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and what are his powers?

Depends how you define "human".

Is the only criteria that the character was originally human?

Or must the character still have human biology at the height of his/her power?

John McClane.

Originally posted by Robtard
John McClane.

Nah.


His unbreakable character was more powerful and sturdier.


He was also fully human, so he would count as more powerful.


Mutants wouldn't count...I don't think.

with human biology

anyone who had the flu during the 'war of the worlds.'

Tetsuo!

Bruce Almighty

Originally posted by celestialdemon
Bruce Almighty
Bingo!

Originally posted by siriuswriter
anyone who had the flu during the 'war of the worlds.'
HAHAHAHAHA.

So they have to be genetically human?

Are weapons or power-enhancing devices allowed?

Originally posted by AngryManatee
Tetsuo!

Originally posted by dadudemon
Nah.


His unbreakable character was more powerful and sturdier.



McClane would just say Yippee-ki-yay, motherfcka and just drown him.

pre retcon beyonder

Jesus Christ.

The Doctor, knowledge is power!

Lu Bu from Dynasty Warriors

Tadakatsu Honda from Samurai Warriors

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Molecule Man.

Dr Manhattan...technically he's human - biologically, physical appearance, not necessarily mentally because he's virtually going insane with the knowledge of his past present and future all at once...

Out of the fiction movies I had watched I think the most powerful fiction character was Hulk.

Originally posted by full_movies_43
Out of the fiction movies I had watched I think the most powerful fiction character was Hulk.

EL Oh EL

Jesus aka God

Fiction work = the Bible

Ash and his BOOM STICK!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5iTpleCndo

Since I don't consider Jesus the Messiah and and the ancient Bible to be fiction I would have to say Superman , Green Lantern , Hulk or Dave Bowman as the StarChild at the end of 2001 . If he's even still considered Human , I don't know?