History
Onslaught was created from the DNA of Tyson Rios by Warlord. Onslaught is the only clone of Crimson Shadow. He was cloned from the mutated Crimson Shadow, so he became pure energy. Once he was brought to life he fought Tyson. Warlord ordered Onslaught to blow himself up and he did, killing himself and Tyson. They both came back to life and Tyson was normal again. Tyson fled leaving Onslaught and Warlord alone. Warlord commanded Onslaught to go after Tyson but Onslaught refused. Onslaught left Warlord to find out the extent of his power. When Onslaught learned the extent of his power he went to look for Crimson Shadow. Instead he found his son Ricardo. Onslaught ambushed him and overpowered him. Onslaught blew himself up but he missed Ricardo. Onslaught found Ricardo unconscious and he decided not to kill him, but his mother. He went to Ricardo's house but he was blasted way from it by Ricardo. Onslaught followed Ricardo into the basement and he blew Ricardo's arm off. Onslaught started to attack Naomi but he was attacked by Ricardo. Onslaught grabbed Ricardo by the throat and threw him threw the roof. Onslaught turned to Naomi and attacked her again. After one shot to the face Naomi was killed instantly. Onslaught left the house to find Crimson Shadow. Onslaught was in a warehouse and he was attacked by Captain Universe. Onslaught was killed by Captain Universe but he came back to life and fled.
Newfound Power
Onslaught has recently learned that he can make himself even more powerful due to the mutation. Onslaught has to charge his energy so that he can power himself up. When Onslaught tried it he was stronger and bigger than before. When he changed back he became stunned. Onslaught didn't care about this flaw because he knew that with his newfound power he couldn't be stopped. He wanted to use this power on someone so he looked for Crimson Shadow. Onslaught saw Crimson Shadow, so he ambushed him. Onslaught plowed Crimson Shadow into the ground. Onslaught kept beating him into the ground until Crimson Shadow blasted him away. They continued to fight but Onslaught was losing, so he decided to power up. The tremendous force pushed Crimson Shadow back. The fully powered Onslaught charged Crimson Shadow with a flurry of punches. Crimson Shadow flew into space and Onslaught followed. Crimson Shadow blew himself up killing Onslaught in the process. Onslaught came back and he looked for Crimson Shadow but he never reappeared. Onslaught knew that Crimson Shadow had finally died. Onslaught wanted to become the most powerful being in the universe, so he decided to go after Warlord first.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Regenerative Healing Factor: Onslaught possesses a superhuman healing factor that allows him to regenerate damaged or destroyed bodily tissue with far greater speed and efficiency than an ordinary human. Onslaught is able to heal injuries such as slashes, puncture wounds, bullet wounds, and severe burns within moments. His healing factor is developed to the point that he can regrow missing limbs and organs.
- Photon Energy Blasts: These blasts are shot from Onslaught's hands and when formed into a ball it explodes on impact
- Flight: Onslaught is cabable of flying at 750 mph
- Superhuman Strength: Onslaught possesses vast superhuman strength, granting him the ability to lift (press) far in excess of 100 tons.
- Immortality
Abilities
- Onslaught is an extraordinary hand-to-hand combatant, he is a highly skilled marksman and detective
Strength level
- Onslaught possesses vast superhuman strength enabling him to lift (press) far in excess of 100 tons
Weaknesses
- Once Onslaught powers up, he will be disabled for a few minutes
Paraphernalia
Equipment:
- None known
Transportation:
- None known
Weapons:
- None known
Notes
- No special notes
Trivia
- No trivia
See Also
- Appearances of Tyson Rios (Clone) (Earth-616)
- Character Gallery: Tyson Rios (Clone) (Earth-616)
- Quotations by Tyson Rios (Clone) (Earth-616)
Discover and Discuss
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