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Name: Leper

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Gender: Male


Species: Human


Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?): His past life is mostly unknown, many speculate that he used to be a king until he contracted a incurable disease called ‘Leprosey’, making him lose hope and eventually, leaving his kingdom. But now in the present, he fights the unholy and eldritch beings in the ‘Darkest Dungeon’, he will either die to his disease or die in the heat of battle honorably. Until now, when fighting the ‘Heart of Darkness’, their eldritch creator and heart of the world, he sacrificed himself so that his allies would survive and finish the battle. He thought he was done for, until he woken up in a strange and new place.


Personality: He is mostly silent, not having much to say in or out of combat, but he often references nature in quotes, or puts himself in harms way to protect his allies. He may be a silent man, but he will do anything to finish his job and get his allies through it no matter the cost, even if it means ending his own life for the greater good. But while affected by ‘Afflicted’ or ‘Virtue’, he will sometimes reference his past or disease, often wishing for something to end his disease or encouraging his allies as he becomes ‘Virtuous’ in battle.


Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Heavy sword mastery: he is able to efficiently use and hold his executioner sword with little difficulty and using its weight to do damaging blows to his foes.

Strength: he has incredible strength, while still achievable by human standards, is strong enough to be able to flip a car when using almost all of his strength, strength needed in order to use his executioner sword efficiently

Heavy Armor user: due to him being used to carrying his heavy armor, he is able to fight efficiently in it with little trouble.

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

Strange Mist: sometimes in battle, a blue, green, or red mist will surround him. Blue/Withstand: increases his protection and resistances to the elements but marking himself, making enemies more likely to attack him. Red/Revenge: increases his damage, accuracy, and Crit chance, but also increases damage done to him. Green/Solemnity: it heals him for a bit and also Relieves some stress.

Intimidation: He has a ability that he uses on multiple foes at once, making them deal less damage and become slower, and it also de-stealths any hidden foe

Unusual inventory: he has a large inventory space and is able to carry things, big or small, which disappear when he adds it to his inventory. He has up to 16 slots in which he can carry stuff in.

Crit: he has a small chance, A ‘4%’ chance to deal a critical blow on an enemy, dealing double the damage he would normally do. This can also be applied to his Solemnity, allowing him to heal for twice the amount.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Accuracy: due to him wielding a executioner sword, his accuracy is often not the best and missies some attacks, but with some buffs to his accuracy he can bypass this

Stress: Him, like any other human being, can become stressed out that sometimes, ‘his resolve is tested’. this can lead to two things if his stress bar reaches full/100, he will either be ‘Afflicted’, it being a bad personality effect, or ‘Virtue’, it being a good personality effect, with ‘Afflicted’ being the higher chance personality effect. But no matter which one is chosen, his personality will change to what personality effect he has gotten. If his stress reaches 200 while ‘Afflicted’ or ‘Virtue’, he will suffer a heart attack which instantly puts him on ‘Death’s Door’

Death’s Door: If he loses all of his Hp, he will enter ‘Death’s Door’, a red skull appearing above him as his body glows red, if attacked in this state, no matter how strong or weak the attack may be, it will lead to his death, but he has a 67% ‘Death’s Door blow resist’ which allows him to survive blows in this state with no signs of damage, but not for long. If he recovers out of this state by healing at least 1 hp, he will exit ‘Death’s Door’ but will suffer penalties to his accuracy, damage, and speed while also gaining more stress.

Close Combat: While he is deadly when in close proximity of any threat, he is useless against those who are farther and have ranged attacks, often resorting to his allies to take them down for him.

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[Count Gensokyo]

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Name: Leper

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


Species: Human


Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?): His past life is mostly unknown, many speculate that he used to be a king until he contracted a incurable disease called ‘Leprosey’, making him lose hope and eventually, leaving his kingdom. But now in the present, he fights the unholy and eldritch beings in the ‘Darkest Dungeon’, he will either die to his disease or die in the heat of battle honorably. Until now, when fighting the ‘Heart of Darkness’, their eldritch creator and heart of the world, he sacrificed himself so that his allies would survive and finish the battle. He thought he was done for, until he woken up in a strange and new place.


Personality: He is mostly silent, not having much to say in or out of combat, but he often references nature in quotes, or puts himself in harms way to protect his allies. He may be a silent man, but he will do anything to finish his job and get his allies through it no matter the cost, even if it means ending his own life for the greater good. But while affected by ‘Afflicted’ or ‘Virtue’, he will sometimes reference his past or disease, often wishing for something to end his disease or encouraging his allies as he becomes ‘Virtuous’ in battle.


Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Heavy sword mastery: he is able to efficiently use and hold his executioner sword with little difficulty and using its weight to do damaging blows to his foes.

Strength: he has incredible strength, while still achievable by human standards, is strong enough to be able to flip a car when using almost all of his strength, strength needed in order to use his executioner sword efficiently

Heavy Armor user: due to him being used to carrying his heavy armor, he is able to fight efficiently in it with little trouble.

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

Strange Mist: sometimes in battle, a blue, green, or red mist will surround him. Blue/Withstand: increases his protection and resistances to the elements but marking himself, making enemies more likely to attack him. Red/Revenge: increases his damage, accuracy, and Crit chance, but also increases damage done to him. Green/Solemnity: it heals him for a bit and also Relieves some stress.

Intimidation: He has a ability that he uses on multiple foes at once, making them deal less damage and become slower, and it also de-stealths any hidden foe

Unusual inventory: he has a large inventory space and is able to carry things, big or small, which disappear when he adds it to his inventory. He has up to 16 slots in which he can carry stuff in.

Crit: he has a small chance, A ‘4%’ chance to deal a critical blow on an enemy, dealing double the damage he would normally do. This can also be applied to his Solemnity, allowing him to heal for twice the amount.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
Accuracy: due to him wielding a executioner sword, his accuracy is often not the best and missies some attacks, but with some buffs to his accuracy he can bypass this

Stress: Him, like any other human being, can become stressed out that sometimes, ‘his resolve is tested’. this can lead to two things if his stress bar reaches full/100, he will either be ‘Afflicted’, it being a bad personality effect, or ‘Virtue’, it being a good personality effect, with ‘Afflicted’ being the higher chance personality effect. But no matter which one is chosen, his personality will change to what personality effect he has gotten. If his stress reaches 200 while ‘Afflicted’ or ‘Virtue’, he will suffer a heart attack which instantly puts him on ‘Death’s Door’

Death’s Door: If he loses all of his Hp, he will enter ‘Death’s Door’, a red skull appearing above him as his body glows red, if attacked in this state, no matter how strong or weak the attack may be, it will lead to his death, but he has a 67% ‘Death’s Door blow resist’ which allows him to survive blows in this state with no signs of damage, but not for long. If he recovers out of this state by healing at least 1 hp, he will exit ‘Death’s Door’ but will suffer penalties to his accuracy, damage, and speed while also gaining more stress.

Close Combat: While he is deadly when in close proximity of any threat, he is useless against those who are farther and have ranged attacks, often resorting to his allies to take them down for him.

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[Rysesaka]

"Me?! Be a Jedi?! Why?! I've read the histories! Time and again, the galaxy! -- which we served, turned against us! And we keep coming back for more! That's real clever of us, isn't it?! It's better to be a gangster than to be a petty Jedi!"
- Cade, explaining to his ancestor's Force ghost 'Luke Skywalker' as to why he doesn't want to be a Jedi.

Name:
Cade Skywalker


Universe From:
Star Wars


Gender:
Male


Species:
Human (Force-sensitive)


Biography:

Spoiler: Pre-Birth

Thousands of years before Cade Skywalker's birth, he appeared in a vision to the Jedi Master Q'Anilia, along with his ancestors Anakin Skywalker (as Darth Vader) and Luke Skywalker, as well as Zayne Carrick; all four of these individuals would later be affected by the Muur Talisman. The vision also showed Karness Muur, hundreds of Rakghouls, and a burning city.

Spoiler: Early Days as a Jedi Padawan

Cade Skywalker was the son of Kol Skywalker, a powerful member of the Jedi High Council, and Morrigan Corde, an Imperial agent. However, his mother left when he was just a baby, as she didn't want to become close to him. From an early age, Cade was trained as a Jedi by various teachers, including the Whiphid K'Kruhk.Eventually Cade was apprenticed to his father's former apprentice, Wolf Sazen.

He spent at least some of his childhood at the New Jedi Temple on Coruscant, where he explored the secrets of its foundations and the outer city with the young Shado Vao. Cade believed that his father was unaware of this, despite the fact that he and Shado fell asleep at the midday meal. On Ossus, Cade became close to another Padawan, Azlyn Rae. One time, Cade kissed her on the cheek.

During his time as a Padawan, Cade, Wolf, his father and Shado visited Wayland, one of the planets for Kol's Ossus Project. Unfortunately, the project had been sabotaged and Wayland became covered in Vong-like life. The natives tried to attack the Yuuzhan-Vong that accompanied the Jedi, but the group managed to escape and were picked up by an Imperial star destroyer under the command of Moff Nyna Calixte (secretly Cade's mother).

Spoiler: Massacre at Ossus

As a Padawan in 130 ABY, Cade was involved in the battle to defend the Jedi Academy on Ossus from the Sith. His master, Wolf Sazen, ordered Cade and Shado Vao to evacuate the planet in a Jedi Shuttle full of younglings. However, Cade desperately wanted to stay and fight with his father, Kol. He argued the point, but eventually obeyed his father and went to the shuttle.

Just after boarding the shuttle, Cade sensed that his master had been struck down, and that his father was now fighting the Sith alone. Much to Shado's dismay, Cade left the shuttle to fight by his father's side.

As soon as Cade joined Kol however, he was ordered to take Wolf back to the shuttle. Cade was devastated, but did as he was told. Aboard the shuttle which was now leaving Ossus, Wolf nearly died in the arms of Cade. Cade could not accept that however, and focused his anger to the point where he used a power to successfully revive his master.

At that point, Cade felt the death of his father. Overwhelmed with anger, Cade promised revenge on Darth Nihl, the Sith that had murdered Kol. Cade left the shuttle one final time in a X-83 TwinTail starfighter, to kill the Sith. In his X-wing, he cleared a path for the shuttle, in an effort to allow its escape into hyperspace. Cade's fighter was shot down by a Predator-class fighter,[2] though he managed to survive by sealing his flight suit and jettisoning just as his ship exploded. Withdrawing from the Force so the Sith wouldn't sense him, he fell into deep meditation in order to conserve oxygen. He awoke three days later floating over Ossus, where he was picked up by Rav and his crew.

Spoiler: Exile from the Jedi Order and becoming a small-time gangster

Some years passed after the Massacre at Ossus, and Cade had become a small-time gangster and form his own crew. Cade had become captain of a light freighter called Mynock whose crew included Deliah Blue, the ship's mechanic, and co-pilot Jariah Syn. He hid both his last name and his Jedi ability from everyone who knew him, especially his crew mates. One of Cade and his crew's favorite haunts during this time was Rik's Cantina on Coruscant.

Around 137 ABY the crew of Mynock was contracted by Rav to locate bond-skipper Naxy Screeger on the planet Lok. After locating him, the group also came across a Jedi healer named Hosk Trey'lis. Cade prevented Syn from killing the Jedi, his reasoning that Jedi were worth more alive than dead. The group left Lok with both Screeger and Trey'lis in tow. After turning in their bounties on Socorro, Rav paid them in death sticks, which, though pleasing Cade, enraged the rest of the crew.

Around this time Cade was being haunted by the Force ghost of his ancestor Luke Skywalker, who was pleading for Cade to return to his Jedi legacy. However, Cade was growing increasingly agitated with these visitations, using death sticks to block them out, and even going so far as threatening to end his own life.

As the Mynock's crew prepared for liftoff from Socorro, they were approached by Princess Marasiah Fel and her companion Astraal Vao. The Princess was demanding passage to Vendaxa, and the two were being pursued by the Sith Darth Talon. She tried using a mind trick on him but Cade, being a Jedi, was resistant to it until he saw the Sith. He initiated emergency take-off procedures, and headed toward Vendaxa, intent on delivering the Princess to her father, so that he could get paid, and then sell the both of them to the Empire, earning enough credits to be out of Rav's debt.

Spoiler: Reunion on Vendaxa

Astraal Vao, having pre-arranged a rendezvous with her brother Shado if ever they were in trouble,[11] guided the crew of Mynock and Princess Fel to the crash site where Shado and Astraal's parents died.[12] There, they came under attack from an acklay, and only the timely arrival of Shado and Wolf Sazen saved Astraal from being impaled upon the acklay's fore-claw. With the immediate danger over, Princess Marasiah set about arranging safe passage with the two Jedi, revealing that she knew of Mynock crew's intention to turn her in for the bounty on her head.[12]

Not wanting to be recognized by his former Master, Cade stayed in the shadows and did not argue with the Princess. However, Jariah called him on his wanting to cut his losses, using his name as he did so which attracted the attention of the two Jedi. Turning to face the Jedi, Cade calmly stared down his former Master and admitted his name was Cade. If Wolf recognized his former pupil after their years apart, he gave no sign; instead choosing to turn to direct Princess Fel to where he and Shado had secreted their own ship. A sudden explosion signaled that ship's destruction, however and was quickly followed by an attack by Darth Talon, who used the dark side to provoke a number of native fauna into attacking alongside her.[12]

Talon singled out Wolf Sazen and brought him down with Force lightning, intending to kill him, but Marasiah intervened, hoping for revenge for the death of her Master, Elke Vetter. Sia was no match for the Sith, however, and Talon swatted her away with the Force. Wrapped in Force lightning, Wolf was still able to ask Cade to take the Princess to safety, but the captain of Mynock only stood by numbly, his mind flashing back through the years to a similar situation on Ossus.[12]

Snapping back to the present with an expletive, Cade unloaded both barrels of his Rawk chopped special at the Sith, and after a moment both Blue and Syn joined him, with Blue declaring they'd all gone insane. Syn then told her that it was a "good" insane. Darth Talon however, easily deflected their blasts and disarmed them with a wave of her hand then advanced upon them, her lightsaber at the ready.

With an angry cry, Cade used the Force to lift some nearby wreckage and hurled it and Talon into the nearby forest. Retrieving his blaster, Cade calmly directed the stunned onlookers to head for Mynock. However, they were soon to discover that Talon had sabotaged Mynock, forcing them to remain on Vendaxa until repairs could be made. Meanwhile, Darth Talon remained hidden in the shadows nearby.[12]

After the battle, Cade had a conversation with his former master, telling him that he wasted years looking for a man that didn't exist. That was followed by an argument with his friends, with Syn pulling a blaster on him. Marasiah Fel approached him, saying she knew he was a Skywalker. She then went on saying how she could disappear from her destiny. But she also told him that she would not run away from her responsibilities.[12]

Imperial Knights arrived, but they were shot down by the Sith. They survived the crash, and the battle with the Sith had begun. Cade rushed to battle with his blaster telling Syn and Blue to lift off. When Cade entered the battlefield, he was flooded with the memories of the Massacre at Ossus. He was so dazed that he did not see a Sith approaching from behind.[13] It was Princess Marasiah that saw the Sith and charged at him, cutting down the Sith and saving Cade's life, but not without injury. Cade then attacked Darth Nihl. During the fight, Cade told Nihl he saw him kill his father at Ossus. Nihl said he killed many Jedi that day, and that his father might have been one. Cade shouted that his father was Kol Skywalker, and began to use his rage against Nihl, despite warnings from Master Sazen. Jariah Syn entered the fight and hit the Sith with a blaster bolt, but promptly got Force pushed away. Afterward, Cade kicked Nihl off a cliff, and got everyone on board the Mynock.[14]

While aboard the Mynock, Cade heard that Marasiah was dying. When Cade said he could help her, Antares Draco attacked him, blaming him for the condition Marasiah was in. Draco eventually stood down and let Cade help Marasiah. Cade healed her with the lightning technique he used to heal Wolf Sazen years earlier.

Spoiler: Aftermath in Vendaxa and further Jedi training...

After the group arrived on Bastion, Cade and Blue slept together. The following morning, he slipped away from Blue and Jariah Syn, leaving them on their own. He stated to Wolf Sazen that he could not trust Syn anymore. Cade then offered a ride to Sazen and Shado Vao, but told them to not get any ideas regarding him rejoining the Jedi Order.[14] He later found out that Fel placed five homing beacons on the Mynock, who was wary of Krayt finding him. Fel expected Skywalker to only find one or two, but Cade disabled all of them.[15]

Later, Cade, Wolf, and Shado traveled to the Wheel.[15] Unknowingly, Cade was being pursued by numerous agents of Krayt's faction of the Galactic Empire, including his mother, Morrigan Corde, a deep cover Imperial agent who had been reactivated by Nyna Calixte.[15] The two Imperial agents suspected he was either going to Hapes, which was neutral during the Sith-Imperial War, or Ossus. But Morrigan decided to quit hunting her son, so when they landed on Ossus, she killed the Imperial agent accompanying her, Jor Torlin.[16]

Cade left Shado and Wolf on the Wheel, then proceeded to Ossus, where, after ingesting several death sticks, he had visions of Mara Jade and Anakin Skywalker, and the latter morphed into Darth Vader and warned him of the perils of falling to the dark side. He was then found by the Whiphid Jedi Master K'Kruhk, a one-time teacher of Cade, who healed his mental trauma. Sazen and Vao then arrived as well.

Cade then asked Sazen to complete his training. Sazen accepted, and Cade began his training again under the tutelage of both Sazen and K'Kruhk. During a lightsaber practice session with Vao, they both fell into a repository of priceless Jedi artifacts, whereupon they were attacked by two Yuuzhan Vong, Liaan Lah and Choka Skell.[4]

Master Shaper Nei Rin ordered her two Vong bodyguards to cease their attack on the two Jedi. Rin, once a friend of Kol and the leader of the terraforming project on Ossus, revealed herself as the keeper of the Jedi artifacts left on Ossus after the massacre, and claimed that Cade should become their keeper.[9]

Cade refused, and after being confronted by Master Sazen about his fears, was once more visited by his ancestor, Luke Skywalker, who told him to fix his mistake of turning in fellow Jedi Hosk Trey'lis by rescuing him on Coruscant. As Cade prepared to leave for Coruscant, Rin gave him his father's lightsaber, and K'Kruhk gave him R2-D2, a loyal friend and companion to the Skywalker family since the Clone Wars, to serve aboard his ship.

Spoiler: Mission on Coruscant

Cade's approach to Coruscant was detected by Imperial forces and by Darth Krayt himself, but Cade was able to elude Skull Squadron and hide in the depths of the Coruscant underworld. Leaving R2-D2 in charge of the Mynock, but not before leaving a message for his friends Jariah Syn and Deliah Blue. Cade walked toward Rik's Cantina, blasting a would-be mugger and scaring off his confederates in the process.[8]

At the cantina, Cade encountered Chak and Kee, two old friends. But he had no clue where Syn and Blue had taken Chak's ship, the Grinning Liar. His impertinence offended the Wookiee, but amused Queen Jool, the Hutt owner of the establishment. He left the access codes to his ship with her in case he did not return, instructing her to turn them over to his former crew mates if they showed up.[8]

Cade entered the Temple of the Sith using secret routes he discovered when he lived there, and reaching with his Force senses, found Hosk manacled to a wall inside the structure. When he released the healer, the Bothan attempted to warn him that he had given in and betrayed his would-be rescuer, but Cade would have none of it, retorting "no one dies for me."[8]

As they made their way out, they were ambushed by Darth Talon, who waited for them by a long causeway. She subdued Hosk with a Force push, but enraged Cade by telling him he and his quarry were both wanted alive. Cade's eyes shifted, signifying his enthrallment by the dark side, and he overpowered the Twi'lek. His victory faded fast, as Darth Nihl, suddenly appeared and choked him into submission. Nihl went on to inform Krayt of his victory. Meanwhile on Ossus, Wolf, meditating on the Force, received a vision: Cade turned toward him, his face half in shadow with the dark side gleaming in his eyes.

Spoiler: Becoming a "Sith"

Following his capture, Cade was tied up and tortured by Darth Maladi using a lethal dose of ixetal cilona, though the poison had no effect due to Cade's past usage of death sticks and powerful Force abilities boosting his immunity to it. Darth Krayt acknowledged that this Skywalker had more power than he had ever seen in any Jedi. Krayt wanted Cade to join him, but Cade refused the offer from his father's true murderer.[17]

Krayt had imprisoned Syn and Blue, and while they were in the Sith's hands, Maladi implanted Yuuzhan Vong Yorik-Kul coral seeds into them that mutated their bodies using the dark side. Cade had no option but to help both of his friends by using his anger to cure them at a great cost.[17]

Krayt invited Cade with Talon and his most loyal Sith adviser, Darth Wyyrlok, to his chambers. There, Krayt surprised Cade by showing him Kol Skywalker's lightsaber encased in transparisteel, giving Cade's father a place of honor. Cade was further surprised when Krayt revealed his knowledge about the Jedi and his true identity of A'Sharad Hett.[17]

Krayt then recited the story of his duel on Tatooine against Obi-Wan Kenobi, near the Lars homestead, and how he was cast out of both Tusken and Jedi society. After finishing his story, Krayt found Cade to be barely moved. Talon then attacked Cade after he mocked Krayt, and she was nearly killed when he used his powers to re-open her recently healed wounds.
Krayt, however, prevented this and asked of Cade that he allow the Dark Lord to focus his anger into strength through the Sith teachings. Cade agreed, and was then ordered to heal Darth Talon, as she would become his Sith Master.[3] During his Sith training, Cade developed an intimate relationship as well as a deep bond with his master that was created when he healed her. They presumably slept together, however after Talon left the bed, she told Krayt that he was just pretending to be like them. Still, Krayt was sure that he would fall to their side permanently.[18]

The next day, Krayt placed Cade in the Embrace of Pain, torturing him while he continued to tell him about his own fall to the dark side. After the Embrace Cade finally decided to escape the Temple, but was caught by Talon. He was taken back to Lord Krayt.

Spoiler: Duel in the Temple of the Sith

Krayt grabbed Cade by the throat and told Cade that his pretense at being a Sith was over and that he must now become Sith. Krayt ordered Cade to kill Hosk Trey'lis or die, but Cade refused to kill the Jedi. Krayt then killed Trey'lis himself, evoking Cade's anger. But Cade then received a vision of his father, telling him "That which can heal, can also break." Using his power, Cade shattered the transparisteel case containing his father's lightsaber and stabbed Talon through the stomach as she tried to attack him and he engaged Nihl in a lightsaber duel. Drawing on his anger, Cade's eyes changed to the sulfuric red they had been once before.
Cade bested Nihl by severing his arm and throwing him against the wall, finally defeating the Nagai Sith Lord. Krayt ordered Cade to kill his Hand in an effort to tip Cade over to the dark side permanently. To Krayt's surprise, Cade refused because that was what Krayt wanted him to do, and instead turned his blade on the Dark Lord himself. During their duel, as Krayt continued to try to persuade Cade to give into the dark side, Cade said he saw through the Force just how twisted Krayt really was, and questioned whether the rest of the Sith would be willing to follow him if they knew his true condition. He taunted Krayt, saying that even if he died, he would die as himself, but if Krayt killed him, then he'd condemn himself to death as a mindless Yuuzhan Vong growth.[20]

Just as their duel was reaching its climax, Morrigan Corde blasted open the window behind them, shooting Krayt in the back. Cade then jumped out and was rescued by Jariah Syn aboard the Mynock, who pulled him inside. The Mynock then escaped the planet and jumped to hyperspace. Before this, Corde revealed herself to be Cade's mother over her comlink. Cade demanded answers, but she replied that he would not be getting any and cut transmission. Krayt, furious at Cade's escape, began planning to break him, use his powers to heal himself, and then kill him, while Talon and Nihl were punished harshly for their failures.

Spoiler: Taking a Short Break

Cade worked with Chak, Kee and Syn, in an attempt to recover the Grinning Liar from Rav. After a brief fight, Rav handed the ship over and was forced to swear the Bloody Bones oath to the Jedi. Cade, however had no idea that Rav was reporting to Maladi. After placing Naxy in the cargo hold, Cade set course for Rawk's Nest, on the planet Iego. He apologized to Blue for what happened with the Sith, and she gave him a kiss on the cheek. They then assisted "Bantha" Rawk in defending his home against some Black Sun mercenaries.[21]

While the others enjoyed a pool party, Cade had a talk with Uncle Bantha, whom he knew as Nat Skywalker. Cade revealed he ran into his mother, and Nat then told him about the history between his parents, and that his mother had abandoned them. When Cade saw the massacre of New Coral City, he also saw an arrest warrant for him stating that he was a terrorist and was wanted for the attack on the Sith Temple. Cade then confirmed his last name to his cousins. Bantha yelled at him for not thinking and they punched each other.[22]

During the night Cade "acted like he had seen a ghost." He sneaked off to the Mynock,and the spirits of Luke and Kol Skywalker tried to counsel him. Luke told him to use meditation to clear his head but Cade thought of using his Sith abilities, instead. His father warned him of the dark side and that the technique he showed him in the Temple of the Sith was for defense. The ghosts warned him of events that he must be ready for. When their spirits departed, Cade used his death stick to get relief for one night. Shortly thereafter he walked out, stoned, and was attacked by a masked figure who followed him from Socorro. He was saved by the timely intervention of his uncle. But the figure was Azlyn Rae, an old friend of his and fellow Padawan before the Sith attacked Ossus.[22]

A scouting party of Imperials showed up looking for Cade, having heard from Black Sun. Cade was determined to leave, but Bantha told him to hide. Rae sent the Imperials off with a mind trick. Afterward, Bantha told him to change his name, looks, ship and friends and to not ever to use the Force again. But Cade determined that there was only one way to end the threat of the Sith: kill Darth Krayt. Again, Bantha berated him for trying to do something stupid. But Cade had a point—the New Sith Order was having internal conflicts and with Krayt dead, they'd collapse on each other and everyone would leave him alone. But he needed allies; he didn't trust either Roan Fel or Gar Stazi and he believed that there were no Jedi to find until Bantha revealed the existence of the Hidden Temple.

Spoiler: The Hidden Jedi Temple

Guided by Bantha, Cade along with the Mynock's crew and Azlyn Rae went to the newly revealed Hidden Jedi Temple (Which was founded by Bantha during his Jedi career as a refuge for the Order during a worst case scenario) on the planet of Taivas.

When the Mynock landed, Cade and his crew discovered that not only were Wolf Sazen and Shado Vao in the temple, but also that they were followed by Imperial Knights Marasiah Fel, Antares Draco, and Ganner Krieg, who were guided there by Azlyn. After a brief confrontation between the Jedi and the Imperial Knights, both parties put away their weapons and began to talk at Wolf's request. Cade immediately realized it was Azlyn who "betrayed" them and after he demanded to know why, he was told by Princess Fel that Azlyn was in fact an Imperial Knight. When the Imperial Knights explained that they were on a mission of peace, Wolf informed them that the Jedi Council would receive them. This new Jedi Council was formed by Jedi Masters K'Kruhk, Tili Qua and T'ra Saa, two of whom had fought in the Clone Wars.

Cade revealed to the council that Darth Krayt was none other than fellow Clone Wars veteran and former Jedi Master A'Sharad Hett and how ill he was. He also proposed to the council his plan to assassinate Krayt, arguing that the former Jedi Master had no heir as Dark Lord of the Sith, and that it was his will alone that kept his followers from turning on each other. However, the council refused, saying that assassination was not the Jedi way and as Jedi, they respected all life - even the Sith to which Cade retorted that Krayt had already killed countless innocents trying to achieve his "vision". He further argued that maybe it was the will of the Force that Krayt be destroyed and maybe assassination should become the Jedi way before Krayt tracks him down and forces him to use his healing powers.[23]

While the Council was deliberating Cade went with Shado for a ride. Shado believed that Cade's Sith training had made him dangerous to the Jedi as well as himself, and confronted Cade to prove that he could no longer choose between light and dark. Cade defeated his friend and began to use the dark side against him, however he stopped before killing him to prove that he was still under control. When the two returned to the Temple, Wolf revealed that he had sensed the confrontation. He implored Cade not to use his dark side techniques again, but Cade refused saying that both sides of the Force were just tools for him. Wolf began to fear even more for his troubled old apprentice.[24]

The Council ultimately decided not to go through with the assassination plan, for if Krayt wound up dead, someone else might take his place or it might splinter the Sith and make them more dangerous. They preferred to let the Sith undermine each other. Despite this, Cade decided to do it with the help of his crew. Draco, Krieg, and Rae joined him under orders from Fel, and Shado also decided to come with them, hoping that Cade would not become subservient to the leader of the Sith, or turn into a second-coming of Krayt.

Spoiler: An ancient threat resurfaces...

Cade and his allies headed for the Deep Core. While journeying there, Azlyn tried to talk to him, but he wouldn't listen to her. While meditating, Cade received a vision of a Jedi. After this, the Mynock was pulled out of hyperspace and into a Pellaeon-class Star Destroyer: the Iron Sun. Once inside, Cade and his allies split up to explore the ship.

Cade and his party eventually came across a group of Rakghouls. During a brief skirmish with them, Cade was bitten and Azlyn was scratched. The skirmish ended when a Jedi named Celeste Morne (who was the Jedi Cade had envisioned) regained control of the rakghouls. Celeste saw that Cade and Azlyn had been infected by the Rakghoul plague and imprisoned them. Celeste explained her past: her meeting with Jedi Padawan Zayne Carrick, the Muur Talisman attaching itself to her, and her confrontations with Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker.

When the plague began to transform him and Azlyn, Cade asked if the plague was a disease or the work of the Force. Celeste said it was an affliction, and Cade realized he could cure it. He used his healing power to rid himself and Azlyn of the plague, impressing both Celeste and the spirit of Karness Muur. Celeste agreed to join Cade and his allies in their quest to assassinate Krayt.

The party journeyed to Had Abbadon, where they attacked the local Imperial base. After taking the base, Celeste allowed one Sith to escape to tell Krayt about the attack. The party then settled in to wait for Krayt.

During this time, Azlyn tried to kill Celeste and destroy the Muur Talisman, since she believed Morne was evil, but Cade prevented her from doing so. However, during an argument, Cade and Azlyn both realized that their old feelings, feelings of love for each other had resurfaced. They spent the night together, until the voice of Karness Muur interrupted them. Cade went to confront Morne. He told her that if Muur continued to mess with him and his friends, he would shove her and the talisman into a rocket and send it into a black hole.

Later, Celeste sent Krayt a message while using Muur's voice (whether she was under Muur's influence or faking it is unknown). Celeste showed Krayt that Cade was her prisoner and that Muur had the power to help him. Krayt took the bait, and traveled to Had Abbadon with Darths Maladi, Talon, Stryfe, and Wyyrlok. Once there, Cade and his allies sprang the trap. Celeste set her rakghouls on Krayt while Cade dueled with Talon. Talon told him that the bond he created was driving him closer to the dark side. Unfortunately, Muur declared his usefulness over and had the rakghouls turn on his companions.
After once again defeating Talon, Cade dueled Darth Stryfe, and quickly defeated him with some help from Syn's explosives. Soon after this, Muur blasted both Darth Krayt and Azlyn Rae with Force lightning. Celeste then regained control and Force pushed Krayt off a cliff. Cade was enraged that Azlyn had been hurt.

Celeste told Cade that she had never met anyone like him: no matter how close he walked to the dark side, he wasn't at all tempted by the Muur Talisman. Celeste asked Cade to kill her, and he complied, igniting his lightsaber through her chest. The Talisman attached itself to him, and Muur said he was finally free. But Cade proved to truly be above Muur's influence, and used the Force to obliterate the Talisman, destroying Karness Muur forever.

Cade rushed to Azlyn and used his healing powers, but she was too heavily wounded for them to completely work. Shado advised Cade to let her go, but he refused, saying he would keep trying until he could find a medical facility. Blue suggested taking Rae to his aunt Droo, and Cade agreed. As they tried to leave, Krieg and Draco tried to come with them, but Cade refused to allow them to since they tried to secure the Talisman for Fel, and Shado Force pushed them away when Krieg tried to prevent them from taking Azlyn. Cade then boarded the ship with his friends and set a course for Kiffex.

Little did Cade know that Darth Krayt had survived the fall, only to be betrayed shortly afterwards by his most trusted advisor, Darth Wyyrlok III, who finally killed the Dark Lord by blasting him with Force lightning.

Spoiler: A desperate plan

Cade continued to use his healing powers to keep Azlyn alive until they reached Kiffex. At one point, Azlyn regained consciousness, and told Cade to allow her to die. Cade refused, saying he couldn't lose her again. After being forced down by a storm, Nat and Droo came to get them. Droo put Azlyn in a healing pod and Nat promised Cade they would save her. Cade then collapsed from exhaustion.

Cade dreamed about the night he and Azlyn spent together on Had Abbadon, which quickly turned into a nightmare of her being wounded. When he woke up, he went to help Nat and Droo. But Nat refused to allow him to help since his healing powers were pushing him to the dark side. With nothing else to do, Cade and Jariah decided to go to a local town to relax. He also told Shado, who was returning to the Hidden Temple, to tell the Jedi Council that Krayt was dead.

Meanwhile, Droo and Nat couldn't heal Azlyn because she was pushing their attempts away. Droo was ready to give up, but Nat refused, saying Cade had seen too many broken promises. He decided on a desperate plan: create a life saving suit for Azlyn, similar to the one worn by Darth Vader.[25]

Cade and Jariah ended up starting a fight in town. When the Kiffu Guardians showed up, Ahnah among them, showed up, Cade wouldn't stop fighting, even turning his weapon on Ahnah. Only Jariah standing between them got him to calm down.

When Cade returned, Azlyn confronted him. She had been placed in a life-preserving suit that was constantly pumping bacta through her system. Azlyn was furious that Cade hadn't let her go, instead having condemned her to live in a suit of armor. Also, Nat and Droo said Cade had lied to them, and Droo said he couldn't come back for a long time. Cade, Jariah and Deliah left Kiffex in the Mynock.

Spoiler: On the Skywalkers' home planet

Cade, Jariah, and Deliah decided to raid Black Sun shipments on Tatooine, and sell them to Muun fence Muz under Cade's alias of his late ancestor: Luke Skywalker. However, the Mynock lacked a trivalve for takeoff, stranding the trio. Deliah impersonated Imperial Mission member Astraal Vao to obtain it.

Afterward, at a cantina called Gusha's Luck, Cade met his half-sister, Gunn "Gunner" Yage (though neither knew of the relation), a pilot of Skull Squadron. Yage had been sent by her mother, Moff Nyna Calixte, to track the smuggler. Yage flirted with Cade, then spiked his drink, causing Skywalker to fall unconscious. Yage held Cade captive in stun cuffs, which would shock him if he struggled, as she began to transport him to Moff Nieve Gromia, the Empire's custodian for the Outer Rim. Unknown to Yage, Gromia had sent three Black Sun assassins to hunt down and eliminate both Yage and Skywalker: a Blood Carver named Ku Vrat, and an Anzati married couple named Sint and Nakia Yoru.

Deciding to show Gunn a little trick, Cade used the Force to choke her. Despite this, she attempted to shoot him, which allowed the three assassins to topple Yage's landspeeder and attack the pair. The pair took cover behind the downed vehicle. Noticing that a sandstorm was approaching, the two enemies found they had no choice but to rely on each other. The pair found shelter in the old abandoned Lars homestead and decided to rest until the storm died. During the sandstorm the assassins lost track of them.
During their time in the homestead, Gunn mentioned she was Rulf Yage's daughter. When Cade heard this, he went ballistic at her, calling her father a butcher for what he had done to the Jedi on Ossus. Yage defended her father by saying the Sith had ordered the attack and that her father was never the same after he had carried out their order. Eventually, the two fell asleep. When the sandstorm ended, Cade was awoken by the spirit of Luke Skywalker. After several visions of Luke's old family, Cade attacked his ancestor, but calmed down after Luke refused to fight. Luke then showed Cade a vision of himself as a Sith with the corpses of everyone he cared about at his feet. Luke asked Cade if that was what he wanted, because it would happen if he continued on his current path. Cade said he didn't want that, and Luke's spirit left.

Spoiler: Unlikely family reunion

Cade awoke to find Nakia and Sint trying to feed on him and Gunn. Cade slagged Nakia, causing Sint to cry out to his wife. This woke Gunn, who immediately helped Cade fight the assassins. Around this time, Jariah and Morrigan Corde arrived at the shelter and killed the Blood Carver. Sint pulled a lightsaber on Cade, but Cade had skill on his side, and cut Sint down. Nakia tried to seduce Cade into submission, but Gunn stunned her. They then carried the Anzati outside to find Syn and Corde. They took the assassins' ship and headed for the Black Sun boss who hired them while Gunn set out after Moff Gromia to arrest her for her part in the attempted assassination.

Cade talked with Corde during the trip. Corde admitted that she had left him and Kol because she felt her loyalties lay with the Empire above all else, though she claimed that if she had known the Sith would attack Ossus, she would not have kept silent. She said after Ossus, she thought he had died with his father, and she felt that nothing else mattered in her life. Cade left the room before she said that she always loved him and his father.

Cade arrived at the Black Sun base and threatened the Black Sun boss into a deal. But Corde killed the boss, knowing he would never keep his word. Cade lashed out at her with Force lightning, but Syn reminded him about how he got on Kiffex, and Cade calmed down, remembering that he didn't want to turn out like that. He told Corde to find her own ride off the station, and left the station in the assassin shuttle. He and Syn returned to Tatooine to find Blue had repaired their ship and they left Tatooine.

Gunn, meanwhile, heard from Gromia that Corde and Calixte were the same person and that she was Cade's half-sister, something she refused to believe.

Spoiler: Choosing a path

After their narrow escape from Tatooine, Cade and his crew weren't looking for another endeavor. Trying to stay out of the spotlight, they traveled to Zeltros where they could relax for a while in Jool's new cantina. However, their rest was short-lived, when Rav arrived and presented to them with an very tempting offer. With a reward of a million credits, the job was deemed too good for them to refuse.[27] The job involved Cade and company traveling to Wayland, one of the sites of Kol Skywalker and the Yuuzhan Vong's use of the Ossus Project, a project that went horribly wrong. The trio arrived to find something different, and Cade would be forced to revisit his father's 'sins'.[28] Cade soon found himself separated from Jariah and Deliah who had been captured as they were about to discover the source of the Vongspawn.[29]
Cade made his way to a secret lab on Wayland, where he was captured by Darth Maladi and the Yuuzhan Vong who helped her sabotage the Ossus Project. Maladi was developing a new weapon to increase her power in the Sith, and needed Cade to use his healing powers to see that they were invincible. Therefore, Maladi had infected Deliah Blue with her weapon and told Cade to use his dark side healing powers to try to heal her. Cade tried, and was unable, while continually dancing on the edge of the dark side. As Maladi continued to taunt him, Cade eventually snapped and used his powers to force the Sith mistress to see her worst fears. Terrified, Maladi fled and activated her lab's self-destruct sequence.

Cade continued to try to use his healing powers on Blue after Syn and his friends showed up, Wolf Sazen among them. While Cade insisted that the dark side was stronger, Sazen told him to tap into the light side to save Blue. Cade told everyone else to leave before the base blew up while he continued to heal Blue. Cade tapped into the light side and his love for Blue, which caused Maladi's weapon to die, freeing her. Cade carried Blue out of the destroyed lab, and told Sazen that he had been right.

Despite this, Cade decided not to return to the Jedi. Saying that the Force had made him what he was, he decided to be neutral; neither Jedi nor Sith, but the latter's worst enemy.

Spoiler: Hunting Vul Isen

After learning of the poisoning of Dac by the Sith scientist Vul Isen, Cade, alongside Wolf Sazen, Deliah and Jariah, made his way to Daluuj to hunt down the so-called "Butcher of Dac" and deal a crippling blow to the Sith. Cade and his companions confronted a number of stormtroopers as well as several Sith. After defeating them, Cade interrogated the surviving Sith as to Isen's whereabouts, and the Sith said Isen had left a long time ago with all his poisons. Cade then left the wounded Sith in the lab for dead, had Jariah set the lab to explode, and then left Daluuj with his group.

After the mission, Luke's Force ghost appeared to Cade once again, this time saying that he needed to form his plans better if he was to succeed against the Sith. Around this time, Cade got a message from Jool's summoning him to Nal Hutta: the Sith, under Isen, had bombarded and poisoned the sacred Hutt world of Da Soocha in an attempt to punish the Hutts for providing a refuge for Mon Calamari. After hearing this, Cade and his crew set a course for Nal Hutta.

By coincidence, Cade and company ran into Screeger again, who had got himself hired as the gatekeeper for Jool's associate, Vedo Anjiliac Atirue. Screeger then pulled a trap against Cade, separating him from his friends by a literal wall. Cade was forced to defeat all the combat droids set against him, before he came face-to-face with Vedo and Jool, who had set up the entire fight to test his skills. Vedo then cut straight to the point: Isen had murdered his nephew Azzim and wanted the Sith scientist to pay. Therefore, to make it seemed like the Hutt clan was cowed by the destruction of Napdu and Da Soocha, he had leaked to the Sith that Gar Stazi was hiding on Utapau, which would entice Isen to go there to attempt to use his poisons, putting him in the perfect position to be eliminated. However, Stazi could not be warned, for then Isen would flee.

The crew of the Mynock then arrived on Utapau, under the pretense of selling Rawk chopped specials to the Alliance Remnant. Cade and Sazen departed the others' company to meet up with Vedo's agent, Pobos. But before the Bothan could tell him anything, he was shot by assassins. Cade and Sazen were able to defeat the assassins, before the former used the Force to keep Pobos alive long enough for him to disclose Isen's location. Sazen then quickly realized that Cade was willing to go along with the Hutts' plan. Though Cade said that he didn't care if Stazi lived or died, Sazen reprimanded him for such thinking, stating that Stazi and his forces had been fighting the Sith for seven years. He asked his former apprentice if he thought he could defeat the Sith all by himself. He demanded that Cade warned Stazi or he would. Cade complied, contacting Syn to guard Stazi, but to trust no one.

Isen's assassin was killed by Syn and Blue managed to protect Stazi. Meanwhile, Cade and Sazen found Darth Azard and Isen. While Sazen dueled Azard, Cade went after Isen. Cade cornered Isen on a ledge, but then felt a horrible disturbance in the Force: Darth Krayt had returned from the dead. Isen used the opportunity to leap into the pit with a virus that would destroy all of Utapau. Cade leapt after him, sliced him in half in mid-air, and caught the virus's container before it could hit the water and shatter, saving the planet. But when Cade fell in the water, the Force gave him a vision of the future: he was fighting a reborn Darth Krayt, and there was nothing after it. Climbing out of the water, Cade realized that the Force had shaped him over his entire life for one destiny: to stop Darth Krayt.

Spoiler: New Journey

Cade informed Sazen about his vision, and Sazen told the Jedi Council that Krayt was alive. Later, Cade began having visions of himself killing Sazen and his uncle under Krayt's orders. Cade told Sazen about this, and Sazen said that despite rejecting the Sith, Cade was still drawn to the dark side. He also told him that the Jedi Council was only listening to him partly because Sazen was vouching for him, and partly because any possibility that Krayt was alive should be taken seriously. However, Cade believed that the Jedi weren't going to do anything and left with Jariah and Deliah. Cade, Jariah and Deliah talked about Cade's plans to stop Krayt. Although they did not understand the Force, Jariah and Deliah promised to help Cade in his plans.

Spoiler: Second Imperial Civil War

Cade Skywalker and his companions then traveled to Falleen and attacked the Imperial cruiser Krayt had sent to bombard the planet. They were joined by Rogue Squadron, sent by Admiral Stazi of the Galactic Alliance Remnant in defense of the planet. After boarding the cruiser, Cade received a transmission from his mother telling him that they needed to meet on The Wheel in three days. After tossing explosives into the cruiser's reactor core, Cade sent a transmission to Krayt, promising to kill the Dark Lord once more and for good. With Falleen secured, Cade and his allies followed Rogue Squadron back to Stazi's fleet.[31]

Unknown to Cade, his journey to kill Krayt was actually playing right into the Sith's hands. Krayt wanted Cade to find him so he could undergo what he had endured at Wyyrlok's hands: 'death' and rebirth. Krayt believed that this would force Cade to serve him.

Cade and his friends arrived at the Wheel, only to find it in ruins due to an Imperial attack after the owner tried to enforce his 'no weapons' rule. The three arrived at Corde's quarters, and after waiting for a while met a dying Calixte. Syn and Blue attacked her, but Calixte revealed that she and Corde were one and the same. Cade sensed she was telling the truth, and asked his friends to leave them alone. Calixte told Cade that she didn't expect forgiveness for her actions, but that she was trying to make amends for them. Calixte told him that she had been discovered as Fel's spy and poisoned by Morlish Veed, but had still managed to escape. In response, Cade told her that he couldn't heal her because he only ever healed Blue with the light side, and that worked because he immensely loved her. At that point, Kol appeared and convinced Cade to try to save his mother. Cade tried, but his memories of her past misdeeds started to push him to the dark side. Kol managed to calm Cade by telling him to forgive Calixte, as he already had. This, combined with seeing his parents reaffirm that they loved each other, convinced Cade to forgive his mother and he successfully healed her with the light side.

With a recovered Corde officially joining the crew, Cade and his companions prepared to leave the Wheel. But as they were boarding the Mynock, they were greeted by Darth Talon. She said Krayt had gotten his message, and sent her with one of his own. She said it was in his ship and departed. The group entered the Mynock to find Antares Draco frozen in carbonite. After thawing him out, they were informed of what had happened to the Imperial Knight: he had infiltrated Korriban to rescue Princess Fel, been captured by his fallen master, and broken into revealing the location of the Jedi's temple on Taivas. Cade sent a priority message to Taivas and immediately set course for the temple.

Spoiler: Battle of Taivas

Cade arrived at the temple and was summoned by the Council. The council was discussing with Admiral Stazi and Roan Fel on how to respond to the situation. Stazi and Fel recommended the Jedi evacuate, but Cade said doing so would only allow the Sith to slaughter them without a fight. Cade mentioned that Taivas was a natural fortress against orbital bombardment, and suggested they lure the Sith-Imperial forces into a trap. The combined leaders agreed on this, and the allies at the temple prepared for the coming attack.

When the combined Sith-Imperial armada arrived, it took casualties due to friendly fire because of Taivas' magnetic field disabling their auto-targeting systems. This forced the Sith-Imperials to engage the Jedi on the ground. Cade took part in the battle when the Sith attempted to storm the temple. During the fight, Cade recounciled with his uncle, who had decided to return to the Jedi until Krayt was defeated. When Cade and Nat were satisfied that the Sith-Imperials were engaged in the battle, they sprung the trap: sending a private signal, the Jedi summoned the Galactic Alliance and Fel Empire fleets to Taivas, trapping the Sith-Imperials on all sides.[32]

However, what the allies at Taivas didn't know was that Krayt had foreseen their maneuver, and made arrangements for this to work in his favor. Just when victory for the allied forces seemed assured, Krayt played his secret trump card: a fleet of new Sith troopers, led by Darth Nihl, dropped out of hyperspace and joined the battle. The allies were surprised at the new arrivals, and took heavy casualties from them. The troopers joined the battle both in the air and on the ground, destroying anything that stood in their way to the Jedi Temple, even the Sith-Imperial forces who weren't able to escape their path.

Cade, like everyone else, was shocked by the new Sith troopers, but he still believed their plan to deal Krayt's empire a serious blow could work. The order to evacuate the temple was given, and the ships that made up the temple detached and set a course for Bastion, accompanied by the Alliance Remnant, loyalist Imperials and a number of recent Sith-Imperial defectors. Cade remained behind to protect the allies' secret weapon: T'ra Saa. As a Sith ship made a collision course run on the remains of the temple, Cade thought he wasn't going to make it. But Nat pushed him out a open window and then helped T'ra Saa set off her stored force energy, taking any Sith caught in the blast with them.

Cade was deeply shaken by his uncle's demise, and took his rage out on a group of Sith Troopers who managed to get on board the Mynock, even tapping into the dark side to gain the advantage. But Corde managed to convince Cade to keep one of the troopers alive so they could find a weakness in Krayt's newest weapon. As the Mynock headed for Bastion, Cade was tended to by Deliah Blue, who also comforted him as he mourned the loss of his uncle.

Unknown to Cade, Roan Fel was now willing to betray him; having been pushed beyond his limits with the defeat at Taivas, the Emperor turned to a captured Darth Maladi and agreed to her offer of assistance: her Omega Red virus for her right to kill Cade.

Spoiler: A Jedi once more

While the Alliance and the Empire took refuge in Bastion, Cade heard about the allies' plans to attack Coruscant. He talked with Jariah and admitted that he blamed himself for the deaths in Taivas. However, Jariah said that the soldiers on Taivas died because they chose to fight. Shaking off his doubts, Cade decided to join the attack.

The Mynock transported a strike team to Coruscant. The strike team included Cade, Wolf Sazen, Shado Vao, Rasi Tuum, Sigel Dare, Ganner Krieg, Azlyn Rae and Morrigan Corde. Deliah and Jariah stayed on the Mynock while Cade and the strike team began the attack. Morrigan separated from the group and killed Morlish Veed, while Cade and the team fought against a group of Sith.

Cade fought against Darth Talon again, and managed to pin her down. However, Wolf and Darth Stryfe killed each other, and Wolf became one with the Force. Cade was outraged by his former master's death, and Talon ran off to warn Krayt about Cade's growing power. Vao ordered Cade to chase after Talon, and he did.

Cade confronted Krayt and the two engaged in battle. During the duel, Skywalker was injured to the point of death and saw Krayt's vision of the future which involved Coruscant burning, and Cade becoming his slave and then his host body. After returning from death, Cade announced that he now knew his place in the galaxy, summoned his lightsaber and killed Darth Krayt, proclaiming himself a Jedi.[35]

Cade, however, knew that Krayt would revive himself. So, Cade told his mother his plan to take her ship and fly it straight into Coruscant's sun, destroying himself and Krayt's body. Grief-stricken but understanding, her mother gave him a locket that contained a holo of herself, Cade and his father.[35]

As he flew the ship to the sun, Cade had a discussion with Krayt's spirit, who said that if his body was destroyed, he would use Cade's body to return. However, Cade remained resolute. Suddenly, the spirit of Luke Skywalker appeared to him. Luke urged Cade to accept hope and not to let fear shape his life. Accepting his ancestor's guidance, Cade escaped the ship before it collided with the sun and went into a Jedi healing trance.[35]

Suddenly, Deliah and Jariah appeared with the Mynock and R2-D2 took him into the ship. The locket his mother had given him contained a tracer that allowed Deliah and Jariah to find him. Believing Cade to be dead, Deliah began to cry and professed her love for him, after which Cade woke up from his trance. Reunited with his friends, Cade set course for a distant place where they could be in peace. When Jariah asked him where would they go, Cade replied that they would go forward, reciting the Jedi Code.

Spoiler: The New Era (Triumvirate)

Following the defeat of the One Sith and their Galactic Empire, a new Galactic Federation Triumvirate, consisting of the Imperial court, the Jedi High Council, and the Galactic Alliance was formed.[36] By 140 ABY, Cade Skywalker and his companions Deliah Blue and Jariah Syn were traveling through the galaxy. That year, Cade and Deliah were present at a cantina when Syn was dealing with a Mon Calamari engineer named Sauk, who was trying to procure a stabilizing coil for his companion, the assassin droid AG-37's freighter. While Sauk was unhappy at having to fork out a large amount of credits to pay for the coil, he reluctantly agreed to buy it after Jariah pointed out that it was difficult to obtain a new coil in this star system. Cade and his companions were delighted at their successful transaction, which came at an opportune moment for Sauk and his friends then they went back to Coruscant to have some fun (THIS IS WHERE CADE DISAPPEARS).

Personality:
Cade was known for his independent nature and his utter adverseness to having others sacrifice themselves for him. Like his ancestor Anakin Skywalker before him, Cade was reckless, headstrong, and often led by his emotions. He walked a fragile line between the light and dark sides of the Force, frequently unnerving his friends and Jedi companions with displays of his dark side abilities, while also frustrating his former master, Darth Krayt, with his resilience against the lure of the dark side's power. This resilience, however, impressed Celeste Morne, who said she had never met someone who walked so close to the dark side and yet was so resistant to its lure. Furthermore, Cade exhibited a lack of respect for others (especially toward those in positions of power) to the point where he would openly mock them in public.

Cade was also, again like Anakin Skywalker, unwilling to let those he cared about go. His constant use of his healing powers to keep people from dying, like Azlyn Rae and Deliah Blue, was proof of this. Once Cade began to re-embrace the light side he decided to bring war to the Sith. Later after experiencing a vision of him and Darth Krayt in one final duel he realized that it was his destiny to stop Krayt. Cade's return to the light also brought about a more compassionate change in him. This was demonstrated by his forgiveness of his mother and the mourning for his uncle's demise on Taivas. But perhaps his most incredible achievement that marked his return to the light side was that he withstood the corrupting powers Krayt used to try to force him down the dark side and stayed true to his Jedi heritage.


Skills (Things that a normal human could train to become proficient in):
Cade was a capable starfighter pilot, being able to ditch Skull Squadron, some of Darth Krayt's best pilots, when he was attempting to rescue Trey'lis. He was also proficient in both hand-to-hand combat and ranged combat with his weapon of choice, the Rawk chopped special and he is also very skilled in lightsaber combat since he's a Skywalker.

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
As a member of the Skywalker family, Cade had a naturally strong connection to the Force, and was immensely powerful in its use.
- Cade was skilled in the use of the hibernation trance or recover/healing trance which is an ability that allowed Force-users to go into a very deep hibernation state.
- Cade is very proficient in telekenisis, capable of using a very powerful Force push
- Cade is skilled in force rage which he learned it during his years as a crime lord. He would tap into his/her innermost fears, pain and hate, and convert them into an intense rage. Cade could then channel the anger to increase his/her own speed, strength and ferocity.
- Cade is also proficient in force sense where he could quickly sense if there are Sith/Jedi nearby since he's a Skywalker.
- He could also use Force choke, a dark side power associated with the Sith. He learned it during his years as a crime lord.
- After his training with the Sith, Cade became proficient in the use of Force lightning. The voltage of his lightning was strong enough to kill someone.
- Cade is able to project a protection bubble which could create a defensive sphere around his body. It is described as a shimmering blue globe of energy. It could protect the user from a wide range of attacks, deflect laser blasts, defend against lightsabers, vacuums and even inflict certain amounts of damage upon contact with the enemy.
- Cade has a power to cheat death (OP) called "Dark transfer" which is a really extreme rare Force power where Cade can resurrect himself or others in the verge of death. It could also heal ANY diseases. Because of dark transfer, Cade can see the weakness of their opponents especially where their wound is which is awfully similar to a shatterpoint.

Weaknesses (If anything notable):
- He's addicted to a drug called deathsticks which is equivalent of a cocaine although he is trying his best to stop snorting deathsticks since it can harm his Force powers.
- He really can't control his emotions.

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

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[Bixir]

“My name’s Gentaro Kisaragi, and I’m going to be friends with everybody in the world!”

• Profile
• Biography
• Personality
• Skills & Powers
• Equipment
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• Name
  Gentaro Kisaragi
  
  Universe From
  Kamen Rider
  
  Gender
  Male
  
  Species
  Human
  
  
  
  
  Physique
  Height: 6'4"
  Weight: 200 lbs
  Eye Color: Brown
  Hair Color: Black
  Build: Gentaro is exceptionally built for an adolescent male, though his overall physique is lean and not too imposing compared to jocks and the more physically inclined. However, Gentaro is still incredibly strong and athletic for someone his age, and without any of the training of heroic teens like Robin or Aqualad. If it weren't for Gentaro's striking pompadour, his height would by far be his most notable physical trait.
• Kisaragi Gentaro lived a fairly peaceful childhood with his parents in the suburbia of Midway Zawame City. It was because of them that he was imprinted with such kindness and enthusiasm to reach out to others, particularly from his father, who always urged him to make as many friends as he could, and to share all of his adventures with him whenever he could. This fostered a bit of hero worship in Gentaro for his parents that taught him such valuable lessons. Unfortunately for him, this would only make things worse for Gentaro when he received news from his grandfather after getting home from school that his parents had been killed in a car accident. This was when he was but a child, in the third grade.
  
  Gentaro was absolutely devastated by the loss of his role models so suddenly at such a fragile state in his life. However, he made a miraculous recovery for someone in his circumstances. He was quickly taken in by his grandfather, who ran a motorcycle shop. Gentaro instantly took after his grandfather, nearly as much as his father before. They turned out to be very much alike, even more than he had been relative to his grandfather. He instilled the same principles in Gentaro as he continued to mature, eager to see the kind of man he would grow up to be.
  
  He later attended the local Amanogawa High School as a junior, where he met the irritable Jengo Utahoshi and the ever loving Yuuki Jojima. While the former took a long time for him to acclimate to the friendship offered him day after day by Gentaro, Gentaro and Yuuki got along instantly, both of them avid enthusiasts of space and the principles of friendship. On his first day, however, Gentaro and his two friends ran into what appeared to be a rampaging alien, and before he knew what was going on, Gentaro had taken what Kengo called "the Fourze Driver" from his very hands, and used it to transform into Kamen Rider Fourze and defeated the monster. Although they were unable to identify it, Gentaro and his new friends would continue to repel these mysterious aliens that continued to gather about Amanogawa High and Midway Zawame proper, though for what reason they hadn't the slightest idea. They did what they could, Gentaro continuing to shine and learn from his experiences as Kamen Rider Fourze, while Kengo continued to develop and introduce new Astroswitches for him to use in his battle against evil.
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  ”I’m Kamen Rider Fourze! Let’s do this one-on-one!”
  
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  Gentaro is overwhelmingly kind, generous, honest, and loyal, far more than anyone owuld believe possible. He is highly empathic, and understands those around him remarkably well. He hides nothing about himself, presenting everything that is him and will always be him to his friends and enemies alike, never doubting himself or others for an instant. He is extremely good-natured without a single negative bone in his body. It is simply extremely difficult to get Gentaro down for long (though it is possible from time to time), and his optimism is often infectious to those around him.
  
  At the same time, Gentaro is a punk, pure and simple. He rubs up against authority, and is quick to question its legitimacy if he finds fault with it. He especially has trouble with teachers, often content with doing his own thing in class. As much as Gentaro values learning and discovering more about yourself and those around you, he has little interest (and aptitude) for homework and classrooms in general… except to socialize with his friends in the middle of class, that is.
  
  As Kamen Rider Fourze, Gentaro isn’t that much different of a person. There is no “other side” to him, though when he is acting as a Kamen Rider, his kind, charitable personality takes on super-heroic proportions. He reaches out to others, especially those that he defeats, completely sincere in his efforts to help them find a better way. Though Gentaro isn’t fond of violence, he isn’t afraid to use it to protect others either. At the end of the day, he is an altruistic cosmic adventurer who just wants to make friends with everyone, including the people that he has to save the day from.
  
• Determination
  Quite possibly greater than even the Fourze Driver in Gentaro's arsenal is the youth's uncanny ability to never give up, and fully apply himself in anything and everything he does, as varied as getting to know his friends to how to best take on the villain of the week. This overwhelming enthusiasm and ambition is practically indomitable, making Gentaro extremely difficult to control mentally or manipulate should someone attempt to sway him against his ideals and principles. He always wants to do what he can to help others, and is a clear, unmistakable embodiment of what it means to be a good person.
  
  
  
  
  Delinquent
  Gentaro’s punk lifestyle has afforded him a sense of street smarts. Though this doesn’t usually translate into cleverness or guile for Gentaro, it has helped him understand the disparity between authority and counterculture, as well as how to work a motorcycle, on account of living for the past several years in a motorcycle shop. Above all else, however, Gentaro knows how to fight in a scrap, a foundation of fighting knowledge that has taken him far in his heroism as Kamen Rider Fourze. He can think on his feet, and is clever about using the environment to his advantage in a pinch.
  
  Mortal
  Unlike some Kamen Riders, Kisaragi Gentaro is simply an ordinary human, and only a teenager at that. He can die, quite easily, if he isn’t careful, and he’s just as susceptible to gunshots, blunt trauma, and other attacks as much as the next guy, henshin notwithstanding.
  
  
  
  
  Too Good For His Own Good
  Gentaro is not that bright, intellectually or emotionally. He can be outsmarted by others more clever than him (and often by a wide margin), though more pointedly, by people who exist within moral greyness that try to force Gentaro to make decisions that would violate his moral compass. While Gentaro will never succumb to those temptations, that leaves him vulnerable against the consequences of choosing the high road.
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  Fourze Driver
  The core piece of equipment that makes up Kamen Rider Fourze. Made up of numerous different parts and compartments, the Driver is used to catalyze four Astroswitches, one of each type (Circle, Cross, Triangle, and Square), and contains their Cosmic Energy during the process. In order to activate the Fourze Driver, a compatible Astroswitch must be placed in each Switch Socket of the appropriate type, followed by locking in the corresponding Trainswitch for each slot to lock them in for the countdown. While this occurs, the Status Monitor will display for the Driver user to see each limb selectively activate until all of them are prepared. Once the countdown reaches zero, the user of the Driver pushes the Enter Lever and raises his other arm into the air to transform into Kamen Rider Fourze. The individual parts are as follows:
  
  • Status Monitor - The main central screen displayed from the Fourze Driver’s “belt buckle”. As each Astroswitch is activated in their respective Switch Sockets, a graphic representing the switch's respective limb lights up.
  • Umbilical Injector - The energy supply for the Fourze suit in the rear part of the Fourze Driver's Pit Control Base that touches Fourze's abdomen.
  • ASX-4000 - Pronounced as “ASX Forty-Hundred”, it is the Fourze Driver's main computer installed within the motherboard unit below the Status Monitor. Four core chips with high stability, called Frontier C3 (「Frontier C3」) act as CPUs, operating at 2.0GHz each. It also contains the speaker in which transformation and attack annoncements are spoken through.
  • Pit Control Base - The Fourze Driver's exterior control interface where the Switch Sockets are installed.
  • Switch Sockets - Sockets embedded into the Fourze Driver that Astroswitches are plugged into. It prevents Cosmic Energy from leaking out when using the Astroswitches. Different shaped Switch Sockets prevent Astroswitches without the corresponding shape from being plugged in.
  • Transwitches - The Fourze Driver's red push switches located below the Switch Sockets. Pressing it forms a circuit between the Astroswitches and the Fourze Driver, allowing Cosmic Energy to flow through, enabling transformation and Module summoning. This is why all four Switch Sockets must have Astroswitches within them to transform.
  • Capture Handle - The Fourze Driver's main handle on the right side of the belt.
  • Enter Lever - The Fourze Driver's lever integral to the final stage of the transformation process.. Pushing it will draw out the Astroswitches’ Cosmic Energy to integrate with the Driver.
  • Power Harness - The Fourze Driver's strap to keep it attached to the user’s waist. It automatically adjusts itself based on the wearer's waist size.
  • Release Buttons - Small grey buttons on either side of the Fourze Driver located above the Circle and Square Switch Sockets. Pressing them will release the Fourze Driver from the wearer's waist.
  • Heat Sink Plates - Several plate sections attached to the Power Harness that dissipate heat generated by the ASX-4000.
  
  Astroswitch Case
  A mysterious briefcase that was included with the Fourze Driver, it doubles as a storage module for all forty Astroswitches that are attuned to the Fourze Driver (although only eighteen may be stored in it at a given time). However, Gentaro and his friends only have eighteen of the Astroswitches in their possession, and are attempting to locate the rest of them. The case may also be used as a portable terminal to perform numerous data analysis and communication functions… though not by Gentaro, simple-minded as he is.
  
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  Rocket
  

  

  
  Forms a bright-orange Rocket Module on Fourze’s right arm, allowing him to fly through the air as well as deliver devastating physical attack, especially when backed by the power of aerial
  inertia. The Rocket Module has virtually limitless fuel, although it can be ‘beaten’ off of him or otherwise deactivated. When Fourze uses the Rocket Module in his attacks, he gains forty
  additional tons of power (his original punching power is 2.5 tons, whereas his kicking power is 6.3 tons).
  
  Launcher
  

  

  
  Forms a blue Launcher Module on Fourze’s right leg, granting him long-range capabilities. It launches 5 missiles per salvo, though without proper calibrations or coordination with the Radar Module their flight patterns can become erratic and unpredictable.
  
  Drill
  

  

  
  Quite possibly the most notorious Astroswitch Fourze has thus far, this forms a yellow Drill Module on his left leg, allowing him to drill through most substances with ease as well as deliver
  powerful ‘drill kicks’ of around 200 RPM, although it obviously limits his mobility. However, when used in synchronization with the Rocket Module, Fourze can deliver his signature Rocket Drill
  Kick, a devastating attack that can destroy most opponents, and severely injure those that manage to survive nearly 30 tons of force barreling toward them at rocket-like velocities.
  
  Radar
  

  

  
  Arms Fourze with a whitish-gray Radar Module on his left arm. Acting as a multivarious wrist device, the Radar Module can serve as a long-distance communications device with the
  headquarters at Mt. Justice, detect enemies usually invisible to the naked eye(such as through thermal and wave scans), and calibrate the Launcher Module to insure accuracy.
  
  Magic Hand
  

  

  
  Forms a bright-pink Magic Hand Module on Fourze’s right arm, granting him 10 meters of additional reach as well as oversized punches and unconventional attacks with the giant mechanical hand. It can also lift objects weighing up to 10 tons.
  
  Camera
  

  

  
  Forms a Camera Module on Fourze’s left arm, and allows him long-distance surveillance and advanced investigation that cannot be performed with the Radar Module. Its typical utility is that of stakeouts and watching targets from afar, almost like a sniper rifle without the ability to fire. This Astroswitch may also be used by the Burgermeal Foodroid.
  
  Parachute
  

  

  
  Forms a Parachute Module on Fourze’s left arm, allowing him to deploy three simultaneous parachutes, allowing him to safely land in freefall from any particular height. These parachutes
  are highly durable despite their lightweight nature, functioning in a capacity similar to Robin’s cape. When not in use, the parachutes are stored in the dark-green box-plate on Kamen Rider
  Fourze’s right arm.
  
  Chainsaw
  

  

  
  Forms a Chainsaw Module on Fourze’s right leg, allowing him to rev the powerful engine for inarticulate albeit devastating saw-kicks. The device can charge 15,000 rounds/minute, able to
  cut through even the thickest armor. It can run virtually forever, similar to the Rocket Module. However, because of designs made to insure that Fourze cannot cut himself with these attacks,
  maneuverability can become an issue.
  
  Hopping
  

  

  
  Arms Fourze with a Hopping Module on his left leg. While awkward in its balance, the pogo stick on Fourze’s leg can significantly increase his maximum jumping height from 20 meters to 40 meters. Given that it is only on a single leg, it is difficult for Fourze to control this agility, and can easily lose control through the air.
  
  Elek
  

  

  
  Arms Fourze with an Elek Module, “Billy the Rod”, an electrostatic longsword. Initially, the Elek Module gave Gentaro significant backlash from its sheer power,, but after allowing the Elek Switch's true power to unleash itself, it allowed Fourze to assume Elek States, special variations of Kamen Rider Fourze that allow for more devastating electrifying combos, with Billy the Rod and other active Astroswitches, including Limit Breaks when Gentaro plugs the Elek Astroswitch directly into the weapon..
  
  Scissors
  

  

  
  Forms a Scissors Module on his left arm. These scissors can cut straight through metal. While the Scissors Module may be used by Fourze himself, it is generally operated by the Potechokin Foodroid.
  
  Beat
  

  

  
  Forms a Beat Module on his right leg, resembling a small subwoofer that can produce sonic waves with a range of 20Hz-5kHz and a tweeter with a range of 5kHz-24kHz. The Beat Module may also act as a standard sub-woofer, and may be used as an amp for electric guitars.
  
  Chain Array
  

  

  
  Forms a Chain Array Module on his right arm, which is a glorified spiked flail. The steel ball on the end of the chain, the Blowing Star, weighs about 120 kilograms. The Rough Spikers on the Blowing Star are made from Astorium, a mysterious alloy from space that is otherwise only found in the Fourze suit and similar technology. The Chain Array's links may stretch, often to cartoonish lengths. This Astroswitch Module is somewhat unwieldy, as it can easily bounce back into Fourze’s face if he has poor control of the Blowing Star’s momentum.
  
  Smoke
  

  

  
  Arms him with the Smoke Module, which can emit smoke within a 5 mile radius for 5 minutes. The smoke itself is hazardous to those that breathe it, disorienting them and causing them to choke on the fumes for as long as the smoke remains active.
  
  Spike
  

  

  
  Forms a Spike Module on his left leg, giving Kamen Rider Fourze an advantage in close-range kicks. The Spike Module launches Rough Spikes at a rapid rate, similar to that of a semi-automatic rifle. The spikes are made of Astorium, and extend two feet seconds before impact for effective armor-penetration. The Spike Module is exceptionally heavy, forcing Fourze to maintain a stationary position while the Module is active.
  
  Winch
  

  

  
  Forms a drum-style Winch Module on his left arm. Using a spinning turbine, the Winch Module's Boost Hooker shoots out at high speed and can pull objects weighing up to five tons once the Boost Hooker latches onto a target.
  
  Flash
  

  

  
  Forms a Flash Module on his right arm, allowing Fourze to blind targets (including himself) with a bright flash. At full power, the Flash Module can burn as bright as the sun itself. Fourze may also control the intensity of the Flash Module's light, such as operating the device like a flashlight. With that said, the Flash Switch is generally used for the Flashake Foodroid.
  
  Shield
  

  

  
  Forms a Lockheed Martin X-33-looking Shield Module on his left arm. Shaped like a Lockheed Martin X-33, the Astorium Shield Module protects Fourze from most attack, provided that the area of the attack can be covered by the device’s small surface.
  
  Foodroids
  

  

  
  While connected to the Fourze case, the Foodroids themselves did not come with the Fourze Driver. They are miniature androids, invented by Kengo Utahoshi as support machines for Kamen Rider Fourze during a fight. Each Foodroid has two modes: Food Mode, and Roid Mode. The former is their standard form, appearing like an inconspicuous fast food item. When Roid Mode is activated, they transform, taking on robot-like qualities as they interface with a specific Astroswitch that they were designed for. Kengo is constantly working on new Foodroids to help Fourze and his friends fight evil in Midway Zawame.
  

  • Burgermeal - A hamburger-like mouse that is the foremost of the Foodroids, and often used for reconnaissance. It may be equipped with the Camera Switch to transmit visual and audio information to Kamen Rider Fourze and his allies in real-time.
  • Potechokin - A cup of French fries that can transform into a crab-like automaton. It is used exclusively in conjunction with the Scissors Switch to activate its razor-sharp blades.
  • Flashake - A milkshake cup that can sprout wings like a penguin, and unlike a penguin, fly around with quick, erratic movements. When equipped with the Flash Switch, it can be used to rush in and quickly blind targets.
  
  Machine Massigler
  
  
  
  The personal vehicle of Kamen Rider Fourze, made for Gentaro by Kengo Utahoshi, and has a maximum speed of up to 500 kilometers per hour. Its official designation is ORB-40F, and exclusively uses hydrogen for fuel. As a result, it has zero carbon emissions. If used in conjunction with the Powerdizer or Fourze’s numerous accelerant Astroswitches, the Massigler may get into the air or even space itself… but never to the moon.
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[ScuffedHeroGeo]

Appearance:





'Quote' (optional): You know you can't win! You can't destroy what I really am! Even if you manage to kill this body, someone even stronger would surface and take my place! Not one death will go unaccounted for, not one!



Name: Son Gohan





Universe From: Dragon Ball AU/Shin Budokai





Gender: Male





Species: Half-Saiyan/Human





Bio: Gohan, the child of Son Goku and Son Chi-Chi. From a young age Gohan was raised to be a scholar, this was something his mother forced upon him. Yet it didn’t bother him at this age, learning was something the boy enjoyed. One day his father decided to take the young boy to meet his friends, should’ve been a peaceful outing. Though that’s how most things go in his life, the wrong way. A stranger donning a tail just like himself appeared, striking down his father and snatching the young boy. Eventually his father and a green man arrived to retrieve Gohan and take care of the kidnapper. It seems the kidnapper is his father’s brother, his uncle. Despite having his uncle outnumbered, the green man known as Piccolo and his father Goku weren’t able to land a strike against him. His uncle beat his father relentlessly. The fact that the boy couldn’t step in and stop the man who claimed to be his uncle from beating his father angered him. This anger awakened the spirit of the Saiyan inside of him, letting his power overflow and allowing him to let go.



Multiple other events passed, in Gohan’s life. To his father’s death, the second kidnapping by his father’s rival Piccolo, to the invasion of the Saiyans, and the death of his master Piccolo. With the death of the Piccolo is the petrification of the Dragon Balls. The Dragon Balls were the only way to revive those who died in the past events. The only way to revive them now is to go to Piccolo’s home world, Namek.



Bulma, Krillin and Gohan went to the supposed peaceful planet Namek. Turns out, the Namekian race are as peaceful as they were told. Though the invaders of the planet weren’t as peaceful as the Namekians. These people are called the Freeza Force, Vegeta, one of the invading Saiyans was apart of this force. Speaking of Vegeta, he’s here on Namek as well, revolting against the Freeza Force. Considering they have a common enemy, Vegeta has joined forces with the group. During their time on Namek, Gohan reaches new heights with his abilities. The elder and leader of the Namekians unleashed the latent power within him. Despite all of this, Gohan couldn’t defeat Recoome of the Ginyu Force. That’s until his father came and saved the day, showing the results of his training. Multiple other events occurred before the group were facing the big bad Freeza themselves. The group were able to hold their own against the powerful being for awhile. Until the being transformed, gaining even more power than before. Immediately Freeza impaled Krillin, tossing him aside, leaving his body limp on the ground. Gohan of course thought Krillin was dead, this angered the both once more, allowing his power to rise stupendously due to his anger. He was able to beat the powered up Freeza down, surprising the tyrant as well. Though this didn’t finish him and the power didn’t last very long.



Freeza was later finished off by his father as he achieved the legendary transformation of the Saiyan race, Super Saiyan. Despite his father defeating Freeza, his father was lost in space for a few years. During this time Gohan had to catch up with his studies. Though soon Goku found his way to Earth and life continued on, until Goku caught a fatal heart disease that later killed him. If that wasn’t enough, androids made by the Red Ribbon with the sole purpose of killing Son Goku awakened. They soon found out that Goku was already dead, so they killed humans and whoever got in their way. Krillin, Tien Shinhan, Piccolo, Yamcha, and even Vegeta were killed by the Androids. Gohan was the last person on Earth who was able to revolt against the Androids and actually survive his encounters. Though he didn’t survive every encounter.

Personality: Gohan was once a fragile timid boy, but that boy is no more. After losing all his friends and his father, that boy wouldn’t survive during these harsh times. Gohan is still a kind soul, always going out of his way to assist others no matter how large or small the task is. Though he has little sympathy for his opponents, taking in Vegeta’s advice about being relentless. If his father was just as relentless, maybe those Androids wouldn’t exist in the first place.

Skills: Mastery of Marital Arts, Swordsmanship, Pressure Point Strikes, and Acrobatics.
Powers/Abilities: Zenaki Boost, Superhuman Attributes, Ki Manipulation, Flight and After Image Creation.

(Super) Kamehameha, (Hyper) Masenko, Solar Flare, Super Saiyan MK I


Weaknesses (If anything notable): N/A


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

 

[Crenando]

Universe From: Dragon Ball AU/Shin Budokai

Just so we're clear, it's one of the timelines from the PSP game, right?

 

[ScuffedHeroGeo]

Just so we're clear, it's one of the timelines from the PSP game, right?

Pretty much.

 

[Birdsie]

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• Gimme 'at spanna'. Wen my newast pro'ekt iz don, der won't be any humiez ter fight!. Orkumundyl Kastelkrumpa

  Name: Orkumundyl Kastelkrumpa
  Universe From: Warhammer 40,000 (Original Character)
  Age: 108 Standard Terran years
  Gender/Sexuality: All of Them (uses male pronouns, "he, him, his.")
  Species: Fungal Organism, Orkoid
  
  
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  Personality: Much like any other Ork, Orkumundyl enjoys a good fight, booming, and the raw, quintessential majesty of dakka. He is, however, unlike the other Orks, in much the same way that Fabius Bile is unlike the other Space Marines or, for that matter, the other Emperor's Children.
  
  For you see, Orkumundyl is an Ork of refined tastes and needs. He doesn't merely feel the calling need for more dakka, he doesn't merely feel a longing for stomping. He is an inventor, and his desire is to invent, manufacture, and then field-test the most exquisite, eye-searingly bright, noisy, smashy, shooty, bomby methods of Ork warfare imaginable. He is a gadgeteer and engineer on par with someone like Iron Man, a connoisseur of martial arts no different from Batman. It is only that his gadgets tend to be far more explosive, and twice as noisy as Iron Man's, and his martial arts mostly consist of smashing someone into the ground like a nail using his Power Klaw.
  
  Backstory: Born on an unknown planet, to an unknown mushroom, Orkumundyl was, since his earliest age, an adherent of machinery and creativity. Even before his hormone-induced, aggression-propelled growth kicked in, during his days as an Ork Boy, a little voice in his head told him to tinker.
  
  Clever and fiendishly inventive from day one, driven ever onward by his instinct to ceaselessly tinker with any and all machines in his general vicinity, Orkumundyl made a name for himself at the ripe age of two years old, when one of his contraptions which combined together liquid plasma, unstable hydrogen, a couple of duct-taped metal canisters, and ludicrous amounts of pink paint opened a direct portal to the Warp in the very heart of the Industrial World his Warband was conquering at the time. Since the resultant daemon horde was a real joy to fight and completely destroyed the human hive city, he was given the sobriquet, 'Kastelkrumpa,' and quickly promoted to actual Mekboy, put underneath the watch of Big Mek Frakbum.
  
  Since then, he's tinkered with various machines and established contraptions and created an insane technology base for his Orkish warband.
  
  Perhaps the most tragic part of his tale - to a human perspective - would be that, through the innate power of Orkish psychic belief field, Orkumundyl had invented some incredible things. Time-stopping devices, zero-point energy generators, and time warpers that could have potentially done away with the necessity of the Warp Drive... All of which he thought pointless, scrapping them for better things, like a Chain Choppa that had been set on fire, and connected to another Chain Choppa on fire, using a long "quartyrstikk." A truly ingenious invention of Orky warfare, which he later presented to the Warboss who accepted the gift with sadistic glee.
  
  After many years of constant tinkering, Orkumundyl accidentally vaporized Big Mek Frakbum, when experimenting with a new idea for a Zagzap based on the, "'ark kanny boy 'echnology," they looted from the Necrons. Due to a constant necessity for new warfare technology, Orkumundyl was promoted on the spot in order to be the new Big Mek.
  
  
• Skills:
  - Orky Warfarr Spushalyst: Orkumundyl has over a hundred years worth of battle experience. He is a veteran of countless wars, against countless opponents. Although Orks rarely practice tactics beyond, "rush the enemy and bash their skulls so far down into their torsos the spine will snap out of their ass," he is a true master of combat: melee, ranged, vehicular, or even while wearing a Meksuit.
  
  - Orky Fyziology: Orkumundyl has the physiology of an average W40k Ork. He grows in size the more aggressive and savage he becomes (as well as the older he is), and is far stronger, faster, and tougher than any one given human, being a match for a Space Marine or similarly superhuman creature in his current form. Because he is a mushroom, he also spreads spores that will eventually grow into more Orks.
  
  - Mekaniak: Orkumundyl has something that could be, charitably, referred to as genius-level engineering.
  
  If he puts his mind to it, there is virtually no science-fiction device that he can't build or rebuild into a more Orky format. Space-ships, laser guns, or lightsabers are all possibilities; however, Orks have a very tall preference for visceral effects, so none of them are likely. He won't build "time-stop watches" because they're, relatively speaking, useless to an Ork, whose only desire is to fight and see the enemy bleed and lose.
  
  He is going to, however, very eagerly build ridiculous bullshit, like a sixty-foot-tall can-shaped mecha with a massive cannon that shoots balls that explode on impact and release active chainsaws as shrapnel.
  
  Most of his devices do not work on conventional physics, instead relying on the psychic belief field generated by Orks passively. As such, if a human were to loot one of his creations (that weren't specifically created to be used by a human,) they will fall apart on the first use.
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  - Psychic: All Orks, even the weakest one, are mildly psychic in various ways. Although this only manifests as the most stereotypical "telekinesis and lightning beams" approach in the case of the Weirdboyz, every other Ork adds to the cumulative, "Ork belief field" which Orks generate, and which causes reality to sputter and fail in a myriad of ways. A phenomenon in this field becomes stronger the more Orks believe in it. This field is also what allows the ramshackle Ork technology to operate without exploding or failing: their technology is quite literally held together with the power of belief.
  
  A common example of this power is in color. Orks believe, for example, that "red wunz go fasta!" which means that any vehicle/projectile/thing/person that is painted red and then interacted with by an Ork will, subsequently, move significantly faster. They also believe that yellow things are more explodey, and that painting something purple renders it borderline invisible: a tactic often used by Ork kommando units, since, well... "'ave ya eva' seen a purple ork!?"
  
  Gear:
  
  - Mek's Tools.
  
  - Mega Armour: Mega armour is the heaviest variety of Ork Armour, a suit of massively thick and heavy armor over a powered exoskeleton. Its weight (a ton or more) and complexity make it difficult to move and slow down its user, but it can withstand insane amounts of punishment, almost as much as Imperial Terminator Armour. Piston-enchased metal limbs of mega armour give the wearer phenomenal strength. It has an integrated Personal Tellyporta which can be used to teleport the user and a small squad of troops into a given location, as well as a Kustom Force Field.
  
  - Power Klaw: An armored, powered gauntlet, strapped to an Ork's arm with a piston-driven pincer comprising two to three snapping blades. These are sheathed in energy the same way a Power Fist is, and so can effortlessly rip through any armor, tearing any enemy into bloody paste. It is particularly effective against vehicles. These weapons are amongst the biggest and choppiest an Ork can possess and often serve as a symbol of status as well as a weapon.
  
  - Kustom Kombi-Shoota: A combination weapon: the main barrel is a shoota (rifle) which produces a veritable font of dakka (firepower), and also has a secondary barrel which fires yellow-painted rokkits for dealing with more annoying opponents that refuse to yield to superior dakka.
  
  - Explosives: As with most Ork Mekboyz, Orkumundyl maintains an impressive and vast array of explodey bits. These include: Stikkbombs, Bigbomms, Burna Bottles, and whatever else is necessary at a given time. Given Ork belief power, he can produce most of these using the stuff you'd find at the local grocery store.
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  - Single-Minded: Manipulating an Ork is as easy as manipulating a lightswitch on the wall next to you. All it takes to have an Ork on your side is to convince said Ork that, if they stick with you, you can provide them with enough fighting and winning to sustain them for a good time. Naturally, they will turn on you afterward if given the option, but if you're smart, you'll be able to avoid the fallout.
  
  - Psychic Belief Field: Some rare individuals have made use of the Orks', "belief equals power" ability, such as Commissar Yarrick. Through sheer ingenuity, Yarrick managed to turn himself into a "legendary figure" among some of the Orcish warbands he fought. He ripped off the Warboss' Power Klaw bionik and had it attached to himself, and it kept working in spite of being an Orkish invention, due to the belief field. When the Orks started circulating rumors that Yarrick can "kill with a gaze," he also had a bionic eye built into his cranium, which fired explosive laser beams. He soon became the menace of Orks everywhere. Someone else, equally ingenious or knowledgeable in Orkish custom and power, could likely do the same as Yarrick.
  
  
• Quotes:
  "WAAAGH!!!"
  "Orkz iz made fo' fightin' and winnin', and you'z betta bet we gon' win!"
  
  Theme Song:
  
  
  

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:

• Kasumi Yoshizawa
• Violet

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"I've read in the reports that the Phantom Thieves' physical abilities are more acrobatic than the average person. It seems you've gained an aptitude for speciality equipment as well. Wouldn't a natural conclusion to draw be that you were trained by an expert in that field?"

Name:
Kasumi Yoshizawa/Violet
Real name: Sumire Yoshizawa

Universe From:
Persona 5 Royal

Gender:
Female

Species:
Human

Bio (Short/Long, who gives a shit?):
Kasumi is a cheerful, elegant and friendly person with a seemingly perfect life, as she received a Shujin scholarship and was (supposedly) nearly uncontested in gymnastic competitions. She also appears to be quite clumsy and careless, as she is shown outright missing the mark at the batting cages even if her reflexes are usually excellent, and she lets her phone's battery run out while texting the protagonist. Despite the fact that she can cook, she is unpredictable and somewhat awkward at it, since she isn't sure about the ingredients, and she often uses stamina replenishing food due to her gymnast tendencies. She has high metabolism, and as such can put away a large amount of food and still ask for seconds. She always refers to her fellow friends as "Senpai" no matter the situation, since she's the youngest member of the Phantom Thieves who had an educative degree.

Personality:
Despite her supposedly cheerful and bold personality, she does feel depressed sometimes for no apparent reason, and when practicing gymnastics, she often felt like that her body isn't hers and she cannot execute complicated moves properly despite knowing how to use them.

Skills:
Kasumi is actually a decent cook... not great but serviceable.
Violet is a skilled gymnast

Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities):
As a Phantom Thief, Violet has the ability to summon her persona, Cendrillon

Weaknesses:
She could not summon Cendrillon outside of the metaverse and in spite of her otherworldly feats is still human.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE YOUNG PHANTOM THIEF, VIOLET, IN PERSONA 5 ROYAL!​

 

[Gundam Watcher 27]

• Physical Appearance
• Background info
• skills/Abilities

• 
  "I'm just an average highschool student, that is all!"
  
  
• 
  Universe From:
  Cardfight Vanguard IF (AU)
  
  Gender:
  Male
  
  Species:
  Human
  
  Bio:
  The IF universe is home to many different possibilities, and with various alternate versions of people from the real world. Ren Suzugamori is from the Vanguard Rider universe, home to a group of masked heroes known as the Vanguard Riders. These heroes fight the wicked aliens known as the deletors who have the goal of destroying the earth.
  
  Personality:
  Ren is somewhat forgetful at times, and at other times he is just silly, but he is always looking out for his friends and will never run from a fight. When he transforms into Blaster Dark Diablo, he takes on a Reckless, yet tough persona.
• 
  Skills:
  Cooking
  Cleaning
  Being the classic pretty boy that girls fall in love with.
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  "Slice through the wicked with your blade of Darkness! Ride: Blaster Dark Diablo!"
  
  
  The ability known as Ride, is the power a Vanguard Rider possesses in which the Rider who has a strong bond with a creature or being from the other dimensional planet cray can become that very being, and in doing so, gains both their powers and abilities. When Ren Rides Blaster Dark Diablo, he gains the power of flight, super strength, and high speed combat ability.
  

 

[Bixir]

"I... want to try new things. Walk new paths. Find new partners."​

• Profile
• Biography
• Personality
• Skills & Powers
• Weaknesses

• Name
  Scott Summers (Cyclops)
  
  
  Universe From
  Marvel Comics
  
  
  Gender
  Male
  
  
  Species
  Homo Superior
• 
  Scott’s childhood was mostly a blur, marked by their tragic orphaning at an early age. When the Summers family was returning home from a family vacation in their vintage plane, they were under attack by the Shi’ar Empire. Before Scott or his younger brother Alex could realize what was going on, their mother gave them the only parachute and forced them out of the plane to save them from the ensuing explosion. Although they managed to survive, they suffered traumatic amnesia from the fall, and were sent to the State Home for Foundlings, an orphanage in Nebraska., after they recovered. There, conditions worsened for Scott and his younger brother Alex in just about every way, least of all the hazing. Scott knew that he needed to be strong for both of them, understanding - though with great distress - that whatever dreams he had about getting justice for people like him and his brother would have to wait in line while he made sure that they made it through this in one piece. For them, even that courtesy was difficult to assure. The bullies at the foster home were relentless, well aware of just how much the Summers boys had gone through. They eventually pushed hard enough. Had Scott turned around to face the onlooking crowd, the beams shooting out from his eyes may well have leveled the boarding house. Then and there, the life of Scott Summers drew to a fateful close.
  
  It might have, had he not been found by one Charles Xavier. He had become keenly aware of Scott’s predicament, fostering a feeling that something more may be at play than the mundane tribulations of a young boy plagued by a system that had abandoned them. The professor persuaded the belligerent patron of the home to allow him to take Scott off their hands. Though Scott worried that it would simply be exchanging one household of oppression for another, something about the professor gave him pause in his paranoia. Scott couldn’t place it then, but he would later recognize it as the feeling of having a family to truly call his own.
  
  
  
  The Xavier Institute had only recently been founded, though its facilities and community was no less welcoming to Scott, and others who were forming the first class of students that Charles Xavier hoped to raise on his estate. During this time, Charles gave Scott his first ruby quartz visor to help contain his mutation, helping give him a sense of identity for the first time in his life. Scott admitted that Xavier felt more familiar to him than his father had in the limited time that he had known him. After all, his father Christopher had hardly been able to manage the energy to look after - or even raise - his two boys. Charles would be there for Scott to this day, doing what he could to reassure him of his faults and steer him on what he thought was the best path for him. For Scott, Charles Xavier may as well have always been his father.
  
  And then there were the rest of the kids. Scott grew to know them all over the next few years - Warren Worthington III, a stuffy son of upper-crust New York elite; Hank McCoy, an overgrown scientist with a love for gymnastics; Bobby Drake, the most anxious goofball Scott ever knew, and of course, Jean Grey, the sweet, soulful telepath - very closely, as friends and as a found family. They all came from disparaging backgrounds, compounded by these strange abilities that manifested in moments of great trauma. Together, however, they would come to terms with these powers, and, perhaps in time, use them to help others like them out of crisis. So went the dream of Charles Xavier.
  
  Perhaps it might have, if not for the fate of these same X-Men from the far future. The Beast from then believed that their past selves were necessary for the problems that they were now facing. This backfired in several ways: Frayed between a now tenuous relationship with Jean (whom he still hadn’t mustered the courage to confess his feelings for her), coming to terms with the apparent reputation of his future self, and still trying to come to terms with his struggles prior to this revelation, Scott decided to run away from the Xavier School. He needed to find closure with his own past, and to find his own place.
  
  
  
  For a time, that was with the Champions. After being inspired by Ms. Marvel and her call to action for young heroes in New Tokyo to step up as heroes of the own, Scott was among the first to answer that call. Kamala, Viv, Amadeus and others were family…but even that didn’t last, as much as he wished it would. Scott went his own way yet again, feeling both that he needed to be his own for a while, and that he needed to - for the third time - find his own family. He feels more lost than ever before, worried that this city will swallow him up before he has a chance to prove himself as the hero, the person he wants to be, and the monster that he hopes to never become.
• Scott Summers is not what you would necessarily call a charismatic person, however much that may be the contrary at times. Scott was orphaned at a young age, dropped on his head a few times a child, and was separated from his brother(s) for most of his formative years. Because of this social stunting (among many other reasons), Scott can be a bit of a bummer. As far as Scott is concerned, there simply isn’t room for relaxing or acting like a kid. This leads to him sometimes coming off like an old man in a child’s body, bereft of pop culture understanding or social skills that should seem obvious. Scott still isn’t the best at picking up on social cues or making connections that would seem obvious to others. Scott does know how to have fun… but it’s not always evident.
  
  
  
  Scott has undergone a great many terrible things in his life, all as a child. Scott is no doubt a strong, resilient soul for having endured his hardships, but he is not by any means put together. The burden of what his future self apparently became continues to weigh on Scott’s psyche, however much those still close to him may be able to ease that pain. This upbringing permanently instilled a sense of mandatory leadership and inspiration into Scott. He feels compelled to rise to the occasion for others, to be perfect in everything that he does at all times, lest he let everyone around him - and thus, himself - down. Scott does his best in life in spite of these many factors of stress and anxiety, though they are all inevitably there, never truly going away. It is unlikely that they ever will.
  
  Scott would never admit it, but he cares more about the communities that he has been a part of than he has ever cared about himself. The childhood he had prior to the incident are fleeting moments now, too colored by what had come afterward and the families he gained to replace the one that he had quickly lost. His sense of community, personal values, and leaderly demeanor are owed entirely to these found families. Though poor substitutes for a proper family, they helped fill the void Scott has felt about himself and what he has to offer. So long as he is able to be of use to a group or even to just one person, he can find purpose in life. This is not at all to say that Scott does not have a personality of his own, or that he is “boring” compared to his more colorful teammates. If anything, Scott is an incredibly insightful and endearing person once you get to know him. He has a fierce devotion to justice and does his best to right wrongs wherever he sees them. He wants the best for everyone, provided that it does not jeopardize the circumstances of others. He won’t leave anyone behind, and he’ll be damned if someone tries to tell him that something can’t be done. You’ll only make him succeed that much harder in spite of the odds.
• Optic Blasts
  Scott’s mutation causes his eyes to project continuous beams of overwhelming concussive force whenever they are open. The intensity of these blasts is concurrent with the length of time Scott sustains them, as well as being affected by his amount of focus or the intensity of his current emotional state. A standard blast is capable of sending humans and most armored metahumans flying down the street, whereas more powerful beams can cause devastating damage to otherwise invulnerable targets. Without ruby quartz lenses, Scott’s blasts can’t be stopped from leaving his eyes for as long as they are open. With a custom made visor or glasses made of this unique substance, however, Scott may selectively release optic blasts by exposing his eyes or filtering the visor. He has become particularly tactical with his optic blasts, using an advanced understanding of geometry to maximize his effectiveness in close spaces and even ricocheting his blasts off of surfaces at precise angles to attack otherwise safe targets.
  
  Team Leader
  Scott Summers isn’t new to the superhero game. Trained to use his superpowers ever since he was a child by Charles Xavier, then later by the “current” X-Men, and most recently with the Champions, he has several years of experience using his powers to help others, as well as teamwork and leadership skills, both in and outside of his time as a part of a superhero team. Scott is a natural leader, and is equipped to tackle most situations with quick thinking and sharp discipline.
  
  Pilot
  Scott has more experience piloting all sorts of vehicles than he ought to legally admit, on account of the fact that most of this operation was done without a license, without a legal adult chaperone, in perilous situations, or, as the case often was, all of the above. This was the case even before Scott joined the X-Men, often tagging along with his dad on airplane trips. Scott’s vehicular familiarity includes the Blackbird, motorcycles, snowmobiles, sailboats, helicopters, and more.
• Ruby Quartz
  Scott cannot see like other people can. Every time he opens his eyes, it unleashes his power, which has resulted in numerous destructive accidents. The only material that can contain this energy are ruby quartz materials; nothing else will work, short of reality manipulation itself. If Scott is somehow deprived of his ruby quartz glasses or visor, he is effectively blind, as he is often too afraid to risk opening his eyes, for fear he may hurt people or put them in danger. Similarly, any armor that is made out of ruby quartz is completely immune to Scott’s optic blasts.
  
  Thought Police
  Scott’s measured experience with telepaths and those capable of mental manipulations have conditioned him to be exceptionally pragmatic with how he frames his thoughts. While he obviously cannot alter his brain patterns to make him more difficult to read, Scott is more wary whenever he is in the company of those capable of reading his mind. His relationship with Jean Grey has helped him come to terms with how his mind works, though he cannot help but monitor his thoughts to try to be less obtrusive, as well as to keep secrets he wishes to remain secret far from the surface.

 

[Vsland]

Quote:
'It's hero time'

Name:
Benjamin Kirby 'Ben' Tennyson
Ben 10

Universe From:
Ben 10 Omniverse

Gender:
Male

Sexual Orientation:
Heterosexual

Species:
Human

Bio:
Benjamin Kirby "Ben" Tennyson was a normal ten-year-old kid until he found the Omnitrix, a powerful watch-like device that allowed him to turn into ten different aliens. Though initially immature and clumsy, Ben grew to be a true hero. By the time he was sixteen, he had become famous in not only his hometown of Bellwood, but on Earth and beyond. Ben has also been deputized by the Plumbers and gained more aliens as time progressed.

Personality:
Initially cocky, childish and arrogant, Ben's immaturity and attention-seeking behavior often led him to joke around, regardless of the situation. His allies often criticized his attitude, unaware of the fact that he used humor to mask his fears. Despite some childish attitude, he was heroic, caring and generally good-natured, always willing to save others at any time.

Over the years, Ben has displayed good leadership skills, as well as the ability to adapt his attitude to a situation, becoming serious when it's called for. He became more mature, responsible and sensible. He's kind-hearted, willing to sacrifice even his own life for others. His idealistic views and unwillingness to compromise his values – aspects condemned by Azmuth, yet commended by others – sometimes drive him to act against reason, such as helping his enemies if they need it. Professor Paradox has praised Ben's good nature, going so far as to say he had the gift to make the right choices at the right moments.

However, when Ben fails to save someone, or if someone gets hurt because of his failures, he becomes angry and much more violent. Perhaps the most notable of these instances is when Kevin willingly mutated himself to succeed where Ben had failed and stop Aggregor, Ben was set on killing Kevin, even fighting Gwen when she refused to help him. He also threatened to hunt down and destroy the Forever Knights once making Driscoll promise to cease the hunting of aliens.

Though often stated to be silly or unintelligent because of his immaturity, Ben is cunning and resourceful when needed, quickly adapting when the Omnitrix doesn't provide him with the alien he wanted.

Later on, Ben starts thinking of himself as more of a superhero than a Plumber, often remarking that he's not a cop, but a superhero. Although he once again became cocky, he retained his selfless and heroic nature.

Skills:
Ben has been trained in hand-to-hand combat by black belt Gwen, Max, as well as various years fighting aliens, and received a basic Plumber training. He proved to be quite skilled in basic hand-to-hand combat as well armed and unarmed combat, being able to easily dodge shots from Manny's blasters and proceed to disarm him while in human form. Ben was able to hold his own against Pierce, and Max hinted that Ben was a highly skilled fighter, even as a human. Another hint of his exceptional hand-to-hand skill is when he succeeded in the Plumbers' Academy with a 95 out of a 100. He is also a crafty fighter and actually uses freestyle fighting.

It's evident that Ben is smart in some respects, possessing an above average intelligence. It was even stated by Gwen that he really isn't working up to his potential at school. He also has fairly moderate grades. Physics and Chemistry are his toughest subjects, yet he still maintains a B+ average.

Ben has a good memory, as he was perfectly capable of remembering and writing down the mystic rune-like symbols for entering the inter-dimensional realm of Ledgerdomain with just one glance from a distance.

Ben is also a cross dominant, skillfully wielding tools and weapons in either hand, in human or alien form.

Powers/Abilities:
Ben is the wielder of the Omnitrix (formerly the Ultimatrix and first Omnitrix), which gave him the power to modify his own genetic code in order to turn into various alien creatures. Traditionally, he could only transform into ten aliens at the beginning of both the original series and Alien Force, but he later gains additional forms by either unlocking them or by scanning the DNA of aliens he meets.

When transforming into an alien, Ben gets all the creature's features, including its appearance, voice, all of its unique and special abilities and powers, strengths and weaknesses. Though he mostly retains his personality, there are some cases where the transformation causes a change in it, like with Rath and Jury Rigg.

Though he usually uses his alien forms to fight, he can impersonate aliens as he did with Water Hazard to convince P'andor to go home, and though he was unsuccessful at convincing him, P'andor believed him to be Bivalvan.

In addition to the primary transformations and evolutionary function, the Omnitrixes and Ultimatrix can both be used for various purposes. Both have a built-in Universal Translator that allows Ben to communicate with most aliens that don't speak English.

The prototype Omnitrix displayed the ability to manipulate and repair genetic damage, a function he used to cure DNAliens and save the Highbreed from extinction. Azmuth also mentioned that Ben could use the prototype Omnitrix to bring back to life any species stored on Primus.

The Omnitrix also has a failsafe to help prevent Ben from dying. If Ben is in mortal danger and the Omnitrix is in recharge mode, it will automatically go into active mode.

Weaknesses:
Whenever the Omnitrix times out, Ben is left powerless until he either dodges or switches to a new alien form. In addition to gaining the selected alien's powers and strengths, he gains its weaknesses. Additionally, at times the natural biological behavior of certain aliens can override Ben's behavior, such as Big Chill's reproductive phase or Swampfire's blossoming process. Furthermore, any illness Ben is experiencing in his human form will also affect his alien forms.

Whenever Ben unlocks a new alien form, he is at a disadvantage of not knowing its abilities and weaknesses until he gains experience with using the new alien.

Despite his experience in using the Omnitrixes and Ultimatrix, Ben still does not know every function of them. Due to his inquisitive nature and impatience, he has accidentally unlocked new functions such as the Master Control and the randomizer, which can at times do more harm than good.

Though the current Omnitrix is designed to work only for him, Ben still has not mastered it. According to Azmuth, Ben may get the Master Control on his 18th birthday.

The Omnitrix does not actually mistransform, but rather it is due to Ben hitting the Omnitrix too hard, thereby causing the time-out function to select another alien at random.

Ben has an allergy to peanuts and has a fear of peacocks. He also has coulrophobia, the fear of clowns.

Ben's left eye twitches whenever he tells a lie, but only Kevin appears to notice this.

Ben appears to have a short attention span at times, and more often than not it can get him into trouble.

Though he has matured substantially since receiving the original Omnitrix, he is still a teenager with much to learn and is prone to irrational impulses and recklessness.

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Quote:
'It's hero time'

Name:
Benjamin Kirby 'Ben' Tennyson
Ben 10

Universe From:
Ben 10 Omniverse

Gender:
Male

Sexual Orientation:
Heterosexual

Species:
Human

Bio:
Benjamin Kirby "Ben" Tennyson was a normal ten-year-old kid until he found the Omnitrix, a powerful watch-like device that allowed him to turn into ten different aliens. Though initially immature and clumsy, Ben grew to be a true hero. By the time he was sixteen, he had become famous in not only his hometown of Bellwood, but on Earth and beyond. Ben has also been deputized by the Plumbers and gained more aliens as time progressed.

Personality:
Initially cocky, childish and arrogant, Ben's immaturity and attention-seeking behavior often led him to joke around, regardless of the situation. His allies often criticized his attitude, unaware of the fact that he used humor to mask his fears. Despite some childish attitude, he was heroic, caring and generally good-natured, always willing to save others at any time.

Over the years, Ben has displayed good leadership skills, as well as the ability to adapt his attitude to a situation, becoming serious when it's called for. He became more mature, responsible and sensible. He's kind-hearted, willing to sacrifice even his own life for others. His idealistic views and unwillingness to compromise his values – aspects condemned by Azmuth, yet commended by others – sometimes drive him to act against reason, such as helping his enemies if they need it. Professor Paradox has praised Ben's good nature, going so far as to say he had the gift to make the right choices at the right moments.

However, when Ben fails to save someone, or if someone gets hurt because of his failures, he becomes angry and much more violent. Perhaps the most notable of these instances is when Kevin willingly mutated himself to succeed where Ben had failed and stop Aggregor, Ben was set on killing Kevin, even fighting Gwen when she refused to help him. He also threatened to hunt down and destroy the Forever Knights once making Driscoll promise to cease the hunting of aliens.

Though often stated to be silly or unintelligent because of his immaturity, Ben is cunning and resourceful when needed, quickly adapting when the Omnitrix doesn't provide him with the alien he wanted.

Later on, Ben starts thinking of himself as more of a superhero than a Plumber, often remarking that he's not a cop, but a superhero. Although he once again became cocky, he retained his selfless and heroic nature.

Skills:
Ben has been trained in hand-to-hand combat by black belt Gwen, Max, as well as various years fighting aliens, and received a basic Plumber training. He proved to be quite skilled in basic hand-to-hand combat as well armed and unarmed combat, being able to easily dodge shots from Manny's blasters and proceed to disarm him while in human form. Ben was able to hold his own against Pierce, and Max hinted that Ben was a highly skilled fighter, even as a human. Another hint of his exceptional hand-to-hand skill is when he succeeded in the Plumbers' Academy with a 95 out of a 100. He is also a crafty fighter and actually uses freestyle fighting.

It's evident that Ben is smart in some respects, possessing an above average intelligence. It was even stated by Gwen that he really isn't working up to his potential at school. He also has fairly moderate grades. Physics and Chemistry are his toughest subjects, yet he still maintains a B+ average.

Ben has a good memory, as he was perfectly capable of remembering and writing down the mystic rune-like symbols for entering the inter-dimensional realm of Ledgerdomain with just one glance from a distance.

Ben is also a cross dominant, skillfully wielding tools and weapons in either hand, in human or alien form.

Powers/Abilities:
Ben is the wielder of the Omnitrix (formerly the Ultimatrix and first Omnitrix), which gave him the power to modify his own genetic code in order to turn into various alien creatures. Traditionally, he could only transform into ten aliens at the beginning of both the original series and Alien Force, but he later gains additional forms by either unlocking them or by scanning the DNA of aliens he meets.

When transforming into an alien, Ben gets all the creature's features, including its appearance, voice, all of its unique and special abilities and powers, strengths and weaknesses. Though he mostly retains his personality, there are some cases where the transformation causes a change in it, like with Rath and Jury Rigg.

Though he usually uses his alien forms to fight, he can impersonate aliens as he did with Water Hazard to convince P'andor to go home, and though he was unsuccessful at convincing him, P'andor believed him to be Bivalvan.

In addition to the primary transformations and evolutionary function, the Omnitrixes and Ultimatrix can both be used for various purposes. Both have a built-in Universal Translator that allows Ben to communicate with most aliens that don't speak English.

The prototype Omnitrix displayed the ability to manipulate and repair genetic damage, a function he used to cure DNAliens and save the Highbreed from extinction. Azmuth also mentioned that Ben could use the prototype Omnitrix to bring back to life any species stored on Primus.

The Omnitrix also has a failsafe to help prevent Ben from dying. If Ben is in mortal danger and the Omnitrix is in recharge mode, it will automatically go into active mode.

Weaknesses:
Whenever the Omnitrix times out, Ben is left powerless until he either dodges or switches to a new alien form. In addition to gaining the selected alien's powers and strengths, he gains its weaknesses. Additionally, at times the natural biological behavior of certain aliens can override Ben's behavior, such as Big Chill's reproductive phase or Swampfire's blossoming process. Furthermore, any illness Ben is experiencing in his human form will also affect his alien forms.

Whenever Ben unlocks a new alien form, he is at a disadvantage of not knowing its abilities and weaknesses until he gains experience with using the new alien.

Despite his experience in using the Omnitrixes and Ultimatrix, Ben still does not know every function of them. Due to his inquisitive nature and impatience, he has accidentally unlocked new functions such as the Master Control and the randomizer, which can at times do more harm than good.

Though the current Omnitrix is designed to work only for him, Ben still has not mastered it. According to Azmuth, Ben may get the Master Control on his 18th birthday.

The Omnitrix does not actually mistransform, but rather it is due to Ben hitting the Omnitrix too hard, thereby causing the time-out function to select another alien at random.

Ben has an allergy to peanuts and has a fear of peacocks. He also has coulrophobia, the fear of clowns.

Ben's left eye twitches whenever he tells a lie, but only Kevin appears to notice this.

Ben appears to have a short attention span at times, and more often than not it can get him into trouble.

Though he has matured substantially since receiving the original Omnitrix, he is still a teenager with much to learn and is prone to irrational impulses and recklessness.

Welcome back. ( Count Gensokyo )

 

[Bixir]

“You are not evil. You are a mutant. And never let anyone tell you those are the same things.”

​

• Profile
• Biography
• Personality
• Skills & Powers
• Weaknesses
• Other

• Name
  Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina {Magik}
  
  
  Universe From
  Marvel Comics
  
  
  Gender
  Female
  
  
  Height
  5’5”
  
  
  Weight
  130 lbs
  
  
  Species
  Homo Superior
• Life in Soviet Russia, like many things in Soviet Russia, was difficult. Illyana was the youngest of three siblings, though she would only know the first of her two brothers, Piotr, for a long time before learning of the mad cosmonaut Mikhail. They were estranged from their roots as far-flung descendants of the sorcerer Grigori Rasputin, living on a farm in the Ust-Ordynsky Collective in Siberia, not in the slightest aware of their true nature. Illyana did not remember much of her childhood in that place, save for the first of her brother’s many formative experiences: when a runaway tractor threatened to run her over, Piotr’s mutation manifested as he ran to intercept, becoming the massive man of metal that came to be known as Colossus.
  
  As the matter of homo superior became more pronounced for their family, Piotr was recruited to the X-Men. Illyana did not follow at first, instead left with caretakers back in Siberia. This quickly backfired when Miss Locke came for her on Arcade’s behalf in rounding up loved ones of the X-Men to force them to participate in one of his Murderworld traps. After she was freed, Professor Xavier bestowed upon her the ability to speak English, something that he felt she would need when she began her stay at the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters.
  
  
  
  
  When Illyana was six, she was visited by an ancient sorcerer by the name of Belasco, who whisked her away to the sinister realm of Limbo as his successor. At that time, Kitty Pryde help Illyana’s hand for a second, before she was taken by Belasco. As a part of this process, Belasco took part of Illyana’s soul and used it to create a Bloodstone, a font of dark arcane power that she could use, at the price of being Belasco’s slave. Among her trials and tribulations under Belasco, Illyana suffered at the hands of his grotesque servant, S’ym, a creature that would come to torment her and the X-Men at numerous turns. For a time, Illyana was trained by alternate versions of the X-Men who were also trapped in this dimension. Storm taught Illyana how to use magic, in ways that she wish that she could use magic rather than Belasco wanted her to, while Shadowcat taught Illyana how to fight (as well as a child could fight against demons and a centuries-old sorcerer, anyway). It mattered little when Illyana’s mutation of teleportation discs manifested before Belasco. She was forced to kill this version of Shadowcat to save Storm in a cruel test by her captor, who she then killed to spare the horror of becoming sacrificed for Belasco’s latest ritual. After burying the only friends Illyana knew in her life, she used her newfound powers to escape Limbo for a moment and visit her family’s farm. After this final disconnect from her former life, Illyana manifested the Soulsword for the first time, and returned to Limbo to defeat Belasco once and for all.
  
  In the years of torment and anguish that Illyana suffered in Limbo, a single second had passed for the X-Men when she had been taken by Belasco. She left the details of all that had happened to herself, not at all ready (nor would she ever be) to share that trauma with anyone… well, almost anyone. Illyana was now the same age as Kitty, and as they began to stay at the Xavier School as roommates, they became very close, something that affected the Soulsword over time. It was at this point that Illyana became known as Magik, now that she was an up-and-coming mutant superhero. She vented her frustrations harsher than she should have with her teammates, which at first came to a head when they fought the terrifying Demon Bear. Using Illyana’s Soulsword, which began to manifest as growing armor pieces over her body, they were able to banish the creature, revealing it to be Danielle Moonstar’s parents.
  
  In the years that followed, Illyana’s temperament did not seem to improve. If anything, it only became more volatile as she indulged Belasco’s teachings more and more, particularly whenever she was rebuked by a paternalistic Xavier or treated with fear by many of her New Mutant peers. It also became increasingly evident to her that her sorcery - which she had thus far kept a secret from the others - was significantly weaker on Earth than it was in Limbo, particularly since she had purged most of Belasco’s influence from Limbo. To remedy this, Illyana began to practice her cross-dimension teleporting by sending many of her enemies to Limbo to help increase her power. This proved especially useful when the New Mutants were included in Kulan Gath’s invasion of Earth from the Hyborian Era. Working under Doctor Strange, he and Illyana were able to travel far enough back in time to thwart the mad sorcerer’s rise to power before it could become a threat. This experience with Dr. Strange successfully tempered Illyana’s demeanor where others had failed, as well as opening her mind to the possibilities of what magic could mean that wasn’t rooted in evil or darkness.
  
  Illyana’s “teaching moments” continued when the New Mutants were taken to Asgard by Amora the Enchantress as pawns in her schemes. She was fascinated by the untapped power within Illyana, bringing out a mysterious entity known as the “Darkchylde” to do her bidding. Amora was eventually defeated and Illyana was restored to her former self, though something new felt uneasy within her. That awakening would happen much later, at everyone’s peril.
  
  As much as Illyana attempted to weather her inner storm, fate had other plans. She became increasingly resentful and distant from her “home” of Limbo after it became overrun with the Trans-Mode Virus after an altercation with Magus, Warlock’s father. She grew distant from both the New Mutants and the X-Men over the purported death of her brother, and then their beloved teammate Doug Ramsey. Her Darkchylde persona only became more pronounced in these encounters and others that followed, prompting Illyana to become more reclusive, paranoid of what may lead to her losing control and wreaking untold havoc.
  
  
  
  
  Those fears were soon realized at the hands of S’ym. Among Illyana’s growing paranoia and anxiety, he was able to seize control of Limbo from under her fingertips, and manipulated circumstances that forced Illyana to teleport herself and the rest of the New Mutants to Limbo, where her dark past came to light. While Inferno plagued New York City, Illyana’s Magik armor enveloped her completely at this point, which prompted her Darkchylde to manifest independent of herself. The Darkchylde nearly succeeded in destroying this other version of herself and all of New York, but was stopped by Wolfsbane who appealed to the demonic entity’s sense of closure: this younger Illyana would bring peace to her older self, and everything that she had suffered. Relenting the Darkchylde, returning to Limbo with S’ym’s demon hordes. In so doing, the Darkchylde undid the existence of the identity of Magik, leaving only the innocent child Illyana, before she had been taken by Belasco. With this, Illyana’s Soulsword was passed on to Kitty, to whom Illyana had been the most connected before she lost her powers.
  
  Despite Rahne’s intentions, tragedy continued to follow Illyana. She was the first to die of the Legacy Virus, fatal to all mutants, even though her powers did not manifest for her in her young age. Although Amanda Sefton became the new Magik with Illyana’s passing, it was far from the last anyone would hear of the fated Rasputina. Many years later, Belasco returned, using Illyana’s Bloodstone that he had kept to resurrect her in her Darkchylde form under his control to help him wrest control of Limbo from Amanda Sefton. After struggles with the New X-Men and Belasco both, this soulless simulcra of Illyana returned to Earth, searching for her Soulsword that was now in the possession of her brother Piotr, who (at the moment) was now very much alive. Together, they were able to stop Belassco and his daughter once more, at last destroying Illyana’s Bloodstone and returning her soul to its rightful body.
  
  
  
  
  It was in that moment that this Illyana found herself in Battleworld, born again, with her destiny at last completely up to her, and her alone. As much as she longed to search for Piotr and the rest of the X-Men and New Mutants, Illyana decided to travel abroad; partly to familiarize herself with this new world, but more importantly to seek out a man she recalled from one of her past lives. Doctor Stephen Strange was the same sorcerer supreme that she remembered, more than eager to finish her training in sorcery, black or otherwise. The caveat of this training was assisting Doctor Strange and his associates with stopping the Empirikul in their attempt to “purify” magic in this new universe. Illyana did so, and in spades. Although the Xavier School would always be Illyana’s home, Magik remains her true calling.
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  In any other life, Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina may have been a happy, or perhaps even ordinary child. That hope was extinguished when she was whisked away to Limbo by the wretched demon Belasco. Illyana is comfortable in her identity as a dark sorceress, master of Limbo and all its demons. She has no illusions about the kind of person that she is now, a hardened, indomitable warrior has died many times over and only returned from beyond the veil that much stronger, triumphant over those who doubted her power. But her sense of awareness, of who, what, she is, has not dwindled whatsoever. She sees herself a lost cause, someone whose dark nature is inescapable. She strives to do good and to help others not in spite of, but because of that heritage.
  
  Troubled and eternally angst-ridden though she may be, Illyana is an earnest, heroic person. As a member of the New Mutants, and at times of the X-Men, she wants to do her best to protect others, especially those downtrodden like her and her friends. She knows that her pain and anguish is not something that others can readily relate to, but she is no less aware of what her status as a mutant means for her in society, her demonic baggage aside. Though mutants are less hated and feared in Battleworld than the life she knew before, Illyana knows that it doesn’t take much for public opinion of mutants to change. And when - not if - that time comes, she will be ready to throw in her lot with the people who have always been her family.
  
  Behind the veneer of a demoness warlord, the aura of champion for mutants, the aloof, gothic airs of Illyana Rasputin, is a child. She is still that same six-year-old child that was taken by Belasco, lost and afraid of the wide world around her. That image is fixed in her mind’s eye, her true self that she strives to keep from everyone around her, especially those closest to her. Illyana is a vulnerable, terrified girl, yet also one hopeful and earnest for a world that she remains uncertain she is fit to belong in.
• Multilingual
  Illyana was born Russian, and learned to speak it from an early age. When she came to the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters, Charles Xavier tapped into Illyana’s mind, parsing the ability to speak and write English overnight.
  
  Stepping Discs
  
  
  
  Illyana’s mutation allows her to telepathically create and control “stepping discs” which can be used to travel from one point to another. At first, this ability did not seem dissimilar from Nightcrawler’s, though it is distinct in a wide number of ways. The primary difference is that Illyana’s form of teleportation relies on her connection to the dimension of Limbo. It is unclear whether this means that Illyana was genetically determined to be tied to Limbo, or if this was a result of her mutation manifesting while in Limbo. If for any reason Illyana does not have a connection to Limbo, her Stepping Discs will not be able to work, as they rely on that power to function. At first, these discs could only move a single target dozens of feet at a time. Once Illyana fully realized her abilities, she could teleport up to numerous people across time and space. Using Limbo as a focal point, Illyana directs energy from her native dimension to spirit these discs to any destination of her choosing at the speed of thought. This has even be used to teleport herself and others across galaxies, particularly when the X-Men needed to interact with the far-flung Shi’ar Empire.
  
  Magical Girl
  Illyana is one of the most accomplished sorcerers on Battleworld. Trained in numerous schools of magic by acclaimed mages, occultists, shamans, and everything in between, Illyana is poised to become a sorceress supreme in her own right, not to mention her dominion in Limbo. Anyone who believes Magik to merely be a warrior is sorely underestimating her. Illyana’s magical background has three pillars:
  
  Black Magik - What Illyana learned from Belasco (and, to an extent, from S’ym) is the primary foundation of her spellcasting. She spent several long years of her childhood under their thrall, and was forced to learn all manner of necromancy, demonology, soul manipulation, hellish pyromancy, transfiguration, and other means of black magic to help her masters, and to one day groom her into the future sorceress supreme of Limbo. In a way, they got exactly what they wanted.
  
  White Magik - Just as Illyana was taught by Belasco in the dark arts, she was mentored by a distant version of Storm in their polar opposite. Master of Oshtur magic of light and tempest, Storm imparted what she could to a girl dominated by Belasco’s power. Though it did not take at first, Illyana came to learn the magic of the Vishanti themselves. Though her skill in Vishanti sorcery is secondary among her skills, Illyana is capable of not only healing magic, but numerous defensive and energy manipulation spells from the Book and Scrolls of Vishanti. Provided that her demonic side is able to weather it, Illyana only stands to become more powerful in these spells the more she practices with them.
  
  
  
  Strange Magik - Illyana being taken in by Stephen Strange upon her arrival in Battleworld was perhaps the greatest transformation of her mystic acumen. Her eyes were fully opened to her magical capabilities, to the point that Strange admitted that Illyana has the potential to become the most powerful sorceress on Earth, and even a candidate for Sorcerer Supreme. Illyana’s affinity for clairvoyance is perhaps the greatest skill that manifested as a result of this training, including an understanding and even ability to use the Eye of Agamotto itself. Although the immeasurable relic remains in the more than capable hands of Doctor Strange, Illyana is trained in applying its power if it ever became necessary to do so. Similarly, Illyana mastered both an innate sense for magical activity (and its disruption) and Astral Projection. Though Illyana is often too paranoid to attempt projection herself, she may spirit her mind elsewhere if she believes that it is the best course of action. Illyana also became versed in combat magic as a whole, no longer having to rely swinging her Soulsword around like a blunt instrument or relying on shorthand black magic. In time, if Illyana continues her training, she is very likely to fulfill the expectations Doctor Strange inadvertently set for her.
  
  Queen of Limbo
  Illyana is the sorceress supreme of Limbo. In addition to granting her incredible magic prowess within and without the pocket dimension, she has numerous boons as the leader and veritable deity of Limbo. The timeless, ageless dimension itself is shaped by her whims, meaning that depending on how Illyana is feeling, whether she is present in Limbo or not, it will change itself to reflect her mood. Given Illyana’s true nature, however, Limbo is inherently a demonic place, and will always exhibit these tendencies in one way or another. Much like her mutation, Limbo pays little heed to time, and for as long as one remains in Limbo, they will age erratically (if at all), hence why Illyana spent seven years of her life there after only a second of time had passed on Earth.
  
  
  
  Another aspect of Limbo exhibited by its ruler is a mystic armor that manifests itself over the user whenever they use magic or indulge their demonic side. This armor may grow over one’s body in parts, or become summoned as a complete set. In addition to this armor, demonic traits, such as horns, fangs, and a horned tail, will gradually manifest on the user depending on how much power they exert at any given moment.
  
  Magik’s greatest asset as the ruler of Limbo is the Darkchylde persona. Hidden deep within Magik, it is a daunting demonic entity bordering on that of an archfiend, embodying the purest form of Magik’s abilities that she keeps in balance with her mutant half. If Magik is in the right state of mind, she may be able to willingly induce the Darkchylde and channel its overwhelming power for small bursts at a time. She must be careful, though, lest she succumb to those demonic urges that claimed her past and future selves so many years ago.
  
  
  
  
  
  The Soulsword
  The Soulsword is the rite of Limbo’s ruler, and is passed on to whomever arises to that role, or to whomever held the strongest bond with its previous wielder. First manifesting in Illyana’s hands while she was under the sorcerer Belasco, she has been its primary wielder, and uses it to lead Limbo and to smite her enemies. It is a strange and exotic blade, defying many rules about the material and arcane that puzzles many to this day. In addition to the following features, Illyana is a masterful warrior, trained not only in swordsmanship, but assassination and dirty fighting by an alternate Shadowcat. Even without the Soulsword, so long as Illyana has a blade in her hands, be it a knife or saber or something else, she is a dangerous opponent.
  
  
  • Because of the circumstances that first created the Soulsword, the weapon is the living embodiment of Illyana Rasputin. So long as the Soulsword exists, so does Illyana Rasputin. It is also directly tied to the Limbo dimension as Magik is, and so whomever wields the Soulsword iks the recognized ruler of Limbo.
  • The Soulsword is incapable of harming non-magical entities. It is purely lethal against supernatural or otherwise magically-inclined targets (though no less dangerous to others), often to a devastating extent. Illyana was able to destroy the Demon Bear with a single charged attack from the Soulsword, a weapon that has only become more powerful every time it has been used.
  • The Soulsword ignores any phase-shifting abilities, and may strike ethereal targets as if they were corporeal.
  • Any targets struck by the Soulsword that are affected by any enchantments, illusions, curses, etc., will have the effect dispelled as if the Soulsword were extinguishing any other magical target. Depending on the nature of the effect, the target may be left (mostly) unharmed.
  • The Soulsword may be used as a focus for Magik’s stepping discs.
  • Magik may use the Soulsword to draw arcane sigils in the air for spellcasting.
  • Magik may summon the Soulsword from thin air at will. She may also do this for her Limbo Armor.
  • Any magic-user wielding the Soulsword will have their magical abilities amplified manifold.
  
  Psionic Shields
  Part of Illyana’s training under Belasco included an intensive process that rendered her immune to telepathy and psychic attacks. While this was primarily set in place to ensure that only Belasco could control her through her Bloodstone, Illyana has since learned to use this psionic shielding for herself against telepaths who might try to control her in the same way.
  
  
  Skilled Fighter
  Illyana may be an ordinary person when it comes to fighting strength, but she has received training in a variety of techniques from masters of their respective art. She was first trained by an alternate Kitty Pryde, a master assassin, taught Illyana how to hide, as well as numerous martial arts. Wolverine, like he did for many others at the Xavier School, taught Illyana general fighting skills and self-defense, something that her brother Piotr doubled down on when they were reunited. Even Illyana’s training with Doctor Strange involved martial training, teaching her how to use her spells more effectively in combat so that she was fighting with spells rather than waving her sword around like a lunatic.
• Limbo Connection
  Most of Illyana’s abilities are tied directly to the dimension of Limbo and her relationship with it. If her connection to Limbo is somehow severed, she will lose access to both her magical abilities and her mutant teleportation. Illyana’s magic is also significantly weaker in Earth (or any dimension other than Limbo). It is more a part of Illyana than anything else, and without it, she is not who she is; Illyana has lost her identity and even been de-aged as a result of tampering with Limbo before, a stark reminder that Illyana must defend Limbo above all else to ensure her continued survival.
  
  Dark Side
  
  
  While Illyana is largely in control of her emotions now, she is as vulnerable to the Darkchylde as she was when S’ym drew the persona out of her. Prolonged use of dark magic and negative emotions can stoke the Darkchylde within Illyana and provoke an involuntary transformation into the infamous Darkchylde, where Illyana has less control over her actions and is a rampant demoness of brimstone and mayhem.
  
  Stepping Disc Control
  Aside from its connection to Limbo, Illyana is physically drained whenever she generates a stepping disc, proportionate to the amount of distance that the disc travels. This becomes exponential if time is factored into the maneuver, something that takes a significant degree of focus. If Illyana becomes distracted or provoked, a stepping disc can accidentally displace herself or others centuries apart from the intended destination, at which point she will need to recover before she can attempt another jump. Illyana has since mastered this control thanks to the teachings of Stephen Strange, though it remains a risk in high-pressure situations.
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  They’re a couple as far as I’m concerned.
  
  
  

 

[Gundam Watcher 27]

• May
• Basic Info
• Background
• Powers/Abilities

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  "I'm still trying to find my purpose in life, that is my reason for being here."
  
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  Name:
  May
  
  Universe From:
  Gundam Build Divers: ReRise
  
  Gender:
  Female
  
  Species:
  El Diver, a electronic life form from GBN that is not an NPC character, and has the ability to express emotions not unlike humans. El Divers can exist on earth outside of GBN by possessing the body of a mobile doll (or in Rize's case, a Gunpla).
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  Bio:
  An El Diver who was one of few others who came to earth after Sarah, May is the type who questions her reason of being on earth to begin with. While she has gotten accustomed to earth culture, she has issues with ignorant people, as shown with the taxi cab scene.
  
  
  
  Then again, when you're about 10 inches tall on earth, who would be able to see you to begin with?
  
  May is also really serious when it comes to being given an assignment to accomplish, like completing a Battle in GBN, or protecting people from giant one eyed machines. She also is the adopted daughter of Magee, a high ranked pilot in GBN, and a strange person somewhat (Like, he prefers being called miss or mama.).
  
  She was originally a Kudere, who had trouble expressing feelings until she learned she was acting too much like a certain pilot of a small gunpla (and I mean small. It's shorter than the Crossbone Gundam), and then she quickly changed, by getting angry at him for almost getting beaten by an enemy, and took over the battle to protect him.
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  Skills:
  Firearms training
  Martial arts
  Killer with a game controller (and I mean literaly, as you will see under equipment.) Perhaps she plays videogames as a side hobby?
  She can also be able to write very well outside of GBN, which is quite an accomplishment.
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  Mobile Doll Form
  
  May has the ability to switch between her battle ready Mobile Doll appearance, and her standard appearance. In Mobile Doll Mode, she's able to fly, Summon an F91 type beam shield, and create beam sabers that are concealed in her arms. She's fast in this form as well, being able to out maneuver the Seltsam Gundam. Don't forget she was able to high kick a Eldoran ball MS in her human form with great ease, and the dent the Ball left after crashing into a canyon wall from her doing so.
  
  Equipment:
  GN Pistol/Celestial Being Pistol x2
  The GN pistol is used in May's Mobile Doll Form, capable of firing beam shots in close range combat. The CB Pistol is used in May's standard form, able to fire solid bullet rounds that were able to damage the Ball MS with little trouble (though in its defense, it was aimed at the camera.)
  
  Videogame Controller
  First used in episode 25 of ReRise, the controller is plugged into an enemy machine, or a remote controlled weapon, and is then used under her own control, with the help of her remote control of course.
  
  Weaknesses:
  May is able to get bested by better Mecha, but her weaknesses are usually covered because of the support her friends provide in combat.

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[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

• May
• Basic Info
• Background
• Powers/Abilities

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  "I'm still trying to find my purpose in life, that is my reason for being here."
  
• 
  Name:
  May
  
  Universe From:
  Gundam Build Divers: ReRise
  
  Gender:
  Female
  
  Species:
  El Diver, a electronic life form from GBN that is not an NPC character, and has the ability to express emotions not unlike humans. El Divers can exist on earth outside of GBN by possessing the body of a mobile doll (or in Rize's case, a Gunpla).
• 
  Bio:
  An El Diver who was one of few others who came to earth after Sarah, May is the type who questions her reason of being on earth to begin with. While she has gotten accustomed to earth culture, she has issues with ignorant people, as shown with the taxi cab scene.
  
  
  
  Then again, when you're about 10 inches tall on earth, who would be able to see you to begin with?
  
  May is also really serious when it comes to being given an assignment to accomplish, like completing a Battle in GBN, or protecting people from giant one eyed machines. She also is the adopted daughter of Magee, a high ranked pilot in GBN, and a strange person somewhat (Like, he prefers being called miss or mama.).
  
  She was originally a Kudere, who had trouble expressing feelings until she learned she was acting too much like a certain pilot of a small gunpla (and I mean small. It's shorter than the Crossbone Gundam), and then she quickly changed, by getting angry at him for almost getting beaten by an enemy, and took over the battle to protect him.
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  Skills:
  Firearms training
  Martial arts
  Killer with a game controller (and I mean literaly, as you will see under equipment.) Perhaps she plays videogames as a side hobby?
  She can also be able to write very well outside of GBN, which is quite an accomplishment.
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  Mobile Doll Form
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  May has the ability to switch between her battle ready Mobile Doll appearance, and her standard appearance. In Mobile Doll Mode, she's able to fly, Summon an F91 type beam shield, and create beam sabers that are concealed in her arms. She's fast in this form as well, being able to out maneuver the Seltsam Gundam. Don't forget she was able to high kick a Eldoran ball MS in her human form with great ease, and the dent the Ball left after crashing into a canyon wall from her doing so.
  
  Equipment:
  GN Pistol/Celestial Being Pistol x2
  The GN pistol is used in May's Mobile Doll Form, capable of firing beam shots in close range combat. The CB Pistol is used in May's standard form, able to fire solid bullet rounds that were able to damage the Ball MS with little trouble (though in its defense, it was aimed at the camera.)
  
  Videogame Controller
  First used in episode 25 of ReRise, the controller is plugged into an enemy machine, or a remote controlled weapon, and is then used under her own control, with the help of her remote control of course.
  
  Weaknesses:
  May is able to get bested by better Mecha, but her weaknesses are usually covered because of the support her friends provide in combat.

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Accepted ( Count Gensokyo )

 

[FoolsErin]

Appearance:




Name: Agent 8


Universe From: Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion


Gender: Female


Species: Octoling.


Bio: Not much is known about prior her before the events of the Octo Expansion, besides the fact they were an average Octarian soldier before hearing the Calamari Inkantation and having it become etched into their soul. She encountered Agent 3 and Cap'n Cuttlefish in Octo Valley, getting into a battle with the former before the three of them ended up in the Deepsea Metro after being attacked by someone. She lost her memories in the fall, being dubbed Agent 8 for being the 10,008th test subject for the Deepsea Metro due to forgetting her own name. She then went through the many grueling tests of the metro, collecting mem cakes and the four thangs. Cap'n Cuttlefish and her eventually escaped with the help of Marina and Pearl, finally reaching the surface and at last escaping the miserable Octarian society. Agent 8 returned one final time after escaping to recover the golden toothpick from the locker, marking her championship over the trials of the Deepsea Metro and tying up all the loose ends she had remaining there. She has been living her best life on the surface ever since, participating in battles, Salmon Run, and the other eccentricities of the world.


Personality:
Agent 8 is a silent protagonist controlled by the player, meaning the majority of her personality is up to interpretation and isn't particularly set in stone. But she does have details hinted about her via subtle means throughout the expansion and official materials. Agent 8 has a fondness for poetry, heavily suggested to be the one writing the mem cake poems down. She has an intense love of the surface, shown in her poetry, and following through on a yearning so strong to join the surface world that she'd sometimes be able to skip through certain threats without much harm done to her. She greatly admires Marina to the point of wanting to imitate her, has great respect for Cap'n Cuttlefish due to her general belief in respecting elders despite some of his confusing eccentricities, thinks Agent 3 to be cool, finds Li'l Judd to be adorable, finds Sheldon's rambling fascinating, has a fondness for Flow and Craymond. and holds some regrets regarding her old Octarian loyalties. Agent 8 is disgusted and by the amount of squid-themed items around Inkopolis, loves the ocean breeze despite the fact she cannot swim and is obsessed with neatness to the point she cannot sleep without cleaning all of her weapons.

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

Ink Weapon Proficiency (Main, Sub, Special)- Thanks to 80 tests and a few other additional trials, Agent 8 is quite skilled with a good-sized variety of ink-based guns, bombs, and special abilities. She could most likely use anything similar to any of the weapons utilized in the tests and other tribulations she has gone through. (i am not going to list off all the weapons used in the octo expansion because no)


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

Octopus Form- As can all members of her species, Agent 8 can transform into a small octopus a mere fraction of the size of her humanoid form. This octopus form can swim quickly through ink shot out of ink weapons, much faster than she could walk. This swimming also allows Agent 8 to swim up walls if any ink is sprayed on them. While in octopus form, Agent 8 can also slip through grates and clear jumps much larger than she could in humanoid form.

Ink Tank- When properly equipped, Agent 8 can submerge herself in her own ink while in octopus form to rapidly refill the ammo of her ink weapons.


Weaknesses (If anything notable):

Water - Octolings cannot safely interact with bodies of water without drowning. Whether this is due to Octoling physiology being incompatible with it or an inability to swim is unknown, but for the sake of this roleplay, it will be treated as the former.

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

also reminder that this character needs to be added to the character list: Fandom - Beyond Infinite Crisis: Characters

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Appearance:

View attachment 773479


Name: Agent 8


Universe From: Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion


Gender: Female


Species: Octoling.


Bio: Not much is known about prior her before the events of the Octo Expansion, besides the fact they were an average Octarian soldier before hearing the Calamari Inkantation and having it become etched into their soul. She encountered Agent 3 and Cap'n Cuttlefish in Octo Valley, getting into a battle with the former before the three of them ended up in the Deepsea Metro after being attacked by someone. She lost her memories in the fall, being dubbed Agent 8 for being the 10,008th test subject for the Deepsea Metro due to forgetting her own name. She then went through the many grueling tests of the metro, collecting mem cakes and the four thangs. Cap'n Cuttlefish and her eventually escaped with the help of Marina and Pearl, finally reaching the surface and at last escaping the miserable Octarian society. Agent 8 returned one final time after escaping to recover the golden toothpick from the locker, marking her championship over the trials of the Deepsea Metro and tying up all the loose ends she had remaining there. She has been living her best life on the surface ever since, participating in battles, Salmon Run, and the other eccentricities of the world.


Personality:
Agent 8 is a silent protagonist controlled by the player, meaning the majority of her personality is up to interpretation and isn't particularly set in stone. But she does have details hinted about her via subtle means throughout the expansion and official materials. Agent 8 has a fondness for poetry, heavily suggested to be the one writing the mem cake poems down. She has an intense love of the surface, shown in her poetry, and following through on a yearning so strong to join the surface world that she'd sometimes be able to skip through certain threats without much harm done to her. She greatly admires Marina to the point of wanting to imitate her, has great respect for Cap'n Cuttlefish due to her general belief in respecting elders despite some of his confusing eccentricities, thinks Agent 3 to be cool, finds Li'l Judd to be adorable, finds Sheldon's rambling fascinating, has a fondness for Flow and Craymond. and holds some regrets regarding her old Octarian loyalties. Agent 8 is disgusted and by the amount of squid-themed items around Inkopolis, loves the ocean breeze despite the fact she cannot swim and is obsessed with neatness to the point she cannot sleep without cleaning all of her weapons.

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

Ink Weapon Proficiency (Main, Sub, Special)- Thanks to 80 tests and a few other additional trials, Agent 8 is quite skilled with a good-sized variety of ink-based guns, bombs, and special abilities. She could most likely use anything similar to any of the weapons utilized in the tests and other tribulations she has gone through. (i am not going to list off all the weapons used in the octo expansion because no)


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

Octopus Form- As can all members of her species, Agent 8 can transform into a small octopus a mere fraction of the size of her humanoid form. This octopus form can swim quickly through ink shot out of ink weapons, much faster than she could walk. This swimming also allows Agent 8 to swim up walls if any ink is sprayed on them. While in octopus form, Agent 8 can also slip through grates and clear jumps much larger than she could in humanoid form.

Ink Tank- When properly equipped, Agent 8 can submerge herself in her own ink while in octopus form to rapidly refill the ammo of her ink weapons.


Weaknesses (If anything notable):

Water - Octolings cannot safely interact with bodies of water without drowning. Whether this is due to Octoling physiology being incompatible with it or an inability to swim is unknown, but for the sake of this roleplay, it will be treated as the former.

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

also reminder that this character needs to be added to the character list: Fandom - Beyond Infinite Crisis: Characters

I'll add her myself.

 

[Thanatoaster]

Nemesor Zahndrekh & Vargard Obyron
"You old bastard. You knew
all along."
"I knew nothing of the sort, old friend. But since you seem to be laboring under some delusion
that you’re a soulless machine, I thought I should at least make some attempt to set you straight."
​

• Basic Info
• Bio
• Personality
• Zahndrekh Capabilities
• Obyron Capabilities
• Sure, Okay

• 
  Originating Universe: Warhammer 40k
  
  Gender: N/A (Male Pronouns)
  
  Species: Necron
  
  
• 
  During their campaigns, Zahndrekh and Obyron have proven to be an almost unbeatable combination. Zahndrekh seldom lowers himself to personal combat, but instead wields as a weapon his grand battlefield acumen that somehow remains undimmed by his faltering memory.
  
  Under his gaze, the Necron armies of Gidrim (the world Zahndrekh rules) react almost instantaneously to counter enemy strategies, shifting between aggressive and defensive postures at a moment's notice. With a few carefully chosen words of command, outflanking foes are isolated and crushed, enemy assault waves dispersed, and fire support positions obliterated.
  
  Such is Zahndrekh's crystal-perfect reading of the flow of battle that even the enemy's experienced veterans often seem like raw and fumbling recruits as their every tactic is anticipated and their every skill countered. For his part, Obyron fights in the front lines, wielding his warscythe with a precision to be expected of a warrior who counts his campaigns by the thousand.
  
  Yet no matter how distant he is, Obyron always keeps close watch on Zahndrekh -- his responsibilities as a bodyguard outweigh any other considerations. Should Zahndrekh be threatened, Obyron always returns to his master's side.
  
  It is well that Obyron is so dedicated, for few lords of Gidrim are eager to fight alongside their Nemesor. Some simply cannot tolerate Zahndrekh's constant stream of reminiscences to battles fought long ago, relevant to the campaign at hand though these recollections always are.
  
  
  
• 
  Whilst possessing a grand and calculating military genius, many among the Necron nobility believed that Zahndrekh did not grasp reality as it truly is. Many thought his mind suffered damage during the Necrons' Great Sleep (an event in which the Necrons went into a roughly 60-million-year-long hibernation after having lost their flesh bodies and souls because somebody really messed up), and as a consequence he is trapped deep in the past, in the Wars of Secession that wracked his corner of the ancient Necrontyr (the name of his species when they were still mortal) empire.
  
  In his mind, it seemed that he still fought these campaigns as a creature of flesh and blood, crushing rebellious kings and bringing their domains back into the fold. He did not see armies of Orks, Aeldari (space elves) or Humanity, but hosts of rebellious kinsmen battling to sunder his beloved dynasties.
  
  As such, Zahndrekh is one of the few Necron Overlords to employ the full protocols of honorable Necron warfare against all encroachers; where others see aliens, he sees only Necrontyr. He disdains the use of snipers, assassins and other strategies forbidden by the Necron codes of battle, not that his subordinates have any such compunction.
  
  Wherever possible, Zahndrekh ensures that enemy commanders are captured, not killed, and thereafter treated as honored prisoners, much to the outraged consternation of Zahndrekh's Royal Court.
  
  Indeed, there are many Necron Lords in Zahndrekh's court who would dearly love to see the old general removed from power, for they judge his adrift perceptions to greatly outweigh his feats of battle. However, as befits his station, Zahndrekh has formidable defenses against regicide.
  
  His personal sepulchre is heavily woven with traps, his personal household retinue boasts three entire legions of Lychguard (elite guards), and he even employs four score food tasters -- even though it has been countless millennia since any morsel passed his lips. Yet Zahndrekh has one defense greater than all others -- his aide and protector, Varguard Obyron.
  
  Obyron has served as Zahndrekh's vargard (protector and bodyguard) since their very first campaign when both were still living beings (an undignified but successful series of skirmishes in the swamps of Yama), and has stood steadfast at his side ever since, both on the field of battle and off it.
  
  Unlike his master, whose perceptions were damaged during the long period in stasis in such a way that he believes he is reliving the glories of the Necrontyr past before biotransference (the event moving his people's minds into metal bodies), Obyron is very much aware of the changes wrought upon their existence by the Great Sleep. However, the vargard has long since abandoned any attempt to awaken Zahndrekh to reality; whatever the fault in his master's mind, the damage lies too deep.
  
  So, like any dedicated servant, Obyron attends to all the loose ends created by Zahndrekh's eccentricities, chief of which are seeing to it that "honored" prisoners of war are "killed whilst trying to escape," and that upstart Necron Lords of Zahndrekh's Royal Court are either silenced or disposed of.
  
  Vargard Obyron's instincts for court politics are every bit as finely tuned as Zahndrekh's are for battle. It is quite impossible for any plot to mature without word of it reaching Obyron, at which point he takes action to ensure it dies.
  
  The exact method depends greatly on what Obyron considers to have the greatest impact. A public trial by combat for the chief plotter is invariably Obyron's favored method; his skill with a blade, legendary before biotransference, has decayed little with the passing millennia.
  
  Sometimes however, Obyron deems the quiet terror of a conspirator's disappearance to have a more enduring effect. Regardless of the method, Obyron has proven his supremacy hundreds of times over, yet every few solar decades, another upstart noble foolishly chances his arm against the overlord of Gidrim, who, for his part, is content to leave the vargard to his work.
  
  On many other worlds, Necron or otherwise, Obyron would be considered the true power behind the throne, yet his loyalty is total and completely without guile. He seeks no reward beyond continued service, and has never displayed an iota of desire to rule through his master.
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • Possesses a genius capacity for battlefield tactics despite his apparent insanity
  • Definitely not poetry
  • A historian, as far as his ancient people's history is concerned, so nothing too terribly useful here
  • Decent with his staff of light, both in its ranged capacity and just thwacking people with it
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • Has a variety of equipment with advanced enough technology as to essentially be magic, being primarily his staff of light (a staff that can shoot energy blasts at range), and phase shifter (a device that flickers its user's form between dimensions, making attacks miss if improperly timed)
  • His body is crafted from necrodermis, a living metal that quickly repairs itself it damaged, with most Necrons, Zahndrekh included, requiring to be thoroughly destroyed to prevent parts from reattaching and wounds from heal incredibly quickly
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • Didn't fare so well during his people's hibernation, and is typically in a state where he sees other species, and other Necrons, as his old flesh and blood people still, and thinks he's constantly fighting rebellious factions of his old people
  • Not a great judge of character, being under the impression that his court, most of whom wish to see him gone, are his friends and even drinking buddies
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • Extremely skilled with his warscythe, which is good because he's not great at ranged combat, possessing no ranged form of attack and wonderfully mediocre if he's given something with which to shoot
  • Good at politicking, able to gather information (presumably by intimidation) retaining to Zahndrekh's well-being with extreme efficiency
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • Like Zahndrekh, has an extremely durable body due to the living metal it's made of
  • Able to manipulate his robotic senses, frequently turning off his audio input and speeding up his perception of time during Zahndrekh's extremely long recollections of battles long past; he can also slow down his perception of time, mostly used to get an edge in combat
  • Will, if the need arises, more-or-less overclock himself, permanently burning memories and aspects of his personality from his mind, but in exchange, his perception of time slows to its limit, and he runs a divination algorithm, giving him a small bit of foresight
  • Possesses two particularly notable pieces of gear: his warscythe, a sort of staff with an energy blade, and his ghostwalk mantle, which allows himself (and willing accompaniments) to teleport from just about anywhere to Zahndrekh's side
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • Oh boy does he just not care anymore. He exists only to protect Zahndrekh, which he does with unfaltering loyalty, but I'm pretty sure he has robo-depression
  
  
• 
  
  

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Nemesor Zahndrekh & Vargard Obyron
"You old bastard. You knew
all along."
"I knew nothing of the sort, old friend. But since you seem to be laboring under some delusion
that you’re a soulless machine, I thought I should at least make some attempt to set you straight."
​

• Basic Info
• Bio
• Personality
• Zahndrekh Capabilities
• Obyron Capabilities
• Sure, Okay

• 
  Originating Universe: Warhammer 40k
  
  Gender: N/A (Male Pronouns)
  
  Species: Necron
  
  
• 
  During their campaigns, Zahndrekh and Obyron have proven to be an almost unbeatable combination. Zahndrekh seldom lowers himself to personal combat, but instead wields as a weapon his grand battlefield acumen that somehow remains undimmed by his faltering memory.
  
  Under his gaze, the Necron armies of Gidrim (the world Zahndrekh rules) react almost instantaneously to counter enemy strategies, shifting between aggressive and defensive postures at a moment's notice. With a few carefully chosen words of command, outflanking foes are isolated and crushed, enemy assault waves dispersed, and fire support positions obliterated.
  
  Such is Zahndrekh's crystal-perfect reading of the flow of battle that even the enemy's experienced veterans often seem like raw and fumbling recruits as their every tactic is anticipated and their every skill countered. For his part, Obyron fights in the front lines, wielding his warscythe with a precision to be expected of a warrior who counts his campaigns by the thousand.
  
  Yet no matter how distant he is, Obyron always keeps close watch on Zahndrekh -- his responsibilities as a bodyguard outweigh any other considerations. Should Zahndrekh be threatened, Obyron always returns to his master's side.
  
  It is well that Obyron is so dedicated, for few lords of Gidrim are eager to fight alongside their Nemesor. Some simply cannot tolerate Zahndrekh's constant stream of reminiscences to battles fought long ago, relevant to the campaign at hand though these recollections always are.
  
  
  
• 
  Whilst possessing a grand and calculating military genius, many among the Necron nobility believed that Zahndrekh did not grasp reality as it truly is. Many thought his mind suffered damage during the Necrons' Great Sleep (an event in which the Necrons went into a roughly 60-million-year-long hibernation after having lost their flesh bodies and souls because somebody really messed up), and as a consequence he is trapped deep in the past, in the Wars of Secession that wracked his corner of the ancient Necrontyr (the name of his species when they were still mortal) empire.
  
  In his mind, it seemed that he still fought these campaigns as a creature of flesh and blood, crushing rebellious kings and bringing their domains back into the fold. He did not see armies of Orks, Aeldari (space elves) or Humanity, but hosts of rebellious kinsmen battling to sunder his beloved dynasties.
  
  As such, Zahndrekh is one of the few Necron Overlords to employ the full protocols of honorable Necron warfare against all encroachers; where others see aliens, he sees only Necrontyr. He disdains the use of snipers, assassins and other strategies forbidden by the Necron codes of battle, not that his subordinates have any such compunction.
  
  Wherever possible, Zahndrekh ensures that enemy commanders are captured, not killed, and thereafter treated as honored prisoners, much to the outraged consternation of Zahndrekh's Royal Court.
  
  Indeed, there are many Necron Lords in Zahndrekh's court who would dearly love to see the old general removed from power, for they judge his adrift perceptions to greatly outweigh his feats of battle. However, as befits his station, Zahndrekh has formidable defenses against regicide.
  
  His personal sepulchre is heavily woven with traps, his personal household retinue boasts three entire legions of Lychguard (elite guards), and he even employs four score food tasters -- even though it has been countless millennia since any morsel passed his lips. Yet Zahndrekh has one defense greater than all others -- his aide and protector, Varguard Obyron.
  
  Obyron has served as Zahndrekh's vargard (protector and bodyguard) since their very first campaign when both were still living beings (an undignified but successful series of skirmishes in the swamps of Yama), and has stood steadfast at his side ever since, both on the field of battle and off it.
  
  Unlike his master, whose perceptions were damaged during the long period in stasis in such a way that he believes he is reliving the glories of the Necrontyr past before biotransference (the event moving his people's minds into metal bodies), Obyron is very much aware of the changes wrought upon their existence by the Great Sleep. However, the vargard has long since abandoned any attempt to awaken Zahndrekh to reality; whatever the fault in his master's mind, the damage lies too deep.
  
  So, like any dedicated servant, Obyron attends to all the loose ends created by Zahndrekh's eccentricities, chief of which are seeing to it that "honored" prisoners of war are "killed whilst trying to escape," and that upstart Necron Lords of Zahndrekh's Royal Court are either silenced or disposed of.
  
  Vargard Obyron's instincts for court politics are every bit as finely tuned as Zahndrekh's are for battle. It is quite impossible for any plot to mature without word of it reaching Obyron, at which point he takes action to ensure it dies.
  
  The exact method depends greatly on what Obyron considers to have the greatest impact. A public trial by combat for the chief plotter is invariably Obyron's favored method; his skill with a blade, legendary before biotransference, has decayed little with the passing millennia.
  
  Sometimes however, Obyron deems the quiet terror of a conspirator's disappearance to have a more enduring effect. Regardless of the method, Obyron has proven his supremacy hundreds of times over, yet every few solar decades, another upstart noble foolishly chances his arm against the overlord of Gidrim, who, for his part, is content to leave the vargard to his work.
  
  On many other worlds, Necron or otherwise, Obyron would be considered the true power behind the throne, yet his loyalty is total and completely without guile. He seeks no reward beyond continued service, and has never displayed an iota of desire to rule through his master.
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • Possesses a genius capacity for battlefield tactics despite his apparent insanity
  • Definitely not poetry
  • A historian, as far as his ancient people's history is concerned, so nothing too terribly useful here
  • Decent with his staff of light, both in its ranged capacity and just thwacking people with it
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • Has a variety of equipment with advanced enough technology as to essentially be magic, being primarily his staff of light (a staff that can shoot energy blasts at range), and phase shifter (a device that flickers its user's form between dimensions, making attacks miss if improperly timed)
  • His body is crafted from necrodermis, a living metal that quickly repairs itself it damaged, with most Necrons, Zahndrekh included, requiring to be thoroughly destroyed to prevent parts from reattaching and wounds from heal incredibly quickly
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • Didn't fare so well during his people's hibernation, and is typically in a state where he sees other species, and other Necrons, as his old flesh and blood people still, and thinks he's constantly fighting rebellious factions of his old people
  • Not a great judge of character, being under the impression that his court, most of whom wish to see him gone, are his friends and even drinking buddies
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • Extremely skilled with his warscythe, which is good because he's not great at ranged combat, possessing no ranged form of attack and wonderfully mediocre if he's given something with which to shoot
  • Good at politicking, able to gather information (presumably by intimidation) retaining to Zahndrekh's well-being with extreme efficiency
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • Like Zahndrekh, has an extremely durable body due to the living metal it's made of
  • Able to manipulate his robotic senses, frequently turning off his audio input and speeding up his perception of time during Zahndrekh's extremely long recollections of battles long past; he can also slow down his perception of time, mostly used to get an edge in combat
  • Will, if the need arises, more-or-less overclock himself, permanently burning memories and aspects of his personality from his mind, but in exchange, his perception of time slows to its limit, and he runs a divination algorithm, giving him a small bit of foresight
  • Possesses two particularly notable pieces of gear: his warscythe, a sort of staff with an energy blade, and his ghostwalk mantle, which allows himself (and willing accompaniments) to teleport from just about anywhere to Zahndrekh's side
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • Oh boy does he just not care anymore. He exists only to protect Zahndrekh, which he does with unfaltering loyalty, but I'm pretty sure he has robo-depression
  
  
• 
  
  

ACCEPTED Count Gensokyo

 

[Thanatoaster]

Emet-Selch
"You've committed the cardinal sin of boring me."​

• Basic Info
• Bio
• Personality
• Capabilities
• Thing With Which To Listen

• 
  Originating Universe: Final Fantasy XIV
  
  Gender: Male
  
  Species: Ascian
  
  
• 
  Born as one of the few Ancients with the gift of 'soul sight', the man known as Hades was chosen to fill the seat of Emet-Selch for the Convocation of Fourteen, a group that served as guardians of the city of Amaurot and the world. Hades was good friends with two other Ancients: Hythlodaeus, another Ancient with 'soul sight' and the chief of the Bureau of the Architect; and his fellow convocation member filling the seat of Azem. Falling into despair when their world was besieged by a calamity from within, Hades joined his fellow Convocation members and devised a plan to halt the calamity: summon the will of the planet, the primal Zodiark. The price to accomplish this feat would be grave, and caused Azem to leave in dissent. Half of their people were sacrificed to offer up the necessary aether to complete the ritual.
  
  Upon Zodiark's creation, the deity immediately enthralled Hades and the others into becoming his devout followers, but succeeded in his primary purpose. Even with the Final Days halted, the world was still unfit for nurturing life, so the Convocation besought their people to sacrifice another half of their number to replenish their ruined world and restore the cycle of nature. For Hades and the Convocation to restore the lives of those originally sacrificed, Zodiark would require even more aether; aether that would come from the new life being born into the world. This disturbed the dissenting member of the Convocation, who felt that the sacrificial costs were already too great, and that the world now belonged to the lives birthed in it. An opposing group of Amaurotians who felt similarly thus summoned Hydaelyn in opposition to Zodiark, and the resulting conflict ended with Hydaelyn's final attack shattering reality, sundering the world and nearly all life on it into the Source and its thirteen shards.
  
  Hades survived the Sundering intact along with two of his fellow Convocation members, Lahabrea and Elidibus, while everything he knew and loved was either sacrificed to Zodiark, or fragmented into what they consider flawed parodies. Going by his title Emet-Selch, Hades worked with the other Paragons and their Ascian followers to orchestrate the Rejoining of the shards with the Source to restore both their god and their home.
  
  
• 
  Solus, or Emet-Selch by his Ascian name or Hades by his true name, is more eccentric and talkative than the average Ascian, being unpredictable and condescending towards his allies. His eccentricities often leave those around him exasperated or enraged. He remains convinced of the importance of the balance between Light and Dark and considers his people the definition of perfection while viewing the "broken" races mere imperfect parodies of his kin. He extends this contempt to his mortal grandson, Varis, having no real interest in the Empire outside its intended purpose of spreading chaos. His resentment towards Varis also stems from him resembling his firstborn son, whose death serves as a final reminder of mortal imperfection in Emet-Selch's eyes. However, he does show interest in certain mortals who underwent the Umbral Calamity numerous times.
  
  Emet-Selch is a loner, and though he operates with full intention to bring about the Rejoining, his actions are often considered unpredictable. Beneath his eccentricity and cheerfulness, Emet-Selch bears the burden of centuries of sorrow and pain over all that he and his people have lost, and a burning hatred for Hydaelyn and all who fight in Her name. In contrast to the maniacal scheming of Lahabrea, the passionate rage of Nabriales, the patronizing arrogance of Igeyorhm, and the cold rationality of Elidibus, Emet-Selch is filled with deep melancholy over Amaurot's fall. Whenever he speaks his true feelings, his pain and despair, his voice deepens and becomes more gravely.
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • An excellent leader, having influenced many an empire in his long, long life.
  • Decent with a gun. Who knew?
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • He's able to see the color of souls, as well as the flow of magic around him with excellent perception.
  • Skilled with creation magic, which requires a clear mind and focus or the resulting creation gets weird. He's restored the ruins of an ancient city with this ability, but is shown to be reticent to do... much of anything, much less something on that scale.
  • This isn't even his final form.
  • He's extremely difficult to permanently get rid of. If his current body is destroyed, he can possess and shape existing bodies, living or no, and get on with his life.
  • Generally capable of magicky things, from altering the flow of ambient magic to teleporting, sometimes across dimensions if he so chooses.
  • Gun.
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • He's so tired.
  • He's also fairly lazy, having to be talked in to doing things he would even consider trivial on occasion.
  • Despite his undying nature, he can be permanently ended if blasted with enough light aether, or theoretically enough of any sort of light-aspected magic.
  
  
• 
  
  Theme Thingy
  ​
  
  

 

[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

Emet-Selch
"You've committed the cardinal sin of boring me."​

• Basic Info
• Bio
• Personality
• Capabilities

• 
  Originating Universe: Final Fantasy XIV
  
  Gender: Male
  
  Species: Ascian
  
  
• 
  Born as one of the few Ancients with the gift of 'soul sight', the man known as Hades was chosen to fill the seat of Emet-Selch for the Convocation of Fourteen, a group that served as guardians of the city of Amaurot and the world. Hades was good friends with two other Ancients: Hythlodaeus, another Ancient with 'soul sight' and the chief of the Bureau of the Architect; and his fellow convocation member filling the seat of Azem. Falling into despair when their world was besieged by a calamity from within, Hades joined his fellow Convocation members and devised a plan to halt the calamity: summon the will of the planet, the primal Zodiark. The price to accomplish this feat would be grave, and caused Azem to leave in dissent. Half of their people were sacrificed to offer up the necessary aether to complete the ritual.
  
  Upon Zodiark's creation, the deity immediately enthralled Hades and the others into becoming his devout followers, but succeeded in his primary purpose. Even with the Final Days halted, the world was still unfit for nurturing life, so the Convocation besought their people to sacrifice another half of their number to replenish their ruined world and restore the cycle of nature. For Hades and the Convocation to restore the lives of those originally sacrificed, Zodiark would require even more aether; aether that would come from the new life being born into the world. This disturbed the dissenting member of the Convocation, who felt that the sacrificial costs were already too great, and that the world now belonged to the lives birthed in it. An opposing group of Amaurotians who felt similarly thus summoned Hydaelyn in opposition to Zodiark, and the resulting conflict ended with Hydaelyn's final attack shattering reality, sundering the world and nearly all life on it into the Source and its thirteen shards.
  
  Hades survived the Sundering intact along with two of his fellow Convocation members, Lahabrea and Elidibus, while everything he knew and loved was either sacrificed to Zodiark, or fragmented into what they consider flawed parodies. Going by his title Emet-Selch, Hades worked with the other Paragons and their Ascian followers to orchestrate the Rejoining of the shards with the Source to restore both their god and their home.
  
  
• 
  Solus, or Emet-Selch by his Ascian name or Hades by his true name, is more eccentric and talkative than the average Ascian, being unpredictable and condescending towards his allies. His eccentricities often leave those around him exasperated or enraged. He remains convinced of the importance of the balance between Light and Dark and considers his people the definition of perfection while viewing the "broken" races mere imperfect parodies of his kin. He extends this contempt to his mortal grandson, Varis, having no real interest in the Empire outside its intended purpose of spreading chaos. His resentment towards Varis also stems from him resembling his firstborn son, whose death serves as a final reminder of mortal imperfection in Emet-Selch's eyes. However, he does show interest in certain mortals who underwent the Umbral Calamity numerous times.
  
  Emet-Selch is a loner, and though he operates with full intention to bring about the Rejoining, his actions are often considered unpredictable. Beneath his eccentricity and cheerfulness, Emet-Selch bears the burden of centuries of sorrow and pain over all that he and his people have lost, and a burning hatred for Hydaelyn and all who fight in Her name. In contrast to the maniacal scheming of Lahabrea, the passionate rage of Nabriales, the patronizing arrogance of Igeyorhm, and the cold rationality of Elidibus, Emet-Selch is filled with deep melancholy over Amaurot's fall. Whenever he speaks his true feelings, his pain and despair, his voice deepens and becomes more gravely.
  
  
• 
  Skills:
  
  • An excellent leader, having influenced many an empire in his long, long life.
  • Decent with a gun. Who knew?
  
  Powers/Abilities:
  
  • He's able to see the color of souls, as well as the flow of magic around him with excellent perception.
  • Skilled with creation magic, which requires a clear mind and focus or the resulting creation gets weird. He's restored the ruins of an ancient city with this ability, but is shown to be reticent to do... much of anything, much less something on that scale.
  • This isn't even his final form.
  • He's extremely difficult to permanently get rid of. If his current body is destroyed, he can possess and shape existing bodies, living or no, and get on with his life.
  • Generally capable of magicky things, from altering the flow of ambient magic to teleporting, sometimes across dimensions if he so chooses.
  • Gun.
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  • He's so tired.
  • He's also fairly lazy, having to be talked in to doing things he would even consider trivial on occasion.
  • Despite his undying nature, he can be permanently ended if blasted with enough light aether, or theoretically enough of any sort of light-aspected magic.
  
  

Accepted ( Count Gensokyo )

 

[Crow]

"Destroy first, think later."

Name:
Blitzwing

Universe From:

Gender:
Male

Species:
Cybertronian

Bio:
Blitzwing was once an ordinary low-ranking Seeker under Starscream's command that unfortunately faced a casualty while on duty. Shockwave used this opportunity to use his corpse as a test subject to create his next project: Project Blitzwing, part of his Triple Changer project. It was a success, and Blitzwing gained the ability to transform into a tank mode in addition to his standard jet mode. As a side effect, he became more unstable, in mind and in body. This caused him to resent Shockwave deep down - which is why he would side with Megatron and against Shockwave.

Personality:
With his heavily armored and highly destructive body, Blitzwing has the ice-cold mind of a master strategist - sometimes. At other times, he is a boiling cauldron of rage, waiting for any excuse to unleash his firepower on the nearest target. And now and again he is a chaotic whirlwind of bizarre behavior and intermittent bursts of plasma fire. His unpredictability makes him a poor soldier, but his raw firepower and unstable mind make him a useful tool for a commander as capable as Megatron.

Skills:
Blitzwing, despite his instability, still has his combat ability and training. As one who was originally a Seeker, he has vast aerial ability and may instinctively prefer using it over land advantage. As long as he has his 'cold, calculative' personality active, he is able to tap into his strategic ability to plan attacks.

Powers/Abilities:
Blitzwing's three personalities use different parts of his brain at a time. His shifts in personality are evident on his face.
Blitzwing's equipped cannons can fire ice or flames no matter his mode. However, what he can fire depends on his current personality. His 'hotheaded' personality can only release fire while his 'cold, calculative' personality can only release ice, but his 'chaotic' personality can fire both.
As a Cybertronian, Blitzwing has standard Cybertronian physiology, such as a 'living metal' body, being able to carry items many times his weight, and the obvious altmode transformation, where he can assume the form of a machine or vehicle. However, Blitzwing is what is known as a triple changer. This means that he can have two altmodes - in this case, a tank mode and a jet mode.

Weaknesses:
His instabilities are a key weakness and also a strength. It makes him unpredictable for both him and his opponent.

Others:
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[Phantom Thief of Hearts]

"Destroy first, think later."

Name:
Blitzwing

Universe From:

Gender:
Male

Species:
Cybertronian

Bio:
Blitzwing was once an ordinary low-ranking Seeker under Starscream's command that unfortunately faced a casualty while on duty. Shockwave used this opportunity to use his corpse as a test subject to create his next project: Project Blitzwing, part of his Triple Changer project. It was a success, and Blitzwing gained the ability to transform into a tank mode in addition to his standard jet mode. As a side effect, he became more unstable, in mind and in body. This caused him to resent Shockwave deep down - which is why he would side with Megatron and against Shockwave.

Personality:
With his heavily armored and highly destructive body, Blitzwing has the ice-cold mind of a master strategist - sometimes. At other times, he is a boiling cauldron of rage, waiting for any excuse to unleash his firepower on the nearest target. And now and again he is a chaotic whirlwind of bizarre behavior and intermittent bursts of plasma fire. His unpredictability makes him a poor soldier, but his raw firepower and unstable mind make him a useful tool for a commander as capable as Megatron.

Skills:
Blitzwing, despite his instability, still has his combat ability and training. As one who was originally a Seeker, he has vast aerial ability and may instinctively prefer using it over land advantage. As long as he has his 'cold, calculative' personality active, he is able to tap into his strategic ability to plan attacks.

Powers/Abilities:
Blitzwing's three personalities use different parts of his brain at a time. His shifts in personality are evident on his face.
Blitzwing's equipped cannons can fire ice or flames no matter his mode. However, what he can fire depends on his current personality. His 'hotheaded' personality can only release fire while his 'cold, calculative' personality can only release ice, but his 'chaotic' personality can fire both.
As a Cybertronian, Blitzwing has standard Cybertronian physiology, such as a 'living metal' body, being able to carry items many times his weight, and the obvious altmode transformation, where he can assume the form of a machine or vehicle. However, Blitzwing is what is known as a triple changer. This means that he can have two altmodes - in this case, a tank mode and a jet mode.

Weaknesses:
His instabilities are a key weakness and also a strength. It makes him unpredictable for both him and his opponent.

Others:
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Accepted Count Gensokyo

 

[Chair-Sama]

Appearance:


'Quote' (optional): "Fear is neccessary for evolution"


Name: Aizen aka Chair-sama


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


Gender: Male


Species: Soul Reaper


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


Personality:


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


Powers/Abilities (Things accredited to genes, unusual circumstances, and otherwise supernatural abilities): genius intellect, master manipulator, master tactician, kido master, immense power, immense reiatsu, master swordsman, shunpo master, master hand-to-hand combat, zanpakto,


Weaknesses (If anything notable):