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Noah Runjar Fire Rath Analysis

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Powers: Fire fingers: His fire fingers let him let him torture his victims by burning off the erasers of their pencils with just the touch of a finger. Super strength: His natural ability of being super strong makes it impossible for the people to stop Noah Runjar Fire Rath from committing his dreadful crimes. Super speed: Noah Runjar Fire Rath is the fastest super villain there ever has been, and there ever will be. His super speed allows him to not get caught committing his horrific crimes. Freeze Powers: His ability to freeze his victims and make them watch, makes the crimes he commits even worse! All of these powers are used strictly for evil only! Backstory: Noah Runjar Fire Rath’s childhood was full of fun adventures and explorations

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