Heatblast can shoot a calorific laser with his two hands.
Heatblast possesses enhanced strength, being able to knock out Lord Decibel with a single punch. As he ages, his flight becomes more natural, as he can ignite himself into a fireball and direct heatwaves away from his body. Heatblast is capable of high-speed flight by propelling himself forward. Heatblast has enhanced durability, being to survive being thrown through multiple buildings at high speed with no damage. He is also cold resistant and ice proof thanks to the heat he produces. Since he is made of fire, Heatblast is fireproof, heat resistant, and invulnerable to magma. Heatblast can breath fire like a dragon, which can sometimes come in the form of flaming burps. He can enhance the fire in his hands for flaming punches. He can form fire into any shape that he chooses, commonly fireballs. Heatblast has the ability to generate and manipulate intense heat and fire from his body. The original Omnitrix is located on his chest. The rocks covering his body are colored similarly to Ben 10,000's Heatblast and his feet have an additional toe on the backside.
Original Series Ben's Heatblast looks radically different from Ben's Heatblast. In De-Fanged, Heatblast's body was a purplish shade of red and the flames on his head was pointed upwards like a mohawk.īen 10,000's Heatblast looks similar to his younger self's except he has two miniature volcanoes on his shoulders, a more muscular build, a different head shape, a larger flame, and darker colored rocks. In Innervasion Part 3: Strange Bedfellows, the Omnitrix symbol was absent from Heatblast due to being used inside the Omnitrix.
In Big Ben 10, Heatblast was as tall as a building due to being hit by Maurice's ray gun. In Xingo and Xingo's World, Heatblast has a more cartoony physique and a slightly altered pattern of his inner magma body. Heatblast wears the Omnitrix symbol on his collarbone. His feet have a slight oval-like design with only two toes. As a fire-based entity, his body radiates high amounts of heat.