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Quote1 No one stronger than Zeek. Quote2

History

Zeek is the son of Atlas, the god of strength. Originally Zeek was recruited by a group of criminals who took advantage of his docile nature, this led him to clash with Dragon but with the help of the latter he realized that he had been deceived and therefore decided to abandon his criminal career.

Some time later, Zeek was recruited into the Special Operations Strikeforce in which he remained for a few years.

More recently Zeek moved to the Hidden City of God Town after meeting his father but when the gods decided to cancel their vow of non-interference with mortals Zeek resumed visiting the mortal world.

Attributes

Powers

  • Divine Empowerment: Being the descendant of the God of strength Zeek possesses capacities well beyond mortals and many superhumans.
    • Superhuman Strength: Having inherited all the strength of his divine ancestor Zeek possesses monstrous strength levels. He has demonstrated on several occasions that he is one of the strongest humans in the world, his punches are able to shake the earth, he was able to overwhelm Savage Dragon with ease, he proved himself capable of killing various deities with his bare hands and to tear off Hercules' arms. One of his greatest demonstrations of strength was perhaps when he met Atlas for the first time and a fight broke out between the two forcing the God of strength to acknowledge his descendant's superior might.
    • Superhuman Stamina
    • Invulnerability: Zeek possesses incredible amounts of durability, most conventional weapons don't affect him and he can take numerous blows from super strong opponents without sustaining damage.
    • Superhuman Reflexes: Zeek is fast enough to hit speedsters.
    • Immortality

Abilities

Weaknesses

  • Diminished Intellect: Zeek appears to be suffering from some form of mental retardation and demonstrates the intelligence and naivety of a child. Zeek also struggles to express himself and tends to get angry easily.

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