Ramona Flowers (Movie)

Ramona Flowers

Comicbook

Movie

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Background

In the movie, she continues the tradition of being mysterious and well-guarded, as well as carrying around a laminated list of her evil exes, which she gives to Scott after he battles with Roxie.

She had her mind-controlled and held hostage by Gideon Graves' microchip on the back of her head, forcing her to break up with Scott.

In the Subspace during Scott's defeat, she confessed that she was crazy for Gideon, but was constantly pushed away. Only when she left him, prior to her arrival in Toronto, did Gideon finally become interested, which led to the formation of the League.

After gaining control of her body thanks to her and Knives' resolve with Scott (and also a kick to the back of the head by Knives), she played a small but vital role in the final battle against Gideon (kneeing him in the groin, which allows Knives to take his sword away), buying enough time for Knives and Scott to finish him off. Ramona then proceeds to leave Scott to begin her life anew, but Knives convinces Scott to follow her. Scott joins Ramona as the two of them enter a gateway to Subspace.

In an alternate ending, she convinces Scott that Knives is the one he should have been fighting for all along, and leaves him and Knives alone outside of the Chaos Theatre. The two then walk off, talking and laughing.

Powers and Stats

Tier: At least 6-A

Name: Ramona Flowers

Origin: Scott vs. The World

Gender: Female

Age: Likely 25 (Should be around the same age as her comicbook self)

Classification: Human

Attack Potency: At least Continent level+ (Fought Roxy who should be superior to Todd, who punched a giant hole in the moon that subsequently caused tons of explosions and tidal waves back on earth)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Peak Human

Combat Speed: FTL+

Reaction Speed: FTL+ (Can react to Roxy, whose superior to Todd who moved to the moon at these speeds)

Lifting Strength: Superhuman (Lifted a giant hammer and used it in combat)

Striking Strength: At least Continent Class+

Durability: At least Continent level+

Stamina: Unknown

Range: Standard Melee Range, Extended Melee Range with Hammer, Interdimensional with Dimensional Travel

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Weapon Mastery (Can use a hammer in combat), Dimensional Storage & BFR (Type 2. With her subspace suitcase), Dimensional Travel (Can use subspace to travel to different areas), Mind Manipulation (Can enter one's mind in subspace)

Standard Equipment: 

• Subspace Suitcase: A purse-like case linked to the Subspace. It can carry a virtually infinite amount of items and other things.
  • Hammer: A large, heavy hammer she can pull from the Subspace Suitcase. Does extra damage to girls.

Intelligence: Above Average (Knows how to proficiently use subspace and is skilled with weapons such as hammers)

Standard Tactics: Ramona fights little in the film, though when she does her style of fighting is using a weapon from her subspace suitcase(notably her hammer) and using it in combat.

Weaknesses: Nothing notable.

Notable Attacks/Techniques:

• Subspace Transportation: Ramona can transport herself into the "Subspace". The Subspace is a realm that sits below and inside our own with a wide variety of uses. There are two main types of the Subspace:
  • Transport Subspace: A realm closely linked to the real world, usually taking a random and fantasy-like appearance. Can be used to travel quickly due to distance in the Subspace being different to distance in the real world. Can also be used to store a virtually infinite amount of objects. Due to it's nature it can be useful for hiding, fleeing, preparing or aiding in a battle.
  • Mind Subspace: Separate realms located in every person's mind, essentially their subconscious and where their dreams take place. It's appearance and nature relates to that person's personality and emotional state; a person in real life can influence their respective Subspace and vice-versa. Can be used to transport oneself next to that person or harm them/help them without being physically with them.

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