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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox> Axehead, or Titan Skadi, is a former member of Advance Guard who turned into a Titan.

Personality[edit]

Titan Skadi is highly aggressive compared to her peers, requiring immediate action on the part of the heroes when it came into being.<ref name=Skadi>“Titan Skadi. Formerly Axehead, a member of Advance Guard’s lower-tier roster. She was not considered a strong cape by herself or others, and she is our most immediate concern. Axehead had the power to teleport, but only into danger. Titan Skadi has the same ability, but with no apparent limit on ranges, not even dimensional boundaries. She assesses the biggest threat to her with a danger sense, and teleports to it to immediately begin wreaking havoc. She’s the most aggressive titan, and it’s taking the concerted effort of twenty capes to occupy her so she won’t read us as her most immediate threat and appear in this venue.” - Excerpt from Radiation 18.2</ref>

According to the tinker scans Skadi still contained a part of her initial Axehead-self.<ref>“Arachne, Axehead, Fume Hood, and Dauntless seem to have some slivers of their old selves still intact.”- Excerpt from Last 20.a</ref>

Appearance[edit]

Titan Skadi is between 6 and 12 stories tall. Among her most notable features is a blade-like head, with two separate lower jaws and no visible eyes, and a pair of axe-like hands. She is covered in several layers of armor, and her ‘flesh’ varies in color from black and red to white-hot pink. She has long golden hair that drapes to the ground, and a giant pillar in place of her legs.<ref>Another Titan appeared on the screens. Engaged in a fight as the picture was taken. It had a face like a blade with hinges for two separate jaws below, the metal folding back to encompass the head, with no eyeholes. The ‘flesh’ went from black to red to a kind of white-hot pink, like it had been heated, as it reached the flared edges, like she was made of living armor. Her hair was golden, long enough to drape on the ground. No legs, just a column. Her hands were weapons. - Excerpt from Radiation 18.2</ref><ref>The armor at her shoulder was damaged, and the armor beneath was visible, raw and fleshlike where it attached to yet another layer of armor beneath that. Meat and bone lattice that looked almost like lengths of spine that connected panel to panel. - Excerpt from Infrared 19.1</ref>

Given that shards are influenced by how their hosts dressed in life, Axehead presumably wore an axe-shaped helmet that allowed her to headbutt efficiently.<ref name=AHR/> She probably also had access to the costuming services that Advance Guard is known for.

Abilities and Powers[edit]

As Axehead, she had a rather inflexible ability to teleport, putting her proximate to the most dangerous location in a set range. This ability could be applied in battle by teleporting mid-swing to immediately take out a combatant on arrival.<ref name=AHR>Axehead's power was automatic. She chooses to teleport, and it puts her proximate to most dangerous location within a set range. There's not really any nuance there to exploit. She has a Manton protection against herself and setups she's carrying, otherwise she just loses the ability to teleport if she's her own worst enemy at any point (which, given her power, is likely).

The advantage of the power is blitz potential. Teleport mid-swing with a weapon in each hand (and/or headbutt, with a bladed helmet), immediately takes out a combatant. Provided she picks your battles. Teleport a second later and it puts her proximate to the next nearest target, buying her a bit of time to go on the offence. - Word of God</ref> Her shard has an evaluation mechanism that fixed what the greatest threat to herself was, which means if her actions put herself in danger she could be cut off from her power in the middle of a fight.<ref name=calc>ZodiacLegacy911: Question, if you don’t mind: what factors into “the biggest danger”? Her idea of danger? The shard’s? Physical or mental? Even with those limitations, I can still see a LOT of uses for this.

Wildbow: Shard calculation. - Word of God</ref> She could not teleport other people with her.<ref> razorsmileonreddit: aaaaaaaaaaaaaawildbowrespondedomgaaaaaaaaaa

Ok! Okay! Grab-bag or just the one power? Could she take people with her?

Wildbow: Nope yes no. - Word of God</ref>

As the Titan Skadi, all her powers limiters are gone, including those of her human body;<ref>Peanuckle: What I'd like to know is what sorts of abilities the shards can perform without limiters. Judging by QA and Khepri, shards are pretty much bullshit. But what about shards like Grue's, or Tattletale's, or Grey Boy's, acting outside a host to defend their Entity-body? Is there any comparison, or are "unshackled" powers so far beyond what we see that it's laughable?

Wildbow: Look at Noelle or the Bitch epilogue chapter for what a shard does when it's really unleashed - depending on the host, the nature of the unleashed power can vary, specializing as it develops toward a task/specific implementation.
[...]
Basically, you unshackle, the power scales up, the mind/body start to break down, and if the host is lucky, the shard can provide some means of housing the new data and form.

Standalone, without a host, the manifestation for the shard itself confronted in its own world, would be very similar in execution. - Wildbow of Spacebattles</ref> her teleporting now seemingly has no range limit. Her shards threat calculation<ref name=calc/> has scaled up into a complete danger sense which she uses to assess the biggest threat and immediately teleports to it.<ref name=Skadi/> Skadi appears to absorb the light in the area as she teleports, enveloping herself in a shadow wherever she appears.

Equipment[edit]

Generally dual-wielded weapons, on top of having a weaponized costume.<ref name=AHR/>

History[edit]

The Ice Breaks[edit]

Axehead was one of the unfortunate capes to trigger into a Titan. As Titan Skadi, she immediately occupied the attention of the Wardens, as she was highly aggressive.

She was initially unconnected to any titan-network, but eventually stumbled onto Titan Auger and was subjugated into his shard network, which led to her dismantling Dragon's assault on Titan Oberon.<ref name="II18.5">Radiation 18.5</ref> She assisted Oberon in the fight with Eve and Wardens. Later in the fight Skadi was tied with Parian's skin puppet, being unable to deal lasting damage to it.<ref name="II18.6">Radiation 18.6</ref>

Auger used Skadi to get the jump on Valkyrie.<ref name="II18.z">Radiation 18.z</ref> After that Skadi's attention mostly stayed on the Shardspace saboteurs. She continued slaughtering them despite heroes efforts.<ref name="II19.1">Infrared 19.1</ref>

Skadi was weakened by the Shardspace bombing and cut off from Oberon's network by Rain.<ref name="II19.2">Infrared 19.2</ref> In the aftermath, Oberon attempted to re-submit her.<ref name="II19.3">Infrared 19.3</ref>

Skadi attacked unpowered saboteurs in The Firmament during The Shepherds guard-shift, killing Riveting and leading to the deaths of Tribute and Tristan Vera.<ref name="II19.e">Infrared 19.e</ref>

Skadi continued being independent while annoying both Fortuna's network and Dauntless' titans.<ref name="II19.z">Infrared 19.z</ref><ref name="II20.1">Last 20.1</ref>

In the final moments she joined the Fortuna's network and protected it from The Simurgh.<ref name="II20.a">Last 20.a</ref>

Fanart Gallery[edit]

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References[edit]

Site Navigation[edit]

v • eAdvance Guard
Leaders	Mayday • ReSound
Members	Scapegoat • Shortcut {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Spright • Flapper • Gong • Siren • Chasmal {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Signal Fire • Prong • Tandem • Mapwright • Rescue • Tailgate • Blatherskite • Distill • Axehead {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Gunnery Anne • Tritium {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}
Associates	The Wardens • Breakthrough • The Shepherds • Javelin

v • eTitans
The Kronos Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Eve {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Fortuna {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Nemean Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Arachne {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Oberon {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Ashen Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Skadi {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Ophion Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Strange Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Auger {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titaness Amenonuhoko {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Flowing Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Drillbit {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Liminal Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Pouffe {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Valkyrie {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Morgana {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Yakshini {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Ashoka {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Ghast {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}

v • eS-Class Threats
Endbringers	Behemoth {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Leviathan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Simurgh • Khonsu {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Tohu {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Bohu {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}
Titans	The Kronos Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Eve {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Fortuna {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Nemean Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Arachne {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Oberon {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Ashen Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titan Skadi {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Ophion Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Strange Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Auger {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Titaness Amenonuhoko {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Flowing Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Drillbit {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Liminal Titan {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Pouffe {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Valkyrie {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Morgana {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Yakshini {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Ashoka {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Ghast {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}
Groups	The Slaughterhouse Nine {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Three Blasphemies • The Machine Army
Parahumans	Ash Beast {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Echidna {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Khepri {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Nilbog • Pastor {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Scion {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Sleeper • The Tower {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}

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+| imagecaption = Titan Skadi by [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/egzdog/titan_skadi_oc_fanart/ Ughzubat]
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-| alias = Axehead<br>Titan Skadi
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 | gender = Female
 | age = <!-- age at the beginning of the story -->
 | post-timeskip = <!-- age after the Timeskip  -->
 | sequel = <!-- age in the sequel  -->
-| alignment = <!-- villain, hero, mercenary -->
+| alignment = [[Hero]] (previously)
 | occupation = <!-- civilian job, if any -->
 | team = [[Titans]]
 | previous team = [[Advance Guard]]
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 | classification = [[Mover]]/[[Thinker]]
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 ==Personality==
-Titan Skadi is highly aggressive compared to its peers, requiring immediate action on the part of the heroes when it came into being.<ref name=Skadi>“Titan Skadi.  Formerly Axehead, a member of Advance Guard’s lower-tier roster.  She was not considered a strong cape by herself or others, and she is our most immediate concern.  Axehead had the power to teleport, but only into danger.  Titan Skadi has the same ability, but with no apparent limit on ranges, not even dimensional boundaries.  She assesses the biggest threat to her with a danger sense, and teleports to it to immediately begin wreaking havoc.  She’s the most aggressive titan, and it’s taking the concerted effort of twenty capes to occupy her so she won’t read us as her most immediate threat and appear in this venue.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/11/19/radiation-18-2/ Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.2]]</ref>
+Titan Skadi is highly aggressive compared to her peers, requiring immediate action on the part of the heroes when it came into being.<ref name=Skadi>“Titan Skadi.  Formerly Axehead, a member of Advance Guard’s lower-tier roster.  She was not considered a strong cape by herself or others, and she is our most immediate concern.  Axehead had the power to teleport, but only into danger.  Titan Skadi has the same ability, but with no apparent limit on ranges, not even dimensional boundaries.  She assesses the biggest threat to her with a danger sense, and teleports to it to immediately begin wreaking havoc.  She’s the most aggressive titan, and it’s taking the concerted effort of twenty capes to occupy her so she won’t read us as her most immediate threat and appear in this venue.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/11/19/radiation-18-2/ Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.2]]</ref>
+According to the tinker scans Skadi still contained a part of her initial Axehead-self.<ref>“Arachne, Axehead, Fume Hood, and Dauntless seem to have some slivers of their old selves still intact.”- [https://www.parahumans.net/2020/03/28/last-20-a/ Excerpt] from [[Last 20.a]]</ref>
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 ==Appearance==
-Titan Skadi has a face like a blade, with two jaws. She has no eyes. Her ‘flesh’ is black, red, and white-hot pink. She has long golden hair that drapes to the ground, and a giant pillar in place of her legs.<ref>Another Titan appeared on the screens.  Engaged in a fight as the picture was taken.  It had a face like a blade with hinges for two separate jaws below, the metal folding back to encompass the head, with no eyeholes.  The ‘flesh’ went from black to red to a kind of white-hot pink, like it had been heated, as it reached the flared edges, like she was made of living armor.  Her hair was golden, long enough to drape on the ground.  No legs, just a column.  Her hands were weapons. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/11/19 Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.2]]</ref> Skadi also has axes for hands, and several layers of armor.
+Titan Skadi is between 6 and 12 stories tall. Among her most notable features is a blade-like head, with two separate lower jaws and no visible eyes, and a pair of axe-like hands. She is covered in several layers of armor, and her ‘flesh’ varies in color from black and red to white-hot pink. She has long golden hair that drapes to the ground, and a giant pillar in place of her legs.<ref>Another Titan appeared on the screens.  Engaged in a fight as the picture was taken.  It had a face like a blade with hinges for two separate jaws below, the metal folding back to encompass the head, with no eyeholes.  The ‘flesh’ went from black to red to a kind of white-hot pink, like it had been heated, as it reached the flared edges, like she was made of living armor.  Her hair was golden, long enough to drape on the ground.  No legs, just a column.  Her hands were weapons. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/11/19 Excerpt] from [[Radiation 18.2]]</ref><ref>The armor at her shoulder was damaged, and the armor beneath was visible, raw and fleshlike where it attached to yet another layer of armor beneath that.  Meat and bone lattice that looked almost like lengths of spine that connected panel to panel. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/12/24/infrared-19-1/ Excerpt] from [[Infrared 19.1]]</ref><!-- taller than Eve, smaller than Ophion's minions-->
-Given that shards are influenced by how their hosts wore in life, Axehead presumably wore an ax shaped helmet that allowed her to headbutt efficiently.<ref name=AHR/> She probably also had access to the costuming services that Advance Guard is known for.
+Given that shards are influenced by how their hosts dressed in life, Axehead presumably wore an axe-shaped helmet that allowed her to headbutt efficiently.<ref name=AHR/> She probably also had access to the costuming services that Advance Guard is known for.
 ==Abilities and Powers==
-As Axehead, she had a rather inflexible ability to teleport, only near the biggest "threat" in her vicinity and only towards this threat. This ability could be applied in battle by "lining up a shot" and teleporting towards the most dangerous target on the field, hitting any collateral targets on her way towards said target.<ref name=AHR>Axehead's power was automatic.  She chooses to teleport, and it puts her proximate to most dangerous location within a set range.  There's not really any nuance there to exploit.  She has a Manton protection against herself and setups she's carrying, otherwise she just loses the ability to teleport if she's her own worst enemy at any point (which, given her power, is likely).<br><br>The advantage of the power is blitz potential.  Teleport mid-swing with a weapon in each hand (and/or headbutt, with a bladed helmet), immediately takes out a combatant.  Provided she picks your battles.  Teleport a second later and it puts her proximate to the next nearest target, buying her a bit of time to go on the offence. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref> Her shard has an evaluation mechanism that fixed what the greatest threat to herself was, which means if her actions put herself in danger she could be cut off from her power in the middle of a fight.<ref name=calc>'''ZodiacLegacy911:''' Question, if you don’t mind: what factors into “the biggest danger”? Her idea of danger? The shard’s? Physical or mental? Even with those limitations, I can still see a LOT of uses for this.<br><br>'''Wildbow:''' Shard calculation. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref> She could not teleport other people with her.<ref>
+As Axehead, she had a rather inflexible ability to teleport, putting her proximate to the most dangerous location in a set range. This ability could be applied in battle by teleporting mid-swing to immediately take out a combatant on arrival.<ref name=AHR>Axehead's power was automatic.  She chooses to teleport, and it puts her proximate to most dangerous location within a set range.  There's not really any nuance there to exploit.  She has a Manton protection against herself and setups she's carrying, otherwise she just loses the ability to teleport if she's her own worst enemy at any point (which, given her power, is likely).<br/><br/>The advantage of the power is blitz potential.  Teleport mid-swing with a weapon in each hand (and/or headbutt, with a bladed helmet), immediately takes out a combatant.  Provided she picks your battles.  Teleport a second later and it puts her proximate to the next nearest target, buying her a bit of time to go on the offence. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref> Her shard has an evaluation mechanism that fixed what the greatest threat to herself was, which means if her actions put herself in danger she could be cut off from her power in the middle of a fight.<ref name=calc>'''ZodiacLegacy911:''' Question, if you don’t mind: what factors into “the biggest danger”? Her idea of danger? The shard’s? Physical or mental? Even with those limitations, I can still see a LOT of uses for this.<br/><br/>'''Wildbow:''' Shard calculation. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref> She could not teleport other people with her.<ref>
-'''razorsmileonreddit:''' aaaaaaaaaaaaaawildbowrespondedomgaaaaaaaaaa<br><br>Ok! Okay! Grab-bag or just the one power? Could she take people with her?<br><br>'''Wildbow:''' Nope yes no. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref>
+'''razorsmileonreddit:''' aaaaaaaaaaaaaawildbowrespondedomgaaaaaaaaaa<br/><br/>Ok! Okay! Grab-bag or just the one power? Could she take people with her?<br/><br/>'''Wildbow:''' Nope yes no. - [https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/dzvafo/victor_powers_and_nuances_also_axehead/f8agnev Word of God]</ref>
+As the Titan Skadi, all her powers limiters are gone, including those of her human body;<ref>'''Peanuckle:''' What I'd like to know is what sorts of abilities the shards can perform without limiters. Judging by QA and Khepri, shards are pretty much bullshit. But what about shards like Grue's, or Tattletale's, or Grey Boy's, acting outside a host to defend their Entity-body? Is there any comparison, or are "unshackled" powers so far beyond what we see that it's laughable?<br/><br/>'''Wildbow:''' Look at Noelle or the Bitch epilogue chapter for what a shard does when it's really unleashed - depending on the host, the nature of the unleashed power can vary, specializing as it develops toward a task/specific implementation.<br/>[...]<br/>Basically, you unshackle, the power scales up, the mind/body start to break down, and if the host is lucky, the shard can provide some means of housing the new data and form.<br/><br/>Standalone, without a host, the manifestation for the shard itself [[The Shardspace|confronted in its own world]], would be very similar in execution. - [https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/15025980 Wildbow of Spacebattles]</ref> her teleporting now seemingly has no range limit. Her shards threat calculation<ref name=calc/> has scaled up into a complete danger sense which she uses to assess the biggest threat and immediately teleports to it.<ref name=Skadi/> Skadi appears to absorb the light in the area as she teleports, enveloping herself in a shadow wherever she appears.
-As the Titan Skadi, all her powers limiters are gone, including those of her human body;<ref>'''Peanuckle:''' What I'd like to know is what sorts of abilities the shards can perform without limiters. Judging by QA and Khepri, shards are pretty much bullshit. But what about shards like Grue's, or Tattletale's, or Grey Boy's, acting outside a host to defend their Entity-body? Is there any comparison, or are "unshackled" powers so far beyond what we see that it's laughable?<br><br>'''Wildbow:''' Look at Noelle or the Bitch epilogue chapter for what a shard does when it's really unleashed - depending on the host, the nature of the unleashed power can vary, specializing as it develops toward a task/specific implementation.<br>[...]<br>Basically, you unshackle, the power scales up, the mind/body start to break down, and if the host is lucky, the shard can provide some means of housing the new data and form.<br><br>Standalone, without a host, the manifestation for the shard itself [[The Shardspace|confronted in its own world]], would be very similar in execution. - [https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/15025980 Wildbow of Spacebattles]</ref> her teleporting now seemingly has no range limit. Her shards threat calculation<ref name=calc/> has scaled up into a complete danger sense which she uses to assess the biggest threat and immediately teleports to it.<ref name=Skadi/>
 ===Equipment===
 Generally dual-wielded weapons, on top of having a weaponized costume.<ref name=AHR/>
 ==History==
-===Post-[[Ice Break]]===
+===[[The Ice Breaks]]===
 Axehead was one of the unfortunate capes to trigger into a Titan. As Titan Skadi, she immediately occupied the attention of [[the Wardens]], as she was highly aggressive.
 She was initially unconnected to any titan-network, but eventually stumbled onto Titan [[Auger]] and was subjugated into his shard network, which led to her dismantling [[Dragon]]'s assault on [[Titan Oberon]].<ref name="II18.5">[[Radiation 18.5]]</ref> She assisted Oberon in the fight with [[Eve]] and [[Wardens]]. Later in the fight Skadi was tied with [[Parian]]'s skin puppet, being unable to deal lasting damage to it.<ref name="II18.6">[[Radiation 18.6]]</ref>
-Auger used Axehead to have the jump on [[Valkyrie]].<ref name="II18.z">[[Radiation 18.z]]</ref>
+Auger used Skadi to get the jump on [[Valkyrie]].<ref name="II18.z">[[Radiation 18.z]]</ref> After that Skadi's attention mostly stayed on [[the Shardspace]] saboteurs. She continued slaughtering them despite heroes efforts.<ref name="II19.1">[[Infrared 19.1]]</ref>
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-==Trivia==
+Skadi was weakened by the Shardspace bombing and cut off from Oberon's network by [[Rain]].<ref name="II19.2">[[Infrared 19.2]]</ref> In the aftermath, Oberon attempted to re-submit her.<ref name="II19.3">[[Infrared 19.3]]</ref>
+Skadi attacked unpowered saboteurs in [[The Firmament]] during [[The Shepherds]] guard-shift, killing [[Riveting]] and leading to the deaths of [[Tribute]] and [[Tristan Vera]].<ref name="II19.e">[[Infrared 19.e]]</ref>
+Skadi continued being independent while annoying both [[Fortuna]]'s network and [[Dauntless]]' titans.<ref name="II19.z">[[Infrared 19.z]]</ref><ref name="II20.1">[[Last 20.1]]</ref>
+In the final moments she joined the Fortuna's network and protected it from [[The Simurgh]].<ref name="II20.a">[[Last 20.a]]</ref>
 ==Fanart Gallery==
+<gallery navigation="true" hideaddbutton=true>
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+Axehead.png|Image by Blastweave on [https://www.tumblr.com/blog/artbyblastweave Tumblr]
+</gallery>
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