ATK89.7
WORLD RANK #16 Mammal Bruiser
FIELD PROFILE / POLAR-BEAR
Polar Bear
Ursus maritimus
The largest land carnivore, perfectly adapted to the frozen north. They are tireless swimmers and powerful hunters of seals.
Scores are comparative editorial ratings for hypothetical matchups, not direct scientific measurements.
POWER INDEX 69.7 / 100
COMBAT TELEMETRY
Battle stats
DEF86.1
Defense
AGI28.7
Agility
STA74.3
Stamina
INT57.8
Intelligence
SPL81.4
Special
DETAILED COMBAT MATRIX
Twelve substats
Raw Power88
Weaponry69.1
Ferocity91
Protection61.2
Toughness90.5
Maneuverability23.1
Speed21.2
Endurance48.9
Recovery18.9
Tactics65.3
Senses34.4
Abilities32.2
Substats explain the six headline ratings. They are editorial judgments, not additional scientific measurements or independent inputs to the current battle probability.
TACTICAL READOUT
Battle profile
- Combat style
- Bruiser
- Preferred range
- Close
- Primary environment
- Arctic Tundra
Advantages
- Massive strength
- Thick blubber protection
- Excellent swimmer
Pressure points
- Overheats in warm climates
- Slow on land compared to cats
- High energy cost
FIELD DATA
Measurements
- Habitat
- Arctic ice, coasts
- Diet
- seals, walrus, fish
- Weight
- 450 kg
- Length
- 260 cm
- Top speed
- 39.6 km/h
- Lifespan
- 25 years
- Bite force
- 1,200 psi
- Behavior
- Primarily solitary
DATA PROVENANCE
Evidence status
Per-field review pending
No physical fields for Polar Bear have per-field cited evidence in data release 2026-09-evidence-foundation. The measurements above are legacy catalogue values and remain unreviewed.
Missing values and legacy zeros are not treated as verified actual zero unless a cited record explicitly says so.
Evidence confidence: unavailable
SPECIALIZATION
Abilities & traits
Special abilities
- Ice Breaker
- Arctic Endurance
Unique traits
- largest bear species
- excellent swimmer
- thick blubber
ROSTER POSITION
Powerscaling context
These positions sort the current editorial six-stat total within the named roster groups. Biome and pound-for-pound ranks remain unpublished until their classification and normalization rules are reviewed.