Joshua Guthrie

Wings: Guthrie can fly by means of his natural wings. Fully feathered like a bird's, the flexible skeletal structure of Guthrie's wings enables him to press them to the back fo his torso and legs with only the slightest bulge visible under his clothing. It can be assumed that, like Warren Worthington III, Guthrie can reach a height of 10,000 feet with little effort. With severe strain he can reach the highest recorded altitude of a bird in flight, but he can only remain at that height for several minutes. He can fly nonstop under his own power for a maximum of approximately twelve hours. Aerial adaptation: Guthrie's entire anatomy is naturally adapted to flying. His bones are hollow, like those of a bird, making him weigh far less than usual for a male of his build. His body is virtually devoid of fat and he possesses greater proportionate muscle mass than an ordinary human does. His eyes are especially adapted to withstand high-speed winds which would hurt the average eye. He possesses a special membrane in his respiratory system that enables him to extract oxygen from the air at high velociteis or altitudes. Guthrie's physical adaptations give him incredible protection against damage from falling.
 * Regenerative healing factor: He regenerates and heals hundreds of times faster than a normal human. Thanks to this superhuman regenerative healing factor, he is able to completely heal from injuries which would prove fatal to most humans, even with superhuman abilities. However, Guthrie revealed that a wound near his heart never fully healed though this could just be metaphorical. His healing factor comes from the natural regenerative enzymes secreted by his wings. It is currently unknown if his healing factor cures diseases or if he can heal through blood transfusions like Worthington.
 * Superhuman strength: Guthrie has greater strength than what his size, age, and build would suggest. He is, like Worthington, capable of lifting 500 pounds at his peak.
 * Superhuman stamina: Guthrie's muscles produce far less fatigue toxins than an ordinary human's. This allows him to operate at peak capacity for several hours before the build-up of these toxins in his blood begins to impair him. It is likely that he can fly for about twelve straight hours before beginning to tire.
 * Superhuman durability: Guthrie's body, while far from invulnerable, is far more resistant to blunt force trauma than an ordinary human. This is mainly so that he is able to withstand large amounts of friction while in flight.

Vocal manipulation: He possesses a set of vocal cords that produce a sonic frequency beyond the range of human capability as well as creating multiple sounds or voices at once. The vocal ability allows for more vocal control, such as hypnosis. He can also copy any sound he has heard or imagined.