Tremor

In the year 1945, scientists discovered a way to enhance the physical and mental capabilities of some soldiers in the war in order to win. An idea was proposed to the Government, asking to craft the super soldiers, nicknamed Titans, in order to win the war raging around them. The government agreed, so the scientists gifted 50 men and 50 women these individualised and powerful abilities. At the end of production, the government decided that the danger the Titans made was to great and they shut the program down. The soldiers were sent out into the world, forced into hiding and silenced.
73 Years Later.

Harrison Port was an odd boy. Some days, he'd come to school with bruises, cuts, and even bandages wrapped around certain sections of his body. Other days, he'd be perfectly fine.
The secret no one knew was 'Why', but no one really asked the question anyways.
Harrison suffered from an eating disorder, Photo and Stress sensitive Epilepsy, Vertigo and Asthma. He was also gay, which dragged harassment and violence in his wake.
But he also suffered from an rough home life, having been supplied by a heavily scarred father who would become physically and mentally abusive.
But Harrison had a secret that he buried down farther than the rest.
A secret he liked to call Quake.

Drew Cameron was a normal boy, eye candy and a valued member on the football team. He had everything, including money, a loving single mother who accepted him when he came out to her, and the "love" of everyone in his school.
He always made good grades and was always the center of attention.
Yet Drew was peculiar, Mystery his middle name. His smiles were too wide. His eyes too bright. He was fake, broken. His walls having fallen like Jericho.
He wasn't easy too read, no one was close enough to figure him out. His "Friends" didn't even know his middle name.
He didn't tell anyone about his gift either, the one he cheekily named Halt.