However, the Beast does seem like the stronger contender. While the Overseer possesses great physical prowess, he doesn't always utilize it to the best of his abilities — even after all the practice he gets following Unbreakable. By contrast, The Beast has a raw power that seems to carry him through fights.
It was first revealed to him at the beginning of the film when he was able to be the sole survivor of a train crash without a single scratch on him. Superhuman Strength: Along with an unbreakable body, David also possesses super strength. He is shown to be able to bench press around 350 pounds.
Invulnerability: David Dunn possesses an incredible resilience to injury and it is his primary and strongest superhuman ability. It is believed that he is virtually immune to physical injury. His body is far more resistant to damage and stresses than any ordinary human being.
Superhuman Strength: The Beast demonstrates an abnormal amount of strength when he manages to pull apart and bend the two metal bars of a cage. This strength is also shown in Dr. Fletcher's death.
Their untroubled childhoods and happiness were why he stalked and ultimately killed them. Seeing that Casey has her own psychological demons is enough to spare her.
The Overseer is the leader of the shady MBORF organization and the main antagonist of the Xionic Madness series. He is the creator and employer of the cyborg team, Bolverk Squad, directing them and his other soldiers from a command shuttle.
David has a weakness to water; being exposed to water weakens him and drains his strength. He had a near-death experience when he nearly drowned at a young age due to children his age trying to push him under water. As a result, he wears a long, hooded raincoat as part of his vigilante disguise.
In Split, it's gradually revealed that Kevin Wendell Crumb's father was killed in a train accident, an event that left him at the mercy of his violent mother and directly led to his various personalities. Albeit accidentally, Mr. Glass created not just The Overseer but also The Horde.
If you don't want to involve tames in the battle and you're willing to defeat the Overseer on your own, a suggested strategy is continuously floating above the arena with your Tek Chestpiece while shooting the Overseer and the drones with a Pump-Action Shotgun (ascendant preferably).
His strength is more of an act of conscious will than actual physical strength; the more David believes in his strength, the stronger he becomes. He is able to rip a car door open easily and lifting 400 lbs after lifting 200 and 300 lbs of weights.
Everything Dr. Ellie Staple says to two of the three main characters at the end of the film pretty much rests the case: the Overseer (David Dunn) carries superhuman abilities. Same goes for Mr. Glass (Elijah Price) and the Beast (Kevin Crumb).
Handsome Jack is a fictional character in Gearbox Software's Borderlands video game franchise. He is the president of the Hyperion Corporation, which takes control of the planet Pandora, and is the main antagonist of Borderlands 2.
Amahl Farouk / Shadow King. Amahl Farouk (portrayed by Navid Negahban; Aubrey Plaza in the form of Lenny Busker) is a psychic mutant known as the Shadow King, whose consciousness has inhabited David's body as a parasite, feeding off his mutant abilities, since childhood.
The Overseer is a ruthless and manipulative AI entity who exhibit a complete lack of empathy and compassion, treating survivors as nothing more than objects to be used in its twisted experiments. it show no remorse or regret for the suffering and death they cause.
What happens if you surrender your weapons to the overseer?
When Mack goes down, Amata will flee the room (and go to her apartment at #14), and you'll be alone with the Overseer. If you surrender to him, then he'll take your weapons and use them against you. If you threaten to hurt Amata, then he'll give you his office key and password.
Bruce Willis's character David Dunn actually has a couple superpowers. He's basically invulnerable, which is how he survives the train crash, and he has some kind of extrasensory perception, so he can identify criminals through physical contact. (He's like The Flash TV series' version of Vibe.)
However, after Clarence died in the Eastrail 177 train derailment orchestrated by Elijah Price, Penelope heavily abused and neglected Kevin since he was three and throughout much of his childhood, prompting him to create several alternate personalities as a defense mechanism to subjugate his original identity.
The scars elucidate that both of them were abused as children, which exempts her from the beast's quest for an erasure of those who, according to him, live with a delusional sense of safety (Shyamalan, Blum, Bienstock, & Shyamalan, 2016).
