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Appearance: The body is covered with thick blue fur. Initially, it had enlarged arms and legs, but later it underwent a mutation that added fangs and claws. Strength: In human form, the Beast could lift about 1 ton, and in ape form, about 10 tons.
Speed: Can run short distances at speeds up to 40 miles per hour (about 64 km/h).
Agility and coordination: Exceed the capabilities of the best athletes. Can perform acrobatic tricks, walk on hands for many hours, and tie knots with his feet.
Durability: The physiology is resistant to certain types of injuries. It can survive a fall from a third-floor window if it lands on its feet, and it can withstand attacks from super-strong opponents. However, it can still be injured by conventional firearms.
Feelings: The ability to see and hear distant objects is enhanced, as well as the sense of smell, which allows you to track a person. You also have night vision, like a cat.
Regeneration: Metabolism allows you to recover faster from minor illnesses (such as colds), and broken bones heal in a couple of days (which takes weeks or months for regular people).
Intelligence: Genius-level IQ. World-renowned authority in biochemistry, genetics, and other scientific disciplines. Created neural inhibitors to suppress the Dark Phoenix, and modified the Blackbird aircraft using Shi'ar technology for space travel.
Additional skills: Plays keyboard musical instruments and is fluent in several languages (German, Latin, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, etc.).
Personality: A kind-hearted individual despite his intimidating appearance. Prefer to solve issues with words rather than force. Pacifist. Loves literature, quotes Shakespeare, reads Animal Farm and works of Dostoevsky. Portrayed as a loving and laid-back person, especially with Jubilee, Wolverine, Rogue, Storm and Cyclops.

Extraordinary Agility
Superhuman Strength
Blue Beast-like Appearance

Beast is a genius and is normally very kind. Although he can fight like the most violent of fiends, he is very gentle and enjoys a good poem. He has knowledge of most 16th century liturature. He can be found quoting Shakespeare, reading works such as Animal Farm and Dostoevsky, and collecting the magazine Philology Quarterly. His specialty is organic chemistry. Dr. McCoy has a laboratory at Xavier's mansion. Among his scientific credits, Beast created neural inhibitors to suppress Dark Phoenix, deduced that the Phalanx's rate of assimilation was proportional to electrical conductivity and rerouted a satellite signal to contact Forge on the matter, and modified the Blackbird with Shi'ar technology for spaceflight. He is shown to be a pacifist and is very loving and laid-back, especially with Jubilee, Wolverine, Rogue, Storm and Cyclops.

Beast asked him if he could sense them and learned that he was able to get their scent with his noise. Beast moved past the detectors by grabbing the ceiling's instruments and got the other side, of which allowed him to disable to the security systems. Once he got on the other side, he was joined by the rest of the team and prepared to open a door, which consisted of armed guards on the other side.
When the Friends of Humanity kidnapped Carly after her operation, Wolverine infiltrated their ranks and Beast started a mad rampage, determined to save his love no matter the cost. After the X-Men rescued her, Beast told her that he couldn’t see her any longer, as she was in constant danger when around him. He told her he hoped he would be able to return to her when mutants and humans could live in peace together.
Later, when Spider-Man came to the Xavier Mansion, Beast was the only one who understood the situation Spider-Man was in, having been there once himself. McCoy referred Spidey to an old friend of his, Doctor Herbert Landon, who was working on a cure for mutation. Little did Beast realize that his "old friend" was really working on a poison to kill all mutants, making humans dominate over mutants. Thanks to Spider-Man, Wolverine, Beast, and incidentally Hobgoblin, Landon’s scheme was foiled and Landon became a half-mutated creature as a reminder of the day.
Beast apparently joined the Avengers at a later time as his portrait is seen in the Avenger's conference room.

He became one of Charles Xavier’s original X-Men and helped them make the world safer for humans, acting as their doctor. He helped to create the Danger Room, the X-Men's training room. Initially his physical mutation was enlarged hands and feet. However, at some point he grew blue fur all over his body.
He was also the only X-Men to continue to work outside the school, as a medical researcher in a New York hospital. It was there he fell in love with one of his patients, Carly Anne Crocker. Carly’s father hated the idea of a mutant treating her and demanded that he cease seeing her when she became ready for the surgery. Beast disables the security of the Mutant Control Agency.
When the X-Men discovered a young girl named Jubilee, Beast was in his lab when she saw him. While viewed by the girl, he expressed interest in some scientific endeavors and talked to himself. Once she started to roam around, Jubilee took out Wolverine while under the impression that he was trying to kill Gambit. Upon learning, he and Morph laughed together at their teammate before he revealed his claws, threatening the two. Jubilee left the Xavier Mansion sometime afterwards and was captured by a Sentinel. Learning of her captivity, Beast went with some members of the group to save her, where he expressed how his parents became aware of his powers. While the team moved closer to the Mutant Control Agency's facility, Rogue asked Beast what made them like they were. Beast gave multiple reasons and even brought up television as a possibility. Once Wolverine rejoined the team, Beast and Morph joined him in sneaking up the gate. With Morph needing a boost to get over the fence, Beast and Wolverine assisted him and were met on the other side by a guard, of which was soon taken down by Storm. Once the group made their way inside the building, Wolverine stopped the team once he smelled the inferred detectors.