skilled in hand-to-hand combat and able to hold his own against his father, Deathstroke. When possessed by the spirits of Azarath, Jericho had a powerful lion soul self and a healing ability. Powers and abilities in The New 52 In The New 52, Jericho receives an array of psychic abilities aside from his possession powers, such as being able to telepathically control his brother Grant and his mother Adeline. Despite conflicting continuity between Deathstroke vol. 2 and 3, Jericho still retains his telepathy to read minds and control others. After being experimented upon, Jericho demonstrated even more powerful abilities to rupture other human beings apart with a psychic blast, much to his horror. Although his telepathy can be blocked by others with mental powers, Jericho can read their aura to see if they hold malicious intents and can also project an energy field to defend against attacks. Powers and abilities in DC Rebirth In DC Rebirth, Jericho demonstrates the ability to separate his incorporeal, spiritual self from his physical body when he uses his powers to possess other people. Unlike his usual way of possessing others, Jericho describes this ability like a near field communication, being able to possess people within a certain distance from him, and the person he is possessing speaks using his voice, not theirs. In addition, his physical body is dormant and immobile, leaving it vulnerable to attacks if no one is there to protect it. Other versions Earth One In Teen Titans: Earth One, Jericho serves as an antagonist for the Teen Titans, having been manipulated and brainwashed by Dr. Stone of S.T.A.R. Labs into spying and fighting against his fellow "Project Titans" members. Tiny Titans In the children's series Tiny Titans, Jericho is one of the younger toddlers and part of the "Little Tiny Titans" with Wildebeest, Kid Devil and Miss Martian. As a running gag, Jericho often uses his powers to possesses others for his and his friends' benefit and amusement, including his older sister Rose and father Deathstroke. In other media Television Jericho appears in the Teen Titans animated series. Like his early comic persona, this version can possess any being he can make eye contact with and is mute. He is never personally seen talking, seemingly unable to, however, only talks through those he possesses, including individuals who ironically do not seem able to speak. His relation to Deathstroke (known simply