Most people don’t know him but he’s a kryptonian werewolf.
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Why are you making so many kryptonians? I’m not complaining, just asking.
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Because it seems all the popular characters are taken. I wanted a character that was lesser known but still cool.
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Still I need a good name. I’m going to have her adoptive last name be chase, since that was his partner’s last name and she takes the girl in after discovering she was born in the Phantom Zone.
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Any ideas?
Name of your character: Christina Chase
Hero/Villain Name (optional):
Descendant of (who is the parent?): Lar-On
Age: 16
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Backstory:
Being born in the Phantom Zone led to the daughter of Lar-On to be released due to the fact that the Zone was no place for a child. However, an accident led to the wormhole opening up in the arctic. Stumbling out, the now “16-year old” was forced to spend the night in the bitter cold. That night she had her first full transformation under the arctic moon, due to the harsh conditions, she took the form of a female Arctic Wolf to survive. Once she discovered this, her father’s partner adopted her since she had dealt with this before and named her Christina. Having no prior experience on Earth, her adoptive mother taught her English and how to control her abilities before sending her off to school.
Personality:
Despite being born in the Phantom Zone, Christina is shy but will eventually warm up to you if she likes the way you treat her. She is kind and loves those she calls friends. This is reflected on her wolf self as well, often going to the ones she likes/loves to protect them and comfort them. She is smart but naive about the world. She represses her anger to avoid hurting people, only to have the exact opposite happen once she goes to sleep, she turns into a werewolf and seeks to punish those who angered her.
Powers/ skills:
Same powers as kryptonians with the addition of being a werewolf when the moon comes out.
Are they a hero or a villain? Hero
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Alright, I’m finally back… 
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Hi!!! ^^
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Name of your character: Ezra Owens
Hero/Villain Name (optional): The Green Leopard
Descendant of (who is the parent?): Erik Killmonger
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Ace, (Pan) Demiromantic
Backstory: Daughter of Erik Killmonger and Ashara ‘Ash’ Davids-Andreu, Ezra Owens was born in Colorado. But has lived in New Jersey for most of her life with her Uncle Nigel. She didn’t exactly know who her parents were, and she didn’t care all that much. Like with most things in her life, she didn’t mind it, and didn’t find a reason to question anything. For years, she grew up living the simplest life. Taking the easiest way out of everything, while being morally ambiguous. But staying either neutral or at a level of friendship with everyone else. It was her idea of a perfect life. And as truly manipulative and selfish it somewhat was, she-and nobody around her,- seemed to have any issue with it. This went on, until one night, while walking home, she tried to stop a small mugging. She managed to successfully stop the attackers, and help the girl who was being attacked momentarily. Until the girl was shot and killed when Ezra’s back was turned. Running away from the scene, she was unknowingly caught on a surveillance camera. While Ezra and the attackers got away, she saw a news report the next morning. Finding that she’d been framed for the girl’s death. But they were uncertain of the identity.
She figured that the only way to clear her name officially would be to become a ‘crime-fighter’ herself, and to find the people responsible for the girl’s death that night.
Later on, Ezra found out about her true origins. Finding a ring that belonged to her father, his father and generations before. Around the same time, she seemed to gain abilities that would help her in her fight. As well as finding a suit that would help her along the way just as much, if not more.
Personality: Ezra has many faults, things that are fairly unwanted traits. At her roots, she is selfish, as she does not truly care about anyone’s well-being but her own. Any relationship she has (from aquaintance to romantic) is only to benefit her social, & mental state. Beyond that, she has little reason to be a hero, or fight. If she hadn’t been framed for a crime, she would not have attempted to help anyone. Let alone, her Uncle. Which is the only person she relatively cares about. As far as wether he is alive or not. A majority of her expressions and reactions come from a faked, self-made emotion, none of it natural.
Though there is some good in Ezra, as a person. It’s just extremely unclear, hard to find and nearly nonexistent.
Face claim: (To be Added)
Powers/ skills: Enhanced physiology, Superhuman Strength, speed, endurance, stamina, agility, reflexes, Heart-Shaped herb enhancement, Martial Arts/boxing training, advanced processing & thinking, manipulation, & partial diplomatic immunity.
Are they a hero or a villain?- Anti-Villain
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Remind me, do we have to re-list what characters (from the old RP) we have before we start rp’ing or can we just go at it?
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Just go at it.
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Yeah, just do whatever. The old FCs are up rn so people won’t be confused
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Good 
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Hey! Can you delete my characters, please and thank you? 
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Aight I’m reserving Tony Stark now
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Can I reserve the daughter of Jackson Napier?
Name of your character: Morgan H. Stark
Hero/Villain Name (optional): Iron Man
Descendant of (who is the parent?): Tony Stark
Age: 15
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Backstory: Morgan grew up with the knowledge that the world was expecting her to fulfill her father’s legacy. Living in the shadow of his greatness took a toll on her, ironically making her more reluctant to become a hero, believing she could never live up to him. She attempted to live a normal life growing up, using her mother’s maiden name and acting like an unassuming teen, only revealing herself to her closest friends. Everyone knew she had some link to superheroes, though- just not how. On the last day of her 8th grade year, while she was eating a juice pop and contemplating who she wanted to be during high school, Morgan found a hidden basement under the stairs- an old workshop, with some scrapped Iron Man suits, along with a video recording from her father to her, telling her that he’d knew she’d find it, and that she was destined to be a hero. After hearing the words of encouragement from her father, Morgan decided to start tinkering in the workshop when her mother wasn’t home, knowing Pepper would disapprove of her trying to be a hero like her father. She eventually finished her very own suit, which she named the Mark MMM in honor of the last words she’d said to Tony. She kept experimenting in the workshop after its completion, though she never tried to use it, still nervous about what it would mean for her future. A few weeks later, though, a prison in her city for supercriminals was jailbroken, by a mysterious person known only as the Jailbird. Morgan took this as a sort of omen, going out and using her suit to put a stop to the criminals running amok. After the last of the criminals were dealt with, it came out that Morgan was the girl in the suit, and, much to Pepper’s chagrin, Morgan decided to reveal herself to the world as both the daughter of Tony Stark- and the new Iron Man. Not long after, Nick Fury approached her, revealing that the Jailbird was actually S.H.I.E.L.D., and that the prison break was a training exercise to help coax out potential heroes. Morgan, understandably, didn’t take this too well, refusing to join, or even cooperate with S.H.I.E.L.D. Instead, she struck out on her own, using her tech skills and wits to protect people. She was, of course, under the watchful eye of both the U.S. Government and Pepper, both of which believed it was far too dangerous for a teenage girl to be flying around in a weapon of mass destruction. Morgan took this in stride, though, rather quickly adapting into the life of a world-renowned celebrity and superhero. This came with it’s own host of issues, of course, mainly consisting of the struggles of attempting to fit into the lifestyle of a normal teenage girl while also fighting emerging supervillains or your run-of-the-mill criminal. Only a bit after she turned 15, Morgan was called by S.H.I.E.L.D. with the only request she had received since the ‘Jailbird incident’- help save the world. The famous heroes of the world had all mysteriously disappeared, leaving only the less noteworthy heroes-in-training behind. In a team, dubbed the ‘Young Avengers’ by many, consisting of herself, Nate Barton, Cassie Lang, Kamala Khan, and America Chavez, she was tasked with going to rescue the many heroes that had been captured by an intergalactic race known only by ‘The Zookeepers’, aliens that sought out whom they believed to be the most powerful individuals from every sentient species to show off. The rescue mission was, for the most part, successful, though in the process Morgan was lethally wounded by an alien weapon that had secreted metallic-based poison after being stabbed with it in the chest. She was able to get stabilized in a S.H.I.E.L.D. medical base before dying, but the poison was spreading quickly, and there was no way to directly remove it. The only option was to draw te poison to a singular location in her body so that it wouldn’t be able to spread… using a high-powered magnet. Morgan, being comatose at the time, was relying on the decision of her mother whether or not she would live. Pepper obviously didn’t want to lose her daughter, but installing in her an Arc Reactor would be finally admitting that she was living up to her father, and she couldn’t get past all the bad in that, considering that being a hero was what led Tony to sacrificing himself. She was sitting by the lake near the cabin, when she caught a glimpse of what she could’ve sworn was Tony’s Arc Reactor that she had sent out on the lake a decade prior. Pepper saw this as a sign, and it inspired her to see Morgan fulfilling her father’s legacy as a hero, and not just another billionare playboy philanthropist. She gave the go-ahead, and a week after the surgery was completed, Morgan woke up. She didn’t receive the news very well- she was shocked, if not angered at the fact that she was forced to have an Arx Reactor in her chest, seeing it as finally and permanently cementing her fate without any choice otherwise. Pepper, seeing Morgan’s distraughtness, decided it would be best for her to attend the academy that had been built in her father’s name in order to come to grips with her new reality. Morgan reluctantly agreed, though she’s still extremely borderline about the descision.
Personality: Morgan is a very upbeat and happy person. She mostly keeps any misgivings to herself, in hopes to be a beam of light for when her friends and family need it. She likes to please people, which made the choice to become a hero or not extremely difficult for her- should she try to please people by following her ‘destiny’, or follow her own path, whatever that may be? Despite her father being a looming shadow over her life, Morgan regards him extremely highly, considering him as her greatest hero and the best father a girl could ask for. Her high praise of him only created a cycle in which she believed she could never lived up to her own beliefs of him, building him up only to tear herself down. This caused her to struggle with self-esteem issues a lot throughout her life, despite struggling to retain an otherwise happy and normal appearance on the outside. Morgan, much like her father, is reckless and occasionally behaved childishly, though she knows when people have had enough of it, similarly to her mother- the best of both worlds. She’s quite the tinkerer, a trait she inherited from Tony. Though she didn’t embrace it much in her early life, she was able to teach herself, with the help of her father’s old blueprints and drafts, how to make nearly any type of tech imaginable. She mostly hides her skill, though, afraid of the lengths people could go to take advantage of it.
Face claim:
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(Sorry for low quality, but this was my favorite I found. Will put a better pic on the FC slides.)
Powers/ skills: Her Mark MMM suit is fitted with mostly the same technology as the Mark XLVI, granting her superhuman strength, durability, and flight capabilities, as well as several different weapons fitted into the suit. Morgan herself is a skilled combatant and engineer.
Are they a hero or a villain? Hero
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I’m sorry… I’m going to have to dropout of your rp.
This was really hard for me to make just because I never liked dropping out of Role-Plays but I truly don’t have time and the motivation to rp anymore. I’m truly sorry but I’m going to have to call it quits for now.
@Newguy
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Finally I can post the son of wolverine.
Name of your character:
Xander Howlett
Hero/Villain Name (optional):
He doesn’t have one, at least not yet.
Descendant of (who is the parent?):
Wolverine
Age:
18
Gender:
Male
Sexuality:
Heterosexual-questioning Bisexual
Backstory:
Xander grew up unaware of his true identity. His mother feared what would happen if he was discovered, not just as a mutant, but as the son of The Wolverine. Xander’s mother raised him in a secluded cabin within the woods, where he always felt there was something different about himself, but it was all he ever knew. He didn’t discover the truth until he was nearly 14 years old, when he discovered his mutant abilities, particularly his claws. His mother reluctantly told young Xander everything. Angry, he lashed out, cutting his mother’s arm with his claws. Mad at her for keeping the truth from him, and feeling guilt from hurting her he ran away. He spent the next four years alone, for the most part living in the woods in an attempt to not only figure out who he was, but to also try to find his father. Eventually Xander was able to find him, just to know that he had met his father, before returning home to his mother after so many years. After just a few days, on his 18th birthday, Xander received an invitation to Stark Academy.
Personality:
Xander is definitely an individual who is good at being alone. When things get tough he runs. If he doesn’t think he is good enough he will self sabotage. He is very loyal, but tends to push others away and to be a loner. When it comes down to it, he will step up to be whatever others need him to be. He hates when secrets are kept from him, and if he is betrayed it won’t be pretty. If he’s pushed past his limit he will do anything, not always aware until afterwards.
Powers/skills:
Healing factor
Retractable bone claws in his hands
Enhanced senses
Enhanced stamina & agility
Are they a hero or a villain:
Hero or Anti-Hero
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Wouldn’t they be adamantium? Since it became part of his skeleton and if he has a kid and that genetic information is passed…?
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