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The Player Turk, while not confirmed to canonically be any specific Turk, is notably depicted in the Reunion Files as both Alvis (Rod) and Emma (Gun). From that, in addition to the clips used of Alvis in the Reminiscence of Final Fantasy VII Compilation, this thread makes the assumption the events of Before Crisis are largely attributed to either or sans Chapter 19 which was demonstrated to have been all Cissini per Crisis Core.

So, long story short, substitute out whatever gunfire animation we're stuck with for Alvis (Rod)'s melee attack animation we get to briefly see in the fight with Zirconiade for most of the presented strength feats.

Anyway?

I'm not pretending to make this for this website specifically, so standards of evidence may vary. I just happen to like the blog format here the best. As my intention is to be as complete as possible, regardless of your standards, I'm pretty sure you'll find something to use in here.

On what qualifies as a feat for the purposes of this collection? As video games seem to be one of those things that lack universal standards?

Things like HP, other stats, and status conditions are obviously gameplay and play no part in evaluation.

What's left of relevance then?

The animations and how they interact with the models are removed from the statistics used to determine game mechanics. In general, I prefer to take the animations and how they interact as being representative of their capabilities unless otherwise clarified to not be so by the developers. Repeated animations that couldn't feasibly be repeated aren't something to concern oneself with either. In consideration to disk space and internal storage/memory, its a bit ridiculous to ask for unique animations to the effect of preserving some arbitrary form of continuity when the animation just exists to represent what came to the development team's imagination.

Doesn't have to be your take, just happens to be mine and elsewhere.

Will/Mental/Spiritual Power Mechanics of FFVII

Here, here, here, and here, the Lifestream is the merged/convergent path of energy (Spirit Energy) of the consciousness/hearts/souls for all living things roaming the Planet. New life born with Spirit Energy and die to return it to the Planet (with some exceptions). Spirit Energy is what makes it possible for the planets to form in Final Fantasy VII. Without Spirit Energy, the planets cannot retain their shape and are destroyed. Shinra's use of Mako Energy will deplete the Lifestream over time and lead to the death of the Planet.

Gallery

Gallery

The man could sense the Lifestream trying to erode his spirit– the memories of his former experiences, thoughts and emotions. If he allowed himself be taken into the current, the being he once was would soon disseminate and disappear amongst the spirit energy cycling around the planet.

Lifestream Black 1

Some of the people possessed wounds that even the materia Yuffie had couldn’t heal but, she was sure they would heal gradually if cared for well. The problem was Yuffie herself didn’t have the mental power. Materia was the crystallization of the Lifestream. To withdraw the power from the stabilized crystal, some form of shock is required and this is triggered by the mind waves of the user. As a result of that, the materia user’s mind is significantly weakened.

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Limit Breaks

When your spirit energy rises to its ultimate limit, for a short while it aligns with and emits from your body. Furthermore, Zack is unusual in that he can copy Limit Breaks, such as taking Aerith’s “Healing Wind” Limit Break from FFVII and turning it into his Limit Break “Healing Wave”. In the same way, Cloud takes his Limit Break “Meteor Rain” from the original Limit Break Zack created based on him called “Meteor Shot”.

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Omnislash

When the limit is reached, his sword is imbued with fighting spirit from the heart for just a moment. In the blink of an eye, 14 hits of damage are dealt one after another…. Cloud then dramatically leaps into the air and brings his sword down for the final slash.

Final Fantasy VII Ultimania Omega: Cloud Strife Profile p036-041

Final Heaven

Brandishing her right hand, she concentrates her fighting spirit into her clenched fist. With the fist that starts to emanate light depending on the amount of spirit energy gathered, she deals a massive blow to the monster! The spirit energy that is sent into the monster through her fist starts to destroy it from within, crushing it together with a big explosion.

FFVII 10th Anniversary Ultimania: Tifa Lockhart Profile p042-047

All Creation

After setting up the weapon to break the seal, she focuses her spirit. Before the eyes of the concentrating Yuffie, a large mass of spirit which glows violet, appears. After the spirit energy has formed up sufficiently, it is directed towards the enemy. The released spirit becomes an obi of light and shoots towards the enemy group, engulfing them.

FFVII 10th Anniversary Ultimania: Yuffie Kisaragi Profile p064-067

Essentially?

The Soul = Will/Mind. Memories/Thoughts/Emotions are essentially the main power-sources in FFVII. The more heightened a characters emotions, the stronger that character will grow and perform.

Limit Break

Limit Breaks

When your spirit energy rises to its ultimate limit, for a short while it aligns with and emits from your body. Furthermore, Zack is unusual in that he can copy Limit Breaks, such as taking Aerith’s “Healing Wind” Limit Break from FFVII and turning it into his Limit Break “Healing Wave”. In the same way, Cloud takes his Limit Break “Meteor Rain” from the original Limit Break Zack created based on him called “Meteor Shot”.

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Here and here, having your anger pushed to the limit, you can unleash unimaginable power as a Limit Break. Lower Limit Breaks have less power, but can be used more frequently. Higher Limit Breaks have more power, but can be used less frequently.

vs Incomplete Zirconiade

Here and here, Fuhito's plans for AVALANCHE involve wiping out all life on the Planet and the materia embedded into Elfe's hand is able to accomplish this goal.

Recall?

Here, here, and here, Sephiroth and Elfe clash blades with one another and cause a notable crater to form beneath their feet. Sephiroth senses the Zirconiade Materia in Elfe and notes she possesses an "exceptional strength" within her and warns not to take her lightly.

So even the incomplete Summon Materia of Zirconiade (without Support Materia) has the power to compete with Sephiroth in some capacity.

Anyway?

Here and here, Zirconiade has the power to scorch the Planet's surface of all life. Zirconiade can only be summoned if the summoner possesses all the required Materia. Without the Support Materia to sustain Zirconiade's Materia, the Zirconiade Materia steadily drains the life force out of Elfe in compensation for being incomplete. There are four Support Materia in total, collecting them all will prevent Zirconiade from draining Elfe's life force.

Here, here, and here, Zirconiade is the summon that will reduce the entire world to ashes, burn everything away. That said, the Summon Materia on its own is incomplete and can't summon Zirconiade by itself (thus the Materia drains Elfe's life force to compensate until her death). The Summon Materia needs 4 Support Materia to carry out Zirconiade's summons. Summoned this way, Zirconiade would be imperfect and not fully manifest its power.

Here, ZIrconiade is considered to be a summon that would scorch the Planet.

Here, here, here, here, and here, Zirconiade begins the process of summoning and the four Support Materia fuse with Zirconiade's own Materia thereafter. Zirconiade is considered the summon that reduces everything to ashes. Zirconiade was incompletely summoned via being called forth by its incomplete Materia. In order to materialize completely, the Materia previously in Elfe's body needed to be offered to the summoned Zirconiade. Once fully materialized Zirconiade would be unbeatable. Its defeat required all 4 of its energy supplies be cut off.

Zirconiade

「 BC 」

The summon monster of legend, called the World-Burner. Inside the summoning materia, there is a symbol of a pyramid-shaped crystal. If the four support materia are not assembled, the summon cannot be successful, and the body will be damaged. By using the support materia during the imperfect summon, Zirconaide can be summoned, however, if it’s done this way, Zirconiade’s True Divine Power cannot be utilized.

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Here and here, the half dead Player Turk dredges up the last of their strength to use their Limit Break and put Incomplete Zirconiade down.

Summons

Summoned Beasts

Beings which are called forth from summon materia, many of which outwardly resemble monsters. As seen in the original game of FFVII, many of the summon beasts draw their targets into their own unique space in order to attack. However, Advent Children’s Bahamut Tremor, was a special summon beast who attacked while interacting with the real world.

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Gallery

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Shiva (here and here)

Ifrit (here and here)

Ramuh (here and here)

Titan (here and here)

Odin (here and here)

Leviathan (here and here)

Bahamut (here and here)

Kjata (here and here)

Hades (here and here)

Here, Reno and Rude discuss how the Gelnika was carrying Anti-Sephiroth Weaponry and Materia before WEAPON sank the plane (notable among them being the Highwind Limit Break, Hades Materia, and Double Cut Materia).

Typhoon (here and here)

Alright.

I see where that comes from, it depends how you want to interpret 天地崩壊 (This is Typhoon's designation/title it means "Collapsing World" or something to that effect). The main problem being 天地 / tenchi here.

For instance, the 5th pic:

- 放たれた閃光とともに、一瞬のうちに天地が逆転し...

- hanatareta senkou to tomo ni, isshun no uchi no Tenchi ga gyatuktenshi...

- With a flash of light, the World is reversed in an instant...

So, tenchi can mean World indeed, as well as mean Heaven & Earth, Realm... It's a pretty vague term all things considered.

I'm afraid to say this because I'm sure Megatron will jump on it, but it can also mean Universe.

In fact, my dictionary says:

Heaven and Earth, Universe.

Partial translation of p495 FFVII Ultimania Omega

Bahamut Zero (here and here)

Gallery

Here, Summons as powerful as Bahamut Zero are born from the power of the Blue Huge Materia.

Enhanced Senses

Here, the Player Turk senses the bloodlust of the Turk Two Guns.

Here, the Player Turk is sensitive to the immense pressure and aura that Incomplete Zirconiade is exuding.

Combat Ability (Chapters 1-17)

vs Ravens

For context?

Here, Ravens are on the same level as SOLDIER.

Here, Ravens are considered to be SOLDIER redesigned.

Essai

A SOLDIER 2nd Class who appeared in “BC”. He had been on assignments with Zack in the past, and since then they were close friends. He participated in the assault against AVALANCHE at Icicle Lodge in [ ν ] -εуλ 0002, and was killed in battle. During one of the flashbacks with Tseng in the D.M.W. in this game, there is a scene where Zack and Tseng visit the grave-markers of Essai and Sebastian.

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Here, a pair of Ravens one shot the pair of 2nd Class SOLDIERs Essai and Sebastian.

Here, a single Raven proves able to one shot a pair of 2nd Class SOLDIERs Essai and Sebastian.

So, what can someone of 2nd Class in SOLDIER do? Or maybe even a lower class?

Here and here, during a scripted tutorial in Chapter 4 of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, we're informed summons may begin to stir should the enemy they're facing to be formidable. The "formidable enemy" in question is a pair of Sweepers. One of the potential summons for this scripted tutorial and summoning is Ifrit. Ifrit rouses from slumber because a pair of Sweepers are "formidable".

Of similar note? For a summon on Ifrit's general level like Shiva?

Here, Roche, a 3rd Class SOLDIER, overpowers a number of Sweepers.

Furthermore?

The SOLDIER cadets fight not only monsters, but the Cutter enemy, Scorpion Sentinel, and other Shinra machines. What is the reason behind that?

Nomura: It’s all part of their SOLDIER training. They have to undergo various situations to experience realistic battles.

FF7R Famitsu February 2021 Interview

You also can refer to Zack Fair during his time as a 2nd Class SOLDIER. Notable feats of his during that time included fighting Ifrit and Bahamut.

vs Bahamut

Here, the beginning (upon summons, Bahamut drags Zack Fair into its own dimension). Here, the ending.

Here, Zack Fair endures Bahamut's "Mega Flare".

vs Ifrit

Here, the beginning (upon summons, Ifrit drags Zack Fair into its own dimension). Here, the ending (Zack Fair beat Ifrit hard enough to leave it temporarily knocked out/crippled on the ground).

Here, Zack Fair endures Ifrit's "Hellfire".

And these are all indeed expected of a 2nd Class SOLDIER, Zack Fair saw no promotion to 1st Class SOLDIER until April of the next year, a good 4-5 months after his skirmishes with Bahamut and Ifrit respectively.

[ μ ] – εуλ 2000

October

· Genesis, who had been dispatched to Wutai, deserts the military, taking with him a host of 2nd and 3rd Class SOLDIERs. This becomes known as the Mass SOLDIER Desertion Incident.

November

· Zack trains and performs various missions as a SOLDIER 2nd Class.

· Zack and his mentor, Angeal, are sent to Wutai to take part in an operation to bring an end to the Wutai War. Zack Fair encounters Yuffie Kisaragi for the first time here, and soon thereafter meets Sephiroth as well. Angeal goes missing.

December

· Rufus Shinra assumes the position of Shin-Ra Vice President. At this time, he leaves on what is ostensibly a long-term business trip.

· Zack and Tseng go to Banora Village, which they learn has been converted into a stronghold for his army, with the residents slaughtered. All the evidence is destroyed by a Shin-Ra airstrike.

[ ν ] – εуλ 0001

April

· Zack is promoted to SOLDIER 1st Class. On the same day, Genesis invades Midgar with his army of Genesis Copies.

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Anyway? Initially?

Chapter 5

Here and here, the Player Turk fights their first Raven, they're mostly cautious of the Raven's use of Death magic.

Here, the Player Turk considers fighting 3 at once to be bad odds for them coming out on top.

Here, the Player Turk judges that they can take on the Ravens individually.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights a pair of Ravens at the same time and manages to come out on top, they consider the fight to have been thrilling.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights a Raven that had just put Cloud Strife down for the count. The Player Turk wins the fight, but the Raven she defeated survived the battle to fight another day.

Here and here, the Player Turk is assisted (they consider him a lifesaver) by an emotionally heightened (he was desperate, doesn't even remember what happened) Cloud Strife defeat a pair of Ravens.

Afterwards? During their next few appearances?

Chapters 7, 9, and 10

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats the Raven Tierce (the fight had to be close, they were surprised they managed to win). Here and here, the Player Turk fights Tierce again, finding it odd that he was still alive after their last fight. Here, Fuhito explains his Ravens can and will regenerate when they fall so long as they're placed into the capsule technology AVALANCHE has available. He considers them immortal and completely indestructible.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats the Raven Kyneugh.

Here, the Player Turk considers fighting Raven Kyneugh, Sears, and Fuhito all at once to be "risky".

Here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights Raven Kyneugh again. While the Player Turk wins over the Raven, he continues to regenerate faster than ever and Fuhito stipulates he'll continue to do so as much as he needs to do so. The Player Turk only puts the Raven down for good by throwing his body into the incinerator via Gravity magic before he can revive himself after being put down for the count.

For reference? Prior to this fight?

Here, Zack Fair cuts down Raven Kyneugh in a single stroke battle (though they move at comparable speeds).

Moving forward?

Chapters 14, 16, and 17

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a trio of Ravens. The Player Turk by now no longer considers fighting Ravens to be a challenge.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a trio of Ravens disguised as Elfe, Sears, and Fuhito respectively (the Player Turk was unaware of this, thus they're shocked they were able to put them down).

Here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a large number of Ravens on their own before the Turk Two Guns comes to assist them with the remainder.

Here and here, an injured Sears and the Player Turk fight and defeat a pair of Ravens. Here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk and an injured Sears do some more of the same.

vs Sears

Here and here, the Player Turk and Sears fight. Sears acknowledges the Player Turk has gotten "a little better" since the last time they had seen each other.

Here and here, the Player Turk and Sears fight once more. The Player Turk is defeated by Sears, but survives the beating and Sears acknowledges the Player Turk's growing strength.

Here, the Player Turk fights Sears once more.

Here and here, the Player Turk is forced to fight both Fuhito and Sears at the same time. The Player Turk is soundly defeated, but survives the beating.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats an injured Sears. This is their only victory over the man.

vs Fuhito

Here and here, the Player Turk and Two Guns fight Fuhito accompanied by some Ravens. Fuhito appears to be winning the fight at the point they were interrupted.

vs Essai and Sebastian

Here, the Player Turk ends up fighting Essai and Sebastian to no resolution (Zack Fair ends up showing up and ending the conflict "peacefully").

vs Azul

Here and here, the Player Turk defeats Azul in combat. This defeat is what convinces Azul that he should join SOLDIER in order to get stronger.

vs Player Turk Clone

Here and here, the fledgling Player Turk fights and defeats a clone of themselves produced by AVALANCHE.

vs Lost Number

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk and Veld are trapped in an illusion by Lost Number.

Here and here, the Player Turk defeats a Lost Number, but still finds themselves trapped in the illusion.

Here and here, the Player Turk defeats a pair of Lost Numbers, but still finds themselves trapped in the illusion.

Here and here, after Veld is petrified by the final Lost Number, the Player Turk manages to defeat them and release both themself and Veld from the illusion and Veld petrification.

vs Chimera

Here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk and an injured Sears call a truce to defeat a collection of Chimera that are surrounding them. The Player Turk defeats their part of the pack of Chimera first.

vs Dragon

Here and here, the Player Turk fights a Dragon, only to find themselves overwhelmed.

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats some Dragons.

vs Kimara Bug Queen

Here and here, the Player Turk and Reno fight and defeat the Kimara Bug Queen and destroy their nest.

vs Kimara Bugs

Here, Kimara Bugs are impervious to the Player Turks physical attacks, they require that the Player Turk use Water magic to defeat.

Here and here, Kimara Bugs are able to burrow through solid ground.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a Kimara Bug.

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk (and Reno) fight and defeat several Kimara Bug nests.

Here and here, the Player Turk and Reno fights and defeats Kimara Bugs.

vs Grand Horn

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a trio of Grand Horns.

Here, here, here, and here, the injured Player Turk defends an unconscious and injured Zack Fair and Cloud Strife from a group of Grand Horns.

vs Guard Hound

Here and here, the Player Turk defeats a trio of Guard Hounds. Here, the Player Turk fights an additional pair of Guard Hounds.

vs AVALANCHE Troopers

Here and here, the Player Turk defeats a trio of AVALANCHE Troopers.

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a large group of AVALANCHE Troopers.

vs Helicopter

Here and here, the Player Turk is unable to prevent the Helicopter from flying off.

vs Thugs

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a Thug. Here and here, the Player Turk defeats the same Thug again and his group of friends.

Combat Ability (Chapters 18-24)

vs Jade WEAPON

[ ν ] – εуλ 0007

...

10/5

· The Turks defeat renegade AVALANCHE leader Fuhito and the summon Zirconaide. Elfe, the former leader of AVALANCHE is ostensibly executed along with her father, Veld, but their deaths are actually faked.

· Due to the destruction of Zirconaide, an imbalance in the planet’s ecology is created and the Jade Weapon awakens. It pursues the now exiled Turks who defeated the summon, judging them as threats to the planet.

12/9

· The renegade Turks destroy the Jade Weapon.

· FFVII Begins

...

Weapon

「 FFVII – BC 」

...

Jade Weapon: A Weapon that looks like a fighter plane. It flies throughout the world, calling upon its Clusters to bomb its targets.

Zirconiade

「 BC 」

The summon monster of legend, called the World-Burner. Inside the summoning materia, there is a symbol of a pyramid-shaped crystal. If the four support materia are not assembled, the summon cannot be successful, and the body will be damaged. By using the support materia during the imperfect summon, Zirconaide can be summoned, however, if it’s done this way, Zirconiade’s True Divine Power cannot be utilized.

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vs Incomplete Zirconiade

Here and here, Incomplete Zirconiade was able to absorb the Player Turk's attacks before the other Turks had destroyed its energy sources off screen (I'm a bit confused, what with the ZIrconiade and Support Materia fusing and having been destroyed by Sears, but whatever Square).

Here, the Player Turk begins their fight with Incomplete Zirconiade anew.

vs Zirconia Guard

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats Zirconia Guard.

vs Zirconiade Infused Fuhito

Here, Fuhito fuses himself with the Zirconiade Materia and four Support Materia in order to power himself up and deliver the complete set to Zirconiade.

Here, Zirconiade Infused Fuhito is empowered by the wisdom of the Ancients flowing into him from his fusion with the Materia and one shots Sears, fatally wounding him.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats Zirconiade Infused Fuhito, crippling him enough that Sears uses the last of his life force to fuel some kind of kamikaze Limit Break that destroys the Zirconiade Materia and the 4 Support Materia alongside of Zirconiade Infused Fuhito.

vs Fuhito

Here, the Player Turk fights Fuhito to no conclusion in order to try and protect Elfe.

Here, the Player Turk is saved from Fuhito's attack by Sears. Here and here, the Player Turk and Sears team up in order to defeat Fuhito. Sears lands the final blow, defeating Fuhito for the moment.

vs Land Worms

Here, a single Land Worm proves itself to be more than a match for a trio of New Ravens.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a Land Worm.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats the Land Worm that had defeated that trio of New Ravens. The Land Worm was in possession of a Zirconiade Support Materia.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a Land Worm while protecting Shalua Rui from harm.

vs New Ravens

Chapter 18

Here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats numerous New Ravens, they're noted to be far stronger than they had been before the Player Turk had received Mako Poisoning.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights a couple New Ravens while in pursuit of Red XIII/Nanaki.

Chapter 20

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights a trio of New Ravens. One of them transforms into the Player Turk. They are defeated, but the New Raven that had transformed flees away from the Player Turk and is caught by Sears. Sears notes the Player Turk is still slower than Reno. The pair teams up to defeat the last New Raven.

Chapter 21

Here, the Player Turk fights a New Raven while escorting Shalua Rui.

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats several New Ravens while escorting Shalua Rui.

Here, Sears and Veld help bail the Player Turk out when they're overwhelmed by the sheer number of New Ravens surrounding them while escorting Shalua Rui.

Chapter 22

Here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights through several waves of New Ravens and defeats them all.

Here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights through numerous waves of multiple New Ravens in pursuit of a New Raven escaping to Fuhito with the Zirconiade Support Materia. Its at this point the Player Turk considers fighting the New Ravens "too easy" and to be an "easy victory" for them to achieve.

Basically?

The Player Turk, and the Turks in general, is on the order of 1st Class SOLDIERs themselves.

vs King Behemoth

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a King Behemoth.

vs Behemoth

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a Behemoth.

Here, here, and here, the Turk Martial Arts (Female) defeats a pair of Behemoth on her own before being overwhelmed and requiring that Sears save her from the last one.

vs Red XIII/Nanaki

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats Red XIII/Nanaki.

vs Materia Keeper

Here and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats the Materia Keeper that had been in possession of a Zirconiade Support Materia.

vs Mighty Grunts

Here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights several waves of Mighty Guards before succumbing to exhaustion and being taken down by their attacks. Veld fights his own waves before doing much the same later on in the fight.

vs Sample H0512

Here, the Player Turk fights and defeats a trio of Sample H0512.

vs ???

Here and here, the Player Turk and Reno fights and defeats ??? (some species native to Cosmo Canyon they confused for Red XIII/Nanaki).

vs Moth Slashers

Here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk fights and defeats several Moth Slashers.

Strength and Speed (Chapters 1-17)

Speed

vs Bullets

Here and here, the Player Turk compared to AVALANCHE gunfire.

vs Dragon

Here, the Player Turk dodges a Dragon's Flamethrower attack.

Strength

vs Steel Girder

Here, the Player Turk destroys a large steel girder blocking their way to helping Sears.

vs Stone Statues

Here, here, here, here, and here, the Player Turk destroys a number of large stone statues blocking their way down the hall.

vs Train Car Wall

Here, the Player Turk damages the train car wall with their attack.

vs Kimara Bug Nests

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk manages to destroy several Kimara Bug nests.

Strength and Speed (Chapters 18-24)

Speed

vs Incomplete Zirconiade

Here, Two Guns avoids a pair of Zirconiade's strongest attacks.

vs Fuhito

Here, the Player Turk avoids one of Fuhito's projectile attacks.

Strength

vs Boulders

Here, the Player Turk breaks off and moves numerous boulders impeding their progress.

vs Rubble

Here, the Player Turk destroys a large pile of rubble.

vs Mighty Grunts

Here, the exhausted Player Turk tosses a trio of Mighty Grunts off themselves and Veld.

vs Crates

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk destroys a number of crates impeding their flight from the New Ravens.

vs Shinra Troopers

Here, here, and here, the Player Turk knocks out a number of Shinra Troopers in order to procure their Shinra Building Security Keycards.

Durability (Chapters 1-17)

vs Sephiroth

Here and here, the air pressure of Sephiroth's slash is so great the Player Turk can't even move.

Here, here, and here, Sephiroth attacks the Player Turk. The slash's impact leaves behind a substantial crater. The Player Turk survives the strike, albeit critically wounded.

vs Elfe

Here and here, the fledgling Player Turk loses their battle with Elfe and endures her final attack while running away.

vs Sears

Here, the fledgling Player Turk endures Sears final strike, though incapacitated.

Here, the Player Turk endures a strike from an enraged Sears.

Here, while Sears acknowledges that the Player Turk is growing stronger, he still incapacitates them with his final blow.

Here, the Player Turk endures a punch from an injured Sears that was meant to send them flying to safety away from a Mako Reactor explosion.

vs Fuhito

Here, the Player Turk is incapacitated by Fuhito's final attack, albeit still alive and intact.

vs Raven Kyneugh

Here, the Player Turk endures Raven Kyneugh's strike.

vs Azul

Here and here, the Player endures several attacks from Azul.

vs Dragon

Here, the Player Turk endures a couple attacks from the Dragon before succumbing to their wounds and falling over.

vs AVALANCHE Troopers

Here, the Player Turk jobs to an AVALANCHE Trooper.

Durability (Chapters (18-24)

vs Incomplete Zirconiade

Here, Player Turk endures and dodges some of Incomplete Zirconiade's attacks.

Here, Incomplete Zirconiade forces the Player Turk to once more endure one of its attacks.

In between all that?

Here, Nunchaku tanks Incomplete Zirconiade's strongest attack.

Here, Rod tanks Incomplete Zirconiade's strongest attack twice.

Afterwards?

Here and here, the Player Turk endures while Rod, Nuncaku, and Two Guns survive Incomplete Zirconiade's strongest attack.

Here, here, and here, Incomplete Zirconiade explodes, destroying its dimension. Every Turk in Zirconiade's dimension survives.

vs New Ravens

Here, the Player Turk endures a surprise attack from a New Raven.

vs X Cannon

Here, the exhausted Player Turk and Veld endure the X Cannon's cannon fire.

Here, the exhausted Player Turk appears to endure most of the X Cannon's cannon fire, though Veld appears to have at least attempted to shield them from harm.

vs Mighty Grunts

Here, the exhausted Player Turk and Veld endures the attacks of the Mighty Grunts.