Biography

That f*ckin nobody... is John Wick. He once was an associate of ours. They call him Baba Yaga. But John wasn't exactly the Boogeyman. He was the one you sent to kill the f*cking Boogeyman. John is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about. I once saw him kill three men in a bar... with a pencil, with a f*cking pencil. Then suddenly one day he asked to leave. It's over a woman, of course. So I made a deal with him. I gave him an impossible task. A job no one could have pulled off. The bodies he buried that day laid the foundation of what we are now. And then my son, a few days after his wife died, you steal his car and kill his fucking dog.

~ Viggo Tarasov

Accolades

• Expert Marksman
• Skilled Combatant
• Finest assassin of the Mafia
• Feared in all areas of the criminal underworld
• High-table connections
• Member of the Original Trio of Marksmen

General

• Keanu Reeves trained at gun ranges for months to play John Wick
• Clears all the guys invading his house with just a pistol
• Snipes 4 guys in quick succession
• Shoots up a church full of high-table goons
• Drops three guys with a Shotgun
• Lands headshots on mercenaries in a busy crowd
• Headshots seven of Santino's men before one can get a shot off
• Takes out a large horde of Santino's men
• Lands precise shots on a doctor without grazing any vital areas
• Takes down a large group of Armored High-Table Assassins via neck shots (2, 3)
• Guns down 6 Armored High-Table Assassins with his Shotgun

This list will only include Equipment John keeps / went out of his way to obtain, so weapons that John picked up along the way from dead enemies will not be considered here. If something that has already been listed from a previous film appears in a later film, it will not be restated.

John Wick [Image of John's Armory, 2]

• Glock 26 (Pistol)
• P30L (Pistol)
• KSG (Shotgun)
• CA-415 (Assault Rifle)
• DTA Stealth Recon Scout (Sniper Rifle)
• Incendiary Grenades (Throwable)
• Silencers (Attachment)
• Combat Knife (CQC)

John Wick: Chapter 2 [Video for Detailed Description of Equipment]

• Glock 34 (Pistol)
  
• AR-15 (Semi-Auto Rifle)
• Benelli M4 (Shotgun)
• Italian Style Suit, Two Buttons, Tapered Trousers, Tactical Lining (Suit)
• Cutting-edge body armor, zero penetration from bullets (Armor)

John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum [Image of Continental Armory]

• Colt 1903 (Pistol)
• STI 2011 (Pistol)
• SIG-Sauer Carbine (Semi-Auto Rifle)
• Benelli M2 (Shotgun)
• Benelli M4 Super 90 (Armor Piercing Shotgun)

Feats

• Takes out security guards from the shadows
• Disappears in a crowd (high table ninja was unable to keep track of him)
• Disappears in a glass room against the same ninja, shows up behind him

General

• Keanu Reeves trained extensively for 4 months to play John Wick
• Kills two guys in a bar with a pencil
• Defeats hordes of mercenaries in JW2, displays impressive Judo skills
• Defeats a wave of assassins in an antique arms shop, displays impressive knife throwing skills
• Defeats armed assassins while on a motorbike
• Defeats Zero's two finest assassins
• These two were played by respected martial artists who have starred in other martial arts films

Established Opponents

• Defeats Viggo, a mafia boss
• Stalemates Cassian, a glorified bodyguard
• Defeats Cassian in the rematch
• Defeats Ernest, a 7-foot tall brute of a man
• Defeats Ares, Santino's finest assassin
• Defeats Zero, a high-table ninja-assassin

Vision is a vibranium synthezoid, initially being created by Ultron with the help of Helen Cho to be a more powerful body for Ultron to use. The Avengers however, attacked Ultron and stole the body, though Ultron was able to install his mind into the body before he fled. Rather than destroying the body, Tony Stark insisted they reprogram Vision using JARVIS (Stark's former AI System). When this was done, and the body was designed, Thor summoned a bolt of lightning to bring the body to life.

When live, Vision declared he was neither Ultron nor Jarvis, but rather something that was never intended to be:

"He must be destroyed. Every form he's built, every trace of his presence on the net. We have to act now. And not one of us can do it without the others. Maybe I am a monster. I don't think I'd know if I were one. I'm not what you are, and not what you intended."

Vision later began to evolve into something much more than what his programming outlined, with him beginning to feel emotions and empathy, most notably towards Wanda Maximoff. During Thanos' quest to obtain all the Infinity Stones he murdered Vision and took the Mind Stone from him, something Wanda hasn't really recovered from.

Leading on from this, Wanda went on to recreate Vision using her memories of him and chaos magic, she telepathically controlled a city and used her reality warping powers to alter the city however she wanted. S.W.O.R.D (a government agency for dealing with unordinary / extraterrestrial threats) decided to take action, they reprogrammed and repaired Vision's actual dead body with the task to neutralize Wanda and the Vision she created, this body is commonly referred to by fans (but never in the show) as WhiteVision.

When WhiteVision confronted the Vision Wanda created in Westview, he was convinced of some flaws in what his programming intended for him to do and what he was actually doing, Vision then transfers memories from all the events Vision has been through into WhiteVision's mind, who then declares that he is indeed Vision, and flies away swiftly.

Ultimately, Wanda is convinced by the freed people of WestView (who Agatha freed) and Vision that what she was doing is immoral, and she set the city free and reluctantly rid herself of the Vision she created.

Powers:

• Superhuman Strength
• Tough Vibranium Body
• Enhanced Reflexes
• Flight
• Intangibility / Phasing
• Mind Stone Beam
• Internet Connection
• Density Manipulation

Abilities:

• Genius Level Intellect
• Expert Combatant

Feats:

• Breaks out of his containment pod and sends Thor flying
• Crushes and rips apart Ultron Drones (1, 2)
• Tussle with Ultron (2)
• Cannonballs into Giant Man, staggering him
• Overpowers Hawkeye
• Stands his ground against a bus
• Bullrushes Corvus through a church
• Overpowers Corvus Glaive in flight
• Tosses Corvus Glaive
• Crashes WhiteVision into the ground, creating a small crater

Feats:

• Tanks Ultron's attacks
• No sells Clint's strikes
• Is blasted deep underground by Wanda, is undamaged later
• No sells a bus crashing into him
• Tanks a large fall, busting a lot of concrete in the process
• Tanks a crash into the ground, creating a small crater
• Tanks a punch from WhiteVision

Feats:

• Flies around Sokovia at high speeds
• Wanda states he moves at the speed of sound
• Creates a shockwave in a clash with WhiteVision
• Evades WhiteVision's Beam in aerial combat

Feats:

• Phases through an Ultron Drone
• Phases through a wall
• Phases through Giant Man
• Phases through WhiteVision

Beam:

• Blasts Ultron back
• Blows up an Ultron Drone
• Melts Ultron's Vibranium body with the assistance of Thor's Lightning and Iron Man's Repulsors + Unibeam
• Slices clean through concrete
• Destroys more concrete
• Disables War Machine's Suit when a blast grazes the Arc Reactor
• Blows up a car
• WhiteVision destroys concrete with his beam

Other:

• Frees a resident of WestView from Wanda's telepathy
• Vision claims he can resist Wanda's telepathy to an extent

Jarvis:

• Monitors Iron Man's Flight Statistics and Atmospheric Conditions
• Contributes to the design and manufacture of the Iron Man Suit
• Can measure Tony's Vitals and diagnose psychological conditions
• Can reconstruct crime scenes
• Can access satellites
• Takes control of the Iron Man suit to save Tony in an awkward situation underwater
• Traces the location of a phonecall
• Identifies information about an energy source
• Can control Iron Man Suits / Iron Legion drones and self destruct
• Scans the structure of a room
• Scans the structural composition of an Alien Weapon
• Assisted in the creation of Ultron
• Deduced Ultron's intentions
• Changes nuclear codes before Ultron can decrypt and access them

Vision:

• Disconnects Ultron from the internet
• Convinces WhiteVision to stand down using a philosophical thought experiment

Season 1:

• Overpowers Man Bat's Flight

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Season 1:

• Tanks a crate thrown at him by Man Bat
• Tanks being slammed into a wall hard enough to crack it

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Gadgets:

• Sleeping Gas

Vehicles:

No. 1

Don't think anyone refutes Dormammu's status as the most powerful MCU character given the stateements from Guidebooks and whatnot on his power.

S+ Tier

Everyone on this tier generally just has too much raw power for anyone below to put down, even if most on this tier lack versatility.

S Tier

Superman is too fast for the majority of this list and will beat anyone here assuming he can put them down, Doomsday is flat out shown as superior though and despite Clark's potential speed upgrade he still can't put DD down. Zeus lacks on screen feats but his Lightning instantly separating the Motherboxes and the fact he "created" Themyscira should put him up near the top.

A Tier

Ronan was at the top purely because he has the Power Stone and he tanked the Hadron Enforcer's blast, I can see the argument for him being in the S tier, but he does lack on screen damage output feats. Someone like Clark could easily take his Hammer from him too.

The rest is pretty self explanatory given there's In Universe scaling for these placements (apart from Thor > Carol, which you can read my full views on here).

Was hesitant to put Zod here because I'd take Kurse or Hulk over him, but his Super Speed made things tricky, as he'd still blitz and one shot Wanda or Strange and his Speed would prove tricky for anyone on this tier.

B Tier

Kurse, Hulk and Iron Man should all be pretty close at this point comparing their respective performances against similar powered characters IU. Steppenwolf and Diana have the skill and speed advantage over the three aforementioned characters, but are physically inferior, hence their placement on the same tier. Nam Ek and Faora are watered down versions of Zod, they're generally the weakest on this tier but too powerful to go in the tier below.

C Tier

Ares and the Ancient One are pretty impressive but Ares has already lost to a weaker version of a character in B tier, and Ancient One lacks combat feats. I can see why people would put her in the tier above given how she treated Hulk, but that was a tamed and off guard Hulk, so I'm not sure how applicable that is.

Aquaman is placed here under the assumption he's on land, hence his foes being placed right next to him given the general parity between them.

D Tier

The best on this tier are undeniably the Wizards who have proven competent against foes like Cull Obsidian, etc. The rest are either pretty fast, have some decent hax or a solid assortment of Tech, i.e Vulture, Star Lord, Yellowjacket.

E Tier

The lowest of mid tiers, Guardians have mostly been unimpressive and others here have been challenged by those in the tier below (while still coming off as superior though).

F Tier

Pretty much all the street levelers, they probably aren't all in the same tier if we looked exclusively at street tier but the gaps aren't enough to warrant a separate tier considering the scale of the list.

Din Djarin is was raised from childhood as a Mandalorian and served for years under the guidelines of the Bounty Hunters Guild as one of the finest Bounty Hunters in the Galaxy. His story truly began when he was tasked with either exterminating a baby of Yoda's species, or delivering it to an order built from the remains of the Empire. His morals prevented him from following through with this, in doing so he had broken the rules of the Bounty Hunters Guild, and was labelled as a target, as Din's connection to Grogu (Baby Yoda) grew stronger, he started to lose a lot of what he previously stood for: examples include breaking the Bounty Hunters Guild rules as mentioned, and taking off his mask (which is against the rules of the creed that he's part of) to see Grogu without a mask on, this was the ultimatum of his character arc.

He said you were the best in the parsec.

~ The Client

Season 1:

• Rips off a Droid's Head
• Rips off a Droid's Arm
• One shots a Stormtrooper with a kick

Season 2:

Mando dons a Full Mandalorian Armor made of Beskar Steel, one of the toughest materials in the Star Wars universe. This is supported by many showings, most notably it's well known resistance to Lightsabers, as stated in the "Ultimate Star Wars Reference Book". But now, also supported by feats, as Mando effectively parried strikes from Ahsoka Tano using his Beskar Gauntlets:

S1 Durability Feats:

• Suit protects him from Blaster Shots
• Gauntlet protects his Arm from a Blurrg biting it (Blurrg's are pretty tough)
• Takes a large amount of Ion Blasts and falls 65 feet
• Shrugs off a beating from a Mudhorn (1, 2, 3, 4)
• Tanks hits from Cara Dune
• Tanks a beating from Burg (who's strong enough to destroy Droids with his bare hands)

S2 Durability Feats:

• Takes tons of hits from a Dark Trooper
• Dark Troopers were eventually going to bust open a Blast Door on Moff Gideon's Cruiser with their punches, if not for Luke's intervention.

Season 1:

• Clears a group of troublemakers at a bar
• Takes down 4 Security Droids
• Uses the environment to his advantage to take down Burg
• Stalemates Cara Dune after being ambushed
• Stomps a Stormtrooper

Season 2:

• Defeats a group of thugs
• Holds his own against Ahsoka Tano for a brief period despite being ambushed
• Defeats Moff Gideon

Season 1:

• Takes down targets behind cover (1, 2, 3)
• Outdraws a surprise target
• Snipes Jawas from a distance
• While at Gunpoint to multiple Bounty Hunters, Mando draws his Blaster, shoots one and gets into cover without getting hit.
• Snipes 3 Bounty Hunters
• Outdraws Cara Dune

Season 2:

• Takes down a group of enemies in a Shootout with Bo Katan's Crew
• Shoots a surprise target
• Wins a western duel against Lang
• Takes down Stormtroopers

Season 1:

• Takes down Stormtroopers, unnoticed
• Takes down the other 3 Bounty Hunters on an Assignment (Bill Burr etc.)

Guns

• Blaster
  
• Amban Rifle:
  • Standard Blast
    
  • Shock Function
    
  • Long Range Scope
    
  • Effective Melee Weapon
    

Wrist Gadgets

• Whistling Birds
  
• Grappling Hook
  
• Flamethrower
  

Other

• Vibro Knife
  
• Smoke Bombs
• Explosives
• Jetpack
  
• Helmet Infrared Vision
• Razor Crest
  

Season 1:

• Takes down Moff Gideon in his Tie Fighter with his Jetpack

Season 2:

• Manages to lose 2 Rebel X-Wings
• Takes down Imperial Tie Fighters

Black Noir is the Ninja of The Seven, the Abilities gifted to Noir via Compound V are primarily super strength and heightened senses. However, Noir isn't reliant on his Powers in the slightest. He's a Master Martial Artist, Expert of Stealth and proficient with Bladed Weaponry. Noir's lack of exploitable personal affiliates, only adds to how good he is as an Assassin.

As it currently stands, his name, age, origin and so on are completely unknown. I, personally do not believe they're going the comic route with Black Noir either, given how pretty much everyone knows of it by now, as well as how powerful Black Noir is portrayed.

Season 2:

• Rips a man's face open.
• Stands his ground and is unmoved by Naqib's Explosion.
• Throws Starlight through a concrete wall.
• Throws Starlight through a concrete pillar.

Season 2:

• Beats down Starlight with his strikes.
• Knocks out Starlight before apprehending her.

Season 1:

• Tanks a bullrush from Kimiko.
• Brushes off violent slashes from Kimiko.

Season 2:

• Tanks Naqib's explosion.
• Is fine after taking multiple bombs set in place by The Boys.
• Tanks bullets (they pierce his hand later but don't seem to penetrate the Suit).
• Tanks a blast from Starlight, who moments earlier Blasted down a 6 Inch Thick Steel Door.

Season 1:

• Defeats Kimiko.

Season 2:

• Defeats The Boys.
• Defeats Starlight.

Season 1:

• Tracks down Frenchie.

Season 2:

• Clears a Terrorist Compound.
• Tracks down Billy Butcher.
• Suddenly appears and attacks Starlight by surprise.