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Summary[]
Death, alternatively referred to as The Wolf in promotional material or Lobo, is one of the two primary antagonists of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Initially believed to be a bounty hunter by Puss in Boots, he is in fact death itself; angered by the cat's continuous disregard for his own lives, he decided to take the last one he had personally. Left defeated and traumatized, Puss seeks out the Wishing Star to restore his lives, only to be stalked by Death on the way and forced to confront both him and his own mortality.
Powers and Stats[]
Tier: At least 8-C likely far higher, up to 4-C via metaphysical nature, possibly higher
Name: Death, The Wolf (In promotional material), Lobo, "Bounty Hunter" (As falsely referred to as by Puss from their initial meeting)
Origin: Shrek (Verse)
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: The Grim Reaper, Personification of Death
Powers and Abilities:
Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Weapon Mastery (Proficiently fought with dual sickles, and can even combine them to make a double-bladed glaive to which he maneuvered just as well, in which he overpowered and outfought Puss with both weapon styles, causing the latter to lose his rapier in two different occasions), Immortality (Types 1, 5, 8; Is the physical embodiment of death itself), Bodily Weaponry (Claws and teeth), Enhanced Senses (Capable of smelling fear from his victims. As he takes a wolf's form, should have their senses), Acrobatics (Displays great athletic ability during combat), Disassembly (Destroyed a crystal just by speaking his own name), Stealth Mastery (Successfully stalked Puss not only throughout the entire film, but was there for all eight of his other deaths without the cat noticing this. The Wishing Star map could not detect him), Teleportation (Appeared in a stool next to Puss, and as well spontaneously manifested in a large crowd of people), Clairvoyance (Seems to know when to appear when Puss, and any of his victims are about to die), Fire Manipulation (Used his dual sickles to create a large wave of fire that surrounded him and Puss for their battle), Perception Manipulation (Could not be seen or heard by anyone other than Puss prior to the final battle on the Wishing Star), Reality Warping (Warps his surroundings in the Wishing Star's forest without possessing the map. Appears to immerse himself into the surroundings themselves. Projected his face on crystals and changed their colour as he chased Puss), pseudo-Fate Manipulation and Death Manipulation (As the phenomenon of Death itself, anyone capable of dying conventionally will against him, particularly in battle, unless he decides against it)
Resistance to Fire Manipulation (Unharmed from walking through his own fire), Deconstruction (Unaffected by the Wishing Star's barrier, which completely disintegrated people and would have done the same to Baby Bear), likely Reality Warping (Wishing Star could not detect or affect him)
Attack Potency: At least Building level (Superior to Puss in Boots, who was quick to note that he could never defeat Death and only fought to protect his last life. Puss was able to fight the Giant of Del Mar), likely far higher (Was implied to be holding back, as indicated by him angrily asking himself why he played with his food and no longer wanting to kill Puss after noticing that he wasn't the once arrogant legend who used to squander his lives), up to Star Level with metaphysical nature (In the Adventures of Puss In Boots, a sentient wishing star dies. It's implied anybody who is capable of dying will lose to Death), possibly higher (Implied to be superior the Wishing Star, which should be superior to Rumpelstiltskin's magic, which appears to warp the whole universe)
Speed: Relativistic+ to FTL (Easily outpaced Puss in Boots, describing his attacks as "slow". Puss was able to dodge the Blood Wolf's beams, which travelled to the moon)
Lifting Strength: Class 25 (Effortlessly pushed over a giant crystal), likely Class M (Should be capable of reaping the Giant of Del Far)
Striking Strength: At least Building level (Smashed giant crystals) likely far higher
Durability: At least Building level, likely far higher (Withstood heavy attacks from Puss in Boots with little issue), his true metaphysical nature makes him extremely difficult to kill
Stamina: Superhuman, likely Infinite
Range: Extended Melee Range, higher with Dual Sickles, Tens of Meters with Fire Manipulation (Surround himself and Puss in Boots with fire)
Standard Equipment: Dual sickles and cloak
Intelligence: At least Gifted (Death is a master in various fields such as combat, intimidation, and stalking his prey which all seem to factor into him being an extraordinary grim reaper. His combat prowess was able to trump and overcome that of Puss in Boots, who is reputable in swordsmanship as he's faced groups of skilled knights and giant monsters before. Not much is known about Death outside of his connection with Puss himself, but it can easily be inferred that his track record is almost flawless, seeing as how he's the physical embodiment of the concept of death, meant to deal with everyone without the possibility for failure; he told Puss that "no one's escaped [him] yet", and that running away will only delay the inevitable, in which Death chose to masterfully stalk Puss once he had done this with nothing he can do to counter, or in order to escape.)
Weaknesses: Somewhat sadistic and tends to play with his food
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