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Deathstroke

Slade Wilson

A mercenary whose enhanced brain lets him predict an opponent's next move, which is the ability that actually wins his fights.

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Powers

Healing Factor
2 feats on file
Superhuman Strength
3 feats on file
Precognition
3 feats on file

Commonly got wrong

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Commonly believed Deathstroke wins fights through strength and healing.

Actually His decisive ability is prediction — an enhanced brain that reads an opponent's next move before it happens. He beat the entire Teen Titans roster with preparation and foresight, not raw power.

The New Teen Titans

The feat ledger

His enhanced brain predicts an opponent's next move, which is how he wins

Statement The New Teen Titans (1980) · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Recovers from wounds far faster than a human, though not instantly

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Uses roughly nine-tenths of his brain capacity, the stated source of the enhancement

Statement The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Defeats the entire Teen Titans roster alone

Feat Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Lost an eye and it did not regenerate, which fixes the healing's limit

Statement The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Fights Batman on even terms without any superhuman advantage in strength

Feat Identity Crisis · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

He orchestrated Terra's infiltration of the Titans years in advance

Statement Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Enhanced reflexes and stamina accompany the mental enhancement

Feat The New Teen Titans · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Continuities

Claims on this page are tagged by canon. Blending them is the most common error in both wikis and AI answers.

  • Post-Crisis DC — 1986 Crisis on Infinite Earths through 2011 Flashpoint
  • New 52 — DC relaunched continuity, 2011 to 2016

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