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[MrSaturnUL]

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[thatguyinthestore]

Appearance

"My name's Goombella. I'm a student at the University of Goom. Nice to meet ya!"

Name
Goombella


Canon

Gender
Female


Species
Goomba

Bio
Goombella first appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Just when Mario arrives to Rogueport, she is seen being interrogated by Lord Crump and some X-Nauts, trying to get information about the Crystal Stars. Mario manages to defeat them and escape with Goombella, who thanks him with a kiss. She explains that she came here to study the treasure said to be hidden beneath Rogueport, and Mario says he has a treasure map. Eager to find out more, she joins Mario's party to find her teacher, Professor Frankly, who is also in Rogueport. She then follows Mario for the rest of the adventure.

At the end of the game, Goombella sends Mario an e-mail, saying that she became Professor Frankly's assistant in Rogueport. She also gives an update on what has been happening with Mario's other partners. At the end of the message, she hints that she has romantic feelings for him, but Goombella brushes it off.


Personality
Goombella has a very independent nature, often showing both feistiness and strong determination. She usually speaks very casually, even when meeting important people like Mario and Professor Frankly. Her somewhat-brainiac nature sometimes leads her to break the fourth-wall, accidentally speaking directly to the player (she does not seem to take notice of this tendency, however, as she is quite puzzled when Professor Frankly speaks to those "out there in front of the TV"). Her tone generally grows warmer throughout the adventure, eventually leading to her hinting at romantic feelings for Mario. Nevertheless, she retains her spunk and sass throughout the game, and is a loyal companion to Mario and friends.

Skills

Tattle - Every researcher's wet dream. All Goombella has to do is pull out her trusty Tattle Log and can instantly find out everything there is to know about her enemy!


Powers/Abilities

Headbonk: With this ability, Goombella can use her trusty helmet and sharp cranium to bonk an enemy, temporarily stunning them! She can also perform this in rapid succession, if done correctly.


Weaknesses

Being stepped on.​

 

[Bixir]

"In the vast universe, the history of humanity is but a flash of light from a lone star. The life of a single person should be lost in space and time. But among the stars, there is one light that burns brighter than all others. The light of Samus Aran. Her battles extend beyond her life, and etch themselves into history."

• Basics
• Biography
• Personality
• Powers & Skills
• Equipment
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• Name
  Samus Aran
  
  
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  Gender
  Female
  
  
  Species
  Human-Chozo Hybrid
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  The childhood of Samus Aran was a fleeting, fatal thing. She was born on the far-flung human colony of K-2L. The world, while remote and of little importance to the grand scheme of things, held particular value for its mining of Afloraltite, a rare substance used in ignition modules for starships. Through agreements with the Galactic Federation, this precious resource was mandated to the caravans that the Federation that facilitated the distribution of key resources throughout space. All the same, K-2L's mines his attracted all kinds of visitors, not the least of which were the estranged Chozo race, a curious and ancient civilization of bird-like sapients, and among the most wise and advanced in the galaxy. When Samus was but three years old, she encountered one such Chozo, an elder who introduced himself as Old Bird. The two hit it off immediately, the bright-eyed little girl quickly taking to his many tales of the stars beyond her home. As a parting gift, Old Bird allowed Samus to adopt his small furry companion, Pyonchi, a mischievous cross between a rabbit and a squirrel. Old Bird wished Samus and her family well, for all the good it would ultimately do the people of K-2L.
  
  Just as K-2L was an attraction for enterprising spacefarers, so too was it a target for the cosmically cruel. The colony quickly fell under the attention of the Space Pirates, an interstellar cabal of wretched creatures privy to preying with wanton greed and destruction. For all the innocence Samus had, from her own optimism towards the galaxy at large and the lessons Old Bird had left with her, it was folly before the Space Pirates. When an adolescent Samus approached Ridley, the terrifying leader of the oncoming raid, with the same intentions of friendship that she had met Old Bird with, her mother seized on the moment to move her daughter to safety. While she succeeded, she did so at her own demise, and to Ridley's humor. In that same stroke, though Samus was not aware of it at the time, Samus' father performed a similar sacrifice to destroy Ridley's mothership, preventing the Space Pirates from absconding with what they had come to pillage. However, that mercy mattered little to a traumatized little girl who had lost both of her parents in the same day, not to mention every other resident of K-2L. Samus, was alone.
  
  
  
  As fate would have it, Old Bird had rushed to the colony as quickly as he could, though far too late. While there was nothing he could do for what Ridley and the Space Pirates had taken from Samus, he could give her the next best thing: a chance at another life. He took her in, bringing her to Zebes, their homeworld, where he and the rest of the Chozo did their best to raise Samus as one of their own. During these years, Samus was under the close observation of Mother Brain, the Chozo AI presiding over Zebes and her creators. She was a cold, cruel machine, who often did more harm for Samus than good, though she was still Samus' caretaker throughout these times, and the one who went on to develop her Power Suit at that. Samus hardly saw eye to eye with Mother Brain, let alone trusted her, but by the time Samus left Zebes there was a certain, intrinsic bond between the two of them.
  
  Samus' training began only a handful of years after she had become settled on Zebes. Grey Voice, one of the other Chozo elders, took it upon himself to raise Samus in this way. He was a harsh taskmaster, but he was not as cruel as Mother Brain. He was, in some ways at least, the brighter side to Samus' upbringing, and one she grew to respect a great deal, for the few times she saw him outside of their rigorous training routines. He understood better than most of his fellow Chozo what lied in Samus' heart, perhaps better than even Samus herself, the girl too apprehensive to proclaim what was on her mind. Though she had surpassed the physical limits of any human being by the spry age of fourteen, she would need to become far more to stand a chance against her new enemy. Concerned that she would waste her potential on Zebes if she was not urged to do otherwise, Grey Bird insisted upon Samus the importance of staking her own path in this galaxy. His lectures hinged upon the need for "protectors of the galaxy", a role that the peace-loving Chozo could not fill themselves. Not long after, Samus set out for the Galactic Federation, where she might acquire the rest of the skills she would no doubt need to carry out her vendetta. She would not return to Zebes for many years, and in a time of crisis at that.
  
  Samus spent very little time in the training process for the Federation Police. She was leagues beyond even most of the veterans in the force, quickly becoming one of their most prolific trainees. She went on to join the Star-Trackers, an elite unit that only one in a million officers qualified for. In the missions that followed, Samus almost singlehandedly paved a brutal campaign against the Space Pirates. She also developed a sharp distrust of authority, not the least of which was Commander Adam Malkovich, one of the chief military leaders within the Galactic Federation. While not insubordinate, Samus could not abide idling by while innocents were in danger, lest bureaucracy prevent her from doing what she had come here to do in the first place. It got her into hot water on more than a few occasions, though each time, Commander Malkovich exhibited surprising lenience to her actions.
  
  
  
  The greatest instance of Malkovich's professional courtesy towards Samus' penchant for disregarding the red tape of the Galactic Federation was when a distress signal was sent from none other than Zebes: the Space Pirates had at last come for the Chozo. Despite previous attempts at this, the times were different now: the Federation was scattered and disjointed, the Chozo had become feeble and complacent with their lot in life, and the two groups had barely managed to repel the Space Pirates before. Samus had no desire in losing another home to Ridley and his hordes of monsters. While the Federation dragged its heels to mobilize its forces against the Space Pirates' terror attack, Samus went on ahead, able to respond more quickly than any armada. While her ship did not survive the landing through the blockade surrounding her home, Samus was able to make contact with Old Bird... or, a simulacrum of one. It explained to Samus that the Chozo had often acted as self-appointed vigils of the galaxy, often acting outside of Federation jurisdiction for their perception of a greater good. With the hubris of good intentions, the Chozo had genetically engineered a dangerous biological weapon in a misguided attempt to pacify the galaxy of "greater evil" in order to usher in a new era of peace: Metroids, terrifying parasites that left their victims bereft of the energy necessary to sustain life. This was no doubt what Ridley and the Space Pirates were after. If they were able to weaponize Metroids for their own schemes, the galaxy was doomed.
  
  
  
  Not long after, Samus was ambushed by Ridley. Still reeling from the revelation that her caretakers had (incidentally) propagated the potential genocide of the cosmos, the young woman suffered a severe traumatic break as she was forced to relive the repressed memory of her first encounter with Ridley. Ridley nearly killed Samus, though at the behest of Mother Brain, allowed her to live for the enigmatic plans of the Chozo AI. When Samus next awoke, she learned that Grey Voice and Mother Brain had sided with the Space Pirates, seeming to buy into the ideology that the hologram of Old Bird had espoused earlier: committing genocide across the stars in the name of pragmatic peace. Mother Brain urged Samus to join them, and take her rightful place alongside Ridley as the AI's lieutenants. While aghast at what was becoming of the few remaining specks of light in her life, Samus remained resilient, refusing to give in to the mad intelligence's demands. Most of the Chozo had refused to go along with Grey Voice's madness, and helped Samus come to terms with her postraumatic stress. She was the only hope for the Chozo race... for the entire galaxy. She couldn't lose hope of the dream that she had had ever since she was a little girl: a protector of the galaxy.
  
  After being released from her restraints by one final act of kindness from the dwindling Chozo, Samus set out for Mother Brain directly. By the time she had finished carving a path through the Space Pirate hordes, however, she had received an inexplicable vision, sent by Grey Voice himself. Moments before, she had begun to sense something terrible, which she later learned to be a genetic bond with Grey Voice himself. He explained, in his fleeting moments, that Samus' frail human DNA had been spliced with a sample of Chozo DNA, which had allowed her to achieve the physical and mental acumen that allowed her to become a self-proclaimed protector of the galaxy. It only dawned her now that Grey Voice had volunteered his DNA to help Samus become who she was today. He had experienced a change of heart, which was why she found him in Mother Brain's chamber when she had arrived, failed in his attempt to atone for his mistakes by destroying the AI he had helped enable. While Samus was too late to save her second father figure, she was more than ready to take on Ridley. While the rest of the Space Pirates mobilized to come down on Samus as she began to gain the upper hand on Ridley, the timely arrival of Commander Malkovich and the full force of the Federation Armada forced all of the offending parties to flee Zebes. Samus' home was safe... for now.
  
  As praised as she was for her preemptive actions (and certainly chewed out by her Federation Police supervisors for going against the system), Samus determined that there was no place for her in a formal institution of law enforcement. The next several years saw the heroine of Zebes take on the career of a professional bounty hunter, delivering the worst of the galaxy's criminals to the Federation's doorstep, all for a modest fee. It was a living, one that Samus was content - even passionate - with. She still had a score to settle with Ridley and the Space Pirates, let alone Mother Brain, for everything they had done to her and the Chozo. That day soon came.
  
  
  
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  Samus received the emergency transmission in the deep reaches of space, directly from Adam Malkovich himself. The Galactic Federation had traced the Space Pirates' base of operation to none other than Zebes itself; after pilfering a derelict Chozo station housing some of the remnant Metroids from their past experiments, Mother Brain sieged Zebes with the backing of the Space Pirates. The planet was quickly overwhelmed, and the project that Grey Voice had attempted to abandon was now underway again. The Federation had attempted a direct assault, which had resulted in catastrophic failure. Their only option was to rely on a force outside of the law. There were only two objectives: Exterminate all Metroid organisms on Planet Zebes, and Defeat the mechanical life-form, Mother Brain. Samus set out for her home immediately, ready to finish this grudge with Mother Brain and the Space Pirates once and for all. She infiltrated the planet through Brinstar's subterranean tunnels, systematically purging the planet's infrastructure of the Space Pirate presence that threatened to overwhelm her home and the rest of the galaxy. Kraid, the massive dragon monstrosity, Ridley, Samus' lifelong nemesis, and Mother Brain, the mastermind behind the Space Pirates' would-be cosmic genocide, attempted to stop Samus at every turn. Samus defeated them all, reacquiring the artifacts of the Chozo that she had left behind on her home for this very occasion to give her the edge she needed against the Space Pirates. Samus did not rest until Mother Brain was in tatters, and every last Metroid on Zebes had been turned to dust. If Samus' prowess as a legendary bounty hunter was not known then, it certainly was now.
  
  
  
  

  
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  The two-time galaxy-saving bounty hunter took a backseat to the spotlight her fame demanded of her. She wanted no part of the spectacle or limelight that her actions had seemingly earned her, wanting only to continue to help others, unimpeded by the law and other distractions that threatened to get in the way. Joining a new universe was the least of Samus' concerns, the bounty hunter continuing to defend the weak from the strong through her contracts. She has become quite familiar with the many parties of this expanded universe, on better terms with some than most. She crosses paths with the Guardians of the Galaxy the most often, seeing them as friendly competition to the jobs she takes on. She has firmly declined any invitations they have sent her to join their ragtag band, too secure in her status as a lone wolf to consider working with anyone else, let alone a team. Samus has not wasted time in making both friends and enemies of the numerous intergalactic empires and organizations jockeying for her position on their payroll. Be it the imperious Shi'ar, who have at times called on her assistance when the Starjammers are an ill fit, or the Kree, who are a little too fascinated with her status as the last kind of any Chozo in the universe. More than anyone, however, Samus maintains her connections with the Galactic Federation, and is always ready to provide her services to the likes of Malkovich and his associates again... provided they can pony up the credits.
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  As a human, Samus is someone of incredible compassion. While she grew up with virtually no principles of kindness or generosity ingrained into her by her guardians in her formative years, Samus naturally harbored a sense of empathy and sincerity towards others that goes beyond what little nurturing she received from the likes of Mother Brain or even Grey Voice. Though Samus had her birth parents, she only knew them for a handful of years, most of which were fractured by the traumatic stress that Ridley's attack on her colony inflicted on Samus' psyche. She is friendly and open-minded on first impressions, albeit under a thick veneer of cold professionalism and several layers of Chozo armor that she will lower for few - if any - people. While mostly a loner, Samus is a social animal like any other intelligent life form, and isn't a complete dullard as to shut everyone out; merely make herself challenging to approach for the company she does not desire to keep. Social distance aside, it is unclear how (or why) Samus has managed to maintain such an optimistic outlook on the galaxy given everything that she has gone through, let alone destroyed throughout her career as a bounty hunter. The one constant in Samus' life, however, is her unyielding determination towards visiting justice upon the guilty, as well as protecting anyone and everyone from the dreams that they have every right to pursue.
  
  As a Chozo, Samus is the heir to a legacy that she can never fully reclaim. Conversely, she is incapable of completely reconnecting with her human half, a part of her life that is mired in trauma if not in time stolen from her. She never had a chance to truly become a human of the Federation, nor was she ready (and she may never be) to walk the path of the Chozo. After all, her avian guardians proved themselves to be would-be purveyors of a misguided purity genocide, of which Samus would have otherwise been a pawn, just like the forlorn Metroids. To what end was it to be Chozo, to any degree that Samus wished to aspire to? While she has come to terms with that part of her genetic lineage, Samus is no closer to squaring her conflicted identity than she was when she first donned her Power Suit. She is often mysterious as she is valiant and forthright in her moral standing. While it is unlikely that Samus will ever reconcile any notion of attempting to usher in a new generation of Chozo, she could never leave the civilization that raised her, a people thousands if not millions of years old, to simply wither away for the decisions of a few bad eggs. With this in mind, Samus seldom casts judgments upon others, least of all aliens. Except for the case of Space Pirates and creatures like them, Samus harbors a mild interest in learning about the myriad of cultures she encounters across the stars, hoping to make acquaintances (and in some cases, prospective clients) rather than targets if she can help it.
  
  As a Hunter, Samus is a fearless warrior, without peer nor hesitation. She has stared down the worst the galaxy has to offer, and would no doubt be prepared to bring low abominations from other dimensions if the job required it. Her innocence was taken from her before she was even in her double digits, and over two decades of her life have been dedicated to hunting down and destroying the likes of Space Pirates and other lawless nightmares that have no place in a good or orderly universe. This is not to say that Samus is at all a ruthless executioner. She has great honor and takes pride in the work that she does, almost always opting to give her bounties the opportunity to defend themselves, or even make their case if the contract appears questionable. When it is clear the kind of enemy she is facing is not that sort, however, Samus will not hesitate to unleash her full arsenal to bring a swift end to the threat she was hired to exterminate. While on the job (and often off of the job as well), Samus is a no-nonsense, dead serious individual, betraying not the slightest hint of fear, hesitation, or weakness, the kind of traits one would expect in professions far higher than that of a mere hunter for hire. Perhaps Samus would be capable of far greater roles, such as receiving a call from a Power Ring for her great willpower or hope, but even then, it is likely that Samus would neglect such an opportunity to continue her current lot in life. She is content with the life of a righteous cosmic vigilante, unwilling to sacrifice her professional or (in her eyes) moral integrity for any pursuit, however tempting or more rewarding it may be.
• Chozo DNA
  Samus was not a human for very long. Soon after she was taken in by the Chozo as an infant, she was heavily experimented on by the Chozo, with DNA sampled from Gray Voice himself. This experimentation followed by intensive training in Samus’ adolescence, resulted in one of the most gifted warriors in the galaxy. Her training in combat notwithstanding, Samus’ physiology as the only Human-Chozo grants her a significant advantage against many of her prey. Her physical feats (prior to augmentation through her Power Suit) are as follows:
  
  • Superhuman strength, up to ten tons
  • Superhuman agility, capable of leaping up to ten meters through the air and beyond Olympian athletes
  • Superhuman reflexes, including dodging high-velocity projectiles
  • Longevity, including high resistance to various airborne diseases and hazardous environments
  
  Bounty Hunter
  Samus is a warrior, first and foremost. Bounty hunting is a complicated profession, particularly with regard to the Galactic Federation and its rules of engagement. Samus is among the Bounty Hunters more lenient towards cooperating with the law, though no less familiar to the ruthless combat that her ilk engage in. Samus is no cutthroat murderer, though her skills developed through survival and brutal self-training more than place her on equal footing with the likes of the savage Space Pirates and other vicious threats across the universe. Samus’ training and experience as a bounty hunter are as diverse as the profession itself. She is no mere assassin or mercenary, acting more along the lines of an extremely skilled galactic hero who happens to take paychecks with friendly governments. A few examples of Samus’ expertise as a Bounty Hunter are:
  
  • Expert pilot
  • Tracking targets across the universe
  • Extreme battle conditioning
  • Powerful will, overcoming childhood trauma and mustering the resolve to save her creators from their own destruction
  • Years of wartime experience
  • Weapons master
  • Supreme tactician, outmaneuvering and defeating a planet-wide armada of hostile predators, synthetics and Space Pirates
  
  Metroid Affinity
  
  
  
  Though loathe to admit it, Samus is every much a product of Chozo genetic engineering as the vile Metroids themselves. Where Samus was created to protect life, Metroids were created to devour and destroy life wherever they found it. Though Samus is not necessarily genetically distinct from the monsters she believes to have purged from the universe, she indeed shares a strange kinship with them, understanding such creatures on a level few others are capable of. The same can be said for similar parasitic organisms Samus may encounter in this new universe; more importantly, Samus can intuitively understand how best to combat these parasites, and, if necessary, glean an exceptional amount of information about said creatures through close study.
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  Zero Suit
  
  
  
  
  The base layer of Samus' armor is a skintight blue jumpsuit, accentuating her superhuman agility that her Power Suit and subsequent Chozo battle armors significantly limit. It is impossible for anyone to don the Zero Suit, as not only is it attuned to Samus' specific genetic frequency as a Human-Chozo hybrid, there are no zippers or folds that one could use to conventionally remove or don the suit either. Rather, the uniform is digistructed onto Samus' person from a military jacket mimicking the Zero Suit's style and fabric through a mental command, and can be removed in a similar fashion. It is also through the Zero Suit that Samus dons the Power Suit, which appears on her person in the same way that the Zero Suit does. However, Samus must have the Zero Suit active before she can don the Power Suit. Aside from being a striking full-body jumpsuit, the Zero Suit has the distinguishing sigil of the Chozo, emblazoned on the jacket's left breast section (and in the same place on the suit itself), back, and hand. The Zero Suit is made of a firm polymer lost to Chozo civilization, though it closely resembles an advanced form of PVC leather at a glance.
  
  While Samus is most vulnerable to attack in the Zero Suit, she is also at her most agile, and can move as if she were in bullet time, to the point where she can appear as a blur on most surveillance devices. Samus may also perform expert wall suits, the Zero Suit allowing her to stick onto sheer surfaces for a split second, allowing her to rebound herself from the wall for successive acrobatic maneuvers. The Zero Suit cannot support heavy weaponry, though Samus is equipped with a Paralyzer, an emergency stun blaster that, with a full charge, is capable of stunning even the more monstrous Space Pirates for a short time, as it places a target's molecules in a temporarily inert state. The Paralyzer recharges over time, though it is a distraction at best, and is incapable of harming anyone in this form. With that said, the Paralyzer may also transform, changing its stun charge into a plasma whip that is far more deadly. The whip may also substitute for Samus' Grapple Beam in latching onto surfaces and other targets from afar, as well as to attack targets from a distance of up to several meters away.
  
  
  Power Suit
  
  
  
  The Power Suit is the culmination of Samus’ training under Grey Voice and Mother Brain, and her status as the champion of her estranged benefactors and much of the galaxy at large. It is one of the most sophisticated armors of its kind in the universe, and boasts numerous functions that are beyond the imagination of many civilizations. The Power Suit is donned by Samus in the same way as her Zero Suit, through an instantaneous process of energy to matter through a mental command (provided that she is wearing the aforementioned Zero Suit). While only the core of Samus’ armor, the red-and-gold Power Suit affords her significant protection, including pressurization and considerable resistance against the most inhospitable environments in the galaxy. Falling into acid or magma would damage the Power Suit’s systems under prolonged exposure, but Samus would not be cooked alive like she would if this happened in her Zero Suit. The Power Suit can also withstand physical and energy attacks from vicious predators of the galaxy, including missiles, gunfire, high-speed debris, and similar attacks, provided that the shield capacity of the Power Suit holds. If the Power Suit’s energy begins to fail, sustained damage will result in the Power Suit reverting to destabilizing energy, leaving Samus exposed in her more vulnerable Zero Suit. The foremost features of the Power Suit are its armament modules, which are as follows:
  
  Combat Visor - The green visor in Samus’ helmet is a deceptively complex tactical suite to assist her in her bounty hunting duties, in direct combat as well as in more removed scenarios. The surface layer of its functions are the Scan Visor, which may assess Samus’ surroundings, transmitting data on all relevant subjects directly into Samus’ neural network. The data is drawn primarily from the Galactic Federation database, which Samus has classified clearance to, though she may also pool intelligence from other networks that she is a part of, as well as her personal memory banks that are wired into the Power Suit’s systems. She may also use the Thermal Visor, which allows Samus to view things on the infrared and ultraviolet spectrums, as well as the ability to track targets by their heat signature. She frequently uses this to combat targets invisible to the naked eye, or to track them while in pursuit. The third and final aspect of Samus; Combat Visor is the Command Visor, which allows her to interface directly with her Gunship, able to call it to any given location, so long as she is able to maintain a secure connection with her Gunship’s systems. The Command Visor may also issue orders for the Gunship to execute remotely, such as providing support fire at a specific location or to extract targets from a designated dropzone. Samus may also use the Command Visor to deliver tactical communiques, marking objectives for her allies to secure and similar orders for the rare instances when she isn’t operating alone.
  
  Power Beam - The primary weapon of the Power Suit is the cannon mounted to its right arm. It is a beam weapon, firing concentrated particles of pure energy at targets in its standard mode. However, the Power Beam as undergone numerous iterations since the original Power Suit, as well as taking on alternate modes to best suit the situation at hand. For combatting large swaths of enemies, the beam particles may multiply into a three-way scattershot wave, reducing the power of each individual particle in exchange for a wider energy spread to cover a larger area. The particles themselves have also since been upgraded to pure plasma, greatly increasing their power, as well as the ability to score through most armor plating. In addition to serving as a firearm, the Power Beam may also unleash a “grapple beam”, an ethereal hook made of transient Chozo energy that Samus can use to traverse the environment at great angles and speeds. The range of the Grapple Beam is approximately the length of a Batclaw, though considerably slower, which can leave her exposed if she deploys it recklessly. The Grapple Beam may also be deployed as a lasso to ensnare targets and bring them in close, for Samus to either deliver further punishment or to send them flying away.
  
  Missile Launcher - When the Power Beam is insufficient for her prey, Samus may use the secondary function of her arm cannon: firing missiles. These missiles are a far cry from what one typically sees in a personal exosuit arsenal. These missiles are more akin to torpedoes found onboard starships, capable of incredible structural damage, and used with great care. Samus used slews of these missiles to waylay the massive Space Pirates Kraid and Ridley on Zebes, and has defeated numerous other predators with it since. When even missiles fail, however, Samus may deploy Super Missiles, which are capable of breaking apart adamantium at the molecular level and may even disrupt ray shields if caught in the blast radius. Due to the nature of these missiles, Samus tends to rely on her personal accuracy, since the Power Suit’s homing features can be unwieldy, and more often than not be tricked by the target with clever maneuvers, though that option is available to Samus if she deems it a necessary risk. Given the payload of each missile and their physical nature, the Power Suit can only keep so many stocked at a time, and even less Super Missiles.
  
  Morph Ball - The most curious feature of the Power Suit is the ability to curl up into a ball. Inexplicably, Samus is completely aware of her surroundings while she is in ball form. Her form becomes incredibly compact, allowing her to roll through tight ventilation shafts and other spaces that she would even have difficulty moving through while crawling in her Zero Suit, let alone at breakneck speeds. She may still jump while in ball form, and may even magnetize her ball form to stick to walls, and move about much like Spider-Man can, provided she does not take damage that will cause her to revert to humanoid shape. The Power Suit’s ball form may also generate plasma bombs through the Power Suit’s lossless energy conversion systems. These miniature explosives can be generated virtually infinitely, each with nearly as much destructive power as a missile, albeit with a drastically reduced blast radius. The only exception are with Power Bombs, dramatically more powerful bombs that can clear an entire room of hostiles, leaving no trace of them. Given that these bombs are made from the Power Suit’s own energy, Samus cannot injure herself with her own bombs. Similar to Super Missiles, there is only enough energy in the Power Suit to host a limited number of Power Bombs at any given moment.
  
  Screw Attack - A blessing from the ancient Chozo themselves, this is not so much a part of the Power Suit’s equipment as it was a technique that was passed down to Samus herself. While she is wearing the Power Suit, every jump that she makes that involves flipping through the air will become charged with incredible energy, manifesting in the form of electricity. This energy is capable of burning through virtually anything, proven to tear through any predator on Zebes in the blink of an eye. The Screw Attack’s effects may vary, depending on the stores of the Power Suit’s energy or Samus’ own athletic capacity, though it is no less dangerous to anyone who gets too close while Samus is engaging in acrobatics.
  
  Speed Booster - One of the upgrades Samus acquired during her extermination mission on Zebes was a capacitor that stored kinetic energy before releasing it exponentially. If Samus can sprint unabated for several seconds, unless she delivers a mental command to ignore this process, the Power Suit automatically enters a “turbo mode” where Samus moves at near-speedster velocities. She may still use her armaments and other acrobatic maneuvers, though anything that slows Samus’ motion too much will cause the mode to end. While moving at these speeds, Samus has been shown to break through numerous walls, including ones too durable to be destroyed by her missiles or even Super Missiles.
  
  
  Varia Suit
  
  
  
  The Varia Suit is considered the “true” iteration of the Power Suit, a sentiment that is shared by Samus herself. Discovered deep within Brinstar, the Varia Suit builds on its predecessor in virtually every way. Taking on a brighter orange hue compared to the Power Suit's red titanium plating, the armor capacity and weapons efficiency of the Power Suit are 25% inferior compared to the Varia Suit, in addition to the Varia Suit being slightly larger, granting Samus an even more imposing presence against her enemies. The Varia Suit also has resistances to fire and acid, which proved invaluable in Norfair and other hazardous regions of her home planet. While many presume there to be no reason not to always use the Varia Suit, it is far less maneuverable than the Power Suit, and also expends more energy as a whole, making it a pressing investment in long-term engagements, and ill-advised against more agile targets and environments suited for such.
  
  
  Gravity Suit
  
  
  
  As it stands, the Gravity Suit is the most advanced version of the Power Suit that Samus currently owns. Contrasted to the Varia Suit, the current iteration of the Gravity Suit retains the red plating of the Power Suit, while the limbs take on a deep purple color. Discovered near the end of her mission on Zebes, the Gravity Suit offers even more protections than the Varia Suit. Damage that Samus would normally sustain under the Power Suit is cut in half while she is wearing the Gravity Suit. In addition, Samus is completely immune to extreme elements such as lava and magma, acid, and the extreme cold. The Gravity Suit may also suspend gravity in certain situations, which allows Samus to effectively move freely while submerged, be it in water, acid, lava, or a similarly vulnerable environment. Samus may also traverse the vacuum of space while wearing the Gravity Suit, provided that the Power Suit maintains its integrity. Like the Varia Suit, however, it is much larger than the Power Suit, and is more demanding of Samus and her faculties than she would often be willing to use for standard deployments.
  
  
  Samus' Gunship
  
  
  
  Much to the consternation of the Galactic Federation and other ruling bodies, Samus has refused to provide her vessel with a name, always referring to it simply as her personal ship. This has made it extremely difficult to track outside of the ship’s serial number, which itself vanished from the Galactic Federation’s logs following its apparent destruction after her suicide mission on Zebes. Given that it has since resurfaced in Samus’ subsequent missions, it is presumed that she somehow reconstructed, likely with assistance from a third party.
  
  The gunship itself is not necessarily a gunship as it is often named. The vessel primarily serves as a staging ground for Samus once she has landed on the world her target is located on. It acts as a mobile battery Samus may return to to recharge her Power Suit’s energy. It also hosts a microfactory capable of generating all of the ammunition for her heavy armaments. The gunship is equipped with some firepower of its own, though they are currently standard for ships of its size, not necessarily designed for punching above its pay grade like the Starjammer or the Milano... for now.
  
  
• "Is that all? Try me."
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Pyonchi
  Pyonchi is a small, furry companion that has been with Samus from the very beginning. The Rabbilis were native to K-2L, though after its decimation by Ridley and the Space Pirates, he, like Samus, is the last of his kind. Though Pyonchi is no longer in Samus' company, he has gone on to be a rather skilled agent of the Galactic Federation, and longs to one day see his friend again. The feeling is mutual.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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[MrSaturnUL]

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[Count Gensokyo]

"In the vast universe, the history of humanity is but a flash of light from a lone star. The life of a single person should be lost in space and time. But among the stars, there is one light that burns brighter than all others. The light of Samus Aran. Her battles extend beyond her life, and etch themselves into history."

• Basics
• Biography
• Personality
• Powers & Skills
• Equipment
• Other

• Name
  Samus Aran
  
  
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  Gender
  Female
  
  
  Species
  Human-Chozo Hybrid
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  The childhood of Samus Aran was a fleeting, fatal thing. She was born on the far-flung human colony of K-2L. The world, while remote and of little importance to the grand scheme of things, held particular value for its mining of Afloraltite, a rare substance used in ignition modules for starships. Through agreements with the Galactic Federation, this precious resource was mandated to the caravans that the Federation that facilitated the distribution of key resources throughout space. All the same, K-2L's mines his attracted all kinds of visitors, not the least of which were the estranged Chozo race, a curious and ancient civilization of bird-like sapients, and among the most wise and advanced in the galaxy. When Samus was but three years old, she encountered one such Chozo, an elder who introduced himself as Old Bird. The two hit it off immediately, the bright-eyed little girl quickly taking to his many tales of the stars beyond her home. As a parting gift, Old Bird allowed Samus to adopt his small furry companion, Pyonchi, a mischievous cross between a rabbit and a squirrel. Old Bird wished Samus and her family well, for all the good it would ultimately do the people of K-2L.
  
  Just as K-2L was an attraction for enterprising spacefarers, so too was it a target for the cosmically cruel. The colony quickly fell under the attention of the Space Pirates, an interstellar cabal of wretched creatures privy to preying with wanton greed and destruction. For all the innocence Samus had, from her own optimism towards the galaxy at large and the lessons Old Bird had left with her, it was folly before the Space Pirates. When an adolescent Samus approached Ridley, the terrifying leader of the oncoming raid, with the same intentions of friendship that she had met Old Bird with, her mother seized on the moment to move her daughter to safety. While she succeeded, she did so at her own demise, and to Ridley's humor. In that same stroke, though Samus was not aware of it at the time, Samus' father performed a similar sacrifice to destroy Ridley's mothership, preventing the Space Pirates from absconding with what they had come to pillage. However, that mercy mattered little to a traumatized little girl who had lost both of her parents in the same day, not to mention every other resident of K-2L. Samus, was alone.
  
  
  
  As fate would have it, Old Bird had rushed to the colony as quickly as he could, though far too late. While there was nothing he could do for what Ridley and the Space Pirates had taken from Samus, he could give her the next best thing: a chance at another life. He took her in, bringing her to Zebes, their homeworld, where he and the rest of the Chozo did their best to raise Samus as one of their own. During these years, Samus was under the close observation of Mother Brain, the Chozo AI presiding over Zebes and her creators. She was a cold, cruel machine, who often did more harm for Samus than good, though she was still Samus' caretaker throughout these times, and the one who went on to develop her Power Suit at that. Samus hardly saw eye to eye with Mother Brain, let alone trusted her, but by the time Samus left Zebes there was a certain, intrinsic bond between the two of them.
  
  Samus' training began only a handful of years after she had become settled on Zebes. Grey Voice, one of the other Chozo elders, took it upon himself to raise Samus in this way. He was a harsh taskmaster, but he was not as cruel as Mother Brain. He was, in some ways at least, the brighter side to Samus' upbringing, and one she grew to respect a great deal, for the few times she saw him outside of their rigorous training routines. He understood better than most of his fellow Chozo what lied in Samus' heart, perhaps better than even Samus herself, the girl too apprehensive to proclaim what was on her mind. Though she had surpassed the physical limits of any human being by the spry age of fourteen, she would need to become far more to stand a chance against her new enemy. Concerned that she would waste her potential on Zebes if she was not urged to do otherwise, Grey Bird insisted upon Samus the importance of staking her own path in this galaxy. His lectures hinged upon the need for "protectors of the galaxy", a role that the peace-loving Chozo could not fill themselves. Not long after, Samus set out for the Galactic Federation, where she might acquire the rest of the skills she would no doubt need to carry out her vendetta. She would not return to Zebes for many years, and in a time of crisis at that.
  
  Samus spent very little time in the training process for the Federation Police. She was leagues beyond even most of the veterans in the force, quickly becoming one of their most prolific trainees. She went on to join the Star-Trackers, an elite unit that only one in a million officers qualified for. In the missions that followed, Samus almost singlehandedly paved a brutal campaign against the Space Pirates. She also developed a sharp distrust of authority, not the least of which was Commander Adam Malkovich, one of the chief military leaders within the Galactic Federation. While not insubordinate, Samus could not abide idling by while innocents were in danger, lest bureaucracy prevent her from doing what she had come here to do in the first place. It got her into hot water on more than a few occasions, though each time, Commander Malkovich exhibited surprising lenience to her actions.
  
  
  
  The greatest instance of Malkovich's professional courtesy towards Samus' penchant for disregarding the red tape of the Galactic Federation was when a distress signal was sent from none other than Zebes: the Space Pirates had at last come for the Chozo. Despite previous attempts at this, the times were different now: the Federation was scattered and disjointed, the Chozo had become feeble and complacent with their lot in life, and the two groups had barely managed to repel the Space Pirates before. Samus had no desire in losing another home to Ridley and his hordes of monsters. While the Federation dragged its heels to mobilize its forces against the Space Pirates' terror attack, Samus went on ahead, able to respond more quickly than any armada. While her ship did not survive the landing through the blockade surrounding her home, Samus was able to make contact with Old Bird... or, a simulacrum of one. It explained to Samus that the Chozo had often acted as self-appointed vigils of the galaxy, often acting outside of Federation jurisdiction for their perception of a greater good. With the hubris of good intentions, the Chozo had genetically engineered a dangerous biological weapon in a misguided attempt to pacify the galaxy of "greater evil" in order to usher in a new era of peace: Metroids, terrifying parasites that left their victims bereft of the energy necessary to sustain life. This was no doubt what Ridley and the Space Pirates were after. If they were able to weaponize Metroids for their own schemes, the galaxy was doomed.
  
  
  
  Not long after, Samus was ambushed by Ridley. Still reeling from the revelation that her caretakers had (incidentally) propagated the potential genocide of the cosmos, the young woman suffered a severe traumatic break as she was forced to relive the repressed memory of her first encounter with Ridley. Ridley nearly killed Samus, though at the behest of Mother Brain, allowed her to live for the enigmatic plans of the Chozo AI. When Samus next awoke, she learned that Grey Voice and Mother Brain had sided with the Space Pirates, seeming to buy into the ideology that the hologram of Old Bird had espoused earlier: committing genocide across the stars in the name of pragmatic peace. Mother Brain urged Samus to join them, and take her rightful place alongside Ridley as the AI's lieutenants. While aghast at what was becoming of the few remaining specks of light in her life, Samus remained resilient, refusing to give in to the mad intelligence's demands. Most of the Chozo had refused to go along with Grey Voice's madness, and helped Samus come to terms with her postraumatic stress. She was the only hope for the Chozo race... for the entire galaxy. She couldn't lose hope of the dream that she had had ever since she was a little girl: a protector of the galaxy.
  
  After being released from her restraints by one final act of kindness from the dwindling Chozo, Samus set out for Mother Brain directly. By the time she had finished carving a path through the Space Pirate hordes, however, she had received an inexplicable vision, sent by Grey Voice himself. Moments before, she had begun to sense something terrible, which she later learned to be a genetic bond with Grey Voice himself. He explained, in his fleeting moments, that Samus' frail human DNA had been spliced with a sample of Chozo DNA, which had allowed her to achieve the physical and mental acumen that allowed her to become a self-proclaimed protector of the galaxy. It only dawned her now that Grey Voice had volunteered his DNA to help Samus become who she was today. He had experienced a change of heart, which was why she found him in Mother Brain's chamber when she had arrived, failed in his attempt to atone for his mistakes by destroying the AI he had helped enable. While Samus was too late to save her second father figure, she was more than ready to take on Ridley. While the rest of the Space Pirates mobilized to come down on Samus as she began to gain the upper hand on Ridley, the timely arrival of Commander Malkovich and the full force of the Federation Armada forced all of the offending parties to flee Zebes. Samus' home was safe... for now.
  
  As praised as she was for her preemptive actions (and certainly chewed out by her Federation Police supervisors for going against the system), Samus determined that there was no place for her in a formal institution of law enforcement. The next several years saw the heroine of Zebes take on the career of a professional bounty hunter, delivering the worst of the galaxy's criminals to the Federation's doorstep, all for a modest fee. It was a living, one that Samus was content - even passionate - with. She still had a score to settle with Ridley and the Space Pirates, let alone Mother Brain, for everything they had done to her and the Chozo. That day soon came.
  
  
  
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  Samus received the emergency transmission in the deep reaches of space, directly from Adam Malkovich himself. The Galactic Federation had traced the Space Pirates' base of operation to none other than Zebes itself; after pilfering a derelict Chozo station housing some of the remnant Metroids from their past experiments, Mother Brain sieged Zebes with the backing of the Space Pirates. The planet was quickly overwhelmed, and the project that Grey Voice had attempted to abandon was now underway again. The Federation had attempted a direct assault, which had resulted in catastrophic failure. Their only option was to rely on a force outside of the law. There were only two objectives: Exterminate all Metroid organisms on Planet Zebes, and Defeat the mechanical life-form, Mother Brain. Samus set out for her home immediately, ready to finish this grudge with Mother Brain and the Space Pirates once and for all. She infiltrated the planet through Brinstar's subterranean tunnels, systematically purging the planet's infrastructure of the Space Pirate presence that threatened to overwhelm her home and the rest of the galaxy. Kraid, the massive dragon monstrosity, Ridley, Samus' lifelong nemesis, and Mother Brain, the mastermind behind the Space Pirates' would-be cosmic genocide, attempted to stop Samus at every turn. Samus defeated them all, reacquiring the artifacts of the Chozo that she had left behind on her home for this very occasion to give her the edge she needed against the Space Pirates. Samus did not rest until Mother Brain was in tatters, and every last Metroid on Zebes had been turned to dust. If Samus' prowess as a legendary bounty hunter was not known then, it certainly was now.
  
  
  
  

  
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  The two-time galaxy-saving bounty hunter took a backseat to the spotlight her fame demanded of her. She wanted no part of the spectacle or limelight that her actions had seemingly earned her, wanting only to continue to help others, unimpeded by the law and other distractions that threatened to get in the way. Joining a new universe was the least of Samus' concerns, the bounty hunter continuing to defend the weak from the strong through her contracts. She has become quite familiar with the many parties of this expanded universe, on better terms with some than most. She crosses paths with the Guardians of the Galaxy the most often, seeing them as friendly competition to the jobs she takes on. She has firmly declined any invitations they have sent her to join their ragtag band, too secure in her status as a lone wolf to consider working with anyone else, let alone a team. Samus has not wasted time in making both friends and enemies of the numerous intergalactic empires and organizations jockeying for her position on their payroll. Be it the imperious Shi'ar, who have at times called on her assistance when the Starjammers are an ill fit, or the Kree, who are a little too fascinated with her status as the last kind of any Chozo in the universe. More than anyone, however, Samus maintains her connections with the Galactic Federation, and is always ready to provide her services to the likes of Malkovich and his associates again... provided they can pony up the credits.
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  As a human, Samus is someone of incredible compassion. While she grew up with virtually no principles of kindness or generosity ingrained into her by her guardians in her formative years, Samus naturally harbored a sense of empathy and sincerity towards others that goes beyond what little nurturing she received from the likes of Mother Brain or even Grey Voice. Though Samus had her birth parents, she only knew them for a handful of years, most of which were fractured by the traumatic stress that Ridley's attack on her colony inflicted on Samus' psyche. She is friendly and open-minded on first impressions, albeit under a thick veneer of cold professionalism and several layers of Chozo armor that she will lower for few - if any - people. While mostly a loner, Samus is a social animal like any other intelligent life form, and isn't a complete dullard as to shut everyone out; merely make herself challenging to approach for the company she does not desire to keep. Social distance aside, it is unclear how (or why) Samus has managed to maintain such an optimistic outlook on the galaxy given everything that she has gone through, let alone destroyed throughout her career as a bounty hunter. The one constant in Samus' life, however, is her unyielding determination towards visiting justice upon the guilty, as well as protecting anyone and everyone from the dreams that they have every right to pursue.
  
  As a Chozo, Samus is the heir to a legacy that she can never fully reclaim. Conversely, she is incapable of completely reconnecting with her human half, a part of her life that is mired in trauma if not in time stolen from her. She never had a chance to truly become a human of the Federation, nor was she ready (and she may never be) to walk the path of the Chozo. After all, her avian guardians proved themselves to be would-be purveyors of a misguided purity genocide, of which Samus would have otherwise been a pawn, just like the forlorn Metroids. To what end was it to be Chozo, to any degree that Samus wished to aspire to? While she has come to terms with that part of her genetic lineage, Samus is no closer to squaring her conflicted identity than she was when she first donned her Power Suit. She is often mysterious as she is valiant and forthright in her moral standing. While it is unlikely that Samus will ever reconcile any notion of attempting to usher in a new generation of Chozo, she could never leave the civilization that raised her, a people thousands if not millions of years old, to simply wither away for the decisions of a few bad eggs. With this in mind, Samus seldom casts judgments upon others, least of all aliens. Except for the case of Space Pirates and creatures like them, Samus harbors a mild interest in learning about the myriad of cultures she encounters across the stars, hoping to make acquaintances (and in some cases, prospective clients) rather than targets if she can help it.
  
  As a Hunter, Samus is a fearless warrior, without peer nor hesitation. She has stared down the worst the galaxy has to offer, and would no doubt be prepared to bring low abominations from other dimensions if the job required it. Her innocence was taken from her before she was even in her double digits, and over two decades of her life have been dedicated to hunting down and destroying the likes of Space Pirates and other lawless nightmares that have no place in a good or orderly universe. This is not to say that Samus is at all a ruthless executioner. She has great honor and takes pride in the work that she does, almost always opting to give her bounties the opportunity to defend themselves, or even make their case if the contract appears questionable. When it is clear the kind of enemy she is facing is not that sort, however, Samus will not hesitate to unleash her full arsenal to bring a swift end to the threat she was hired to exterminate. While on the job (and often off of the job as well), Samus is a no-nonsense, dead serious individual, betraying not the slightest hint of fear, hesitation, or weakness, the kind of traits one would expect in professions far higher than that of a mere hunter for hire. Perhaps Samus would be capable of far greater roles, such as receiving a call from a Power Ring for her great willpower or hope, but even then, it is likely that Samus would neglect such an opportunity to continue her current lot in life. She is content with the life of a righteous cosmic vigilante, unwilling to sacrifice her professional or (in her eyes) moral integrity for any pursuit, however tempting or more rewarding it may be.
• Chozo DNA
  Samus was not a human for very long. Soon after she was taken in by the Chozo as an infant, she was heavily experimented on by the Chozo, with DNA sampled from Gray Voice himself. This experimentation followed by intensive training in Samus’ adolescence, resulted in one of the most gifted warriors in the galaxy. Her training in combat notwithstanding, Samus’ physiology as the only Human-Chozo grants her a significant advantage against many of her prey. Her physical feats (prior to augmentation through her Power Suit) are as follows:
  
  • Superhuman strength, up to ten tons
  • Superhuman agility, capable of leaping up to ten meters through the air and beyond Olympian athletes
  • Superhuman reflexes, including dodging high-velocity projectiles
  • Longevity, including high resistance to various airborne diseases and hazardous environments
  
  Bounty Hunter
  Samus is a warrior, first and foremost. Bounty hunting is a complicated profession, particularly with regard to the Galactic Federation and its rules of engagement. Samus is among the Bounty Hunters more lenient towards cooperating with the law, though no less familiar to the ruthless combat that her ilk engage in. Samus is no cutthroat murderer, though her skills developed through survival and brutal self-training more than place her on equal footing with the likes of the savage Space Pirates and other vicious threats across the universe. Samus’ training and experience as a bounty hunter are as diverse as the profession itself. She is no mere assassin or mercenary, acting more along the lines of an extremely skilled galactic hero who happens to take paychecks with friendly governments. A few examples of Samus’ expertise as a Bounty Hunter are:
  
  • Expert pilot
  • Tracking targets across the universe
  • Extreme battle conditioning
  • Powerful will, overcoming childhood trauma and mustering the resolve to save her creators from their own destruction
  • Years of wartime experience
  • Weapons master
  • Supreme tactician, outmaneuvering and defeating a planet-wide armada of hostile predators, synthetics and Space Pirates
  
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  Though loathe to admit it, Samus is every much a product of Chozo genetic engineering as the vile Metroids themselves. Where Samus was created to protect life, Metroids were created to devour and destroy life wherever they found it. Though Samus is not necessarily genetically distinct from the monsters she believes to have purged from the universe, she indeed shares a strange kinship with them, understanding such creatures on a level few others are capable of. The same can be said for similar parasitic organisms Samus may encounter in this new universe; more importantly, Samus can intuitively understand how best to combat these parasites, and, if necessary, glean an exceptional amount of information about said creatures through close study.
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  Zero Suit
  
  
  
  
  The base layer of Samus' armor is a skintight blue jumpsuit, accentuating her superhuman agility that her Power Suit and subsequent Chozo battle armors significantly limit. It is impossible for anyone to don the Zero Suit, as not only is it attuned to Samus' specific genetic frequency as a Human-Chozo hybrid, there are no zippers or folds that one could use to conventionally remove or don the suit either. Rather, the uniform is digistructed onto Samus' person from a military jacket mimicking the Zero Suit's style and fabric through a mental command, and can be removed in a similar fashion. It is also through the Zero Suit that Samus dons the Power Suit, which appears on her person in the same way that the Zero Suit does. However, Samus must have the Zero Suit active before she can don the Power Suit. Aside from being a striking full-body jumpsuit, the Zero Suit has the distinguishing sigil of the Chozo, emblazoned on the jacket's left breast section (and in the same place on the suit itself), back, and hand. The Zero Suit is made of a firm polymer lost to Chozo civilization, though it closely resembles an advanced form of PVC leather at a glance.
  
  While Samus is most vulnerable to attack in the Zero Suit, she is also at her most agile, and can move as if she were in bullet time, to the point where she can appear as a blur on most surveillance devices. Samus may also perform expert wall suits, the Zero Suit allowing her to stick onto sheer surfaces for a split second, allowing her to rebound herself from the wall for successive acrobatic maneuvers. The Zero Suit cannot support heavy weaponry, though Samus is equipped with a Paralyzer, an emergency stun blaster that, with a full charge, is capable of stunning even the more monstrous Space Pirates for a short time, as it places a target's molecules in a temporarily inert state. The Paralyzer recharges over time, though it is a distraction at best, and is incapable of harming anyone in this form. With that said, the Paralyzer may also transform, changing its stun charge into a plasma whip that is far more deadly. The whip may also substitute for Samus' Grapple Beam in latching onto surfaces and other targets from afar, as well as to attack targets from a distance of up to several meters away.
  
  
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  The Power Suit is the culmination of Samus’ training under Grey Voice and Mother Brain, and her status as the champion of her estranged benefactors and much of the galaxy at large. It is one of the most sophisticated armors of its kind in the universe, and boasts numerous functions that are beyond the imagination of many civilizations. The Power Suit is donned by Samus in the same way as her Zero Suit, through an instantaneous process of energy to matter through a mental command (provided that she is wearing the aforementioned Zero Suit). While only the core of Samus’ armor, the red-and-gold Power Suit affords her significant protection, including pressurization and considerable resistance against the most inhospitable environments in the galaxy. Falling into acid or magma would damage the Power Suit’s systems under prolonged exposure, but Samus would not be cooked alive like she would if this happened in her Zero Suit. The Power Suit can also withstand physical and energy attacks from vicious predators of the galaxy, including missiles, gunfire, high-speed debris, and similar attacks, provided that the shield capacity of the Power Suit holds. If the Power Suit’s energy begins to fail, sustained damage will result in the Power Suit reverting to destabilizing energy, leaving Samus exposed in her more vulnerable Zero Suit. The foremost features of the Power Suit are its armament modules, which are as follows:
  
  Combat Visor - The green visor in Samus’ helmet is a deceptively complex tactical suite to assist her in her bounty hunting duties, in direct combat as well as in more removed scenarios. The surface layer of its functions are the Scan Visor, which may assess Samus’ surroundings, transmitting data on all relevant subjects directly into Samus’ neural network. The data is drawn primarily from the Galactic Federation database, which Samus has classified clearance to, though she may also pool intelligence from other networks that she is a part of, as well as her personal memory banks that are wired into the Power Suit’s systems. She may also use the Thermal Visor, which allows Samus to view things on the infrared and ultraviolet spectrums, as well as the ability to track targets by their heat signature. She frequently uses this to combat targets invisible to the naked eye, or to track them while in pursuit. The third and final aspect of Samus; Combat Visor is the Command Visor, which allows her to interface directly with her Gunship, able to call it to any given location, so long as she is able to maintain a secure connection with her Gunship’s systems. The Command Visor may also issue orders for the Gunship to execute remotely, such as providing support fire at a specific location or to extract targets from a designated dropzone. Samus may also use the Command Visor to deliver tactical communiques, marking objectives for her allies to secure and similar orders for the rare instances when she isn’t operating alone.
  
  Power Beam - The primary weapon of the Power Suit is the cannon mounted to its right arm. It is a beam weapon, firing concentrated particles of pure energy at targets in its standard mode. However, the Power Beam as undergone numerous iterations since the original Power Suit, as well as taking on alternate modes to best suit the situation at hand. For combatting large swaths of enemies, the beam particles may multiply into a three-way scattershot wave, reducing the power of each individual particle in exchange for a wider energy spread to cover a larger area. The particles themselves have also since been upgraded to pure plasma, greatly increasing their power, as well as the ability to score through most armor plating. In addition to serving as a firearm, the Power Beam may also unleash a “grapple beam”, an ethereal hook made of transient Chozo energy that Samus can use to traverse the environment at great angles and speeds. The range of the Grapple Beam is approximately the length of a Batclaw, though considerably slower, which can leave her exposed if she deploys it recklessly. The Grapple Beam may also be deployed as a lasso to ensnare targets and bring them in close, for Samus to either deliver further punishment or to send them flying away.
  
  Missile Launcher - When the Power Beam is insufficient for her prey, Samus may use the secondary function of her arm cannon: firing missiles. These missiles are a far cry from what one typically sees in a personal exosuit arsenal. These missiles are more akin to torpedoes found onboard starships, capable of incredible structural damage, and used with great care. Samus used slews of these missiles to waylay the massive Space Pirates Kraid and Ridley on Zebes, and has defeated numerous other predators with it since. When even missiles fail, however, Samus may deploy Super Missiles, which are capable of breaking apart adamantium at the molecular level and may even disrupt ray shields if caught in the blast radius. Due to the nature of these missiles, Samus tends to rely on her personal accuracy, since the Power Suit’s homing features can be unwieldy, and more often than not be tricked by the target with clever maneuvers, though that option is available to Samus if she deems it a necessary risk. Given the payload of each missile and their physical nature, the Power Suit can only keep so many stocked at a time, and even less Super Missiles.
  
  Morph Ball - The most curious feature of the Power Suit is the ability to curl up into a ball. Inexplicably, Samus is completely aware of her surroundings while she is in ball form. Her form becomes incredibly compact, allowing her to roll through tight ventilation shafts and other spaces that she would even have difficulty moving through while crawling in her Zero Suit, let alone at breakneck speeds. She may still jump while in ball form, and may even magnetize her ball form to stick to walls, and move about much like Spider-Man can, provided she does not take damage that will cause her to revert to humanoid shape. The Power Suit’s ball form may also generate plasma bombs through the Power Suit’s lossless energy conversion systems. These miniature explosives can be generated virtually infinitely, each with nearly as much destructive power as a missile, albeit with a drastically reduced blast radius. The only exception are with Power Bombs, dramatically more powerful bombs that can clear an entire room of hostiles, leaving no trace of them. Given that these bombs are made from the Power Suit’s own energy, Samus cannot injure herself with her own bombs. Similar to Super Missiles, there is only enough energy in the Power Suit to host a limited number of Power Bombs at any given moment.
  
  Screw Attack - A blessing from the ancient Chozo themselves, this is not so much a part of the Power Suit’s equipment as it was a technique that was passed down to Samus herself. While she is wearing the Power Suit, every jump that she makes that involves flipping through the air will become charged with incredible energy, manifesting in the form of electricity. This energy is capable of burning through virtually anything, proven to tear through any predator on Zebes in the blink of an eye. The Screw Attack’s effects may vary, depending on the stores of the Power Suit’s energy or Samus’ own athletic capacity, though it is no less dangerous to anyone who gets too close while Samus is engaging in acrobatics.
  
  Speed Booster - One of the upgrades Samus acquired during her extermination mission on Zebes was a capacitor that stored kinetic energy before releasing it exponentially. If Samus can sprint unabated for several seconds, unless she delivers a mental command to ignore this process, the Power Suit automatically enters a “turbo mode” where Samus moves at near-speedster velocities. She may still use her armaments and other acrobatic maneuvers, though anything that slows Samus’ motion too much will cause the mode to end. While moving at these speeds, Samus has been shown to break through numerous walls, including ones too durable to be destroyed by her missiles or even Super Missiles.
  
  
  Varia Suit
  
  
  
  The Varia Suit is considered the “true” iteration of the Power Suit, a sentiment that is shared by Samus herself. Discovered deep within Brinstar, the Varia Suit builds on its predecessor in virtually every way. Taking on a brighter orange hue compared to the Power Suit's red titanium plating, the armor capacity and weapons efficiency of the Power Suit are 25% inferior compared to the Varia Suit, in addition to the Varia Suit being slightly larger, granting Samus an even more imposing presence against her enemies. The Varia Suit also has resistances to fire and acid, which proved invaluable in Norfair and other hazardous regions of her home planet. While many presume there to be no reason not to always use the Varia Suit, it is far less maneuverable than the Power Suit, and also expends more energy as a whole, making it a pressing investment in long-term engagements, and ill-advised against more agile targets and environments suited for such.
  
  
  Gravity Suit
  
  
  
  As it stands, the Gravity Suit is the most advanced version of the Power Suit that Samus currently owns. Contrasted to the Varia Suit, the current iteration of the Gravity Suit retains the red plating of the Power Suit, while the limbs take on a deep purple color. Discovered near the end of her mission on Zebes, the Gravity Suit offers even more protections than the Varia Suit. Damage that Samus would normally sustain under the Power Suit is cut in half while she is wearing the Gravity Suit. In addition, Samus is completely immune to extreme elements such as lava and magma, acid, and the extreme cold. The Gravity Suit may also suspend gravity in certain situations, which allows Samus to effectively move freely while submerged, be it in water, acid, lava, or a similarly vulnerable environment. Samus may also traverse the vacuum of space while wearing the Gravity Suit, provided that the Power Suit maintains its integrity. Like the Varia Suit, however, it is much larger than the Power Suit, and is more demanding of Samus and her faculties than she would often be willing to use for standard deployments.
  
  
  Samus' Gunship
  
  
  
  Much to the consternation of the Galactic Federation and other ruling bodies, Samus has refused to provide her vessel with a name, always referring to it simply as her personal ship. This has made it extremely difficult to track outside of the ship’s serial number, which itself vanished from the Galactic Federation’s logs following its apparent destruction after her suicide mission on Zebes. Given that it has since resurfaced in Samus’ subsequent missions, it is presumed that she somehow reconstructed, likely with assistance from a third party.
  
  The gunship itself is not necessarily a gunship as it is often named. The vessel primarily serves as a staging ground for Samus once she has landed on the world her target is located on. It acts as a mobile battery Samus may return to to recharge her Power Suit’s energy. It also hosts a microfactory capable of generating all of the ammunition for her heavy armaments. The gunship is equipped with some firepower of its own, though they are currently standard for ships of its size, not necessarily designed for punching above its pay grade like the Starjammer or the Milano... for now.
  
  
• "Is that all? Try me."
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Pyonchi
  Pyonchi is a small, furry companion that has been with Samus from the very beginning. The Rabbilis were native to K-2L, though after its decimation by Ridley and the Space Pirates, he, like Samus, is the last of his kind. Though Pyonchi is no longer in Samus' company, he has gone on to be a rather skilled agent of the Galactic Federation, and longs to one day see his friend again. The feeling is mutual.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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Best CS I've ever had the pleasure of reading. Godspeed

 

[GeorgeTownRaja]

Name: Jin Mo-Ri


Universe From: The God of High School


Gender: Male


Species: God, Demon


Bio:
At least 1000+ years before the start of the G.O.H plot, when the monkey king was young he went to the Heavenly Realm and challenged the gods there eventually gaining a reputation of killing the gods he encountered.

At least 600+ years before the start of the G.O.H plot, the monkey king along with the Nine Kings of the Sage Realm went to war with the Heavenly Realm. He eventually fought against the Nine-Tails Guardian but to the monkey kings dismay their fight was interrupted and the king was captured and put into the Eight Trigrams Jail. Although he was imprisoned, he eventually broke out with the help of his army giving him strength. The war lasted for many years but it inevitably ended with the loss of the Sage Realm. Mo - Ri eventually fought against them once again, fighting against Buddha and the Jade Emperor but was captured and upon his return, he acted as an emissary between the gods and the Sage Realm. However, something happened that caused him to disappear and regress into the form of a baby and encase himself in a crystal.

At least 20+ years before the start of the God of High School plot, Jin Tae-Jin and his RE Taekwondo Force were on a mission called Mission Gilgamesh in North Korea. After a huge fight with one of the four clones of the Monkey King, where Tae-Jin won, the fur clone gave Mo-Ri, encased in a green crystal, to Tae-Jin to watch over and protect. Seventeen years prior to the start during the fight against Jin Tae-Jin and the Six, he emerged from the crystal causing a massive explosion and led to the defeat of Kim Oong-Nyuh. He was later raised in the mountains and trained by Tae-Jin until he was around eight years old when he was sent to school to make friends and be around other people in the city. He learned Renewal Taekwondo from his grandfather and is most exceptional at it, being one of the strongest competitors in the G.O.H tournament.

Personality:
Jin is shown to be a playful, honest and lighthearted young man that primarily seeks nothing more than a good fight. He is fairly kind and hospitable to strangers and develops strong bonds of loyalty with his friends. Apparently, he is weak against people he has lost to and becoming quite submissive. When angered, Mo-Ri usually carries an expressionless face and will mercilessly beat the person responsible for his anger.


Skills: See Powers/Abilities.


Powers/Abilities:
Jin Mo-Ri uses Renewal Taekwondo, a martial art created and taught to him by his grandfather. All his attacks emphasize speed and power. He only uses his legs when an opponent is deemed worthy otherwise he'll use a combo of punches to beat his opponent. His level is usually 6 but it rises to 13 when he fights seriously using his legs.

Jin Mo-Ri survived the effect of the Sage's Pill. Na Bong-Chim believes it is due to Jin being capable of holding more energy than the single pill was able to generate. This is later turned out to be a result of him being an inhabitant of the Sage Realm which the fruit has no detrimental effect on. In the past, Sun Wukong stuff himself with sage pills that only come once every thousand years. After eating sage pills, Jin Mo-Ri learned to remove his limiter and exponentially increasing his power.

After entering Lord of the Heavens mode and fully regaining his powers and memories, Jin Mo-Ri has been stated to be on the same level as the First Crown Prince, even eventually defeating him. After the destruction of Oraeguk and his journey through space and the Heavenly Realm, his ability increased substantially as he trained them while he was stranded on the planet that houses The Skyscraper. This was proven later on when he was able to fight multiple realm masters simultaneously whilst maintaining the upper hand.


Weaknesses:
Reckless and somewhat lacking in common sense. Maintaining Monkey King mode drains his stamina far more quickly than normal, especially if he uses his special abilities frequently.

Loves a good fight and will sometimes ignore important objectives in favor of finding a strong opponent. He is scared of cats and dogs and will be submissive towards people who have beaten him at full strength in the past.

His clones can gain self-awareness and individuality if they spend long periods of time far away from him, potentially turning against him. Needle and acupuncture techniques may fail if the target is protected by armor, extremely thick skin, or some other physical protection.

Expanding Yeoui slows him down somewhat due to the increased weight, Using Jeahbongchim Acupuncture to boost himself will have devastating side-effects if he's not careful, resulting in crippling pain or complete unconsciousness if not death.

As a Monster and a God, Mori is vulnerable to attacks that specialize in harming such beings. Re-Taekwondo puts a strain on his body if used too often or done incorrectly. It is also bad at close quarters.

 

[MrSaturnUL]

Appearance:


'Quote' (optional):
"Are you ready?" (Leviathan)
"For over a decade!" (Squigly)

Name:
Sienna "Squigly" Contiello (Girl)
Leviathan (Dragon Snake)

Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU): Skullgirls

Gender:
Female (Squigly)
Male (Leviathan)

Species:
Zombie (Squigly)
Parasite (Leviathan)

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?): Born to a long line of opera singers and clients to the Medici, Sienna would end up meeting her maker in the form of an assasin named Black Dahlia, who would off the family on orders of the mafia, their closest allies. Thanks to her mother, Selene, she would be revived into a zombie, but thanks to her father, she would bond with Leviathan, who allowed for her to stay completely sentient and not become a mindless minion to whomever would be the Skullgirl. Now brought back into the living by Marie's recent undertaking, Squigly would set out to take care of her, get revenge for her mouth being sewn shut, as well as uncover some things about her death.

Personality: Ever the refined and proper lady, Squigly would be polite, even when in battle. She would be tough when it came to her mission, but very kind and respectful regardless. In the meantime, Leviathan is her gentlemanly partner, who dotes on Squigly and acts as her closest friend. Even when in regret that he cannot completely shut out the Skull Heart's influence, Squigly would comfort him and cheer him up.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Powerful Singing: Ok, so she CAN make traps with it, and draw opponents in, but ignoring that, any Opera singer would have a powerful voice.
Dance Battling: A kick in the form of a salsa dip, several dancing poses in the form of hits....

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
Leviathan: Who can breathe fire, shape his tail into an axe, shovel and other things, stretch out and other things.
Living undead: I mean.... She IS a zombie.
Shun Goku Satsu: OK, maybe not the ACTUAL thing, but she has a move much similar.

Weaknesses (If anything notable): She will "die" if the Skullgirl gets taken out. If Leviathan leaves her, she will become an undead minion.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional): Some would say that "Clear Breeze" and "Rooftops Assault Stage" are her unofficial themes....

 

[92MilesPrower]

Appearance:


'Quote':
“Sonic actually asked me for the first time to do something for him. I won’t let him down! I WON’T GIVE UP!”

Name:
Miles “Tails” Prower

Universe From:
Sonic the Hedgehog

Gender:
Male

Species:
Mobian (Fox)

Bio:
Born as Miles Prower, Tails is an orange-yellow fox from Mobius, born with two tails instead of one, allowing him to fly by spinning them like the blades of a helicopter. Known as Sonic’s best friend and sidekick, Tails usually accompanies him on his many adventures to stop Dr. Eggman and other threats to their world, using many of his different inventions and his high intelligence to assist him. Although he constantly follows Sonic around, Tails has grown to be more confident and independent than he was upon their first meeting, even defeating various villains on his own.

Personality:
Kind-hearted and loyal, Tails is very optimistic and always willing to help those in need, even if he won’t be the center of attention or getting anything in return. Before meeting Sonic, Tails was bullied by others for having two tails, resulting in him lacking confidence in himself, as well as constantly relying on Sonic, after becoming friends with him. It wasn’t until Sonic’s temporary disappearance that Tails realized he was capable of being a hero on his own, being the only one around to stop Eggman from destroying Station Square (Sonic Adventure), gaining plenty of courage and self-confidence afterwards. Tails also boasts a high intellect and a knack for technology, very much enjoying spending his time in his workshop, working on various inventions, old and new. Being very humble about this, Tails doesn’t brag about his intelligence, although he does mock Eggman and his creations at times.

Skills:
Alongside his high intelligence, Tails is a skilled inventor, having built devices and vehicles such as different versions of the Tornado, the Miles Electric, the Sea Fox (Tails Adventure, Sonic Triple Trouble), an Emerald Detector, and even a fake Chaos Emerald (Sonic Adventure 2). Able to skillfully pilot his various vehicles, Tails is also able to understand technology completely new to him, such as Gizoids (Sonic Battle), with a few looks and a basic understanding of said tech. Tails is also stronger than he appears, able to carry both Sonic and Knuckles while flying (Sonic Heroes), and has profound acrobatic skills, alongside knowing how to swim, unlike Sonic.

Powers/Abilities:
Two Tails: Originally believed to be just a genetic abnormality, Tails’ two tails most notably allow him to fly, simply by spinning them like rotary blades. While flying, Tails is able to keep up with Sonic, who runs at an average of 768 mph, and can even keep up with him on land, by using his tails as a turbine. Both tails are surprisingly strong limbs, as well as prehensile, with Tails able to use them to slice through robots, and even type on a keyboard.

Spin Attack: Just like Sonic, Tails is able to curl up into a ball for attacking foes, burrowing through objects, and to accelerate. Alongside the Spin Jump and Homing Attack, Tails can use the Spin Dash, which he originally thought up as a way for him to keep up with Sonic, after first meeting him (Sonic 2 NA manual).

Super Tails: Tails is able to attain a Super form by using all 7 Chaos Emeralds, similarly to Sonic. Able to fly without using his tails, Tails also has essentially the same powers as Sonic in his Super form, including Chaos Energy manipulation, near-invulnerability, and sharing this energy with others. As with anyone who uses a Super form, using it for way too long can have Tails fade into non-existence, however. When not in his Super form, Tails can still manipulate the powers of a Chaos Emerald to some extents, but prefers to use any Emeralds he may have as an energy source for vehicles and devices.

Weaknesses:
Alongside simple fears of lightning and ghosts, Tails is very meek towards women, having been easily manipulated by Amy and Rouge on different occasions. Tails can also get very fatigued from flying for too long, especially if he’s carrying someone else, and is sometimes big mouthed, accidentally telling Eggman his plan involving a fake Chaos Emerald at one point (Sonic Adventure 2).

Others:
Tails has claimed to have built a TV out of just paper clips, and reprogrammed a supercomputer with only a toothpick and dishwashing detergent (Sonic Lost World).

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:
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'Quote':
“Sonic actually asked me for the first time to do something for him. I won’t let him down! I WON’T GIVE UP!”

Name:
Miles “Tails” Prower

Universe From:
Sonic the Hedgehog

Gender:
Male

Species:
Mobian (Fox)

Bio:
Born as Miles Prower, Tails is an orange-yellow fox from Mobius, born with two tails instead of one, allowing him to fly by spinning them like the blades of a helicopter. Known as Sonic’s best friend and sidekick, Tails usually accompanies him on his many adventures to stop Dr. Eggman and other threats to their world, using many of his different inventions and his high intelligence to assist him. Although he constantly follows Sonic around, Tails has grown to be more confident and independent than he was upon their first meeting, even defeating various villains on his own.

Personality:
Kind-hearted and loyal, Tails is very optimistic and always willing to help those in need, even if he won’t be the center of attention or getting anything in return. Before meeting Sonic, Tails was bullied by others for having two tails, resulting in him lacking confidence in himself, as well as constantly relying on Sonic, after becoming friends with him. It wasn’t until Sonic’s temporary disappearance that Tails realized he was capable of being a hero on his own, being the only one around to stop Eggman from destroying Station Square (Sonic Adventure), gaining plenty of courage and self-confidence afterwards. Tails also boasts a high intellect and a knack for technology, very much enjoying spending his time in his workshop, working on various inventions, old and new. Being very humble about this, Tails doesn’t brag about his intelligence, although he does mock Eggman and his creations at times.

Skills:
Alongside his high intelligence, Tails is a skilled inventor, having built devices and vehicles such as different versions of the Tornado, the Miles Electric, the Sea Fox (Tails Adventure, Sonic Triple Trouble), an Emerald Detector, and even a fake Chaos Emerald (Sonic Adventure 2). Able to skillfully pilot his various vehicles, Tails is also able to understand technology completely new to him, such as Gizoids (Sonic Battle), with a few looks and a basic understanding of said tech. Tails is also stronger than he appears, able to carry both Sonic and Knuckles while flying (Sonic Heroes), and has profound acrobatic skills, alongside knowing how to swim, unlike Sonic.

Powers/Abilities:
Two Tails: Originally believed to be just a genetic abnormality, Tails’ two tails most notably allow him to fly, simply by spinning them like rotary blades. While flying, Tails is able to keep up with Sonic, who runs at an average of 768 mph, and can even keep up with him on land, by using his tails as a turbine. Both tails are surprisingly strong limbs, as well as prehensile, with Tails able to use them to slice through robots, and even type on a keyboard.

Spin Attack: Just like Sonic, Tails is able to curl up into a ball for attacking foes, burrowing through objects, and to accelerate. Alongside the Spin Jump and Homing Attack, Tails can use the Spin Dash, which he originally thought up as a way for him to keep up with Sonic, after first meeting him (Sonic 2 NA manual).

Super Tails: Tails is able to attain a Super form by using all 7 Chaos Emeralds, similarly to Sonic. Able to fly without using his tails, Tails also has essentially the same powers as Sonic in his Super form, including Chaos Energy manipulation, near-invulnerability, and sharing this energy with others. As with anyone who uses a Super form, using it for way too long can have Tails fade into non-existence, however. When not in his Super form, Tails can still manipulate the powers of a Chaos Emerald to some extents, but prefers to use any Emeralds he may have as an energy source for vehicles and devices.

Weaknesses:
Alongside simple fears of lightning and ghosts, Tails is very meek towards women, having been easily manipulated by Amy and Rouge on different occasions. Tails can also get very fatigued from flying for too long, especially if he’s carrying someone else, and is sometimes big mouthed, accidentally telling Eggman his plan involving a fake Chaos Emerald at one point (Sonic Adventure 2).

Others:
Tails has claimed to have built a TV out of just paper clips, and reprogrammed a supercomputer with only a toothpick and dishwashing detergent (Sonic Lost World).

Sonic 2! Count Gensokyo

When's Sonic 3 & Knuckles?

 

[Count Gensokyo]

"Human. Don’t you see? If we gods do not help you humans walk the right path, who else will?"​

Name: Zizou Olympia

Universe From: The Legend of Dark Witch

Gender: Female

Species: Dark Witch

Bio: Zizou is a goddess in charge of maintaining the balance of magic, springing into action when she believes the power of Syega—a substance which allows humans to use magic—is being misused. She acts as a force of divine intervention when the global balance of Syega is tipped, and beyond these moments of her intervention, her everyday life is shrouded in mystery.

Personality: Zizou has a bit of a sour, sarcastic personality; she constantly talks down to the people that she comes across and is not reluctant to use force to coerce anyone who refuses to give in to her demands. However, she has a heroic heart nonetheless, stopping both the Syega crisis in the Old Islands and Germa's plans for war.


Skills (Normal, Human-like stuff):

•Athleticism


Powers/Abilities (Superhuman stuff):

•Supernatural Physiology: Being a goddess, she is able to wield magic without the use of Syega. The series implies that, even when she is fought as a boss, she is not using the full extent of her powers. She once claimed that her going all out would risk collapsing the planet, but it’s unknown to what degree this is true.

•Enforcement Slot System: The cornerstone of Zizou’s fighting style. By collecting Tres (an energy that takes the shape of a butterfly) from enemies she defeats, Zizou can upgrade her abilities in the field temporarily. The limits of her starting abilities can be increased by absorbing the power of Pure Syega crystals she comes across, allowing her to put the Tres she acquires to more efficient use. However, if she is harmed in battle, a portion of the Tres energy she has stored up and not already spent to increase her own magical abilities will be released from her body. This means that if she loses some of this energy before using it up to gain or improve an ability, she will need to acquire more by dealing damage to more enemies.

•Jump: By using up Tres, she can increase the height of her jumps in increments.

•Hover: When activated with Tres, she gains the ability to hover momentarily after jumping, as well as move in any direction while doing so. She will slowly lose altitude for a second or two, and when enough time passes, she will immediately drop. When upgraded further with Tres, she is able to hover for longer than a few seconds.

•Liner Shot: Her basic weapon. She fires a small arrow-like burst of blue energy forward. When upgraded with Tres, she can fire more arrows in front of her, with each successive line of arrows she adds spreading more into a fan formation.

•Comet: An alternate weapon where she fires a burst of star-shaped blue energy that travels forward in a wave-like fashion. When upgraded with Tres, the wave becomes larger in size by adding more arcing lines of energy.

•Power: With each subsequent upgrade, she can increase the damage output of her Liner and Comet shots, and the energy she fires will both increase in size and change into a different colour. The colour of the energy increases as so:
Blue -> Green -> Purple -> Red -> Orange
This is currently the most costly of Zizou’s abilities, taking the most amount of stored Tres to upgrade.


Weaknesses (If anything notable):

•She believes humans are comparatively weaker, less experienced, and shorter-lived than gods. Her tendency to look down on humans and those similar to them can make her narrow-minded at times.

•This belief, coupled with the fact that everyone she has fought before has been clearly inferior, leads her to rarely taking any fight seriously. Of course, there have been a few exceptions when she has had to “take the kiddie gloves off” after failing to effortlessly dispatch a foe.


Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

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[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:

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'Quote':
"I have friends who accept and depend on me. For their sake, I cannot lose."

Name: Naoto Shirogane


Universe From: Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4


Gender: Female


Species: Human


Bio:
Having lost both her parents in a car accident when she was very young, Naoto is an orphan who acts very mature in spite of her age. As a descendant of a respected lineage of famous detectives, she wears formal clothing and deepens her voice when she speaks in a sophisticated, stilted manner.

Personality:
She is generally very serious, focused and mission-oriented. She rarely jokes around which can make her seem like a killjoy or party pooper when the team is involved in silly antics. In Persona 4 Arena, Kanji calls her out on this, saying she is too "uptight" and it makes her seem distant and on a different wavelength. One of Naoto's insecurities is her lack of friends; she has difficulty making friends and is lonely as a result.
Naoto is very intelligent and analytical. A running gag, however, is that she texts in all caps with abbreviations, for example, "SEE U TOMORROW? Y/N PLZ REPLY ASAP" and "I HAVE IMPORTANT INFORMATION 4 U, PLZ SEE ME TOMORROW AFTER SCHOOL"
Naoto's insecurities are her gender and age. She yearns to be seen as an adult, and expresses frustration at being treated like a child by the police force. She hates being looked down upon, and fears no one will take her seriously as a female, in a sexist occupation field. The sexism Naoto has tolerated and endured had made her self-conscious and ashamed of being female, making her struggle with the concept of femininity. In response, Naoto desired to be male; Naoto wanted to be viewed as male by society, adopted a male identity, never corrected anyone when people used male pronouns, avoided feminine clothing and wears platform shoes to appear taller. It is also implied Naoto began binding her chest to hide her large-sized breasts.
After dealing with her Shadow, Naoto decides to give being female another try. However, Naoto still has difficulty accepting being female in her Social Link. By the end of the game, due to her own will and with the protagonist's help, she accepts the fact she does not always need to change who she is to suit the world. In the epilogue of Persona 4 Golden, she has started dressing more freely, disguising her femininity less than before. She is comfortable with not only who she is, but also that everyone else is aware that she is female.
Despite her mature nature, Naoto has a shy side to her, as she refuses to wear a bikini at the Yasogami Beauty Pageant, but still manages to win despite dropping out of the swimsuit part because of her endearing popularity among voters. She also becomes embarrassed during the Investigation Team's visit to the Amagi Inn, when the schedules for the hot springs' use were confused. During the ski trip in Persona 4 Golden, Naoto appears to be afraid of ghost stories. And when in a state of fear and/or panic, her voice becomes more feminine than usual, possibly meaning she only has a masculine voice when she is composed. Unlike the other girls, she is shown to be a decent cook as she helped create an edible and delicious cake for Nanako's recovery celebration, though this was mostly down to her insistence that she and the other girls follow the recipe and admits that it took them three attempts to get the desired result.
Naoto is uninterested in romance, and seems easily flustered, embarrassed or dismissive when the topic arises. When she possibly receives a love letter, Naoto claims romance is "entangling" and she has no time to be "dilly-dallying with callow love affairs" and almost throws it away. However, she is willing to date the protagonist if he advances her Social Link.


Skills:
Prodigy Detective

Powers/Abilities:
The Ability to summon her persona, Sukuna-Hikona

Weaknesses:
Her Insecurities and the fact that any damage inflicted on her persona will affect her

Others:

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[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:

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'Quote':
"I'm gonna show you...what an idol can do!"

Name:
Rise Kujikawa

Universe From:
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona

Gender:
Female

Species:
Human

Bio:
Rise, despite her uprising fame, eventually quits her job and decides to settle down in her hometown of Yasoinaba, to live with her grandmother. While being asked upon her decisions of choosing to stay in Yasoinaba despite the murder cases happening recently, Rise insisted to live in Yasoinaba, and explains that her sudden decision of quitting her job is due to stress. Following Rise's return to Yasoinaba, the whole town rustles to Rise's grandmother's tofu store, Marukyu, hoping to see Rise. Since Rise has appeared in the TV news, the Investigation Team becomes worried that Rise might get kidnapped and killed in the Midnight Channel, and goes to warn her.

Personality:
Rise is cheerful, outspoken, naughty, cute, and is quite boastful about herself, although very sweet deep down. She is referred to as a "dangerous girl" by Chie Satonaka, due to her boldness in flirting with the Protagonist, and her teasing of Yosuke Hanamura and Kanji Tatsumi. Rise is quickly annoyed by the smallest things, which ends up with her crying dramatically, and sometimes producing crocodile tears. She's rather childish and possessive; she once pouted and told the Protagonist he mustn’t call another girl “cute”. She has also shown her competitive side on many occasions, and she’s mocked Yukiko Amagi’s insecurity and her cooking. Along with Yukiko, and Naoto Shirogane, she cries when the Protagonist leaves Inaba, and she’ll profess her love to him. She used to be an idol, but she quit to work at her family business (citing health reasons), after Kanji is rescued. She is stressed out, and tired of show business because she doesn't know if the Rise that everyone admires is the 'real' Rise, or the persona of Risette that she presents to the masses.


Rise's biggest insecurity is her individuality. She fears that she has no true self and that her career is making her lose it due to constantly putting up fake faces to the general public. While she initially attempts to change this by running away she is left feeling unsatisfied. By the end of the series, she acknowledges all of those fake selves she presented to others were actually just other sides of her true personality. Upon realizing this she decides to start up her career content that she will be portraying her true self for all to see.


As the general supporter/navigator of the group, Rise helps the team stay on their toes, informing them all sorts of things in battle and using her Persona, Himiko, to scan out enemy weaknesses and boosting their spirits whenever she can, even going so far as to use her Persona to heal the team, raise their attack or defense and more. She also can sense or detect things in the Shadow World that aren't easily perceived by others, including Teddie. When she notices a friend going through a hard time, Rise acts a comforter, helping them to realize the truth and offering them solace in any way possible. Despite having a mischievously playful side while with her friends and offering a lot of sass to back up for it, she is also very passionate about her friends and is always there to lend them a hand. It also should be noted that if her friends are in danger, Rise will do whatever it takes to make sure they are safe, as seen in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, joining the fray in an effort to find and save her friends.

Skills:

• Singing
• Dancing
• Good Mind for the idol Industry

Powers/Abilities:
Summoning her Persona, Kouzeon

Weaknesses:
Her own insecurities, Lack of combat experience with her Persona

Others:

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[Thepotatogod]

'Quote' (optional):
"It's only natural!"
"I won't let Nanako get taken away from me > : ("
Name: Yu Narukami


Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU):
Persona 4(Only older this time)

Gender:
Male

Species:
Human

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):
Yu Narukami was a high school student who moves to the countryside of Inaba to live with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima and cousin Nanako Dojima for a year as a result of his parents working abroad and attends Yasogami High School. During his stay in Inaba, he managed to solve a string of bizarre murder cases as part of his contract with the long nosed, interdimensional contract dealer Igor and his hot assistant, Margaret. A year later, he returns to Inaba for vacation, finding out that the very thing that led them to finding the killer; The Midnight Channel. Of course, Yu and his friends, along with some special guests from the Kirijo Group solved that mess once and for all.

Fast forward to the future, Yu's now living a normal life as a college student studying law.

Personality:

Yu Narukami is depicted as quiet, polite and calm for most situations. Before the awakening of his Persona, Yu seemed to be emotionless and cold at times, as well as occasionally deadpan. Afterwards, however, he is shown to value the bonds of friendship between the members of the Investigation Team and is highly concerned about his friends, going to great lengths in order to help others. As he grows closer to the group he opens up more and more, and by the end, he is as unique (though still quieter) as any of the other characters.

He has a dry sense of humor and sometimes does questionable things which he thinks are funny. He also seems a bit naive and oblivious to certain situations, which somehow keeps working to his benefit; especially when dealing with the girls, as he is able to get away with things that would warrant a smack for any of the other male characters, mainly due to how little he would mean offense. He's also shown to be somewhat perverted, saying he wished that he taped "Yukiko's Hunt for Prince Charming" and repeatedly pressing the record button on his TV remote during "Rise's Daring Challenge." During the course of the story, it is revealed his biggest insecurity is abandonment, fearing to lose contact with all of his friends when he moves away from them. By the end of the show, he accepts his Shadow and acknowledges that he has to accept being separated from them when the time comes..

In general, he's confident and affable, but also strange and a little random at times.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Swordsmanship - He swings a sword good.
Cooking - Yu started the trend in Persona games to have a cooking minigame. Or at least, a variant of it.


Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
Persona - I'm...Pretty sure you know the deal with these things. They're a part of the psyche that reacts external stimuli, they're basically gods inside people's minds, they require a heck of a will to have etcetera etcetera.

• Izanagi
• Izanagi-No-Ookami

• 
  Let's get to the important part--Yu's Main Persona is Izanagi, the first God of Japan.
  
  
  
  Izanagi basically has Electrokinesis, meaning he can use thunder and lightning, incorporating it to his attacks. He also uses a naginata which he swings around like a sword. He also has access to Almighty spells like Megidola or Megidolaon. However, he isn't invincible. Izanagi's extremely vulnerable to wind, which forces Izanagi to be desummoned for a moment or two.
  
• 
  Yu is a special kind of Persona user. That's right, he doesn't only get 1 Persona, he gets two Personas. Yu's other Persona is the direct evolution of Izanagi.
  
  
  
  
  Izanagi-No-Ookami is Izanagi's ultimate evolution, and essentially, Yu's Trump Card. He can use every single magic affinity under the sun, however, his thunder spells is significantly stronger. He also has a move called 'Myriad Truths', which is the move Yu used to finish off Izanami-No-Ookami.
  

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Any damage that a Persona receives will be transferred to its host, albeit a bit weaker. However, being hit by its weakness will result to a stronger sensation, causing Yu to get knocked down.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

'Quote' (optional):
"It's only natural!"
"I won't let Nanako get taken away from me > : ("
Name: Yu Narukami


Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU):
Persona 4(Only older this time)

Gender:
Male

Species:
Human

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):
Yu Narukami was a high school student who moves to the countryside of Inaba to live with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima and cousin Nanako Dojima for a year as a result of his parents working abroad and attends Yasogami High School. During his stay in Inaba, he managed to solve a string of bizarre murder cases as part of his contract with the long nosed, interdimensional contract dealer Igor and his hot assistant, Margaret. A year later, he returns to Inaba for vacation, finding out that the very thing that led them to finding the killer; The Midnight Channel. Of course, Yu and his friends, along with some special guests from the Kirijo Group solved that mess once and for all.

Fast forward to the future, Yu's now living a normal life as a college student studying law.

Personality:

Yu Narukami is depicted as quiet, polite and calm for most situations. Before the awakening of his Persona, Yu seemed to be emotionless and cold at times, as well as occasionally deadpan. Afterwards, however, he is shown to value the bonds of friendship between the members of the Investigation Team and is highly concerned about his friends, going to great lengths in order to help others. As he grows closer to the group he opens up more and more, and by the end, he is as unique (though still quieter) as any of the other characters.

He has a dry sense of humor and sometimes does questionable things which he thinks are funny. He also seems a bit naive and oblivious to certain situations, which somehow keeps working to his benefit; especially when dealing with the girls, as he is able to get away with things that would warrant a smack for any of the other male characters, mainly due to how little he would mean offense. He's also shown to be somewhat perverted, saying he wished that he taped "Yukiko's Hunt for Prince Charming" and repeatedly pressing the record button on his TV remote during "Rise's Daring Challenge." During the course of the story, it is revealed his biggest insecurity is abandonment, fearing to lose contact with all of his friends when he moves away from them. By the end of the show, he accepts his Shadow and acknowledges that he has to accept being separated from them when the time comes..

In general, he's confident and affable, but also strange and a little random at times.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Swordsmanship - He swings a sword good.
Cooking - Yu started the trend in Persona games to have a cooking minigame. Or at least, a variant of it.


Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
Persona - I'm...Pretty sure you know the deal with these things. They're a part of the psyche that reacts external stimuli, they're basically gods inside people's minds, they require a heck of a will to have etcetera etcetera.

• Izanagi
• Izanagi-No-Ookami

• 
  Let's get to the important part--Yu's Main Persona is Izanagi, the first God of Japan.
  
  
  
  Izanagi basically has Electrokinesis, meaning he can use thunder and lightning, incorporating it to his attacks. He also uses a naginata which he swings around like a sword. He also has access to Almighty spells like Megidola or Megidolaon. However, he isn't invincible. Izanagi's extremely vulnerable to wind, which forces Izanagi to be desummoned for a moment or two.
  
• 
  Yu is a special kind of Persona user. That's right, he doesn't only get 1 Persona, he gets two Personas. Yu's other Persona is the direct evolution of Izanagi.
  
  
  
  
  Izanagi-No-Ookami is Izanagi's ultimate evolution, and essentially, Yu's Trump Card. He can use every single magic affinity under the sun, however, his thunder spells is significantly stronger. He also has a move called 'Myriad Truths', which is the move Yu used to finish off Izanami-No-Ookami.
  

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Any damage that a Persona receives will be transferred to its host, albeit a bit weaker. However, being hit by its weakness will result to a stronger sensation, causing Yu to get knocked down.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

We got another wild card Count Gensokyo

 

[Count Gensokyo]

'Quote' (optional):
"It's only natural!"
"I won't let Nanako get taken away from me > : ("
Name: Yu Narukami


Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU):
Persona 4(Only older this time)

Gender:
Male

Species:
Human

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):
Yu Narukami was a high school student who moves to the countryside of Inaba to live with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima and cousin Nanako Dojima for a year as a result of his parents working abroad and attends Yasogami High School. During his stay in Inaba, he managed to solve a string of bizarre murder cases as part of his contract with the long nosed, interdimensional contract dealer Igor and his hot assistant, Margaret. A year later, he returns to Inaba for vacation, finding out that the very thing that led them to finding the killer; The Midnight Channel. Of course, Yu and his friends, along with some special guests from the Kirijo Group solved that mess once and for all.

Fast forward to the future, Yu's now living a normal life as a college student studying law.

Personality:

Yu Narukami is depicted as quiet, polite and calm for most situations. Before the awakening of his Persona, Yu seemed to be emotionless and cold at times, as well as occasionally deadpan. Afterwards, however, he is shown to value the bonds of friendship between the members of the Investigation Team and is highly concerned about his friends, going to great lengths in order to help others. As he grows closer to the group he opens up more and more, and by the end, he is as unique (though still quieter) as any of the other characters.

He has a dry sense of humor and sometimes does questionable things which he thinks are funny. He also seems a bit naive and oblivious to certain situations, which somehow keeps working to his benefit; especially when dealing with the girls, as he is able to get away with things that would warrant a smack for any of the other male characters, mainly due to how little he would mean offense. He's also shown to be somewhat perverted, saying he wished that he taped "Yukiko's Hunt for Prince Charming" and repeatedly pressing the record button on his TV remote during "Rise's Daring Challenge." During the course of the story, it is revealed his biggest insecurity is abandonment, fearing to lose contact with all of his friends when he moves away from them. By the end of the show, he accepts his Shadow and acknowledges that he has to accept being separated from them when the time comes..

In general, he's confident and affable, but also strange and a little random at times.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Swordsmanship - He swings a sword good.
Cooking - Yu started the trend in Persona games to have a cooking minigame. Or at least, a variant of it.


Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
Persona - I'm...Pretty sure you know the deal with these things. They're a part of the psyche that reacts external stimuli, they're basically gods inside people's minds, they require a heck of a will to have etcetera etcetera.

• Izanagi
• Izanagi-No-Ookami

• 
  Let's get to the important part--Yu's Main Persona is Izanagi, the first God of Japan.
  
  
  
  Izanagi basically has Electrokinesis, meaning he can use thunder and lightning, incorporating it to his attacks. He also uses a naginata which he swings around like a sword. He also has access to Almighty spells like Megidola or Megidolaon. However, he isn't invincible. Izanagi's extremely vulnerable to wind, which forces Izanagi to be desummoned for a moment or two.
  
• 
  Yu is a special kind of Persona user. That's right, he doesn't only get 1 Persona, he gets two Personas. Yu's other Persona is the direct evolution of Izanagi.
  
  
  
  
  Izanagi-No-Ookami is Izanagi's ultimate evolution, and essentially, Yu's Trump Card. He can use every single magic affinity under the sun, however, his thunder spells is significantly stronger. He also has a move called 'Myriad Truths', which is the move Yu used to finish off Izanami-No-Ookami.
  

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Any damage that a Persona receives will be transferred to its host, albeit a bit weaker. However, being hit by its weakness will result to a stronger sensation, causing Yu to get knocked down.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

We got another wild card Count Gensokyo

Holy shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii―
I wasn't expecting this! What a nice surprise!



I loved the unique voice you brought to his bio, lol. Thepotatogod

 

[The Omen of Death]

Appearance:



"You shoot that gun at me--I will pull that bullet out of my ruined four hundred dollar leather jacket... and I will shove it up your ass with my pinky finger. And which one of us do you think that will hurt more? "


Name: Jessica Campbell

Goes by: Jessica Jones

Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU): Marvel Earth-616 (Alias era mixed with a bit of Season 1 of her TV series.)


Gender: Female


Species: Human Mutate


Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):

(NOTE: This bio talks about themes of rape, and sexual assault)

Jessica Campbell was born and raised in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City. She attended Midtown High School along with Peter Parker where they shared several classes. She developed a crush on Peter, but never told him. She followed him to the New York Hall of Science, where she was about to approach him, but he was bitten by the Radioactive Spider that granted him his superpowers. He left the building; Jessica followed after him, but lost sight of him and was nearly run down by an Ajax Atomic Labs truck before a man pulled her to safety. Jessica fled the scene.

At home that night, Jessica tried to pleasure herself to her pictures of the Human Torch, but was interrupted by her younger brother Phillip. The family later went on a trip to Disney World with tickets given to them by her father's boss, Tony Stark.

On the way home Jessica argued with her brother, before the car collided with a military convoy carrying radioactive chemicals. Her family was killed, and she was exposed to the chemicals. After spending several months in a coma, Jessica emerged around the time the Fantastic Four first encountered Galactus, an event in which tremendous cosmic radiation was given off. She was placed in an orphanage, the Moore House for Wayward Children, and was later adopted by Alisa Jones and her husband, legally taking their last name. After her recovery, Jessica discovered that she had developed superhuman powers such as strength and durability.

Her new family re-enrolled Jessica at Midtown High, where she was ostracized by her classmates, especially the school bully Flash Thompson. Peter tried to befriend Jessica, feeling she was a kindred spirit as they had both lost family members. Jessica, however, mistook his kind attention and lashed out at him, believing he was merely pitying her. When she ran away she discovered that she could fly, although she lost control and crashed into the Hudson River. She was rescued by Thor. While trying out her powers, she accidentally crash-landed on the Scorpion, who was robbing a laundromat. This was enough to stun him so he could be apprehended. It was while witnessing a fight between Spider-Man and Sandman in her own class that she realized she could use her powers for good.

She attempted to become a super heroine, calling herself "Jewel", and was active for about four years. Little is known of her exploits during her tenure as Jewel, as mainstream media didn't monitor her as closely as other heroes of the era. One day, she happened upon a fistfight in a restaurant, and discovered that Zebediah Killgrave aka the Purple Man had told the men to fight. Killgrave then overpowered Jessica's will and told her to "take care of the police" so that he could finish his meal, which she did.

Jessica was captured by the Purple Man and kept prisoner for eight months, constantly using his powers to rape her, but later on to torment her further, he'd have her watch as he raped other women and kept her from doing it with him, making her feel like she desired him more than anything, cry and feel bad that she wasn't doing it. She was also used by Purple Man as an accomplice in his schemes, and hurt people. She was eventually sent to attack the red-costumed Daredevil at wherever the "...costume frat boys hang out..." and kill anyone who got in the way, after a newspaper report angered Killgrave. Jessica became disoriented once she was out of range of the pheromones produced by Killgrave but, having been under his control for so long, she was still focused on her mission. She ended up attacking the Scarlet Witch because her costume was red, like Daredevil's.

After hitting The Scarlet Witch, she snapped out of Killgrave's control. Thinking the gathered Avengers and Defenders would attack her, Jessica ran away, but was found and nearly killed by the Vision and Iron Man. Jean Grey of the X-Men helped awaken Jessica from another coma. Following several months of recovery, she began dating Clay Quartermain and was asked to join The Avengers as a S.H.I.E.L.D. liaison, but declined the offer.

Still bitter about her experience, Jessica briefly became a hardened vigilante, calling herself Knightress. However, her stint as Knightress only lasted for about a week. Intercepting a crime meeting between the Owl and a mafioso, she first encountered Luke Cage. After defeating the Owl and his goons, she discovered that one of the thugs had brought his children with him. She took off her mask and revealed her identity to the cops so that they would allow her to look after the children for the night. Luke went to her home later that night and the two had a long talk.

Jessica then retired as a super heroine and began a new career as a detective, creating Alias Investigations.


Personality:

Jessica Jones could easily come off as being distant, rude, brutal, snarky and sarcastic. Towards others, she is nothing less than disdainful and blunt, carrying herself and her opinions out loud with little forethought or regret to insulting or showing disrespect to anyone. If aggravated or extremely annoyed by someone in her disfavor, Jessica could become an intimidating figure. She had been an introvert since she was a girl and only opens up to a select few of people, and even those she has difficulty expressing to openly and truly. Beneath her hard-bitten demeanor, however, lies a more vulnerable side, plagued by self-loathing and deep-seated insecurity.

In spite of her flaws, Jessica is a good person at heart, choosing not to waste the super-strength given to her at the cost of her family's lives and becoming a hero to help people. Unfortunately, the harrowing encounter with Killgrave, who controlled her to do everything he wanted to, including being raped repeatedly, caused Jessica to give up her life as a hero, no longer able to view herself as one, and preferring to keep a low profile as a private investigator.

However, the combined trauma of losing her family and experience with Killgrave has also made Jessica a somewhat unstable individual. She suffers from Post-Traumatic Stress and Survivor's Guilt, occasionally undergoing hallucinations and flashbacks of her time in Killgrave's grasp. These hallucinations usually involve Killgrave either whispering to her or being otherwise intimate while she is surrounded by purple lighting. In these instances she can act out more erratic and violent such as punching the window of a subway train after remembering one of Killgrave's commands. After the death of her family, no matter how close she bonded with a person, Jessica had great difficulty fully forming emotional connections to a person.

Due to her trauma, Jessica developed a tendency to rely on alcohol as to deal with her problems. Frequently, she is seen drinking various types of liquor, to little effect. She states that most of her money goes directly to booze. Due to her superhuman metabolism, she is able to consume vast quantities of alcohol without damage to her liver and appears to have high tolerance. When inebriated, Jessica can become more violent.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):

Master Investigator: Jones is a highly skilled and experienced investigator, using a multitude of questionable methods to achieve her goals. She often impersonates other people's voices on the phone to advance with her cases, and is able to easily connect evidence that other people may overlook. She is not afraid of using methods that could be considered illegal, such as stealing things, or breaking into private places, often using her superior strength to break doors and padlocks, in order to obtain clues and advance in her cases, often using her powers as a means to an end.

Basic Hand-To-Hand Combat: Jessica Jones employs a very rudimentary fighting style using her strength, and her own form of street fighting. However, she can't be considered a very skilled fighter.

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):

Superhuman Strength: While her uppermost strength level has never been properly documented, Jessica has shown that she has strength enough to lift a two ton police car with no discernible effort and toss it a short distance at approaching police men while under the control of the Purple Man. She later sent Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) flying across a room, through a table, and into unconsciousness with a single blow. When she first discovered her powers, Jessica was also able to push over a firmly rooted tree with little effort and later punched straight through the metal hood of a taxi. She later lifted Tom Foster off of the ground by the nostrils and tossed him a short distance. While flying at high speed, Jessica was able to smash into Atlas with enough force to give him a bloody nose.

Superhuman Durability: Jessica's body and tissues are far more resistant to certain types of injury when compared to an ordinary human, particularly impact forces. After several men pointed guns at her, Jessica implied that shooting her would only ruin her jacket. Afterwards, however, she stated that she did not know if she was bulletproof. Being slashed in the back by one of Owl's men with a knife did produce a wound, though a superficial one that only required light bandaging. During a battle against the Avengers, Jessica suffered severe injuries when she was punched in the face by the Vision, including damage to her neck and nose. She was later able to withstand being punched by a human on Mutant Growth Hormone, though she suffered a bloody nose as a result. When shocked by one of Spider Woman's "Venom Blasts," Jessica was knocked to the floor and experienced great pain, but was able to recover in moments. She was later caught up in a building explosion, which only damaged her clothing. She was later thrown away from an Ultimo robot and dug a trench with her body as she slid along the street and suffered only minor injuries. While learning to fly, Jessica would often botch her landings, but her durability was enough to protect her when she smashed into the ground or other objects.

Superhuman Speed: Jones' overall strength allows her to run at speeds superior to the average human. She was able to catch up to a car fairly easily, move across a street in a second or less to stop a car from hitting a little girl and stated she can run a mile in under four minutes.

Regenerative Healing Factor: Jones' augmented metabolism heals faster than an ordinary human being. She is capable of completely healing minor scratches and injuries in mere hours without any permanent scars, and major injuries like broken ribs in just a single day. It may also allow her to not be affected by the harmful and long-term effects of alcohol, leaving her only to experience brief intoxication and hangover while not experiencing any signs of toxicity. Because of this, to actually become drunk, Jones has to drink a lot more alcohol than an average human does to feel its effects. After punching a hole in the wall of her jail cell, Jones received minor scrapes to her fist and had it wrapped in gauze for hours until her hand was fully healed. Jones was even shot through the right side of her back, becoming fully healed for about a day. When getting stabbed towards the spleen, her injury from the knife had regenerated but it left her to suffer minor blood loss and dehydration, which required her to take medication for the pain to heal within 2 days after.

Flight: The first super power that Jessica discovered was the ability to fly. Though her top speed has not been documented, it is likely that it is ultimately subsonic. Jessica states that despite her flying ability, she does get airsick and has a hard time flying in general. And so it looks more so like jumping than flying herself dubbing it as "guided falling".

Telepathic Resistance: Due to her experiences with the Purple Man, Jessica had mental blocks placed in her mind by Jean Grey. These mental blocks give her a degree of resistance against mind control, even if that mind control is pheromone based rather than telepathic, though it seemed that she had to "trigger" this resistance on her own.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Jessica was traumatized by her time spent with the Purple Man. He affected her mind so much that she did not know what were her own thoughts. It took months of therapy with Jean Grey to help her through it. However she at first became a violent vigilante and later quit the hero life all together. Even though the affects of this still have not healed completely.

Alcoholism: Jessica copes with her trauma through alcohol regularly drinking to forget her troubles.

Smoking: Jessica also copes with her trauma by smoking as well in an attempt to calm her nerves.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:

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"You shoot that gun at me--I will pull that bullet out of my ruined four hundred dollar leather jacket... and I will shove it up your ass with my pinky finger. And which one of us do you think that will hurt more? "


Name: Jessica Campbell

Goes by: Jessica Jones

Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU): Marvel Earth-616 (mixed with a bit of Season 1 of her TV series.)


Gender: Female


Species: Human Mutate


Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):

(NOTE: This bio talks about themes of rape, and sexual assault)

Jessica Campbell was born and raised in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City. She attended Midtown High School along with Peter Parker where they shared several classes. She developed a crush on Peter, but never told him. She followed him to the New York Hall of Science, where she was about to approach him, but he was bitten by the Radioactive Spider that granted him his superpowers. He left the building; Jessica followed after him, but lost sight of him and was nearly run down by an Ajax Atomic Labs truck before a man pulled her to safety. Jessica fled the scene.

At home that night, Jessica tried to pleasure herself to her pictures of the Human Torch, but was interrupted by her younger brother Phillip. The family later went on a trip to Disney World with tickets given to them by her father's boss, Tony Stark.

On the way home Jessica argued with her brother, before the car collided with a military convoy carrying radioactive chemicals. Her family was killed, and she was exposed to the chemicals. After spending several months in a coma, Jessica emerged around the time the Fantastic Four first encountered Galactus, an event in which tremendous cosmic radiation was given off. She was placed in an orphanage, the Moore House for Wayward Children, and was later adopted by Alisa Jones and her husband, legally taking their last name. After her recovery, Jessica discovered that she had developed superhuman powers such as strength and durability.

Her new family re-enrolled Jessica at Midtown High, where she was ostracized by her classmates, especially the school bully Flash Thompson. Peter tried to befriend Jessica, feeling she was a kindred spirit as they had both lost family members. Jessica, however, mistook his kind attention and lashed out at him, believing he was merely pitying her. When she ran away she discovered that she could fly, although she lost control and crashed into the Hudson River. She was rescued by Thor. While trying out her powers, she accidentally crash-landed on the Scorpion, who was robbing a laundromat. This was enough to stun him so he could be apprehended. It was while witnessing a fight between Spider-Man and Sandman in her own class that she realized she could use her powers for good.

She attempted to become a super heroine, calling herself "Jewel", and was active for about four years. Little is known of her exploits during her tenure as Jewel, as mainstream media didn't monitor her as closely as other heroes of the era. One day, she happened upon a fistfight in a restaurant, and discovered that Zebediah Killgrave aka the Purple Man had told the men to fight. Killgrave then overpowered Jessica's will and told her to "take care of the police" so that he could finish his meal, which she did.

Jessica was captured by the Purple Man and kept prisoner for eight months, constantly using his powers to rape her, but later on to torment her further, he'd have her watch as he raped other women and kept her from doing it with him, making her feel like she desired him more than anything, cry and feel bad that she wasn't doing it. She was also used by Purple Man as an accomplice in his schemes, and hurt people. She was eventually sent to attack the red-costumed Daredevil at wherever the "...costume frat boys hang out..." and kill anyone who got in the way, after a newspaper report angered Killgrave. Jessica became disoriented once she was out of range of the pheromones produced by Killgrave but, having been under his control for so long, she was still focused on her mission. She ended up attacking the Scarlet Witch because her costume was red, like Daredevil's.

After hitting The Scarlet Witch, she snapped out of Killgrave's control. Thinking the gathered Avengers and Defenders would attack her, Jessica ran away, but was found and nearly killed by the Vision and Iron Man. Jean Grey of the X-Men helped awaken Jessica from another coma. Following several months of recovery, she began dating Clay Quartermain and was asked to join The Avengers as a S.H.I.E.L.D. liaison, but declined the offer.

Still bitter about her experience, Jessica briefly became a hardened vigilante, calling herself Knightress. However, her stint as Knightress only lasted for about a week. Intercepting a crime meeting between the Owl and a mafioso, she first encountered Luke Cage. After defeating the Owl and his goons, she discovered that one of the thugs had brought his children with him. She took off her mask and revealed her identity to the cops so that they would allow her to look after the children for the night. Luke went to her home later that night and the two had a long talk.

Jessica then retired as a super heroine and began a new career as a detective, creating Alias Investigations.


Personality:

Jessica Jones could easily come off as being distant, rude, brutal, snarky and sarcastic. Towards others, she is nothing less than disdainful and blunt, carrying herself and her opinions out loud with little forethought or regret to insulting or showing disrespect to anyone. If aggravated or extremely annoyed by someone in her disfavor, Jessica could become an intimidating figure. She had been an introvert since she was a girl and only opens up to a select few of people, and even those she has difficulty expressing to openly and truly. Beneath her hard-bitten demeanor, however, lies a more vulnerable side, plagued by self-loathing and deep-seated insecurity.

In spite of her flaws, Jessica is a good person at heart, choosing not to waste the super-strength given to her at the cost of her family's lives and becoming a hero to help people. Unfortunately, the harrowing encounter with Killgrave, who controlled her to do everything he wanted to, including being raped repeatedly, caused Jessica to give up her life as a hero, no longer able to view herself as one, and preferring to keep a low profile as a private investigator.

However, the combined trauma of losing her family and experience with Killgrave has also made Jessica a somewhat unstable individual. She suffers from Post-Traumatic Stress and Survivor's Guilt, occasionally undergoing hallucinations and flashbacks of her time in Killgrave's grasp. These hallucinations usually involve Killgrave either whispering to her or being otherwise intimate while she is surrounded by purple lighting. In these instances she can act out more erratic and violent such as punching the window of a subway train after remembering one of Killgrave's commands. After the death of her family, no matter how close she bonded with a person, Jessica had great difficulty fully forming emotional connections to a person.

Due to her trauma, Jessica developed a tendency to rely on alcohol as to deal with her problems. Frequently, she is seen drinking various types of liquor, to little effect. She states that most of her money goes directly to booze. Due to her superhuman metabolism, she is able to consume vast quantities of alcohol without damage to her liver and appears to have high tolerance. When inebriated, Jessica can become more violent.

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):

Master Investigator: Jones is a highly skilled and experienced investigator, using a multitude of questionable methods to achieve her goals. She often impersonates other people's voices on the phone to advance with her cases, and is able to easily connect evidence that other people may overlook. She is not afraid of using methods that could be considered illegal, such as stealing things, or breaking into private places, often using her superior strength to break doors and padlocks, in order to obtain clues and advance in her cases, often using her powers as a means to an end.

Basic Hand-To-Hand Combat: Jessica Jones employs a very rudimentary fighting style using her strength, and her own form of street fighting. However, she can't be considered a very skilled fighter.

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):

Superhuman Strength: While her uppermost strength level has never been properly documented, Jessica has shown that she has strength enough to lift a two ton police car with no discernible effort and toss it a short distance at approaching police men while under the control of the Purple Man. She later sent Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) flying across a room, through a table, and into unconsciousness with a single blow. When she first discovered her powers, Jessica was also able to push over a firmly rooted tree with little effort and later punched straight through the metal hood of a taxi. She later lifted Tom Foster off of the ground by the nostrils and tossed him a short distance. While flying at high speed, Jessica was able to smash into Atlas with enough force to give him a bloody nose.

Superhuman Durability: Jessica's body and tissues are far more resistant to certain types of injury when compared to an ordinary human, particularly impact forces. After several men pointed guns at her, Jessica implied that shooting her would only ruin her jacket. Afterwards, however, she stated that she did not know if she was bulletproof. Being slashed in the back by one of Owl's men with a knife did produce a wound, though a superficial one that only required light bandaging. During a battle against the Avengers, Jessica suffered severe injuries when she was punched in the face by the Vision, including damage to her neck and nose. She was later able to withstand being punched by a human on Mutant Growth Hormone, though she suffered a bloody nose as a result. When shocked by one of Spider Woman's "Venom Blasts," Jessica was knocked to the floor and experienced great pain, but was able to recover in moments. She was later caught up in a building explosion, which only damaged her clothing. She was later thrown away from an Ultimo robot and dug a trench with her body as she slid along the street and suffered only minor injuries. While learning to fly, Jessica would often botch her landings, but her durability was enough to protect her when she smashed into the ground or other objects.

Superhuman Speed: Jones' overall strength allows her to run at speeds superior to the average human. She was able to catch up to a car fairly easily, move across a street in a second or less to stop a car from hitting a little girl and stated she can run a mile in under four minutes.

Regenerative Healing Factor: Jones' augmented metabolism heals faster than an ordinary human being. She is capable of completely healing minor scratches and injuries in mere hours without any permanent scars, and major injuries like broken ribs in just a single day. It may also allow her to not be affected by the harmful and long-term effects of alcohol, leaving her only to experience brief intoxication and hangover while not experiencing any signs of toxicity. Because of this, to actually become drunk, Jones has to drink a lot more alcohol than an average human does to feel its effects. After punching a hole in the wall of her jail cell, Jones received minor scrapes to her fist and had it wrapped in gauze for hours until her hand was fully healed. Jones was even shot through the right side of her back, becoming fully healed for about a day. When getting stabbed towards the spleen, her injury from the knife had regenerated but it left her to suffer minor blood loss and dehydration, which required her to take medication for the pain to heal within 2 days after.

Flight: The first super power that Jessica discovered was the ability to fly. Though her top speed has not been documented, it is likely that it is ultimately subsonic. Jessica states that despite her flying ability, she does get airsick and has a hard time flying in general. And so it looks more so like jumping than flying herself dubbing it as "guided falling".

Telepathic Resistance: Due to her experiences with the Purple Man, Jessica had mental blocks placed in her mind by Jean Grey. These mental blocks give her a degree of resistance against mind control, even if that mind control is pheromone based rather than telepathic, though it seemed that she had to "trigger" this resistance on her own.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Jessica was traumatized by her time spent with the Purple Man. He affected her mind so much that she did not know what were her own thoughts. It took months of therapy with Jean Grey to help her through it. However she at first became a violent vigilante and later quit the hero life all together. Even though the affects of this still have not healed completely.

Alcoholism: Jessica copes with her trauma through alcohol regularly drinking to forget her troubles.

Smoking: Jessica also copes with her trauma by smoking as well in an attempt to calm her nerves.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

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[Thepotatogod]

Appearance:

• Civilian
• Den-O PlatForm
• Den-O Liner Form

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'Quote' (optional):
"I-I don't even have enough energy to faint..."

Name:
Ryotaro Nogami

Universe From (Series your character comes from. If character is from an AU labeled as "Series Name" AU):
Kamen Rider Den-O

Gender:
Male

Species:
Human

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):
Ryotaro Nogami (野上 良太郎 Nogami Ryōtarō) is a young man with a lot of bad luck. Due to his status as a Singularity Point, he has the ability to resist the control of Imagin and uses these powers to protect the timeline as Kamen Rider Den-O (仮面ライダー電王［デンオウ］ Kamen Raidā Den'ō). Throughout his journey on the DenLiner with the Taros, he forms a bond with them and individually allows them to possess him in order to access a variety of forms available to Den-O.

Personality:

Ryotaro is a very shy and timid man, and is initially portrayed as weak-willed due to his bad luck. During his first appearances, he managed to lodge himself in a tall tree while on his bike after losing control and going up a fallen sign. He has even placed a name tag in his wallet so it can be returned to him when it is stolen. This had made him only able to use Plat Form at first. However Ryotaro's greatest strengths lies in his selflessness and will help people to the best of his ability, regardless if he can or can't do so. With his heart, he is kind, friendly, and refuses to accept self-sacrifice as the only means to protect others.

He is also quite honest as he was very displeased at Momotaros when he tried stealing money. It was also shown in the same episode that he is very stubborn as he refused help from Momotaros until he apologized, despite nearly dying in the situation for his lack of power.

He also saw through Urataros's reason for lying at Hana was to convince Daiki to tell the truth hinting an intelligent side. He can be quite stern when necessary as he scolded Ryutaros when he nearly killed Yuto out of jealousy. He also did it understandingly though, as he knew Ryutaros didn't do it out of malice.

Ryotaro often tries to see the good in people despite how they initially appear to be, earning him the Taros's friendship and loyalty which he returned fully. As mentioned before, Ryotaro was originally weak willed, and could only access Plat form without the influence of Momotaros and the others. It was after he became more strong willed as Den-O and being with the Taros did he gain access to Liner Form by himself showing how much willpower he gained through the course of the series. Oddly enough, Ryotaro seems to have changed and acted more bold when he became younger.

He is also quite senseless on imagination and naming, as commented by Momotaros and the others. For example, naming and having Momotaros look like a peach (earning the red Imagin name as Momotaros). Another example is that when Momotaros told him to name the finisher in Liner Form, he just names it "Train Slash" (Densha Giri), which causes everyone to comment that he "lacks sense".

Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Swordsmanship - Ryotaro knows how to swing a sword...But he's kinda bad at it

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
As a Singularity Point, Ryotaro has the ability to withstand various posessions and could even expel them if he is conscious.

As the user of Den-O, Ryotaro can manifest the Den-O Driver whenever he transforms. Ryotaro can manifest various armor parts if and only IF he choses to use one of the forms. However, they're mostly inaccessible without the Imagin taking over him.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Despite his great will, Ryotaro can easily get scared at times. Without Momotaros and the other Imagin on the Den Liner, Ryotaro can only access either Plat-Form or Liner-Form
He also has INCREDIBLE bad luck.

Others (Trivia, Theme music, etc.) (Optional):

 

[GeorgeTownRaja]

Name: Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade


Universe From: Kamen Rider Decade


Gender: Male


Species: Human


Bio:
Tsukasa Kadoya is an interdimensional traveler who transforms into Kamen Rider Decade to exercise his role as The Destroyer of Worlds. As the overseer of the A.R. Worlds, he travels to these worlds to determine whenever destruction is necessary for them.

Personality:
According to others, he was the ruthless and unforgiving leader of Dai-Shocker who easily tortured and killed people with little to no remorse.

Skills:
Tsukasa Kadoya

Powers/Abilities:
Tsukasa has no martial arts, but he has a great reflex and fighting skill to face his opponent mostly with less hardship. As Kamen Rider Decade, with the capability to turn into any primary rider, he uses their power and makes his own fighting style. Without copying the power of the primary rider, Tsukasa as Decade is still a dangerous foe with its own power as a balanced fighter. Despite being a balanced fighter, Tsukasa mostly fights in close combat.

The way he faced his opponent during amnesiac and the normal condition only differ in the strategy he used. After recovering from his memory, he most not fighting seriously to analyze his opponent's skill while during his amnesiac period he will figure a plan to outwit his opponent immediately. The only weakness of Tsukasa facing his opponent completely is from a sneak attack which he didn't expect.

Weaknesses:
Suffered amnesia before gradually regaining his memories.

 

[Topless]

"Though I once fought in the name of light, that honor may now be lost to me. However... The light I hold within my breast, never once has it flickered or faded. This I swear: I shall do my utmost to protect you until the very end."

Name
Warrior of Light

Universe

Gender
Male

Species
Manikin

Bio
To cut you some slack, click here.

Personality
"No matter what becomes of the world... the light will always be with us."

The Warrior of Light is calm, stoic, tactical, pragmatic, and focused. Determined and confident in his abilities, he pays no heed to the taunts and attempted manipulations of the villains he battles. Though he grows concerned that they know something vital he does not, he continues to believe in the light and struggles onward. The Warrior's unflappable demeanor often makes it hard for his allies to understand him. The Warrior is a virtuous and kind soul to others, even towards his enemies.

Towards his allies, he is a stern but compassionate person. The Warrior speaks in a frank yet courteous manner and does not hesitate to speak his mind. He acts in his comrades' best interests, even if some do not share the same mindset, and apologizes for any misjudgments.

Skills
The Warrior of Light fights with a sword and shield, the bread and butter for a knight. He is a well-rounded fighter, but lacks any strength. However, he doesn't have any weaknesses either, befitting for someone with the title of Paragon. He uses swift slashes and shield throws, the latter of which he can reel in opponents.

Powers/Abilities
He uses light magic, obviously. These can range from powerful bursts to conjuring swords of light.

Weaknesses
Perhaps his only weakness is his lack of identity. Because he is a manikin born of Cid of the Lufaine's memories, he has a hard time finding out what he truly is and his purpose despite Cosmos (and later Materia) giving him a duty and responsibility.

Theme Music
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[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Name: Tsukasa Kadoya/Kamen Rider Decade


Universe From: Kamen Rider Decade


Gender: Male


Species: Human


Bio:
Tsukasa Kadoya is an interdimensional traveler who transforms into Kamen Rider Decade to exercise his role as The Destroyer of Worlds. As the overseer of the A.R. Worlds, he travels to these worlds to determine whenever destruction is necessary for them.

Personality:
According to others, he was the ruthless and unforgiving leader of Dai-Shocker who easily tortured and killed people with little to no remorse.

Skills:
Tsukasa Kadoya

Powers/Abilities:
Tsukasa has no martial arts, but he has a great reflex and fighting skill to face his opponent mostly with less hardship. As Kamen Rider Decade, with the capability to turn into any primary rider, he uses their power and makes his own fighting style. Without copying the power of the primary rider, Tsukasa as Decade is still a dangerous foe with its own power as a balanced fighter. Despite being a balanced fighter, Tsukasa mostly fights in close combat.

The way he faced his opponent during amnesiac and the normal condition only differ in the strategy he used. After recovering from his memory, he most not fighting seriously to analyze his opponent's skill while during his amnesiac period he will figure a plan to outwit his opponent immediately. The only weakness of Tsukasa facing his opponent completely is from a sneak attack which he didn't expect.

Weaknesses:
Suffered amnesia before gradually regaining his memories.

Accepted Count Gensokyo

 

[GeorgeTownRaja]

Name: Kei


Universe From: Akira


Gender: Female


Species: Human


Bio:
A young woman whom Shotaro Kaneda meets while on his quest to find his friend Tetsuo Shima. She is a member of an anti-government organization that Ryu and Mr. Nezu are also involved in.

Personality:
She is shown to be strong-willed and sensitive.

Skills:
Nothing much is known about her skill.

Powers/Abilities:
She has telekinesis powers but she lost them in the process of unknown reasons.

Weaknesses:
She is not skilled in combat.

 

[GeorgeTownRaja]

Name: Heihachi Mishima


Universe From: Tekken


Gender: Male


Species: Human


Bio:
Heihachi Mishima is the host of the 1st, 3rd, 4th, and 7th King of Iron Fist Tournaments. He is the son of Jinpachi Mishima. He is the father of Kazuya Mishima and Lars Alexandersson, the adoptive father of Lee Chaolan, the paternal grandfather of Jin Kazama, and the husband of Kazumi Mishima. Heihachi's fighting style is Mishima Style Fighting Karate. He is also the inaugural "Commander" of the Tekken Force Unit, establishing the unit between the 2nd and 3rd tournaments.

Personality:
He is ruthless as he craves for more power and is less sympathetic than his sons. Overall, he enjoys fighting as much as he loves seeing his opponents suffer.

Skills:
Particularly in martial arts and not much is known about his other skill.

Powers/Abilities:
None notable.

Weaknesses:
None notable.