| “ | Let me tell you something about me. Life is the most valuable thing we have, right? When you take a life, that should mean something, right? When I killed my brother, I felt nothing. No guilt, no remorse -- nothing. And he was the one person in this world I ever gave two damns about. They lied to me -- about the importance of life. The only life anybody really cares about is their own and I don't even care about that. You understand? I'm just killing time, waiting to die. | „ |
| ~ Deadshot - Deadshot #4 (Holiday, 1988) |
Deadshot is a supervillain/anti-hero/anti-villain from DC Comics.
Fanon Wiki Ideas So Far[]
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Battles Royale[]
- Arkham Origins' Assassins Battle Royale (Completed)
With the Suicide Squad[]
- The Suicide Squad vs The Mercs for Money (Completed)
Battle Record[]
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Battle Record
- Wins: 4
- Losses: 3
- Draws: 0
Possible Opponents[]
- Boba Fett (Star Wars)
- Blitzo (Helluva Boss)
- Flippy (Happy Tree Friends)
- Garrus Vakarian (Mass Effect)
- Kano (Mortal Kombat)
- Lady Nagant (My Hero Academia)
- Loid Forger (Spy x Family)
- Niko Bellic (Grand Theft Auto)
- Pico (Newgrounds)
- Revy (Black Lagoon)
- Seryu Ubiquitous (Akame ga Kill!)
- Usopp (One Piece)
History[]
Having grown up in an abusive family, Floyd Lawton ended up killing his older brother by mistake while attempting to save him from their abusive father. The psychological effects of this event influenced Floyd, who married Susie and spent years away from her and their son Edward. He eventually came under the tutelage of professional assassin David Cain, who taught him everything he knows about marksmanship. Becoming the world's greatest marksman, Deadshot would make his debut in Gotham City, replacing Batman as the city's protector as cover for more serious criminal activity. This was foiled by the Dark Knight & Robin, and years later would be inducted by Amanda Waller into Task Force X, the reactivated Suicide Squad. Eventually, both Susan and Edward would die in tragic circumstances (suicide and killed by a pedophile respectively), but Deadshot discovered later on that a call girl, Michelle Torres, had fostered a daughter named Zoe.
Death Battle Info[]
- Real Name: Floyd Lawton
- Gender: Male
- Affiliations:
- Pre-New 52: formerly Killer Elite, Suicide Squad, Secret Six
- New 52 & Rebirth: Suicide Squad; formerly Secret Society of Super-Villains, Task Force XL
- Occupation: Assassin, mercenary, criminal
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 202 lbs (92 kg)
Abilities[]
- Peak Human Condition
- Marksmanship
- Refined Senses
- Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)
- Weapons Proficiency
- Master Marksman
- Explosives
- Multilingualism: English, Russian, and Mandarin
- Tactical Analysis
- Aviation
Equipment[]
Deadshot wears a suit composed of an armored chest piece, two wrist turrets that emit continuous gun shots in rapid fire, fully loaded bandoleer and various magazines of ammunition that he laced with curare, an asphyxiation-inducing poison, to ensure he kills his target regardless of the wound is mortal or not as long as one bullet made contact with the victim's blood stream. Deadshot also uses a high-tech laser sighted eye-patch that he wears over his right eye, augmenting his already amazing marksman skills with thermal imaging and doubling as a sniping scope. While Deadshot's usual weapon of choice is a long-ranged sniper rifle, he can use hand guns and semi-automatics. He even used a grenade launcher to remove obstacles like bulletproof glass. He also carries other weapons for close combat; like knives and tasers [1].
Feats[]
- Officially the greatest marksman in the DC universe
- Capable of landing multiple headshots through a single bullet wound using a full-auto machine gun.
- Can kill with ricochets [2] [3]
- Killed a flying wasp by throwing a toothpick at it. [4]
- Downed a helicopter with one shot
- Sniped someone through a water tower
- Headshots a Black Lantern after immediately waking up
- Has only missed a shot once or twice throughout his career
- Caught a ricochetting dart thrown by Captain Boomerang between his fingers inches from his face
- Defeated the Joker [5] [6].
- Survived multiple stabbings from the Joker.
- Keep his identity a secret for two years before Green Arrow exposed his identity to the public.
- Had at least six counts of murder of the first degree, which including the assassination of a government official.
- Survived an explosion that destroyed a warehouse.
- Tagged the Flash while he was running (Injustice 2)
- Killed a weakened Reverse Flash with help from Bronze Tiger (Hell to Pay)
- Fought Deathstroke for 5 days (killing 62 civilians in the process). [7]
Flaws[]
- No superhuman abilities other than his marksmanship.
- Borderline suicidal
- Very light armor.
- While skilled in hand-to-hand combat, prefers long ranged combat.
- Clearly inferior to Batman in close combat.
- Losing streak against Batman.
- Has a daughter, which can be used as a hostage against him.
- This is often Amanda Waller's bargaining chip against him to keep him in the Suicide Squad
- Arrogant and Reckless
- Doesn't like to admit that he missed his target.
- Places no value on his own safety
- Can be sloppy in covering up his tracks
- Is easy to interrogate: at least for Batman. [10] [11]
- Was once "Joker-ized" and turned into an insane maniac by one of the Joker's chemicals, indicating that his mask may not filter gasses.
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