Ghost Rider is unlocked after completing the side mission Stunt Show Surprise. He cannot fly, and does a combat roll as a double jump, has a reticle attack by holding X or Square, and has a beam attack, which takes about 2 seconds to charge up.
"Ghost Rider" is the alias used by a Swedish motorcycle stunt rider, called "probably the most famous flaunter of road rules the world has ever seen", whose internet videos have achieved a "cult following" with millions of views.
After several years, it was confirmed that the Ghost Rider was actually a demon called Zarathos, a former rival of Mephisto's who was rendered amnesiac and forced into his service, related in Ghost Rider (Vol. 2) #77.
Drawn to it, Dan touched its gas cap, his fingers dripping with his sister's innocent blood. The blood's contact with the gas cap ignited a mystical transformation, changing Dan Ketch into the Spirit of Vengeance known as the Ghost Rider.
Hulk would most likely win if he is fighting the human side of ghost rider as it have been shown in there encounters. immortal hulk # 7 hulk beats Robbie reyens ghost a win for hulk.
After Zadkiel realizes that he was not, and never would be, the one true God, as Blaze tells him, "Only God can make a Ghost Rider, Zadkiel. You should know that. And only God can destroy one. You may have been able to shift that power around, to even leech it from its hosts.
Zarathos is the former fallen angel; who took possession of Johnny Blaze after the latter had made a deal; with Mephistopheles. He is the source of Johnny's power as Ghost Rider. During his early career as Ghost Rider, Johnny christened Zarathos simply as the Rider.
Robbie Reyes earned the title of All-Rider in Avengers Forever, which connected him with everything in the multiverse, including space, time, and even death, making this version of Ghost Rider the all-time most powerful.
As a final act of spite before fleeing, Mephisto cursed Johnny by bonding him with the demon Zarathos, transforming Johnny into the blazing spirit of vengeance, Ghost Rider.
This Ghost Rider rode a motorcycle, wore a blue leather costume, and had a blazing skull for a head, making him one of the most visually arresting characters in comics. (The 19th-century hero was henceforth known as the Phantom Rider.)
Unnatural Durability: In addition to being completely impervious to fire and intense heat by virtue of his own fiery anatomy, the Rider is likewise all but unaffected by any earthly injury. Bullets pass right through his body, and any blade will melt if he is stabbed. Explosions do little to stop him.
He has superhuman speed, strength, durability, and a regenerative healing ability. His connection to the Hell Charger, his ride, is a power unto itself, giving him the ability to teleport short distances, create portals, and become intangible with pieces of the car.
Bound to the Spirit of Vengeance Zarathos, it's no surprise that Ghost Rider can pack one helluva punch. While he may not be the most physically strong of superheroes, any human host who's been transformed into the Ghost Rider gets a sizable boost in their strength, to the tune of being able to lift around 25 tons.
In human form, Alejandra Jones has no possession of any superhuman powers and/or any supernatural capabilities. But as the Ghost Rider, she is the supernatural combination between the human host and trained Nicaraguan teenage girl Alejandra and Zarathos.
This would be a interesting fight if it was against regular Thor but this is RUNE KING THOR. RKT would definitely be able to take out Ghost Rider with ease. RUNE KING THORS power level surpassed his father ODIN by a large margin. RKT showed no mercy and he did not hold back at all when he obtained his new powers.
Deadpool is virtually immortal thanks to an array of different factors, but Ghost Rider's abilities come straight from Hell. There are many ways Ghost Rider can hurt Deadpool, but one way he did it in the comics was with the penance stare, which caused Deadpool to feel the pain of those he's hurt in the past.
Given ample prep time, the Batman and by extension, TBWL can easily come up with a plan to beat the Cosmic Ghost Rider. While Frank Castle was a cunning strategist himself, his years as the Rider has dulled his propensity to use strategy and relies more on his superpowers.
First of all, Shazam is much faster than Ghost Rider. That is indisputable. Shazam can also fly, something Ghost Rider can't do. Against Johnny Blaze Without unleashing Zarathos, Shazam is able to put up and extremely good fight, but Johnny Blaze will win thanks to his hellfire, soul…
