA's Perfect Soldier Project and the Cyborg Ninja Project.

Eclipse the Darkling (Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog) is a Black Arms super-soldier created to be his species' answer to Shadow the Hedgehog.

Kasumi Alpha (Dead or Alive) is a product of DOATEC's Project Alpha., a super-soldier project centered around clones of the kunoichi Kasumi.

Alpha-152 (Dead or Alive) is the penultimate result of Project Alpha.

Phase 4 (Dead or Alive) is the prototype of Project Alpha's final result.

James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

James "Logan" Howlett/Wolverine (Marvel Comics) is a product of the Weapon X super-soldier project.

Fantomex (Marvel Comics) a Sential/Mutant hybrid that was created by Weapon Plus.

Omega Red (Marvel Comics) is the Soviet Union's answer to Captain America.

The Predator X (Marvel Comics) is a bioweapon commissioned by William Stryker for the sole purpose of hunting and killing mutants.

A Neo-Viper (G.I. Joe)

Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek)

Samus Aran (Metroid)

Jak (Jak and Daxter) is a product of Baron Praxis' Dark Warrior Program.

Master Chief (Halo)

Buddy Blank, the One Man Army Corps (DC Comics)

Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)

SOLDIER 3rd Class.JPG

SOLDIERs (Final Fantasy VII) are all infused with the cells and genes of an extraterrestrial which significantly increases their overall physiology and condition.

Space Marines (Warhammer 40,000)

Commander Shepard (Mass Effect)

Kanden (Metroid Prime Hunters)

Grunt (Mass Effect) was engineered to be the ultimate krogan.

Gene (Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops) is the end result of the Successor Project.

Adam (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) is the end result of the 314 Project, a military super-soldier program meant to combine the advancement of technology with the intelligence and adaptability of humans and the superior strength and emotional detachment of demons.

Blacklight viral Super Soldier (Prototype 2)

Super Soldier (Valkyrie Crusade)

Wes Keenan (Smallville) was used as a prototype for Lex Luthor's Project Ares, possessing the DNA and powers of several metahumans, as well as the Phantom Zone escapee Titan.

Four of the Vinsmoke siblings (One Piece) have been genetically enhanced to be the ultimate soldiers for warfare.

During her childhood, Noodle (Gorillaz) was a test subject for a classified Japanese super soldier project. She, along with 22 other children, were trained with the sole purpose of fighting as soldiers for the Japanese military and government.

Carnage (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) is a product of Oscorp's Venom Project, which involves weaponizing nanite armor.