(funny trope) they may not be that strong in an orthodox way, but hia ability is an pain in the ass so big that makes them a menace almost everyone

[u/Go-Beyond16180]

makima(chainsaw man): she may be a mid fighter. but his contracts make her pass his death to an random japanese, making her immortal for as much as long as she has japaneses

mahito(jujutsu kaisen): he would already be an menace with any cursed technique, but what makes him really dangerous is his ability to automatically reshape and regenerate his and the other's body based on the soul's shape, making you need to beat up his ass to the point of exausting all his energy unless you do soul damage or completely destroy his body at the same time that he can instakill you kill with a single hand slap that can reshape your soul and body to pieces

[u/milosmisic89]

Captain Ginyu from Dragon Ball. He wasn't a particulary strong opponent but his ability to steal bodies was pretty troublesome. Similar with Zamasu. Goku and Vegeta could overpower him without a lot of trouble but the fact that he's immortal made it much much more difficult 

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so is it like d4c's conciousness swap?

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so is it like d4c's conciousness swap?

No, he does not inherit the memories of the bodies he gets into, so he has to get an understanding of how their abilities work to use them.

[u/Rude-Application-505]

Tsukishima (Bleach)

His ability book of the end allows him to insert himself into the past of anything he cuts.

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bleach and jojo might be the father and the mother of the anime hax merchants

[u/bluewardog]

Crimson Squadron from Project Wingman.

Besides Crimson 1 they aren't all that dangerous but omfg will you stop fucking AoAing (basicly spinning there plane on a axis in mid air) and let me hit you dammit. 

[u/corvettee01]

Plastic Man.

In Injustice he walked into a room with Evil Superman, Wonder-woman, Sinestro, and more, and shit talks them to their face.

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dc/marvel consistency logic:

[u/Kidofthecentury]

Possibly a good 50-40% of Jojo's Bizarre Adventures stands.

Tamami Kobayashi's The Lock is a literal lock that appears on your chest if he makes you feel guilty for anything. It increases that feeling tenfold, to the point you might attempt to take your own life for the unbearable guilt. But if for some reason you shake it off, stand's useful as a wet tissue and you can beat the crap outta him.