History Main / MasterOfAll

* In ''VideoGame/RemnantFromTheAshes'', your protagonist [[TheChosenOne The Wanderer]] can master every skill in the game since there's never an increase in cost in experience when a skill is increased. Nor is there a limit of how many skills you may know. The sequel does away with being a MasterOfAll and caps what you can have.

Compare LightningBruiser and TheAce. If a character is achieving success in a range of fields, they may burn out and become a BrokenAce. MasterOfNone is the obvious contrast. Almost always guaranteed to fall under God Tier in the hierarchy of CharacterTiers.

* Being a globe-trotting adventurer, Constance Verity from the ''Constance Verity'' Trilogy is fluent in seventeen languages, can type two-hundred words a minute, can fix any machine, can run a mile in four minutes (if she has a good pair of shoes), knows shorthand, is moderately talented at softball, can live on only an hour of sleep a night, learned {{Escape Artist}}ry from the ghost of Creator/HarryHoudini and is even able to fight in the Seven Deadly Styles of Martian Kung Fu, a martial art that wasn't even designed for the human anatomy. Really, it's easier to explain what she ''can't'' do, ''and she never went to school.''

* The skill pyramid/column scheme built into most incarnations of the ''UsefulNotes/{{Fate}}'' system (''TabletopGame/SpiritOfTheCentury'', ''TabletopGame/TheDresdenFiles'' et al.) only allows a character to have as many skills at peak level as the lower-ranked ones can "support", making it literally impossible to be good at everything.

* The skill pyramid/column scheme built into most incarnations of the ''UsefulNotes/{{Fate}}'' system.

* (''TabletopGame/SpiritOfTheCentury'', ''TabletopGame/TheDresdenFiles'' et al.) only allows a character to have as many skills at peak level as the lower-ranked ones can "support", making it literally impossible to be good at everything.

* In ''Manga/{{Claymore}}'', Teresa was #1 in the ranking, but originally just a powerful JackOfAllStats, to the point where she received the byname [[RedBaron "Teresa of the Faint Smile"]] because she had no SignatureMove and no particularly outstanding strengths. However, by her final battle [[spoiler: and after her resurrection]], it becomes clear that she has [[TheAce no equal in any area]]. She is faster than "Flash Sword" Ilene, more agile than "Stormwind" Noel, and stronger than "Muscular" Sophia. [[spoiler: After her return, she is capable of using any of the special abilities of the [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits Seven Ghosts]], and is usually better with them than ''they'' are. The incredible power and mastery of all abilities she demonstrates during the final duel with Priscilla was because [[YourMindMakesItReal of Clare's idealized memories]] of her as the ultimate Warrior. There's also the fact that Teresa had also become an [[OneWingedAngel Awakened Being]], although one far more stable and saner than the others due to her bond with Claire.]].

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would very much be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced'' and it may go on from there like a trickle-down effect, given that [[EvilGenius Pluto]] said that Diablo Nemesis possessed the powers of every bey in the world. This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly such as [[LightIsGood Dynamis]] and [[WorldsStrongestMan Ryuga]], Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago. He nigh-effortlessly made the '''''Dragon Emperor''''' look pathetic.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would very much be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly such as [[LightIsGood Dynamis]] and [[WorldsStrongestMan Ryuga]], Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago. He nigh-effortlessly made the '''''Dragon Emperor''''' look pathetic.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would very much be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly such as [[LightIsGood Dynamis]] and [[WorldsStrongestMan Ryuga]], Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago. He nigh-effortlessly made '''''the Dragon Emperor''''' look pathetic.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly such as [[LightIsGood Dynamis]] and [[WorldsStrongestMan Ryuga]], Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago. He nigh-effortlessly made '''''the Dragon Emperor''''' look pathetic.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly such as [[LightIsGood Dynamis]] and [[WorldsStrongestMan Ryuga]], Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' is already absurd enough, but when it comes to battle, it would be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly, Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'': When it comes to battle, it would be a severe understatement to say that Rago takes this trope to the next level. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven and then some, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly, Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''. It ultimately took the combined power of all the bladers in the world to merely be able to match Rago.

* TheRival of ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'', Reiji Akaba, is able to use all the Extra Deck mechanics available at the time, an immense rarity in the universe that marks him as one of the most skilled duelists in the series. Only a few other duelists, such as TheHero Yuya, and [[spoiler: Zarc]] are able to do the same.

* TheRival of ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'', Renji/Declan Akaba, is able to use all the Extra Deck mechanics available at the time, an immense rarity in the universe that marks him as one of the most skilled duelists in the series. Only a few other duelists, such as TheHero Yuya, and [[spoiler: Zarc]] are able to do the same.

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'': When it comes to battle, Rago is one of the most complete instances of this. His beyblade, Diablo Nemesis, is a Balance-Type that can freely switch between attack, defence and stamina in its Ultimate Balance Mode, allowing them to take on and overcome any battle tactic thrown their way. But it's in the power absorption abilities of the God of Destruction that Rago takes it up to eleven, for when Nemesis steals an opponent's powers, they gain not only the power and abilities of the opponent but also those of ''everyone said opponent has ever faced.'' This means that in addition to the abilities of the bladers he fought directly, Rago has indirectly gained the abilities of the likes of [[DraggedOffToHell Damian]], [[GravityMaster Julian]], [[MagnetismManipulation Zeo]], and even [[RealityWarper Faust]] who alongside Twisted Tempo has '''complete control over time and space'''.

** The [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Morpher]] job in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTacticsAdvance'' is capable of achieving this if the player is willing to put in the time and effort of obtaining all capturable monsters for the Monster Farm, then feeding items to said monsters until all their stats have been raised to [[{{Cap}} 999]]. One can easily steamroll the game at that point by having all their nu nou unlock this job, then have each of the deployed Morphers transform into different monsters and go to town on any unfortunate soul ([[SoulPower pun]] [[ImprobableWeaponUser not intended]]) with a diversity of monster abilities. This might or might not have to do with this particular job never seeing another game appearance since.

* This is one of the main reasons [[RedBaron Thunder God]] Cid Orlandeau in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' is considered to be such a GameBreaker. Since his class, Sword Saint (known as Holy Swordsman in the original version), is essentially three classes' worth of attacks rolled into one (three ''very good'' classes at that), he can easily exploit enemy weaknesses regardless of the situation and have the stats to back it up. Certainly doesn't hurt that he starts off with a particularly powerful weapon on top of that. If you put even the slightest effort into leveling him up, he can [[OneManArmy solo most maps]].
* The [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Morpher]] job in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTacticsAdvance'' is capable of achieving this if the player is willing to put in the time and effort of obtaining all capturable monsters for the Monster Farm, then feeding items to said monsters until all their stats have been raised to [[{{Cap}} 999]]. One can easily steamroll the game at that point by having all their nu nou unlock this job, then have each of the deployed Morphers transform into different monsters and go to town on any unfortunate soul ([[SoulPower pun]] [[ImprobableWeaponUser not intended]]) with a diversity of monster abilities. This might or might not have to do with this particular job never seeing another game appearance since.

** With some [[AbsurdlyHighLevelCap dedicated level and sphere grinding]], every player character in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'' can be this. While there is not enough nodes to raise all stats to their maxima, [[MinMaxing some stats offer little to no benefit if you raise them beyond certain threshold (Agility beyond 170) or if you raised other stats (Accuracy is useless if you maxed out Luck)]].
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX2'' ''International'' and ''HD Remaster'' allows you to capture monsters and raise their stats by feeding them items. It is indeed possible to raise a monster to maximum HP and MP, with 255 across the board in terms of other stats. Impossible to do with the standard party members though.

** In the original version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII'', you unlock the Ninja and Sage Jobs in the final dungeon and for the rest of the game you will have no reason to use anything else. The Ninja can use every weapon and throw Shurikens for huge damage, and has terrific physical stats. The Sage can use all White Magic, all Black Magic, and all Summons, and has the highest magic stats. Technically a fully equipped, top-level [[MagikarpPower Onion Knight]] outclasses the Ninja physically, but it can't use magic, the equipment is hard to come by, and leveling up a highly inferior Job can be a colossal pain. The DS remake gave you the Ninja and Sage classes earlier, with several nerfs, making them less appealing, while giving the Onion Knight access to all White and Black magic at the cost of making it more difficult to get.

* A sufficient amount of LevelGrinding can yield this in most [=JRPGs=] with a JobSystem, like ''Franchise/FinalFantasyV'', ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIX'', and ''VideoGame/BlueDragon'' for example.

* The [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Morpher]] job in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTacticsAdvance'' is capable of achieving this if the player is willing to put in the time and effort of obtaining all capturable monsters for the Monster Farm, then feeding items to said monsters until all their stats have been raised to [[{{Cap}} 999]]. One can easily steamroll the game at that point by having all their nu nou unlock this job, then have each of the deployed Morphers transform into different monsters and go to town on any unfortunate soul ([[SoulPower pun not intended]]) who dare to stand in their way. This might or might not have to do with this particular job never seeing another game appearance since.

* Super Sonic in ''VideoGame/SonicR'' has perfect stats across the board. The original PC release allowed him to be an opponent during races, and his speed effectively guaranteed tha he was unbeatable if the game's difficulty was above Easy.

* A sufficient amount of LevelGrinding can yield this in most [=JRPGs=] with a JobSystem, such as ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'', ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIX'', and ''VideoGame/BlueDragon''.

* This is one of the main reasons [[RedBaron Thunder God]] Cid Orlandeau in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' is considered to be such a GameBreaker: since his class, Sword Saint (known as Holy Swordsman in the original version), is essentially three classes' worth of attacks rolled into one (three ''very good'' classes, at that), he can easily exploit enemy weaknesses regardless of situation and has the stats to back it up. If you put even the slightest effort into leveling him up, he can [[OneManArmy solo most maps]].

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* Within the ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'' playerbase, Thorns has a reputation as a OneManArmy who can excel in almost any role in your squad [[MagikarpPower once you've fully promoted him]]. He's a Lord Guard, a melee unit who can attack distant and airborne foes with {{Sword Beam}}s, he can bypass physical defenses by {{poison|ousPerson}}ing his enemies, and he has RegeneratingHealth when idle, meaning he can survive on his own without a healer by his side. However, his true ace in the hole is '''Destreza''', a skill which widens his attack radius and gives him a permanent, massive boost to the speed and power of his attacks on its second use, to the point where [[InstantDeathRadius he can cut down most enemies the moment they enter his effective range]] once he's had the time to set up.
* ''VideoGame/KanColle'': This is the very reason why [[BossInMookClothing Battleship Re-Class]] is so hated and feared. Not only can she attack in every combat phase, something no single one of your own units can, but she do so much better than any other non-boss mook. She has more firepower and health than the other non-boss battleships, more planes than the non-boss carriers, and stronger torpedoes than the [[GlassCannon torpedo cruisers.]] The one thing she actually suffers in is with Anti-Air, but only in her Basic version.
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