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Summary
The Norse god of mischief Loki created a mask, sending it down to the mortal realm to cause chaos amongst humans. This mask, if worn, would grant the user extraordinary power beyond their wildest imaginations. Whether they used that power for good, or for evil... was for them to decide.
It first fell in the hands of Stanley Ipkiss, a dissatisfied bank employee who, upon wearing it, turned into a energetic, cartoony, and almost unstoppable figure, that used its powers to gain revenge on those who wronged him. However, this proved to go severely wrong for him, as everyone he knows turns against him, and he has to shape up and save the day, as The Mask.
Powers and Stats
Tier: 9-B
Name: Stanley Ipkiss, The Mask, Cuban Pete
Origin: The Mask
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Human, Bank Clerk, Superhero
Powers and Abilities:
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Wind and Weather Manipulation during his Transformation (The Mask's transformation[1] consistently triggers small[1] thunderstorms[1] and[2] harsh winds[1])
- Toon Force
- Hammerspace (Can pull out hammers[1], various objects including a bazooka[1], a horn[1], several[1] guns[2], and a giant pencil sharpener[2])
- Breaking the Fourth Wall (Shown here[1])
- Smoke Manipulation (While wearing The Mask, Loki could create smoke[2])
- Immortality (Types 2 & 3)
- Weapon Creation (Can create balloon constructs which can be used as real weapons[1])
- Sound Manipulation (With his horn, which makes a sound loud enough to make windows shatter[1])
- Reality Warping (Able to warp reality to his liking so it functions as a cartoon would[1])
- Transmutation (Can turn a balloon gun into a tommy gun[1])
- Elasticity (Can stretch[1] parts of his body[1])
- Empathic Manipulation (Made people who initially wanted to kill him happy and willing to dance along with him[1])
- Cloth Manipulation (Can instantaneously change his own clothes[1] and the clothes of others[2])
- Broadway Force (Able to jumpstart musical numbers that make everyone around him want to dance, even if they don't want to[1]. This even affects inorganic and inanimate objects[2])
- Regeneration (At least Mid, possibly High-Mid; Able to regenerate from an explosion that reduced someone just to their bones[2] and should possibly be comparable to Loki who could reform himself from the shredded bits of a pencil he turned into[2])
- Vehicular Mastery
- Power Bestowal
- Possibly Existence Erasure, Fire Manipulation, Shapeshifting, Biological Manipulation and Flight (Should likely have all the powers of Loki, who could erase Tim's weapons as a pencil[2], shapeshift into a briefcase[2] and a pencil[2], reform himself from flying shredded bits[2], remove someone's face[2] and produce fire from his fingers[2])
- Resistance to Pain
Attack Potency: Wall level (Can smash through walls,[1] and damage Loki, who can survive being crushed by two dumpsters[2])
Speed: Supersonic+ (Can dodge close-ranged shotgun blasts[1] and bullet fire[1])
Lifting Strength: Unknown
Striking Strength: Wall level
Durability: At least Wall level (Tanks an explosion which was going to destroy a casino[1] and survives a fall which cracked asphalt[1], which should yield around 1.589350e6 joules), regeneration and Toon force make him hard to kill.
Stamina: Superhuman (Remains energetic and unaffected despite being active all night[1])
Range: Standard Melee Range; Unknown with summons
Standard Equipment: None notable, but can summon a variety of objects.
Intelligence: Average
Weaknesses: Is extremely eccentric and doesn't take fights seriously. He can only use his powers during nights
Note: Due to all sharing the same source of their abilities, this profile lists statistics and powers shown by Stanley Ipkiss, Loki and Tim Avery, as there is no reason to believe Ipkiss wouldn't be able to replicate said powers.
Notable Matchups
Victories:
Dr. Robotnik (Paramount Sonic Continuity) Dr. Robotnik's Profile (Speed equalized. Both had everything Tier 9 and below. Each had 3 Hours of prep)
Losses:
Inconclusive:
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