The nanites even allow Bloodshot to morph his own body, changing his shape and appearance and also letting him interface with computer systems. They also allow him to heal almost instantaneously from any injury. Those nanites grant Bloodshot all the basic superhuman abilities like enhanced strength, agility and endurance. But once PRS's nanites enter the equation, Bloodshot becomes an almost unstoppable foe.
He's trained in many forms of armed and unarmed combat, skills which make him an excellent fighter and assassin. Bloodshot Cheat Sheet First Appearance: Eternal Warrior #4 (cameo), Rai #0 (full) (1992) Creators: Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin, Bob Layton Aliases: Raymond Garrison Recommended Reading: Bloodshot: Definitive Edition TPB Bloodshot's Powers and AbilitiesEven if he didn't have superhuman abilities, Bloodshot would be a formidable opponent. and just maybe find some semblance of a normal life once he's finished. For a time, that system worked well, but Bloodshot eventually rebelled and now seeks to destroy the men and women who made him what he is. In order to control their creation, PRS implants these memories into Bloodshot's mind, giving him a fake but very believable personal grudge against the targets he's assigned to kill. However, Bloodshot has come to learn most of his memories are false implants. Bloodshot believes himself to be a man named Ray Garrison, a soldier who was revived after death and transformed by PRS. The actual origin of the man who became Bloodshot is shrouded in mystery. Many of their previous creations failed, and it was only after PRS perfected its nanotechnology in the 21st century that they were able to fully realize their plans. PRS is dedicated to creating advanced super-soldiers capable of carrying out dangerous missions with no remorse or hesitation. “ Bloodshot's OriginBloodshot is the culmination of decades of work by the scientists at Project Rising Spirit. His goal is to get revenge for his stolen life and ensure Project Rising Spirit doesn't use its nanotechnology to create more super-soldiers. But whereas Frank wages a constant war against any and all criminals, Bloodshot tends to direct his wrath against the organization that made him what he is. As for the Punisher, Bloodshot shares Frank Castle's single-minded obsession with killing the wicked. Also like Wolverine, Bloodshot can heal from nearly any injury, thanks to the nanites coursing through his blood and transforming him into the ultimate super-soldier. Like Wolverine, Bloodshot was subjected to medical experimentation by a sinister organization, transforming him into a killing machine with few memories of his past. He made his comic book debut at a time when violent anti-heroes were all the rage and borrows many familiar elements from both those Marvel characters, even if the end result is a unique character. Who Is Bloodshot?The easiest way to describe Bloodshot is that he's a mash-up of Wolverine and The Punisher.
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