History Main / SuperSoldier

* ''Acid Rain World'' is Hong Kong-based toyline set in a dystopic future world war. Among the factions are the Omangans, who are an imperialistic European monarchy. Omangan military assets include the Reborn Troopers. They are genetically enhanced and then given extensive bionic modification (like being permanently fused to their heavy armor) and only 10% of those subjected to this program survive. In the mobile game, the info entry for them even gives a ShoutOut to some more famous supersoldiers "Think of those [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 marines of the space variety]] and you won't be far off the mark for describing these fellas."

%%** ComicBook/LexLuthor's Everyman project (Which delivered, but with a nasty catch). - Administrivia/ZeroContentExample

* ''TabletopGame/MechanicalDream'', four races are essentially all super soldiers and in the racial hierarchy they occupy the top places with the Zins being at the top and the second place is a 3-way tie by the Soleks, the Yakis and the Volkoi while all the other races fall below. The Soleks and Yakis are both nomadic tribes and their journeys into the outside DeathWorld made them both strong and granted them special abilities, the Soleks are immune to psychic attack or influence while the Yakis shortly after birth are given a ClingyCostume, {{Biotech}} Power Armour made from the individual's placenta (Yakis born outside of the tribe or had their armour destroyed are shunned as being permanently weak with no armour), so both tribes are hired en masse as elite forces by the cities of the Core. The Volkoi and the Zin are both created species (the Zin were created by the Frilin to be their soldiers while the Volkoi were commissioned by the pre-Core Empress after learning of an invading force). The Volkoi are blessed with superhuman strength, a prehensile tail useful for combat, and an adrenaline rush that makes them even mightier. The Zin have borderline superhuman stats, immunity to ageing and are fused with a supernatural creature that lets them transorm into the true form of what possesses them.

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' has multiple examples:

* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'': One of the key events in the series' {{Backstory}} is the Titan War, a particularly brutal conflict that ended about ten years before the series begins. During the war, both sides engaged in many [[PlayingWithSyringes unethical experiments]], including ones with super soldiers; most of these ended horrifically for both the test subjects and the experimenters. One of the test subjects to survive these was Tongpu (codenamed Mad Pierrot), who came out of the process as a sociopathic walking arsenal [[PsychopathicManchild with the mind of a child]]. One of the few opponents AntiHero Spike Spiegel actually feared, he eventually was incapacitated with one of his own weapons, at which point he broke down crying and begging for his mother until he was finally destroyed.

* Much like ROM’s Space Knights, ''ComicBook/GunRunner''’s Enhanced are elite alien volunteers who have been cybernetically and biologically boosted to defend their world with individual weapons and powers.

* ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' foe Composite Man is a Durlan who volunteered to be experimented on and turned into a living weapon capable of [[PowerCopying copying the powers of those around him]] in addition to his natural Durlan ability to [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shapeshift]].
%%* ComicBook/LexLuthor's Everyman project (Which delivered, but with a nasty catch). - Administrivia/ZeroContentExample

* ComicBook/{{Superboy|1994}}, the 90s clone one, was practically this. Project Cadmus wanted to make a Superman after ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman'' and after 12 failures, they were able to do so. With [[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Lex Luthor's]] help, of course.

** ''Comicbook/{{Zenith}}'': The [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazis]] got some cheat codes from a few {{Eldritch Abomination}}s on how to make a superman, the British stole that information during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, and afterwards attempted to recreate the process. The resulting superwarrior children came of age during TheSixties, promptly rebelled and became hippies, and... well, let's just say it didn't end well for anyone.

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* Many examples exist on the mad world that is ''Fanfic/CoreLine'', but to provide one example: the Stingray Industries "Hellsoldier Project", which takes people (living ''and'' dead) with PowerNullifier mutations and turn them into virtually unkillable infantrymen-capable of surviving the wrath of things as nasty as a pissed-off, no-holding-back (think "Regime" or "Justice Lord") Franchise/{{Superman}} or [[EldritchAbomination supernatural monsters]] like [[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Bill Cipher]] long enough to [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu blow their brains out with the biggest gun they have available at the moment]].

* General Blue in ''Manga/DragonBall'' is implied to be one, as he seems to have an insane amount of durability, strength, possibly speed, and has psychic powers. It wasn't enough against Mercenary Tao who simply with just his tongue.

** Eighth Edition introduces the '''Primaris Marines''', the culmination of 10,000 years of research to make even better Space Marines. The brainchild of Archmagos Belisarius Cawl, the Primaris Marines are equipped with Mark X Tacticus Armour, which takes the best features of previous Space Marine PoweredArmor designs, the Mark II Cawl-pattern Bolt rifle as their standard firearm which is basically an improved version of the iconic Bolter, and they have even had their gene-seed modified with parts of the same process that creates the Custodes. The gene-seed modification is the most controversial aspect of the Primaris Marines, since many in the Imperium believe the Emperor's work should not have been touched.

* The MDS (Most Dangerous Soldiers) of ''Anime/MDGeist''. Capable of taking a bullet to the head inbetween the eyes, and surviving without any regeneration period.

* ''Fanfic/SixesAndSevens'' begins with Michael Carter being sent on a mission to retrieve the last man who could sythnesize the serum used on Steve Rogers to make Britain's own Captain America. He and Emily also encounter a HYDRA agent with Hulk-like abilities along the way, theorized to be derived from a failed attempt at the same.

* In ''Film/ArmyOfFrankensteins'', Captain Walton has Leiutenant Swanson inject himself with the [[PsychoSerum Frankenstein serum]], which turns him into a powerful mutant intended to be sicced on the North. The Frankensteins themselves become an army of super soldiers for the Union.

* The Clans of the ''Tabletopgame/BattleTech'' / ''Videogame/MechWarrior'' Universe. Descended from the remnants of the Star League army that fled the breakup of the Star League, the Clans [[DesignerBabies genetically breed]] their Mechwarriors, Infantry, and Aerospace pilots -- only the top 25 individuals of a particular "Bloodline" are allowed to have children (they believe LamarckWasRight). Clan Elementals (infantry) are 8-foot tall mountains of muscle donning a suit of even stronger, [=MechWarriors=] are of average height and weight but are immensely fit and have excellent reflexes, and the aerospace pilots have slimmer bodies and larger heads and eyes with enhanced reflexes and perceptions to give them the advantage in an OldSchoolDogfight. In the game universe, this made them individually better (with a few individual exceptions), but few in number compared to the Inner Sphere pilots, born the "old fashioned way" (The same problem that eventually cost the RealLife Spartans their unbroken record of victory). The Elementals are of particular note, as they don a one-ton suit of PoweredArmor (the Elemental-class battlearmor) that can [[SnipingTheCockpit rip open battlemech cockpits]] and soar through the air with bursts of a JetPack. The Inner Sphere eventually caught up and began to make even more varied (and heavy) suits of battlearmor, though for the most part they are piloted by regular soldiers.

** Space Marines (Imperium of Man): Fanatically dedicated, comprehensively superhuman, bio-engineered giants selected through decades of religious indoctrination and a form of TheSpartanWay that only one of a hundred (or thousand, depending on the source material) aspirants even ''survive'', who carry weapons firing fully automatic armor-piercing explosive-tipped rocket-boosted ammunition as their basic gun[[note]]Boltguns are NOT rocket launchers[[/note]], are strong enough to rip a man (or a cow) apart and can survive having a tank dropped on them. They are made by implanting a young male human with bioengineered organs that radically alters their development on top of giving them superhuman capabilities; this includes a second heart, a third lung, a second stomach, an organ that causes bones to coat in naturally occurring ceramite and fuses the rib cage that is solidified into one large chunk of bone, can spit acid, and a tremendously enhanced sensory apparatus. On top of their high intelligence they also have the ability to eat the brains of enemies to incorporate their knowledge. They are also "hypno-indoctrinated" to make them fanatically loyal and to give them a very narrow focus, so that all they think about is war and how to do it better, and possibly to impart knowledge on how to do just that. [[DependingOnTheAuthor Depending on who you ask]], they may also get genetic enhancements on top of their bodies being reworked from the ground up. Some chapters's have had the genome of their bioaugmentations corrupted for some reason or another, in some cases losing out on some abilities, but just as often it gives them something like giving them razor sharp bone spurs or perfect recall. Whatever the case, every Marine has muscles so thick that they are immune to any weapon smaller than a 9mm handgun, they can breathe water, they are immune to most diseases, and they require only four hours of sleep though they can go days on end without it. If they are not killed, they will live forever, with the oldest existing one having lived over a millennium being generally no worse for wear aside from WhoWantsToLiveForever biting at him a bit. And Chaos Marines are ''even deadlier'', possessing thousands of years of combat experience over their loyalist brethren as well as various boons and mutations granted to them by the Chaos gods to make them even stronger, tougher, faster or give them whole new abilities altogether.

*** '''Wracks''', the twisted creations of the Haemonculi, individuals dissected and refashioned into bodyguards and assistants to the profane flesh-sculpters. Modified by all manner of steroids and enhancing drugs, Wracks are almost impervious to anything short of anti-tank weaponry and their hands are removed to be replaced by razor-sharp claws, needles and sometimes more exotic equipment. Like venom blades that can kill even the hardiest living thing with a single scratch, or mindphase gauntlets that can take over the nervous systems of their victims.

** Officio Assassinorum Operatives are expected to be able to ''cross entire starsystems'' on their own. While a Squad of Space Marines can figuratively take over a planet, this is usually acknowledged to be a figurative speech, as the marines would be supported by, at the very least, their own air force. The Assassins themselves must not only know how to forage for food on alien worlds, but survive in them and find a way off of them, which includes up to hijacking entire starships. The only field assassin that (presumably) does not have to do this is the Eversor, whose physical biology is so messed up by the combat stimms that he must be kept in stasis between assignments or his body will collapse (and explode).

* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': The Huntsman Academies train people to fight, manufacture customised weapons, and unlock their [[{{Mana}} soul power]] to master both [[{{Mana}} Aura]] and [[OnePersonOnePower Semblance]]. Huntsmen are capable of physical feats far beyond a normal person or soldier unless their [[ManaMeter Auras run out]]. Their purpose is to independently protect humanity existence from the [[AnimalisticAbomination Creatures of Grimm]] without being beholden to political or military interests. However, the martial kingdom of Atlas uses its Academy to produce Special Operatives, Huntsman-trained super-soldiers. The other kingdoms and academies do not approve, and the Atlas Arc explores the clash between Huntsmen, who are trying to protect all the people, and Huntsman-trained super-soldiers, who are being ordered to protect only the kingdom's elite.

* In ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'', every trained Huntsman or Huntress has [[HumansAreSpecial had the inherent potential of their souls unlocked]] to perform incredible feats of strength and speed beyond that of a regular human, an Aura to protect their body from injury and a special power unique to the individual known as a Semblance -- Ruby has SuperSpeed, Weiss can make glyphs with various effects [[spoiler:and summon a spectral ally]], Blake can create shadow clones of herself, Yang [[GoldenSuperMode goes Super Saiyan]], etc. However, Aura can be depleted through repeated hits and once it runs out, the user is no less vulnerable to being stabbed or shot than a BadassNormal. The Kingdoms train Huntsmen and Huntresses for fighting [[TheHeartless the Grimm]] but they also retain regular soldiers (and Atlas has MechaMooks).
** A [[{{Pun}} special]] notice should be given to Atlesian Specialists like Weiss’s sister, Winter. Huntsmen and Huntresses are kind of a {{subver|tedTrope}}sion, in that, yes, they are incredibly potent fighters, but are explicitly separated from the Military by design. However, Specialists from the aforementioned Kingdom of Atlas fit the mold perfectly, as they receive military training and indoctrination, making them a militarized version of a Huntsman or Huntress.

** Space Marines (Imperium of Man): Fanatically dedicated, comprehensively superhuman, bio-engineered giants selected through decades of religious indoctrination and a form of TheSpartanWay that only one of a hundred (or thousand, depending on the source material) aspirants even ''survive'', who carry weapons firing fully automatic armor-piercing explosive-tipped ammunition as their basic gun[[note]]Boltguns are NOT rocket launchers[[/note]], are strong enough to rip a man (or a cow) apart and can survive having a tank dropped on them. They are made by implanting a young male human with bioengineered organs that radically alters their development on top of giving them superhuman capabilities; this includes a second heart, a third lung, a second stomach, an organ that causes bones to coat in naturally occurring ceramite and fuses the rib cage that is solidified into one large chunk of bone, can spit acid, and a tremendously enhanced sensory apparatus. On top of their high intelligence they also have the ability to eat the brains of enemies to incorporate their knowledge. They are also "hypno-indoctrinated" to make them fanatically loyal and to give them a very narrow focus, so that all they think about is war and how to do it better, and possibly to impart knowledge on how to do just that. [[DependingOnTheAuthor Depending on who you ask]], they may also get genetic enhancements on top of their bodies being reworked from the ground up. Some chapters's have had the genome of their bioaugmentations corrupted for some reason or another, in some cases losing out on some abilities, but just as often it gives them something like giving them razor sharp bone spurs or perfect recall. Whatever the case, every Marine has muscles so thick that they are immune to any weapon smaller than a 9mm handgun, they can breathe water, they are immune to most diseases, and they require only four hours of sleep though they can go days on end without it. If they are not killed, they will live forever, with the oldest existing one having lived over a millennium being generally no worse for wear aside from WhoWantsToLiveForever biting at him a bit. And Chaos Marines are ''even deadlier'', possessing thousands of years of combat experience over their loyalist brethren as well as various boons and mutations granted to them by the Chaos gods to make them even stronger, tougher, faster or give them whole new abilities altogether.

* In the manga ''LightNovel/{{Kieli}}'', the main character Harvey is an 'Undying', an undead soldier that was created from the corpse of a soldier who had died in combat. Upon being reanimated, the Undying are nigh-unstoppable. They don't have any more strength or speed than a regular human, but they aren't affected by pain (although they still feel it), they don't age, do not need nourishment or sleep, and they can take nearly any amount of damage and keep going. Harvey, at one point, had half of his head blown off, along with one leg and an arm. Though it took months, he recovered. The only way to kill an Undying is by ripping its 'core' out of its chest, as the core is what gives them animation. After the war, the Church (who originally created the Undying to win the world war they were fighting) began to hunt them down and slaughter them mercilessly, offering a massive bounty for anyone who located or killed an Undying. Despite being technically dead, the Undying still have the same emotional capacity and personality that they did when they were alive, so the scant few who escaped the Church's massacre went on the run. At the beginning of the story, Harvey has been avoiding the Church for eighty years and counting.

* The Invisible 9 of ''Anime/PumpkinScissors'' are nine whole units of super soldiers. For example; 901-ATT is the unit full of soldiers who can take on tanks and 908-HTT are soldiers that take down their enemies with flame throwers. However, just knowing that they exist seems to mean death...
* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': Haruka is a teenaged TykeBomb raised in the Rebuild Institute’s secret facilities as part of a SecretWar. She was originally just a DifferentlyPoweredIndividual called an Old World Connector capable of {{Telepathy}} and enhanced capability for processing information as a result. She was given a SuperSerum based on LostTechnology that allows for VoluntaryShapeshifting, PullingHerselfTogether, splitting into multiple beings (like two of herself or several spider drones) and recombining, and regenerating FromASingleCell.

* ''LightNovel/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime''
** The [[DimensionalTraveler Otherworlders]] are often sought after by various human kingdoms to serve as this. In this world, humans on average lack access to magic or skills, and in order to harness it one must either be born with the aptitude or risk one's life living in [[{{Mana}} Magicule]]-rich environments in order to passively absorb them and gain the ability to wield them as high levels of environmental Magicules are ''toxic'' to life that isn't adapted to it. Otherworlders, on the other hand, acquire a massive amount of magicules from the process of crossing the dimensional plane to this world and have plenty of natural talent at harnessing magic and Skills as a result. "[[SummonEverymanHero Summons]]" are often the result of attempting this, but not every Otherworlder develops the combat Skills (or even possesses the fighting mindset) wanted. Plus, [[ChildSoldiers child Otherworlders]] often don't develop the Skills to channel their Magicule supplies ''at all'', and as a result their underdeveloped bodies can't handle their power and they die young.
** The Holy Empire of Ruberios and the Western Saints Church has their paladins, considered the elite of their military. Each one is trained rigorously to master the combat arts, given high-tier weaponry and equipment, and are often trained in various magics such as Elemental, Summons, and/or Holy depending on their strengths. Even the average paladin is on record as being called worth ''1000'' normal human soldiers. The strongest paladins are ranked among the Ten Great Saints, each being at least an Enlightened/Sage, and their leader is Hinata Sakaguchi, a Saint who mastered all the combat arts and magics taught to her, wields Legendary-class weapons and armaments that allow her to temporarily stand up against True Demon Lord-level threats, and is considered by almost everyone who knows of her as the strongest human outside of the Eastern Empire.
** [[TheEmpire The Eastern Empire]] boasts a total military strength of 2.1 million soldiers, which quantity-wise is by ''far'' the largest army in the world. As this is a world where HumansAreAverage and monsters capable of destroying entire towns or [[OneManArmy single-handedly slaughter an army of normal humans]] are ''frighteningly'' commonplace, they've also taken the time to shore up their troops quality-wise.
*** The Armored Division, the main division of the army, has subjected its members to magical modifications that allow them to survive a full week without eating or drinking alongside increasing their physical parameters. They're also equipped with the latest of [[GivingRadioToTheRomans Otherworlder technology]], including firearms, tanks, and airships. Rimuru actually noted that these augumentations along with the technology level makes them superior to a first-world modern army.
*** The Magic Beasts Division has utilized and weaponized DNA analysis technology to create and breed powerful Demonic Beasts that are ridden by warriors carefully screened and trained for the job. [[spoiler:They've also developed a special secret drug that would in theory allow the rider and beast to perform a FusionDance to become a MonsterKnight of even greater power, but [[SuperPowerRussianRoulette the potential risks of death, insanity, and/or permanent monster transformation]] mean it's only meant as a last resort.]]
*** The Composite Division are technically the RagTagBunchOfMisfits of the army, where the fighters too uncontrollable were placed. The reason they're so "uncontrollable" is because most of them are [[TrappedInAnotherWorld Otherworlders]] blessed with unique sets of skills and physical/magical abilities that makes it too awkward to organize them as a proper disciplined military force. This is also the place where human experimentation to produce more powerful soldiers was carried out, resulting in the creation of unique "human weapons" that remained under the banner.
*** And finally there's the Imperial Guard, the 100 chosen warriors of TheEmperor. Together, they're considered worth the other three corps ''combined'', as each fighter is at least the level of an Enlightened/Sage and equipped with Legendary-class equipment (which according to [[TheHero Rimuru]], comparing such a weapon to a "normal" weapon is like "bringing a machinegun to a sword fight"). The single digits are even stronger, having all the advantages of the double digits at bare minimum combined with receiving [[SuperEmpowering a blessing from the Emperor]] that grants them a pseudo-Ultimate Skill, making them borderline {{Reality Warper}}s. The top six in particular are at the level of Saints and wielding the even stronger Mythical/God-class equipment and capable of matching up against ''[[MaouTheDemonKing True Demon Lord]]'' level foes. The top two were even capable of matching blows with [[spoiler:two of the seven Primordial Demons, one of which is powerful enough to ''destroy the planet''.]]

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* In the Creator/JetLi film, ''Film/BlackMask''; the operators of Squad 701 are this. The 701s were created by the Chinese government in order to deal with the escalating crime rate caused by gang violence and drug distribution. The 701s were selected from elite military units, and subjected to a procedure known as a neurorectomy, in which they injected a chemical solution into their brain stems, chemically deadening the part of their brains responsible for pain, exhaustion and fatigue. Because of this, the 701s [[FeelNoPain no longer feel pain]] to a large extent, nor are they affected by exhaustion and fatigue. This [[UninhibitedMusclePower removes the psychological limitations on the human body]], allowing for them to push themselves harder then the average soldier. They were able to hit with enough force to break through concrete, fast enough to outrun automatic gunfire and dodge it and perform other incredible physical feats.
** The downside to this process is that it left the 701s impaired to physical trauma and wear and tear from overexertion, meaning that it was very possible for the 701s to die from internal bleeding caused by their superhuman performance. Another downside to this process was that it left the 701s with impaired judgment and morality. Major troubles for the 701s started when one of their own went berserk and killed a bunch of police officers in the process. After this incident, the government terminated the project and had most of the 701s killed, with only a handful escaping and surviving out in Hong Kong. TheProtagonist of the movie is a 701 attempting to lead a normal life, but is called back into action when his fellow 701s begin taking down gangs all over Hong Kong and begin to cause trouble for the police.
* In ''Film/TheBourneSeries'' it is hinted at that the operatives in Treadstone and Blackbriar, including Jason Bourne, had some form of enhancements beyond simple TrainingFromHell. While they don't do anything quite superhuman they have an unreasonable amount of stamina, [[FeelNoPain pain tolerance]] and [[HyperAwareness mental acuity]] to the point you know they aren't quite normal. The fourth film, ''Film/TheBourneLegacy'', actually has it as part of its plot. The operatives regularly take specific pills that increase muscle density, give them a mild HealingFactor and sharpen their minds. When cut off from that supply they suffer withdrawal and are threatened with being reverted to "normal" without them. It is later revealed that the newer iterations of the Outcome operatives, the LARX operatives, had these improved traits and abilities made into permanent parts of their physiology via [[BioAugmentation retroviral gene therapy]].

* The 1998 made-for-television film ''Film/{{Legion|1998}}'' was about a team of death-row convicts who were offered full pardons if they helped take an enemy installation. They realize something is wrong when they find nothing but a pile of rotting bodies waiting for them. Then they start getting picked off one by one. It turns out their entire mission was really a test of the military's prototype super soldier -- the titular "Legion" [[spoiler:(who is actually one of the convicts who allowed himself to be a guinea pig to avoid execution)]]. The super soldier was created by integrating [[LegoGenetics lizard DNA into his genetic makeup]] and could shapeshift into his original human form, adapt to environments inimical to humans, and boasted enhanced strength and agility.
* The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse has several examples of these:

* The Freelancers of ''Machinima/RedVsBlue''. All of them underwent advanced training to be elite soldiers, and most were paired with an AI fragment implanted directly into their head. Each of them also had a special armor ability (invisibility, HealingFactor, time stop). And yes, a number of them [[PhlebotinumRebel rebel]].

* Wiki/TaerelSetting: The kin'toni (vampires) were made in a lab to be super soldiers for the Xeara zu'aan empire at the end of the Genetic Age. This backfired, leading to the fall of the Xerea zu'aan empire, due to a ZombieApocalypse started by the "vampire" super soldiers.

* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': Haruka is a teenaged TykeBomb raised in the Rebuild Institute’s secret facilities as part of a SecretWar. She was originally just a DifferentlyPoweredIndividual called an Old World Connector capable of {{Telepathy}} and enhanced capability for processing information as a result. She was given a SuperSerum based on LostTechnology that allows for VoluntaryShapeshifting, PullingThemselfTogether, splitting into multiple beings (like two of herself or several spider drones) and recombining, and regenerating FromASingleCell.

** The Jägermonsters, "constructs" with a rather FrankensteinsMonster meets Doctor Moreau appearance. Dressed up in the shiniest of Napoleonic uniforms (Prussian style) and really {{Nice Hat}}s. Complete with silly German accent and the habit of being [[BoisterousBruiser loud]] except when sneaking. There's fangs, the claws, the super-strength, and the fact that they may well be immortal. They are also "ideal soldiers" mentally. [[BloodKnight Always ready to fight]], honorable (they even have a proper [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20100609 duel code]]) and extremely loyal to their liege and creators, the House of Heterodyne. Also, good sports -- they admire people who manage to beat them and so far we saw them hitting on ladies [[LoveAtFirstPunch only after knocked out by the lady in question]]. Most of them are staunchly loyal to the Heterodynes ([[UndyingLoyalty by choice]], no less) and aren't exactly as monstrous as rumored to be. That doesn't stop normal people from trying to hang them, though.

*** Depending on the edition, ordinary Aspect Warriors could be "usual" Eldar elite troops. Sure, they train hard for a century or so, but can freely change their occupation afterwards. Multiple Personality Disorder Eldar cultivate helps them to stay ready to don the war face once it's needed again. Exarchs are those who are lost on the Path of Warrior and can leave it no longer. And then '''[[UpToEleven there are Phoenix Lords.]]''' They are heroes who founded the Aspect Shrines 10 thousand years ago and they keep fighting by keeping their consciousness in their armor and by possessing the body of their successors.

* ''Webcomic/{{TREVOR}}'': What the military wanted the medical team [[spoiler:to create, with experiments done on Trevor and other test subjects]], after Trevor became the first accidental prototype of sorts, after his leukemia [[spoiler:was cured, but]] he developed some other, mysterious condition that the military thought would be beneficial on the front lines. By the time the story starts, the medical team has been [[spoiler:unable to replicate the results, but keep trying because]] they are being payed a hefty sum to run the program.

* Being heavily based on ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel'', ''Roleplay/MarvelsRPG'' feature several super soldiers and a lot of characters have gained powers as the effect of a super soldier program.