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Name: Gael Gold 

Nationality: American

Species: Human

Age: 30

Personality; Patriotic, Strong powerful intimidating threatening and won't hold back, breaking someone's bones

Powers and abilities 

Artificially Enhanced Physiology: The user possesses an artificially enhanced physiology and remodified bodies with man-made alterations such as genetic to cybernetic, by specialized drugs, experimentation, genetic engineering/manipulation, etc, all granting them a variety of strength and powers.

Superhuman Condition 

 Electromagnetism manipulation: The power to manipulate electromagnetism. Sub-power of Fundamental Forces Manipulation. An advanced combination of Electricity and Magnetism Manipulation. Variation of Continuum Manipulation

Quantum manipulation: The power to manipulate quantum mechanics and phenomena. Sub-power and one of the two branches of Physics Manipulation. The user can manipulate quantum physics, a branch of physics that explains the behavior of matter

Fundamental forces manipulation: Users are able to manipulate the four fundamental/interactive forces of the universe: Strong Force, Weak Force, Electromagnetism, and Gravity all in on

Nuclear manipulation:   The user can manipulate nuclear reactions; reactions involving changes in a nucleus, such as fission, fusion, neutron capture, or radioactive decay. The differences between nuclear and chemical reactions are that chemical reactions occur outside the nucleus, affecting the electrons. In contrast, nuclear reactions affect the nucleus, including protons, neutrons, and possibly even elementary particles like quarks, etc. Nuclear reactions generate energy orders of magnitude greater than chemical reactions. The user can control any reaction that affects the nucleus of the atom. This includes nuclear fusion, nuclear transmutation, nuclear fission, radioactive decay, and radiation.

Longevity

Radiation manipulation: The user can manipulate radiation; energy in the form of photons, electrons, positrons, protons, neutrons, or unidentified forces produced from thermal emissions, electromagnetism, nuclear fission chain reactions, or radioactive decay. Any material that spontaneously emits energetic radiation, for instance, alpha particles, beta particles, gamma rays, and neutron particles are considered radioactive. Across the universe, everything possesses a radioactive element, from plant life, foods, metals, soil, electronics, and nearly every material we use. All divergent from safe to energetic radiation can break subatomic bonds.

Weaknesses: Unknown