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Range: Standard Melee Range, Several Meters with projectiles. Stamina: Athletic (A competent fighter who can go through deadly battles) Lifting Strength: Class 1 (Able to grapple and throw around opponents as heavy as Fulgore and Riptor)ĭurability: Wall level+ (Can endure hits from opponents comparable to him) Speed: Superhuman Travel Speed Normally (Comparable to the likes of Sabrewulf), Supersonic Reactions, combat and slight speed speed (Trailblazer allows him to fly at supersonic speed, and he can keep up with opponents fast enough to react, dodge and block his Trailblazer from close distance) In his ending he went living inside a volcano)Īttack Potency: Wall level+ ( Fought Glacius, whose comparable ancestor is able to destroy a large wall in Sabrewulf's castle), Small Building level via Meltdown (Can reduce his opponents to ashes, which requires at least these levels of energy)
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts, Acrobatics (Can perform Fireflash), Fire Manipulation, Magma Manipulation (Via Lava Pool), Shapeshifting and Flight (Via Trailblazer, which can be used to fly for short and long distances), Invisibility (Via Heatsink), limited Intangibility (Via Mirage), Teleportation (Via Shadow Heatsink), possibly Broadway Force (Via Humiliation), Status Effect Inducement (By hitting the opponent repeteadly, without them being able to recover, he can cause them to enter the "Dizzy/Stun" status, which leaves them unable to react), Resistance to Heat (Unaffected by the flames that constantly envelop him. However, Cinder couldn't fulfill his task, and met his doom by the hands of the ice creature. His prize was freedom, but in exchange he had to kill the recently kidnapped Glacius and prove Ultratech's superiority over the alien.
Ultratech kept Cinder confined in a security block, until they decided to enter him in the latest Killer Instinct tournament, testing ground for their new creations. The chemicals mutated his body permanently, causing it to be constantly surrounded by flames that never extinguish. His fate was to be devoured by fired as a side-effect of the components tested on him, but he somehow survived and kept living as a new being. Once arrested, Ben became one of the many convicts brought out of jail by the megacorporation Ultratech in order to be used as human guinea-pigs for their experiment in the development of chemical weapons. In the past he was a small-time criminal with several crimes on his record. Ben Ferris, codenamed Cinder, is a playable character in the first game of the Killer Instinct series.
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