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! colspan="2" style="background:#357a38; border-radius:3.25px;" align="center" |<div style="margin-left:55px;">''Articles About Frog-Man''</div> | ! colspan="2" style="background:#357a38; border-radius:3.25px;" align="center" |<div style="margin-left:55px;">''Articles About Frog-Man''</div> | ||
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|[[Frog-Man (Earth-616)|Main Universe]] | |[[Frog-Man (Earth-616)|Main Universe]] | ||
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| [[Leapfrog (Earth-199999)|Marvel Cinematic Universe]] | | [[Leapfrog (Earth-199999)|Marvel Cinematic Universe]] | ||
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{{Quote|The store might be closed but you forgot about the Guard Frog|Leapfrog}} | {{Quote|The store might be closed but you forgot about the Guard Frog|Leapfrog}} | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
'''Eugene Paul Patilio, Jr''' is the inexperienced vignette known as '''Leapfrog'''. After his suit was lit on fire by its boosters he tried to sue its creator, Luke Jacobson with his attorney [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]]. During his trial he admitted to using jet fuel for his rocket boots which he was not supposed to do allowing Luke Jacobson and his attorney [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Matthew Murdock]] also known as Daredevil to win the case. After this Leapfrog kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit with She-Hulk and Daredevil coming to Luke's aid and stopping Leapfrog. | '''Eugene Paul Patilio, Jr''' is the inexperienced vignette known as '''Leapfrog'''. After his suit was lit on fire by its boosters, he tried to sue its creator, Luke Jacobson with his attorney [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]]. During his trial he admitted to using jet fuel for his rocket boots, which he was not supposed to do, allowing Luke Jacobson and his attorney [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Matthew Murdock]], also known as Daredevil, to win the case. After this Leapfrog kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit with She-Hulk and Daredevil coming to Luke's aid and stopping Leapfrog. | ||
== | ==General Information== | ||
'''Name:''' Eugene Paul Patilio Jr, [https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?si=4o4O2mVoOKO9A3wH&t=16 Leapfrog], [https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?si=Gx3eisd_tRXR4AOw&t=4 Guard Frog] (Nickname) | |||
'''Name:''' Eugene Paul Patilio | |||
'''Origin:''' [[Marvel Comics|She-Hulk: Attorney at Law]] | '''Origin:''' [[Marvel Comics|She-Hulk: Attorney at Law]] | ||
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'''[[Alignment]]:''' '''Chaotic Neutral''' ([https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?t=194 Kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit] but despite this Leapfrog he isn't exactly an evil person he's just lacks common sense and is quite dumb) | '''[[Alignment]]:''' '''Chaotic Neutral''' ([https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?t=194 Kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit] but despite this Leapfrog he isn't exactly an evil person he's just lacks common sense and is quite dumb) | ||
==Codex Statistics== | |||
'''[[Tiering System|Tier]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''High 10-B''', '''9-B''' with his sports car. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | |||
'''[[Cardinality]]:''' '''Varies''' | |||
'''[[Dimensionality]]:''' '''3-D''' | '''[[Dimensionality]]:''' '''3-D''' | ||
'''[[Attack Potency]]: | '''[[Attack Potency]]:''' '''Varies''' ([https://ibb.co/album/67V6XF It is directly noted in "The End", there is a balance between good and evil where even when evil grows stronger, heroes will also grow stronger and even come back from the dead if need be to stop the new evils, keeping a balance between good and evil]<ref>Marvel Universe: The End Issue 5</ref>. [https://ibb.co/X2Lk8yj Thor has noted that a ones strength is relative to the need for it, if he has to he can stand on Jupiter, he can stand on anything if the need is great and the cause is just, as can anyone else, not being measured by strength nor raw power but rather measured by what they do]<ref>Immortal Thor - Issue 4</ref>. [https://youtu.be/L4_zFYnnn2Y It is noted by Stan Lee in response to the questions of "who would win in a fight?" is the person the writer decides to win]<ref>STAN LEE Who Would Win? - Stan's Rants</ref>, [https://ibb.co/album/2YrzQv?sort=name_asc with the meta aspect of Marvel Comics being acknowledged]<ref>HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY - Issue 4</ref>), usually '''Above Average Human level''' ([https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?t=226 Broke a glass window by jumping into it]), '''Wall level''' with his sports car. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve ([https://ibb.co/dJFJ3CM Heroes are noted to be able to defy all logic and reason, to find some hidden well of strength and resolve allowing them to break through things they shouldn't be able to]<ref>Fantastic Four (2018) - Issue 8</ref>, [https://ibb.co/album/QP4XcQ?sort=name_asc Mephisto directly notes that a hero can reach deep into themself and find untapped reserves of strength that allows them to "lift the impossible weight"]<ref>Amazing Spider-Man (2018) - Issue 74</ref>. [https://ibb.co/album/2YrzQv?sort=name_asc It is shown in ''"HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY #4"'', Spider-Man notes how when he has to call upon all of the inner strength within himself]<ref>HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY - Issue 4</ref>. [https://ibb.co/MkghcRC Spider-Man noted how when he knew he couldn't let Aunt May down he reached deep inside of himself and do the impossible and do anything to save the ones he loves]<ref>Superior Spider-Man (2023) Volume 3 Issue 3</ref>. [https://ibb.co/album/zG7VcJ?sort=name_asc Thor just having a motivational speech from Peter Parker amplifies him to easily defeat M.Y.T.H.O.S.]<ref>Thor 2023 (annual)</ref>, [https://ibb.co/album/tp12ff?sort=name_asc when he couldn't beat him beforehand]<ref>Thor 2023 (annual)</ref>. [https://ibb.co/jVDvmcm Conan noted that the human will can be greater than any physical strength, even sorcery]<ref>Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown Volume 1, Issue 3</ref>. [https://ibb.co/album/7dc4d6?sort=name_asc When Morlun was about to kill Spider-Man, he remembered his friends and family and got a resolve boost to start overpowering him]<ref>Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 Issue 526</ref>. [https://ibb.co/album/wSsMRT?sort=name_asc The Thing through his heart alone when he was about to turn back into Ben Grimm was able to beat The Hulk in one punch who he admitted was stronger then him]<ref>Fantastic Four (2018) Issue 8</ref>. [https://youtu.be/q2DMDQWMpWs?t=81 When Spider-Man in the first Sam Raimi movies loved ones are endangered Peter becomes far more powerful being capable of completely stomping someone] [https://youtu.be/q2DMDQWMpWs who was previously stomping him]<ref>Spider-Man (2002) Movie</ref>. [https://youtu.be/hjB8g9HNWvU Raimi Spider-Man in ''Marvel Cinematic Universe'' was originally defeated by] '''[[Green Goblin (Earth-96283)|Green Goblin]]''', [https://youtu.be/v4kBgIYX3So?t=62 and in their next fight when completely angered], easily beat him down and was going to kill him if '''[[Spider-Man (Earth-96283)|Raimi Spider-Man]]''' didn't stop him) | ||
'''[[Durability]]:''' ''' | '''[[Durability]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Above Average Human level''', '''Wall level''' inside his car. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Striking Strength]]:''' ''' | '''[[Striking Strength]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Above Average Human Class'''. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Lifting Strength]]:''' '''Average Human''' | '''[[Lifting Strength]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Average Human'''. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Speed|Travel Speed]]:''' '''Athletic Human''' ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWjooscuWwA Dashed into a robber and then turned around and jumped onto his van before they spotted him]), '''Higher''' with Rocket Boots ([https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?t=41 Moves faster when using his boosters]), '''Superhuman''' with his sports car | '''[[Speed|Travel Speed]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Athletic Human''' ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWjooscuWwA Dashed into a robber and then turned around and jumped onto his van before they spotted him]), '''Higher''' with Rocket Boots ([https://youtu.be/dWjooscuWwA?t=41 Moves faster when using his boosters]), '''Superhuman''' with his sports car. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Speed| | '''[[Speed|Attack Speed]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Athletic Human'''. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Reactions|Reaction Speed]]:''' '''Athletic Human''' | '''[[Reactions|Reaction Speed]]:''' '''Varies''', usually '''Athletic Human'''. '''Far Higher''' with Resolve | ||
'''[[Stamina]]:''' '''Average''' | '''[[Stamina]]:''' '''Average''' | ||
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==[[Equipment]]== | |||
<tabber> | <tabber> | ||
|-|Standard= | |-|Standard= | ||
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None Notable. | None Notable. | ||
{{!}}-{{!}}Equipment= | {{!}}-{{!}}Equipment=<br> | ||
<br> | |||
*'''Leapfrog Suit:''' Leapfrog wears a green suit created by Luke Jacobson. It is able to resist flames up to 900 degrees and has rocket boosters that allow him to fly. | *'''Leapfrog Suit:''' Leapfrog wears a green suit created by Luke Jacobson. It is able to resist flames up to 900 degrees and has rocket boosters that allow him to fly. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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|-|Optional= | |-|Optional= | ||
{{#tag:Tabber| | {{#tag:Tabber| | ||
{{!}}-{{!}}Optional Equipment= | {{!}}-{{!}}Optional Equipment=<br> | ||
<br> | |||
*'''Sports Car:''' Leapfrog owns a green sports car. | *'''Sports Car:''' Leapfrog owns a green sports car. | ||
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==Notable Techniques== | ==Notable Techniques== | ||
*'''Twisting Toe Jam:''' Leapfrog does a flip on to the ground and then spins around on the ground hitting his enemies toes with his foot. | *'''Twisting Toe Jam:''' Leapfrog does a flip on to the ground and then spins around on the ground hitting his enemies toes with his foot. | ||
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'''Weaknesses:''' Is inexperienced as a fighter and isn't very smart. | '''Weaknesses:''' Is inexperienced as a fighter and isn't very smart. | ||
==Battle Records== | ==Battle Records== | ||
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|-|Victories= | |-|Victories= | ||
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|-|Losses= | |-|Losses= | ||
{{#tag:Tabber| | {{#tag:Tabber| | ||
{{!}}-{{!}}Notable= | {{!}}-{{!}}Notable=<br> | ||
<br> | |||
*'''[[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]]''' and [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uii2XODXLNE Fight] | *'''[[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]]''' and '''[[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]]''' - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uii2XODXLNE Fight] | ||
**'''Conditions:''' Leapfrog used his henchmen to fight [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]] and [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]]. | **'''Conditions:''' Leapfrog used his henchmen to fight [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]] and [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]]. | ||
**'''Location:''' The Lily Pad. | **'''Location:''' The Lily Pad. | ||
**'''Note:''' [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]] or [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]] likely didn't need the help of each other to defeat Leapfrog. | **'''Note:''' [[Daredevil (Earth-199999)|Daredevil]] or [[She-Hulk (Earth-199999)|She-Hulk]] likely didn't need the help of each other to defeat Leapfrog. | ||
{{!}}-{{!}}Other= | {{!}}-{{!}}Other=<br> | ||
*'''Robbers''' - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWjooscuWwA Fight] | |||
**'''Conditions:''' Leapfrog's rocket boots had a malfunction at the end of the fight. | |||
**'''Location:''' Monahan's Wholesale Parking Lot. | |||
**'''Note:''' Leapfrog would have likely lost even if his boots didn't malfunction. | |||
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None. | None. | ||
</tabber> | </tabber> | ||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Comicbook Characters]] | [[Category:Comicbook Characters]] | ||
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[[Category:Chaotic Neutral Characters]] | [[Category:Chaotic Neutral Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Neutral Characters]] | [[Category:Neutral Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Variable Tier]] | |||
[[Category:Tier 10]] | [[Category:Tier 10]] | ||
[[Category:10- | [[Category:High 10-B]] | ||
[[Category:Tier 9]] | [[Category:Tier 9]] | ||
[[Category:9-B]] | [[Category:9-B]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:20, 22 September 2024
Articles About Frog-Man
| |
|---|---|
| Comics | Main Universe |
| TV Shows | Marvel Cinematic Universe |
| “ | Time to ribbit and rip it! | „ |
| ~ Leapfrog's catchphrase |
| “ | The store might be closed but you forgot about the Guard Frog | „ |
| ~ Leapfrog |
Background
Eugene Paul Patilio, Jr is the inexperienced vignette known as Leapfrog. After his suit was lit on fire by its boosters, he tried to sue its creator, Luke Jacobson with his attorney She-Hulk. During his trial he admitted to using jet fuel for his rocket boots, which he was not supposed to do, allowing Luke Jacobson and his attorney Matthew Murdock, also known as Daredevil, to win the case. After this Leapfrog kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit with She-Hulk and Daredevil coming to Luke's aid and stopping Leapfrog.
General Information
Name: Eugene Paul Patilio Jr, Leapfrog, Guard Frog (Nickname)
Origin: She-Hulk: Attorney at Law
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Vignette
Species: Human
Occupation: None
Status: Alive
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (Kidnaped Luke Jacobson and tried to force him to remake his suit but despite this Leapfrog he isn't exactly an evil person he's just lacks common sense and is quite dumb)
Codex Statistics
Tier: Varies, usually High 10-B, 9-B with his sports car. Far Higher with Resolve
Cardinality: Varies
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: Varies (It is directly noted in "The End", there is a balance between good and evil where even when evil grows stronger, heroes will also grow stronger and even come back from the dead if need be to stop the new evils, keeping a balance between good and evil[1]. Thor has noted that a ones strength is relative to the need for it, if he has to he can stand on Jupiter, he can stand on anything if the need is great and the cause is just, as can anyone else, not being measured by strength nor raw power but rather measured by what they do[2]. It is noted by Stan Lee in response to the questions of "who would win in a fight?" is the person the writer decides to win[3], with the meta aspect of Marvel Comics being acknowledged[4]), usually Above Average Human level (Broke a glass window by jumping into it), Wall level with his sports car. Far Higher with Resolve (Heroes are noted to be able to defy all logic and reason, to find some hidden well of strength and resolve allowing them to break through things they shouldn't be able to[5], Mephisto directly notes that a hero can reach deep into themself and find untapped reserves of strength that allows them to "lift the impossible weight"[6]. It is shown in "HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY #4", Spider-Man notes how when he has to call upon all of the inner strength within himself[7]. Spider-Man noted how when he knew he couldn't let Aunt May down he reached deep inside of himself and do the impossible and do anything to save the ones he loves[8]. Thor just having a motivational speech from Peter Parker amplifies him to easily defeat M.Y.T.H.O.S.[9], when he couldn't beat him beforehand[10]. Conan noted that the human will can be greater than any physical strength, even sorcery[11]. When Morlun was about to kill Spider-Man, he remembered his friends and family and got a resolve boost to start overpowering him[12]. The Thing through his heart alone when he was about to turn back into Ben Grimm was able to beat The Hulk in one punch who he admitted was stronger then him[13]. When Spider-Man in the first Sam Raimi movies loved ones are endangered Peter becomes far more powerful being capable of completely stomping someone who was previously stomping him[14]. Raimi Spider-Man in Marvel Cinematic Universe was originally defeated by Green Goblin, and in their next fight when completely angered, easily beat him down and was going to kill him if Raimi Spider-Man didn't stop him)
Durability: Varies, usually Above Average Human level, Wall level inside his car. Far Higher with Resolve
Striking Strength: Varies, usually Above Average Human Class. Far Higher with Resolve
Lifting Strength: Varies, usually Average Human. Far Higher with Resolve
Travel Speed: Varies, usually Athletic Human (Dashed into a robber and then turned around and jumped onto his van before they spotted him), Higher with Rocket Boots (Moves faster when using his boosters), Superhuman with his sports car. Far Higher with Resolve
Attack Speed: Varies, usually Athletic Human. Far Higher with Resolve
Reaction Speed: Varies, usually Athletic Human. Far Higher with Resolve
Stamina: Average
Range: Standard Melee, Extended Melee with his sports car
Powers and Techniques
Equipment
None Notable.
- Leapfrog Suit: Leapfrog wears a green suit created by Luke Jacobson. It is able to resist flames up to 900 degrees and has rocket boosters that allow him to fly.
- Sports Car: Leapfrog owns a green sports car.
None Notable.
Notable Techniques
- Twisting Toe Jam: Leapfrog does a flip on to the ground and then spins around on the ground hitting his enemies toes with his foot.
Other
Standard Tactics: Leapfrog will try to ambush his opponents and then face them head on.
Weaknesses: Is inexperienced as a fighter and isn't very smart.
Battle Records
0-1-1
None.
- Robbers - Fight
- Conditions: Leapfrog's rocket boots had a malfunction at the end of the fight.
- Location: Monahan's Wholesale Parking Lot.
- Note: Leapfrog would have likely lost even if his boots didn't malfunction.
None.
References
- ↑ Marvel Universe: The End Issue 5
- ↑ Immortal Thor - Issue 4
- ↑ STAN LEE Who Would Win? - Stan's Rants
- ↑ HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY - Issue 4
- ↑ Fantastic Four (2018) - Issue 8
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man (2018) - Issue 74
- ↑ HOW TO READ COMICS THE MARVEL WAY - Issue 4
- ↑ Superior Spider-Man (2023) Volume 3 Issue 3
- ↑ Thor 2023 (annual)
- ↑ Thor 2023 (annual)
- ↑ Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown Volume 1, Issue 3
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 Issue 526
- ↑ Fantastic Four (2018) Issue 8
- ↑ Spider-Man (2002) Movie
