Duplicator

“	Suspicious of others, but he trusts alien technology that's been lying around for ages. Go figure.	„
	~ Duplicator’s description

Background

The Duplicator is a character in Run 3. He is an avid conspiracy theorist, a "self-replicator", the husband of the Demagogue, and the father of the Child. He suspects everyone except his son and the animals (Lizard, Bunny) of being involved in a conspiracy against him, although he isn't entirely clear on the details. Also, he is always accusing the Angel of trying to take his son away from him. Meanwhile, the Child seems to think it's all a game.

General Information

Name: Duplicator

Origin: Run

Sex: Male

Age: Unknown

Classification: Alien

Species: Unknown

Occupation: Unknown

Status: Alive

Alignment: Unknown (Has not shown much beyond being a conspiracy theorist and accusing people of trying to take his son)

Codex Statistics

Tier: 10-B

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Human level (The Duplicator has no notable destructive feats.)

Durability: Unknown (The Duplicator doesn't seem to get hurt by any means in the game. Even if he hits a box while running at full speed, he simply stops, and won't get hurt. Also, since he can respawn, even falling into space won't kill him, and will send him back at the starting point instead making it hard to gauge his durability)

Striking Strength: Human Class

Lifting Strength: Unknown

Travel Speed: Peak Human (Noted that his top speed is 12 m/s)

Attack Speed: Peak Human

Reaction Speed: Peak Human

Stamina: Very High (Can run across the galaxy without getting winded)

Range: Standard Melee Range, Universal with Gravity Manipulation

Intelligence: Average Intelligence

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Powers and Techniques

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Acrobatics (Has the jump height far above Runner), Self-Sustenance (Respiratory Self-Sustenance; Can naturally breathe in space), Gravity Manipulation (Capable of shifting the gravity while running), Resurrection & Teleportation (Respawning in the Run series is a canon element that teleports Duplicator right back to where they died), Telekinesis & Limited Flight (With Rings can telekinetically move objects around to different places and allows the user to stand on nothing without falling), Duplication (Duplicates emerge from his body with randomized jump heights and speed. He can jump off of them by jumping while airborne), Spatial Manipulation (He can also switch places with any duplicate).

Resistance to Space, Cosmic Radiations & Extreme Colds (Can survive the vacuums of space for long periods of time, with it being noted they've been in space for nearly a year and characters like Lizard casually sleeping in space), Gravity Manipulation (Implied by Runner that they do not follow gravity), Pain (He is able to hit a box with his head and let it speed away in space, seen during the Bridge Building minigame. From the impact, it should be understood that he was also hit in the head by the Box. However, he doesn't seem to mind the effect)

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Equipment

None notable

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Notable Techniques

Duplication: Creating duplicates is Duplicator’s main ability which gives him multiple lives and allows him to jump farther and higher through jumping on different duplicates, along with switching places with them.

Respawning: Every time he falls into holes and gaps, he can respawn in the level, granting him the ability to use the trial-and-error method to figure out how to beat the level and go over the obstacle in front of him.

Invincibility: He doesn't seem to get hurt by any means in the game. Even if he hits a box while running at full speed, he simply stops, and won't get hurt. Also, since he can respawn, even falling into space won't kill him, and will send him back at the starting point instead.

Pain suppression: He is able to hit a box with his head and let it speed away in space, seen during the Bridge Building minigame. From the impact, it should be understood that he was also hit in the head by the box. However, he doesn't seem to mind the effect.

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Other

Standard Tactics: Characters in run never really fight, though it’s likely safe to assume their method of attacking is running into the opponent while also manipulating gravity.

Weaknesses: None notable

Battle Records

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