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==Background==
==Background==
'''Andrew Detmer''' is the main protagonist turned main antagonist of the 2012 found-footage science fiction action drama film ''Chronicle''. A High school student imbued with telekinetic powers, his descent into villainy and destruction is the focus of much of the film.
'''Andrew Detmer''' is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Richard Detmar) of the 2012 found-footage science fiction action drama film ''Chronicle''. A High school student imbued with telekinetic powers, his descent into villainy and destruction is the focus of much of the film.
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! style="text-align:left;" |This dropdown contains the synopsis of Andrew's story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!

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Background

Andrew Detmer is one of the two main antagonists (alongside Richard Detmar) of the 2012 found-footage science fiction action drama film Chronicle. A High school student imbued with telekinetic powers, his descent into villainy and destruction is the focus of much of the film.

This dropdown contains the synopsis of Andrew's story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!
The story begins when Andrew purchases his first camera and begins documenting his daily life which includes his loneliness at school and the bullying he experiences there, as well as the verbal and physical abuse his dad inflicts on him. One day, Matt convinced him to go to a barn party where he is further bullied by an older man who sees Andrew filming the party and particularly a girl dancing on a table who happens to be the man's girlfriend. After being threatened and spit on by the older man, Andrew resigns outside and sits allowing sobbing when he's approached by Steve, the school's popular quarterback who is also running for class president. Steve tells him he's been hanging out with Matt during the party and the two of them had discovered something interesting in the woods nearby. The three explore a mysterious hole in the ground that emits a strange noise. The three boys enter the hole with Andrew doubting that they'll make it and telling them that they probably shouldn't go in, but Steve jumps in without listening to Andrew, and Matt soon follows after, with Andrew reluctantly going after them. When he catches up they then encounter a large glowing, crystalline object. Andrew's camera starts to act erratically, presumably from magnetic interference in the proximity of the object. The trio observe odd behavior of the object including what appears to be its own gravitational pull (with beads of sweat floating from Steve towards the object) and subtle movement of the roots/tendrils attached to the object towards anybody that touches it. Andrew's camera breaks and based on the footage, the three of them are ejected from the cavern. It also appears that Andrew's first camera was lost in the event, as the trio later return to the hole in the ground only to find it has caved in and Steve comments that Andrew's camera was still in there. Weeks later, the boys discover they have developed telekinetic powers from the events in the cavern and begin to exercise their abilities with progressively greater strength and agility. However, they experience nosebleeds whenever they over-exert themselves, with Matt hypothesizing that their abilities function similar to any muscular development: that it's possible to injure themselves if they take on more than they can handle before they're ready. While the trio explores the extent of their abilities, they bond closely with each other. After a series of committing a series of practical jokes on some store patrons, and moving a woman's car in a parking lot while she's shopping, Andrew later goes too far when he runs a hostile driver off the road because he was tailgating the boys. This compels Matt to establish a set of rules that they agree to follow including: no using it on living things, no using it when they're angry, and no longer using their abilities in public". Some time later, Andrew and Matt get a text from Steve inviting them to a junkyard. When they arrive, Matt receives another text telling them to "look up". Where they see that Steve has gained the ability to fly and he teaches them how to do the same. Andrew learns it with ease while on the other hand, Matt can't get off the ground, eventually picking up the ability after several tries. They set off High into the sky, playing football and trying different tricks. However, a passing passenger jet knocks Steve unconscious and he begins free-falling, but Andrew was able to save both Steve and his camera and land them safely on the ground. After the amazing new discovery, they all make a promise to go traveling around the world after graduation, with Andrew suggesting they go to Tibet first, since it's so peaceful and has a tranquil nature. Something that's juxtaposed to his chaotic and hostile life at home. Steve, wanting to help his socially isolated friend, encourages Andrew to enter The Talent Show. Andrew amazes his peers by disguising his powers as a magic routine for which he receives a lot of praise. That night, Andrew, Matt, and Steve go to an afterparty, where the now-popular Andrew is the center of attention. Later that evening, Andrew is approached by a classmate name Monica, who takes him upstairs to "get to know him". While the two are in an upstairs room Steve comes up to congratulate him, only to see a disgusted Monica rushing out of the bedroom with vomit on her clothing. Steve tries to console an angry and embarrassed Andrew but is rejected and told to leave the room. Following the events of the party, Andrew feels neglected and grows increasingly hostile. Eventually, his father finds out about the party and discovers the camera Andrew has been using. He accuses Andrew of being selfish and spending what little money they have which his dad claims is for school and medical bills. Andrew angrily retorts that he goes to public school and his father doesn't pay for that. Angered by Andrew's response, his dad turns over the table between them and punches Andrew in the face, enraging Andrew and pushing him to fight back using his telekinesis to augment his physical strength. Andrew easily overpowers his dad, telling him that he could crush him, and then throws him across the room. Shocked with the loss of control, Andrew runs off. Able to sense that he was in trouble, Steve sets out to find him, where he finds Andrew flying in the middle of a thunder storm. Steve tries to calm him down, but Andrew warns him to stay away, Steve doesn't leave out of concern for him. Andrew's temper increases and suddenly Steve gets struck by lightning and is instantly killed. At Steve's funeral, Matt confronts Andrew about Steve's death, and how suspicious the circumstances were, which Andrew denies. He later goes to Steve's grave, blaming himself for his death and asking for forgiveness. With the death of the only friend who cared about him besides Matt, and the humiliation he endured at the party becoming public knowledge at school, the once-again unpopular Andrew becomes deeply embittered and begins to abuse his powers, dismembering a spider and later ripping the teeth out from a bully. When his mother's condition deteriorates, Andrew, using Richard's firefighting suit as a disguise, attempts to pay for her medicine through robbing people. After robbing a store, its owner attempts to shoot Andrew, only for the latter to use his powers to throw away the gun. It discharges in the direction of a gas tank, resulting in an explosion that kills the store owner and injuring Andrew. Later at the hospital, on his bedside, his upset father informs an unconscious Andrew that his mother has died, blaming him for it entirely. When his dad is about to strike him, Andrew suddenly awakens and blows out the outer wall of the hospital room. Meanwhile, at a birthday party with his girlfriend, Matt suffers an intense nosebleed and goes after Andrew, realizing that he is in trouble. When he arrives, and sees Andrew floating outside the hospital building, holding his dad by the neck, dropping him a few moments later, Matt comes to the rescue and saves him. Andrew proceeds to wreak havoc as he heads towards The Space Needle. Matt goes after him and tries to stop him, but Andrew now considering himself an "Apex Predator", won't listen and causes more mayhem, dragging Matt into an intense battle throughout the city. The Final Battle ensues, with Andrew and Matt crashing through buildings, the police soon get involved, however Andrew is able to shake them off easily using his powers. Matt tries to stop Andrew, but the policemen fire at them, wounding Matt, which only makes Andrew more enraged. Matt pleads Andrew to stop, but Andrew is unreachable, screaming in pain and rage as he blindly destroys everything around him. Left with no other choice, Matt notices a statue behind Andrew wielding a spear, and reluctantly launches the spear from the statue, right into Andrew's chest, killing him instantly. Matt falls to the ground, tired, relieved, but also in tears. The police surround him but he flies away. Matt than goes to Tibet with Andrew's camera and talks to his dead cousin through the camera and vows to use his powers for good and find out what happened to the three of them that night in the hole. Matt positions the camera so it can have a good view of the temples from the mountain he was on, apologizing to Andrew as well as telling him how much he loved him before flying away, leaving Andrew's camera behind so it can keep recording the view Andrew would have loved.

Statitsics

Tier: 10-B Physically, likely up to 9-A with Statistics Amplification, 9-A with powers

Name: Andrew Detmer

Origin: Chronicles

Sex: Male

Age: 16 to 17 year old (Was a senior in high school)

Classification: Human, Psychic

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Average Human level physically, likely up to Room level with Statistics Amplification (Andrew can physically enhance himself with his powers meaning he should be capable of physically being comprable to them), Room level with powers (Did this with his powers while extremly injured and could easily crush a car with them), Can bypass conventional durability by aming at internal organs (Andrew as shown capable of attacking the inside of someone's body)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Striking Strength: Average Human Class, likely up to Room Class with Statistics Amplification

Durability: Average Human level, Room level with psychic shielding

Lifting Strength: Average Human, Class 10 with powers (Andrew can thorw a bus with his powers)

Travel Speed: Average Human, Higher with Flight

Combat Speed: Average Human

Reaction Speed: Average Human

Stamina: At least Peak Human (Could fight someone with similar powers despite being severely burned and injured)

Range: Standard Melee Range, Tens of meters with Telekinesis

Intelligence: Above Average (Andrew quickly learned how to master his telekinetic powers)


Powers and Abilities

Superhuman Strenght and Statistics Amplification (Andrew can physically enhance himself with his powers), Telekinesis (Andrew's most used ability, can easily crush a car with it along with internally attack someone), Limited Flight (By using telekinesis, Andrew is capable of flight), Forcefield Creation (Andrew can create psychic shields), Limited Telepathy (Andrew has a telepathic link with other psychic users), Possibly Electricity Manipulation (Andrew possibly redirected the lighting at Steve although nothing was ever confirmed)


Standard Equipment

His Camera


Other

Weaknesses: He's physically still human, his telekinetic shielding requires a conscious reaction from him and he is emotional unstable and prone to lashing out.

Battle Records

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