10 Most Famous & Insanely Powerful Superhero Weapons

Superheroes and their fictional stories are filled with lots of hope, power, action, and inspiration. The backstories of their origin give them the element of mystery and their weapons laced with superpowers challenges the conventional paradigms and reshapes it for good or bad.

Here is a mindblowing list of such powerful weapons and their abilities.

1. Thor’s Mjolnir

Mjölnir is the hammer of Thor, a major Norse god associated with thunder. Mjölnir is depicted in Norse mythology as one of the most fearsome and powerful weapons in existence, capable of leveling mountains.

Mjölnir was crafted from a nugget of Uru, a powerful nigh-invulnerable Asgardian metal. Additional enchantments placed upon it by Odin made it virtually indestructible.

Mjölnir’s wielder possesses these powers:

• Weather Manipulation
  
• Flight
  
• Energy Projection
  
• Barriers
  
• Energy Sensing
  
• Energy Absorption and Redirection
  
• Teleportation
  
• Matter Manipulation
  
• Resurrection
  
• Alpha Particles
  
• Allspeak
  
• Time Travel/Chronokinesis
  
• Immunity to Other Forces
  
• Transformation
  
• Holy Object
  
• Interdimensional Messaging
  
• Illusion Detection
  
• Life Force Absorption
  
• Transmigration of Souls
  
• Event Recall
  
• Invisibility and Intangibility
  
• Electromagnetic Spectrum Manipulation
  
• Cosmic Energy
  
• Nether World Power
  
• Negation of Mystic Energy
  

Green Lantern’s Power Ring

The Green Lantern Power Ring, also known as a Power Ring, was a piece of jewelry which was actually an advanced device created by the Guardians of the Universe and granted the wearers incredible powers. 

Green Lantern Rings are considered to be the most powerful weapons in the known universe. Depending on the skill and willpower of the wearer, it can do almost anything

• Energy Projection 
  
• Force Field
  
• Energy Construct Creation 
  
• Superhuman Strength 
  
• Phasing
  
• Environmental Playback 
  
• Energy Twin
  
• Energy Absorption 
  
• Flight
  
• Wormholes & Spacial Warps 
  
• Time Travel
  
• Limited Cellular Regeneration 
  
• Electromagnetic Scanning 
  
• Galactic Encyclopedia 
  
• Universal Translator 
  
• Material Alteration 
  
• Ring Duplication 
  
• Emergency Beacon
  
• Homing Beacon
  
• Mind Alteration
  
• Pocket Dimension
  
• Resurrection
  
• Security Protocol
  
• Preset Conditions
  
• Thought Relay
  

Silver Surfer’s Cosmic Surfboard

The Silver Surfer is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Radd acquired vast power, a new body and a surfboard-like craft on which he could travel faster than light. Now known as the Silver Surfer, Radd roamed the cosmos searching for planets for Galactus to consume.

• When flying, the Silver Surfer uses a construct which resembles an earthly surfboard. This "board" is made with the same silvery material (The Galactic Glaze) that composes the Surfer's body, thus making the board indestructible. Few forces aside from the power cosmic itself can affect it, and if it is somehow damaged, the Surfer can easily repair it in an instant.
  
• The board is psionically linked with the Surfer's mind in some unknown fashion, and it follows his commands instantly. It apparently taps the cosmic energy in much the same fashion as the Surfer himself, and although the Surfer could theoretically use the power cosmic to fly without his board, the construct enables him to do so without expending any of his own energy. 
  
• The Surfer generally limits his speed to Mach 10 (ten times the speed of sound) within the outer layers of a planet's atmosphere, can attain 99.99% the speed of light in regular space, and can exceed light-speed within hyperspace. 
  
• The Silver Surfer is also able to trap living matter into his Surfboard for extended periods of time, or even destroy living matter within the board itself.
  

Doctor Fate’s The Helm of Nabu/Fate

The Helmet of Fate is an ancient and extremely powerful magical object. It was created by the Lord of Order, Nabu, which whoever puts it on gains the powers of Nabu and becomes Doctor Fate, the Sorcerer Supreme.

When the helmet bonds with a human, they can exhibit the following abilities.

• Teleportation 
  
• Telepathy 
  
• Telekinesis 
  
• Transmute matter  
  
• Precognition  
  
• Invulnerability 
  
• Flight 
  
• Vast magical knowledge 
  

Doctor Strange's Eye of Agamotto

The third of the Vishantis, Agamotto, created three eyes, one of Power, one of Truth and of Prescience. This artifact is actually the third of Agamotto's "eyes", but is the one most commonly associated with the term.

• The Eye can emit an 'all-revealing light.'
  
• The Eye plays back recent events.
  
• The Eye has other abilities which are similar to telepathy but are magical rather than psionic, greatest of which is the ability to give its user certain mystical perceptions into another's soul.
  
• The Eye accompanies the wearer's astral form and is one of the few items usable in either state (albeit at a less powerful state).
  

Iron Man’s Armor

Iron Man is the name of the suit of armor developed by Tony Stark created with the help of Ho Yinsen as a means of escaping captivity in Afghanistan. The plethora of functionality in the suit is as follows

• Every suit has a self-contained environment, assorted onboard weapons systems, enhanced strength, flight, and various communications arrays and sensors (such as radar and radio). 

• Furthermore, they typically have multiple power sources including a secondary solar energy collection function in the event that conventional charging methods are unavailable. 

• Earlier versions of the armor could also fold virtually flat, allowing Stark to store them in his bullet-proof briefcase.

• The defining abilities of Stark's armor are the jets situated in the boots and the repulsors situated in the gauntlets. 

• In the 2008 film, the repulsors are a form of propulsion and (as hand units) steering jet, though they can be used offensively.

• Another defining trait is the chest-mounted "uni-beam", also known as the variobeam, pentabeam, and tri-beam (in the 2008 film, Stark commands J.A.R.V.I.S. to divert power to his "chest RT", or chest repulsor transmitter). 
  

Wonder Woman’s Lasso of Truth

The Lasso of Truth is a fictional weapon wielded by DC Comics superheroine Wonder Woman, Princess Diana of Themyscira. It is also known as the Magic Lasso or the Lasso of Hestia

The lariat forces anyone it captures into submission; compelling its captives to obey the wielder of the lasso and tell the truth.

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Hellboy’s The Good Samaritan

The Good Samaritan is a fictional weapon from Mike Mignola's Hellboy comics (although it is only named as such in the film version). The Samaritan is an oversized, uniquely large caliber four-round revolver. It fires its custom-made bullets with adequate power to easily penetrate virtually any material. The gun itself has unearthly resistance to almost all forms of attack, and includes grips carved from fragments of the True Cross. The metal of the gun is forged from a combination of Irish church bells, cold iron from crucifixes, blessed silver, and other mystic metals.

The Samaritan only holds four of its oversized normal rounds, but The Good Samaritan can also be loaded with special rounds such as

Whopper rounds, custom-made by Hellboy himself, are tipped with explosive shells that contain white oak, holy water, garlic, and silver shavings, and clove leaves. These ingredients, each bearing a folkloric power to impede evil and/or specific monsters (e.g. vampires, werewolves, witches, etc.), have the potential to injure many of the foes Hellboy may face.

Tracking bullets contain a phosphorescent green liquid that will drip from the wound they open on a target, allowing the target's path to be easily followed in low-light situations.

Green Arrow/Hawk Eye Trick Arrows

DCEU has Green Arrow and MCU has Hawk-Eye as their super archers, and there is a solid reason they are called super archers. 

Just take a look at this incredibly large arsenal of arrows these incredibly talented, world-saving archers have. 

• Router arrow
  
• Grappling hook arrow
  
• Ensnarement arrow
  
• Flashbang arrow
  
• Explosive arrow 
  
• Flare/Flame burst arrow 
  
• Tranquilizer Arrow 
  
• Incendiary arrow 
  
• Remote detonator arrow 
  
• Syringe arrow 
  
• Electric arrow 
  
• Zip tie arrow 
  
• Bola arrow 
  
• Non-lethal arrow 
  
• Cable net arrow 
  
• Boxing glove arrow 
  
• Double arrow 
  
• Tear gas arrow 
  
• Nanite arrow 
  
• Magnetic arrow 
  
• Parachute arrow 
  
• Shield arrow
  
• Normal arrow 
  

Daredevil’s Billy Club

Daredevil's Billy Club is the personal weapon of Matt Murdock. It functions as a multi-purpose cane capable of being used as a grappling hook and an extendable melee weapon.

• The billy club can be split into two short batons and can be used by Daredevil as a shorter ranged weapon. 
• It can also be converted into a larger staff for melee combat. 
• The pieces could be used as throwing weapons to strike opponents from a distance, and were similar in functionality compared to a boomerang, as they could ricochet and bounce off surfaces for the user to catch. 
• The upgraded version of the billy club uses a special steel fiber composite cable that makes it nearly indestructible. 
• It can also be used as a grappling hook, with shooting the billy club onto a structure and then either swinging, descending or ascending on the cable, while it is designed to quickly retract itself after any such use.