"I ain't just Crusher Creel, an ordinary con anymore! I'm the Absorbing Man... the most dangerous guy in the world!"

Carl "Crusher" Creel, also known as Absorbing Man, is a man with the ability to absorb the physical properties of any material he touches and shapeshift into different forms. He was a frequent opponent to Hulk, Thor, and the Avengers. He is also the husband and partner in crime of Titania.

Carl Creel was raised in the Bronx, but his mother encouraged him, telling Carl to always set expectations for himself. Following the death of his mother his father became abusive which would much later lead to him saying that he pitied Bruce Banner as his father also beat him regularly until he in turn beat his father in retaliation At some point, "Crusher" Creel was when he became a heavyweight boxer but eventually left turned into a mob enforcer. While locked up in prison, he was mutated using Asgardian magic by the trickster god Loki using a special potion so he could challenge Thor. Creel obtained his ability to absorb the properties of anything that he touched or that touched him and used his newfound power to break free from prison and soon became a villain for hire. He was later recruited into the Masters of Evil. He somewhat redeems himself in the end-stages of Immortal Hulk by helping to defeat the One Below All and joining Gamma Flight after years of criminal activity.

Threads for scaling:

• Savage Hulk
• Devil/Immortal Hulk
• Joe Fixit
• Thor
• Odin
• Hawkeye
• Carol Danvers
• Mark 4 Ironman
• Beast
• Vision
• Captain America (specifically for his shield)
• Dazzler
• Ultron
• Titania.
• Speedball

Feats marked a material like [Steel] is when he absorbed Steel, [Uru] is when he absorbs Mjolnir, and something like [Thor] is when he absorbed Thor's powers and so on, unmarked feats are when he's in his normal form without anything being absorbed.

Absorbing Powers

General

• Absorbs the properties of a nearby filing cabinet which turns him into Steel, then a nearby armored tank which also makes his body armored. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Creel also turns into whatever he is attacked with, not just what he grabs, so stuff like glasses, bullets, are all absorbed. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• Absorbs the power of fire. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• He could've absorbed every bit of strength from the entirety of the earth by holding onto the ground. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• Creel can grow in size by absorbing massive structures of materials, like buildings. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• He also absorb properties using his signature ball and chain, so he doesn't need to actually grab something to become it. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbs the radiation from a nuclear engine thrown at him, then uses that to destroy said engine and melt the ground, causing Hulk to sink in. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Drains Hulk's energy so fast that Hulk drops to the ground in the process. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Absorbs the uru of mjolnir. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Turns into water, which he then uses to go across a room and absorb the steel of a steel door. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• Turns into molten metal. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209}
• Turns into rubber to deflected Hawkeye's arrows. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Absorbs the entire battery of electric turbines and overloads Ironman's suit with a touch. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Absorbs the material of Cap's shield. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Creel can take the properties of larger things like islands and continents, but this takes a lot of time and if interrupted or removed from the land that he is absorbing, he can end up stuck in a new form like when he became a small island after Hulk knocked him off a large island he was absorbing. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1962 #261} which put him in a coma for months. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• Absorbs a mountain, and becomes the size of one. ^{Thunderstrike 1993 #16}
• Turns into paper. ^{Daredevil 1964 #360}

Magical

• Creel can completely absorb the powers of magical beings like Thor, which makes him and become as powerful as them in a instant same with his ball and chain becoming as powerful as mjolnir. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Creel can bypass the worthyness enchantment of mjolnir by absorbing it's uru and can lift it freely, something that is impossible for most individuals. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Absorbs the power of multiple Asgardians near him at the same time with it all stacking on top of eachother. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Tanks and absorbs Odin's cosmic bolt, then shoots it back at him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbs Odin's cyclone. ^{Journey Into Mystery #123}
• Absorbs Thor's vortex. ^{Thor 1966 #376}

Reforming/Regeneration

• Becomes apart of a comet while floating in space (should be stated here that Creel is pretty much unkillable, no matter what form he is in he always manages to reform after a while). ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Despite being reduced to just tiny shards of glass ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209} he is able to fully reform in seconds once all of his parts are close enough to each other. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Wolverine cuts off his arm, and he is able to reattach it just fine. ^{Secret Wars 1985 #14}
• Joe Fixit completely smashes him and throws his little remains into the ocean ^{Incredible Hulk #348} and he reforms sometime later. ^{Quasar #5}
• Quasar makes him implode ^{Quasar #5} and later comes back with no explanation. ^{Avengers Annual 1967 #20 D Story}

Absorbing Other Powers

• Absorbs Beast's powers. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Absorbs Dazzler's powers. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• Takes away The Thing's rocks ^{Secret Wars 1985 #15} although in a later instance, he just gains The Thing's rock body instead of taking it from him. ^{Secret Wars II #7}
• When he absorbs someone's powers he gains their weaknesses too such as Gray Hulk's weakness to sunlight which makes Creel go through agonizing pain. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}
• Absorbs Quasar's gems, giving him Quasar's powers. ^{Quasar #5}
• Absorbs Stellaris' powers. ^{Thunderstrike 1993 #16}

Other

• Thor hits Creel with "the most powerful single hammer blow of all time" but he completely no sells it due to absorbing Thor's stats. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Thor also tries hitting Creel with unrestrained lighting bolts, but Creel no sells them and reflects the energy back to him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}

Strength

Striking

• [Uru] Punches Thor through a wall. ^{Thor 1966 #235}
• [Steel] Smashes through a thick wall. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• [Cap's shield] Floors Ms Marvel with a punch. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] One shots Mark 4 Ironman. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Iron] Smashes through a wall. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• [Iron] Puts a large hole into a wall with a kick. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• [Iron] Punches a car in half. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• Sends Joe Fixit flying while in his base form. ^{Incredible Hulk 1968 #348}
• [Uru] Sends Thor flying out of a stadium with a punch. ^{Thor 1966 #436}
• [Steel] Causes a small earthquake by striking the ground. ^{Thor 1966 #448}
• In his normal form he oneshots a large bouncer and sends him flying away. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• [Diamond] One-shots Thunderball. ^{Avengers Unplugged 1995 #4}

Ball and Chain

• [Thor] Smashes through a bank vault. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Thor] Knocks out a distracted Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• [Uru] Knocks out Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Steel] Smashes a car and sends it flying in the process. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #208}
• [Steel and Molten Metal] Smacks Hulk away. ^{The Incredible Hulk 1968 #209}
• [Uru] Shatters Thor's ribcage with a single hit. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• [Adamantium] Breaks Quasar's constructs. ^{Quasar #5}
• [Steel] Smashes a large chunk of a building, and hits away three cop cars. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}
• [Diamond] Hits Vision so hard that he goes flying and the ball on Creel's ball and chain breaks. ^{Avengers Unplugged #4}

Lifting/Throwing

• [Thor] Throws Thor off of him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• [Hulk] Lifts a large chunk of a mountain. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Lifts a guy above his head with one arm. ^{Thor 1966 #235}
• [Uru] Lifts a car overhead and throws it. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Even in his normal form, he can swing around his ba chain using only one arm. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Throws multiple men through a window. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• [Beast] Throws Beast. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Iron] Throws a truck. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• [Steel] Lifts a plane overhead. ^{The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #283}
• [Uru] Throws Thor though a building with one arm. ^{Thor 1966 #376}
• Lifts a car in his normal form. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}

Pushing/Pulling

Other

• [Steel] Bursting through a stone wall is like bustin' through a paper bag. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Thor] He and Thor are equals in strength with neither gaining an advantage for hours. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Mace, and many Asgardians] Charges through a army of Asgardian warriors like a human battering ram. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• [Steel] Tears a floor safe out of the ground. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• [Brick] Runs through a wall like the Kool-Aid Man. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• When Creel was transformed by Loki and given his powers, he was given some extra stuff, so even when human, he's stronger than average people. ^{Avengers Annual 1967 #20 D Story}
• Smashes through a tree by just standing up. ^{Thor 1966 #490}

Durability/Endurance

Blunt

• [Thor] Thor hits Creel with "the most powerful single hammer blow of all time" but he completely no sells it due to absorbing Thor's stats. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• Recovers from a sucker punch. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• [Thor] Takes a beating from Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Takes a punch from Thor by passively absorbing his powers when tagged. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• [Uru] Gets sandwiched between a thrown mjolnir and car, and is fine. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Uru] Recovers after a punch to the face from Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• [Electric turbine battery] Fine after Vision hits him with his ball and chain. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] Tanks a punch from Ms Marvel. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• [Cap's shield] Tanks a beating from Mark 4 Ironman. ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• Recovers after a punch from Joe Fixit while in his base form. ^{Incredible Hulk 1968 #348}
• [Concrete] Titania punches him then breaks a large stone pillar in half against him. ^{Thor 1966 448}
• Fine after Titania hits him with a metal pole in his base form. ^{Thor 1966 #448}
• Tanks being hit by a car in his normal form. ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}

Piercing

• [Steel] bullets bounce off of him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}

Other

• In his normal form he gets blasted by Ultron. ^{Secret Wars 1985 #1}

Speed/Agility

• Narrowly avoids a hit from Thor. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Is able to move his form throughout continents. ^{Thor #206}
• Speedball compliments his speed and says he's "too quick". ^{Marvel Super-Heroes 1990 #14}

Intelligence/Skill

Combat

• He and Thor fight for hours on end. ^{Journey Into Mystery #114}
• [Uru] After a while, he is able to defeat Thor. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Fights off a lot of random good samaritans. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}

Other

• After getting caught in Hawkeye's net, he turns into glass to cut through it then turns into rubber so the arrows will be deflected back at Hawkeye. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Disguises as a cop with Titania. ^{Avengers 1963 #270}
• Uses his ball and chain to trip Joe Fixit and absorb his powers. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}

Weaknesses

• A missile going off due to his fire body stuns him and knocks him out of his absorbed state. ^{Journey Into Mystery #115}
• His powers can be used against him such as when Thor made him turn into helium gas when made him go to space ^{Journey Into Mystery #115} or when Thor makes him turn into glass. ^{Journey Into Mystery #121}
• Turning into something like Snow will kill him. ^{Journey Into Mystery #122}
• Absorbing Hulk's strength makes him turn back into Banner, however this also causes Creel to lose the strength of Hulk as well. ^{The Incredible Hulk #125}
• Thor tricks him by using a prop mjolnir to make him a much weaker material. ^{Thor 1966 #236}
• Getting interrupted or removed from a large thing such as an island while absorbing it puts him in a coma for months. ^{Dazzler 1981 #18}
• When he absorbs someone's powers he gains their weaknesses too such as Gray Hulk's weakness to sunlight which makes Creel go through agonizing pain. ^{Incredible Hulk #348}

Other

• He likes a pair of pants for reminding him of his prison uniform. ^{The Avengers 1963 #183}
• Uhhhh, racism...? ^{The Avengers 1963 #184}
• He can throw his ball and chain to fly similarly to Thor. ^{Quasar #5}
• Shows up to Rick Jones' wedding with the boys for the sole reason of talking shit. ^{Incredible Hulk 1962 #418}
• Pays his respects to a dead hero. ^{Thor 1966 #490}

"You know what that felt like? Carl Creel from the Bronx, standing over the God of Thunder? I couldn't explain it if I tried."

The Unggoy are a sapient species of squat bipedal xeno-arthropodal vertebroid lifeforms in the unified races of the Covenant. They were the fourth species to be assimilated into the Covenant. They are the lowest-ranking species in the hierarchy, and are frequently mistreated by almost every higher-ranking race. Unggoy are primarily used as laborers, slaves, or in combat situations, as cannon fodder. They are one of the later races to be introduced into the Covenant, and were either the second or third Covenant species to be encountered by humans. They are referred to as Grunts by humans, as they are considered weak in comparison to their superiors, because they perform the majority of the physical labor required by the Covenant.

Sources:

• Halo: The Fall of Reach = ^FoR
• Halo: Combat Evolved = ^CE
• Halo: The Flood = ^TF
• Halo: ^{First Strike} = ^FS
• Halo 2 = ²
• Halo Graphic Novel = ^{Graphic Novel}
• Halo: Ghosts of Onyx = ^GoO
• Halo: Uprising = ^Uprising
• Halo 3 = ³
• Bestiarum = ^Bestiarum
• Halo: Contact Harvest = ^CH
• Halo: The Cole Protocol = ^TCP
• Halo Wars: Genesis = ^Genesis
• Halo Wars = ^HW
• Halo 3: ODST = ^ODST
• Halo Legends = ^Legends
• Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe = ^{Essential Tales}
• Dirt = ^Dirt
• Headhunters = ^Headhunters
• Stomping on the Heels of a Fuss = ^SOTHOAF
• Midnight in the Heart of Midlothian = ^MITHOM
• The Return = ^{The Return}
• Wages of Sin = ^WoS
• Halo: Blood Line = ^{Blood Line}
• Halo: Helljumper = ^Helljumper
• Halo: Reach = ^Reach
• Halo: Fall of Reach (Graphic Novel) = ^FoRGN
• Halo: Glasslands = ^Glasslands
• Halo: The Thursday War = ^TTW
• Halo 4 = ⁴
• Spartan Ops = ^{Spartan Ops}
• Halo: Initiation = ^Initiation
• Halo: Escalation = ^Escalation
• Halo: Mortal Dictata = ^{Mortal Dictata}
• Halo: Broken Circle = ^{Broken Circle}
• Halo: New Blood = ^New Blood
• Halo: Hunters in the Dark = ^HitD
• Halo: The Fall of Reach - The Animated Series = ^Animated
• Halo 5: Guardians = ⁵
• Halo: Shadow of Intent = ^SoI Halo: Ground Command = ^Ground Command
• Halo Mythos = ^Mythos
• Halo: Fractures = ^Fractures
• Halo: Tales from Slipspace = ^TfS
• Halo: Smoke and Shadow = ^SaS
• Halo Wars 2 = ^HW2
• Halo: Official Spartan Field Manual = ^{Field Manual}
• Halo: Envoy = ^Envoy
• Halo: Legacy of Onyx = ^LoO
• Halo: Bad Blood = ^Bad Blood
• Halo: Silent Storm = ^SS
• Halo: Battle Born = ^BB
• Halo: Lone Wolf = ^LW
• Halo: Outpost Discovery = ^OD
• Halo: Oblivion = ^Oblivion
• Halo: Meridian Divide = ^MD
• Halo: Shadows of Reach = ^SoR
• Halo: Divine Wind = ^{Divine Wind}
• Halo Infinite: Memory Agent = ^{Memory Agent}
• Halo Infinite = ^Infinite
• Halo Encyclopedia = ^Encyclopedia
• Halo: The Rubicon Protocol = ^TRP
• Halo: Winter Contention = ^WC
• Halo: Battle for the Blood-Moon = ^Blood-Moon
• Halo: Fireside = ^Fireside
• Halo: Epitaph (Mentioned only)
• Halo: Whispers from the Pyre (Mentioned only)
• Halo: Empty Throne = ^ET
• Halo: From the Soil to the Stars = ^Soil
• Halo: Ascension on Atropos = ^AoA
• Halo: Fifth Canticle = ^FC
• Halo: Edge of Dawn = ^EoD
• Halo: Rendezvous With Ramen = ^RWR
• Halo: Campaign Evolved = ^Evolved
• Halo: Still Midnight = ^SM

General

• Unggoy are well adapted for climbing over rocky terrain. ^Encyclopedia

Ranks

Covenant

• Unggoy Minor: Unggoy Minors are the lowest ranking Unggoy. They wear orange colored armor and are often the least dangerous, most cowardly, and inaccurate marksmen of all the Unggoy. When their commanding officer is killed, they routinely break formation and flee; however, they will regroup and start firing at their target again. As is fitting for Jiralhanae behavior, Unggoy under the command of the Jiralhanae are substantially more aggressive.
• Unggoy Major: Majors are more experienced than Unggoy Minors, and wear crimson colored armor. They command several Unggoy Minors and are slightly more skilled in combat and courageous, though this difference is not always substantial.
• Unggoy Heavy: Heavies are specialized Unggoy that wear green colored armor and are often deployed for defensive actions.Their primary purposes are to deploy plasma cannons and man them, although they are occasionally seen wielding fuel rod guns, plasma rifles, and even Spikers.
• Special Operations Unggoy: These Unggoy are experienced and specially-chosen, usually commanded by the special operations Sangheili, and are given distinctive jet-black armor. They are part of the Covenant Special Operations division of the Covenant Special Warfare Group. Just like the special operations Sangheili, they are able to use Active camouflage. They are extremely skilled in warfare compared to their lower-ranked counterparts, and won't panic too often in combat situations, if they do at all. They usually can be seen wielding needlers and sometimes fuel rod guns, and throw plasma grenades with great accuracy.
• Unggoy Ultra: These Unggoy serve as field commanders to their comrades, and wear distinctive white-lilac armor. While they appear to have some authority over lesser-ranked Unggoy, they have no control whatsoever over the other Covenant races. They are stronger opponents than their subordinates, and are more accurate with firearms, throw plasma grenades often, and wear heavier armor and a helmet that is required to be shot off first before an enemy can headshot them.

Banished

• Conscript: At the very bottom of the Banished military's infantry are the Unggoy conscripts. With rudimentary armor capable of providing baseline protection and breathable methane in unfavorable oxygen-rich envi-ronments, these Unggoy represent the largest fighting element within the Banished. Commanders generally consider Unggoy conscripts as low-tier frontline soldiers with minimal weaponry and even less tactical insight, demanding that they be deployed in large numbers, and under the direction of Jiralhanae or Sangheili leadership. Without this, conscripts tend to be aimless and driven into hiding by enemy fire, ultimately functioning as little more than a battlefield diversion. Under the command of stronger warriors. Unggoy conscripts can pose a genuine threat, but only when used in coordinated attacks, launching a barrage of firepower at unsuspecting opponents. Conscripts can only advance in their rank if they show extraordinary courage and are responsible for meaningful achievements during combat. ^Encyclopedia
• Assault: Above the conscript is the Unggoy class known simply as assault, a role designed explicitly for direct application of combat forces against an enemy site or asset. Heavily armored and equipped with a better arsenal than the conscript, Unggoy within the assault class are far more resilient and aggressive than those below them, and are typically entrusted with more individual responsibilities and duties, having already proven themselves on the battlefield. Before this stage of advancement, Unggoy are taken through a rigorous training regimen designed to root out weakness and fear from their rank. Without the promise of transcendence after death which the Covenant used to Incite loyalty, the Banished employ the sheer pragmatism of financial gain and the Unggoy's desire to be remembered well by those in their family. For the assault rank, both of these tactics have proven to be just as effective as anything the old empire offered. ^Encyclopedia
• Ultra: The highest individualized rank within the Unggoy species is the ultra, echoing the Covenant role in formality, but with some noteworthy changes. Using dense, powerful armor and having access to a heavier arsenal of weapons, ultras are formidable soldiers, even capable of being dispatched on their own to achieve specific objectives. Most often, however, they are affixed to select detachments and paired with Sangheili with whom they have a shared history in battle. Unggoy ultras are the apex of their species in combat readiness and capability, and, having tasted the glory of promotion, many are eager to prove them-selves against the enemy. Despite this apparent bravado, most Banished commanders recognize and strategically take into consideration that even Unggoy ultras are still Unggoy at heart, and if a sufficiently chal-lenging enemy arrives, they can be quickly put to flight. For this reason, they are generally given orders to guide and direct the lesser rates of their own species, relieving their commanders of this burdensome task. ^Encyclopedia
• Mule: Unlike other rates, the mule has no formal corollary with the old Covenant empire and was a novel creation of the Banished in order to take advantage of the Unggoy's strong, broad frame and their natural ability to navigate difficult terrain, even while encumbered. An Unggoy mule carries the Banished's weapons into battle, giving those in command the ability to dramatically adjust their arsenal without being forced to return to the armory or requesting a supply drop that could give away their Iccation. This design saw value during the long expedi-tions the Banished conducted across the Ark's perilous surface, where rearmament was virtually impossible. Outfitted with a hyperdense battle harness holding weapon mounts on the back, those selected for this role must be capable of effectively engaging the enemy to protect their cargo. Most mules stay close to their designated commander, not only to provide their superior with easy access to the weapons they carry, but also for their own personal protection. ^Encyclopedia
• Bouncer: While the ultra is the zenith of the Unggoy's rank progression, beyond it lies the role of bouncer, a position only available by special appointment. Captains, enforcers, and even warlords can summon battie-tested Unggoy for this highly acclaimed duty, where they effectively operate as an armored bodyguard, protecting the clan's leaders and assets. Augmented by a powerful energy shield, most bouncers have no equal among the Unggoy in terms of skill or ability, but they are always at the mercy of the commander whom they serve and typically never given authority beyond the task they are assigned. The position of bouncer holds both the highest prestige and the greatest risk of any Unggoy role within the Banished, requiring only those who are willing to lay down their lives in battle, and guaranteeing such sacrifices with ample remu-nerations for those within the Unggoy's family. Due to this, bouncers are held in high esteem by those who remain on Balaho, both for the peril they choose to embrace and for the wealth they represent. ^Encyclopedia

Other

• Their general height range is 4ft 6.5 in - 5ft 7in. And usually weight 248.3-260.1 lbs. ^Encyclopedia

Strength

• Strong enough to tear off a spartan's arm. ^{Field Manual}
• Unggoy can carry heavy weapons their back without it affecting them. ^Encyclopedia

Durability/Endurance

• Due to their exoskeleton, a melon can be smashed against their head and not harm them in the slightest. ^CH

Armor

• Melons are smashed against a methane tank yet the armor is fine. ^CH

Speed/Agility

• They can climb/scale walls and other objects really fast, 'climbing like a bunch of goddamned monkeys'. ^Helljumpers

Intelligence/Skill

Equipment

Weapons

Covenant

Banished

Grunt Gobiln

Covenant

Banished

Vehicles

Covenant

Banished

Other

Other

• They can survive in the vacuum of space. ⁵

Notable Members

Some Unggoy are much more notable that the rest in some way, some are incredibly intelligent, some are good leaders, some are surprisingly strong, and some are skilled mercenaries. This section is dedicated to notable Unggoys that are a cut above the average Grunt in someway shape or form.

Yapyap

Physicals

Intelligence

Other

Dabab

Intelligence/Skill

• Speaks Huragok sign language. ^CH
• Knows a bit about Huragok reproduction. ^CH

Other

[Stolt]()

Physicals

[Yabda the Merciless]()

[Yap Yap the DESTROYER]()

General

Unique units

Leader powers

Other

Bipbap the Vanquisher

Feats

• He ruthlessly killed a lot of other grunts who sided with Elites. ^Infinite
• He became an assassin so deadly that he received the nickname "the Vanquisher" ^Infinite
• He's killed over 800 humans. ^Infinite
• He's one of the UNSC's most wanted. ^Infinite
• His armor has significantly more shields than a Grunt Bouncer. ^Infinite
• He's considered the universe's deadliest grunt. ^Infinite
• He is a member of the Banished's bloodstars, meaning he is part of an elite order of special operations warriors with a focus on the elimination of the Banished's most dangerous enemies. And he was in specialized warfare by members of the Silent Shadow. ^Encyclopedia

Calcine Disrupter

• It exhibits higher damage than the standard disruptor and it fires rounds that create an area-of-effect damage upon impact.

Other

• He used to work for Tartarus. ^Infinite

[Briglard]()

Feats

Unbound Plasma Pistol

• It fires three stronger bolts with each trigger pull, and fires at a higher rate of fire. In addition, its scaled burst fires six bolts instead of a single overcharge bolt; the bolts detonate in a "supercombine" explosion if they hit the same target

Other