Who here likes MLG parodies? Erm, no one.
Good riddance, because I don't have one for you - instead, here's VoH Abridged Episode 3!
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by Finland SSR » Thu Jun 30, 2016 1:41 am
by Zarkenis Ultima » Thu Jun 30, 2016 1:52 am
by Tomia » Thu Jun 30, 2016 4:27 am
by Ularn » Thu Jun 30, 2016 4:33 am
Tomia wrote:Ularn, I think you missed my last post with Roy. Here's the link viewtopic.php?f=31&t=380845&p=29191999&hilit=Roy#p29191999
by Turmenista » Thu Jun 30, 2016 5:08 am
Finland SSR wrote:Turmenista wrote:Plasma Manipulation:
Why go the difficult way, man? Why not just say "I watch DBZ and I watched that Film Theory episode about it, now shut up and let me shoot lasers"?
by The Starlight » Thu Jun 30, 2016 5:28 am
Finland SSR wrote:Who here likes MLG parodies? Erm, no one.
Good riddance, because I don't have one for you - instead, here's VoH Abridged Episode 3!
by Turmenista » Thu Jun 30, 2016 5:30 am
The Starlight wrote:Finland SSR wrote:Who here likes MLG parodies? Erm, no one.
Good riddance, because I don't have one for you - instead, here's VoH Abridged Episode 3!
FINNNNNNNNY!
by The Starlight » Thu Jun 30, 2016 5:35 am
Turmenista wrote:Character Application
Name: Kurt Westwoods
Superhero Name: Soldier X (now thats edgy as FUCK)
Age: 35
Gender: Male
Race/Species: Human
Appearance: We're all soldiers now
Personality: As a person, Kurt is what you would usually refer to as an "Edgelord", to put it one way. At times he can seem very nihilistic, or downing towards himself, and downright depressed, mainly from all the bad things he'd done as a Soldier in the past, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a fighter at heart. He's an avid believer in the whole edgy mercenary field, believing that those who use soldiers as pawns for their own political advancement should be put to death, preferably in front of a lot of people. Kurt's a dedicated soldier and has been a dedicated soldier for a long time. No matter what cause he's fighting for, be it that of himself or those who cannot fend for themselves, Kurt's dedicated to his job, and is even willing to die for it. He fights, firstly, for himself, and the other Mercenaries and Soldiers that have been misused, and for those who have no savior to protect them from the forces of evil. Even if it makes him look like a villain, he's willing to die for his cause, as said before.
Biography: Coming from the same Port City-based military lab thing that produced our buddy old pal Kiera Ambrose, Kurt is not 100% robotic, or 95.5% Robotic like Kiera. Instead, Kurt is human, but heavily modified with cybernetic enhancements. Not quite nanomachines, son, but we'll get to it later. Anyhow, Kurt was trained in the same way that Kiera was trained, and that was to be a soldier. A perfect soldier, easily controllable by the US Military, and efficient at his job. Growing up as a test subject alongside Kiera, Kurt was also oblivious to the horrible training methods they were going though, and did not snap once Kiera realized what she had done and fled, leaving the facility in ruins. Kurt was extracted out of the facility well before everyone inside was killed and almost directly sent to the shady parts of the military, looking to get some use out of him.
Kurt was almost instantly drafted into the US Military's unnamed Special Weapons Program, or SWP, and trained to use the Cybernetic enhancements put into him when he was mastering his Plasma Manipulation powers. He was deployed to the Middle East, Iraq and Afghanistan, in particular, to preform high value missions with a miniscule failure rate. Contrary to popular belief, Kurt was involved in numerous secret raids against terrorist groups, and, at one point, had a documented 300+ confirmed kills, and his head had multiple bounties from the various terrorist organizations he raided and razed. Kurt often fought alongside regular soldiers, so it was not the other elite soldiers he gained a bond with but, rather, the regular, average, everyday soldier. He witnessed the mistreatment and neglect of soldiers after returning home from the military to be discharged as a civilian, which filled him with rage and hatred towards both his recruiters, and the politicians, whom he felt simply used the soldiers as "ways to get more oil." Enraged by this, Kurt went on a rampage, injecting himself with three syringes of adrenaline and laying waste to his former stationed military base - an airfield, built onto an island. Kurt's motivation was to send these people a message - a message, explaining his own discharge and dedication to the mercenary life, and explaining that he'd be fighting for no nation now. He'd be fighting firstly for himself, then for the soldiers being mistreated worldwide, and finally, for those who were incapable of defending themselves from the evils of the world. In that case, the highest bidders, or the defenseless. Kurt absolutely decimated the base, destroying virtually half of the island in the process, which lay burning and scarred by superheated plasma scarring, explosions, and worse. By the end the day the fires still raged on the island, but Kurt was nowhere to be found. The US SWP sent forces to look for him, and summarized that Kurt would be going back to the only place he knew like the back of his head: The Middle East, where he hoped to pursue a new life as his mercenary. Some called Kurt a hero for standing up for what he though was right like that, while others called him a terrorist.
Kurt's current location is unknown, but it can be assumed that he's somewhere either in Iraq, or Afghanistan, fighting a shadow war behind the scenes.
Powers/Abilities:
- Plasma Manipulation: Kurt is capable of manipulating Plasma - a state of matter consisting of fully ionized gas of low density containing an approximately equal number of positive ions and electrons. Plasma is not frequently common on planet, but its present in lightning, polar Auras, lights, extremely hot fires, and the like. Kurt can almost freely manipulate plasma, producing flight, shields, constructs, and the like, and can even surround himself in a fancy Plasma Aura like something out of a japanese animated show. His plasma is especially hot, and blue, like something out of a video game, and is capable of leaving nasty burns, or destroying most everything in its path if given enough time and power. This sort of plasma is destructive, yet controllable, and can be used by Kurt in various ways. Depending on his energy status, or if he is hyper off of adrenaline or not, Kurt's attacks will vary in power, with the base amount being able to do some decent damage, and the maximum potential of his abilities have yet to be found. Kurt's capable of manipulating his plasma in various ways, be it flight, shields, attacks, and auras.
- Plasma Attacks: Almost every attack listed here can be used by Kurt in battle, provided he has enough adrenaline or energy flowing. Depending on the type of attack listed, it might take either none of his energy, or almost all of it. Therefore, Kurt must wisely use his energy/hyperactivity when he uses his attacks, as it takes time for him to regain his energy over time.
- Plasma Aura: Totally not drawing this from existing characters and japanese animated shows, Kurt is capable of surrounding himself in an Aura of Plasma Energy, which both protects him and damages things around him by causing burn damage. Subconsciously, Kurt is capable of protecting himself from attacks by creating a "plasma exoskeleton", that he is capable of quickly putting up to provide instant, but not necessarily full protection to incoming attacks. While its not as strong as a shield, it can protect him well from quick attacks, especially bullets.
- Limited Plasma Generation: Given he's hyper enough, Kurt is actually capable of somewhat breaking the laws of physics (and my head) by Generating Plasma that can almost directly be used for his abilities. This puts a strain on his body if he generates copious amounts.
- Cybernetic Physiology: Kurt's not necessarily an android, cyborg, or robot. In reality he's basically just a regular human, augmented with various cybernetic upgrades and parts. One most notably being his right eye, which we will get to later. Because of his cybernetic enhancements, Kurt can be considered superhuman, able to preform feats of strength and speed thought impossible by humans. Because of his cybernetic enhancements, Kurt is stronger and faster than most humans, but not necessarily as durable (see weaknesses).
- Hyperactivity Empowerment: Depending on how hyper he is, Kurt's plasma is capable of damaging a variety of targets, from regular cars, to full on Islands. Kurt's powers are almost directly related to his current energy status, meaning that if he is tired, his abilities will not be as powerful as when he's awake and alert. If Kurt is to, say, down 20 Red Bulls, or take a single adrenaline shot, his destructive capability will increase substantially. Just think of the destruction that would happen if he downs 60 Red Bulls or takes 3 adrenaline shots. If he takes 4, well, that brings me to my next point...
Weaknesses
- Body Limitations: Kurt knows his body's limits. If he goes over 4 adrenaline shots, his CURRENT maximum, his cybernetic enhancement's safeguard will kick in, and his body will refuse to take more, in the form of pain and weakness. This is for his own good, especially considering his addiction.
- Conservation of energy: Energy can really neither be created nor destroyed. While Kurt is capable of creating plasma energy with enough energy, he's technically not supposed to, and thus draws from a pool of energy that slowly fills over time passively over time or through adrenaline rushes. Producing copious amounts of plasma energy will put a physical strain on Kurt's body and is dangerous to his health.
- Glass Body and Paper Skin: Kurt was unfortunate enough to not be graced with thick skin. While his cybernetic enhancements and passive Plasma exoskeleton ability provide mild protection, from major attacks, he's able to be hurt like any other human and even killed. Because he lacks regeneration capabilities, his body is much more vulnerable to dangerous attacks. If unprotected, one punch from a superhuman can take him out, depending on where he's hit.
- Hyperactivity Empowerment:Kurt's powers being based off of his hyperactivity is a double edged sword. For one thing, he's capable of blowing military bases to Oblivion while he's on his adrenaline rushes, but gets rather unstable when this happens. On the other hand, if he's tired, or drained of his energy (quite literally), his attacks will be comparable to that of a firework sparkler on a celebration.
- Addiction: Kurt has a rather mild addiction to adrenaline, which can often be rehabilitating from withdrawal. As such, he constantly carries around Adrenaline shots to curb his addiction, and hasn't gone out to get the addiction treated. He's known to have breakdowns without having frequent shots. As such, Kurt is somewhat of an insomniac, and rarely, if ever, gets sleep if he's going through a withdrawal phase.
Equipment:
- M5A1 Carbine: A selective fire rifle, perfect for mercenary roles thanks to its weight, and inconspicuous deign. Equipped with an integrated sight, the durable weapon is capable of being fired after being submerged in water, sand, or dirt with a simple shake, and its light weight means the user can carry more ammunition for it into the field. The M5A1 is a prototype, meaning its not in service at the moment. This means Kurt is the only soldier with it, right now. Its equipped with a folding grip that's capable of being used to stabilize the weapon, and the sight is linked to Kurt's Evil Eye, to assist in aiming, as well. It fires 5.56mm explosive-tipped Caseless rounds, effective against armored targets, considering it was to be used against infantry armored in modern armor. That being said, it often requires more hits to score a kill on a target, if its not a headshot or directly hitting the armor of a target.
- The "Evil Eye": Often referred to as Kurt's Edgy little Red Eye. Assisting in almost everything tactical from night vision, to providing a heads up display of the situation and looking cool, Kurt's fancy cybernetic red eye works as well tactically as it does aesthetically. The eye is capable of tracking targets within a line of sight and marking them for Kurt's M5A1, or his Plasma manipulation bolts/blasts/beams. Kurt's Red Eye also works well for night vision, providing night vision, heat vision, and enhanced view vision modes to him at his command. The eye is technically not part of his body considering its cybernetic, but works (and feels) almost exactly like a real eye. Thus, its a big target, and Kurt commonly keeps it hidden with his eye patch, under the guise of an eye injury to curb questions.
Likes: America, war, gyros, Mediterranean food, guns, and adrenaline rushes. Also, sleeping. Notably likes listening to music as he flies into LZ's.
Dislikes: Politicians, war, terrorism, and especially Russians. Views them with suspicion. Absolutely HATES fried foods.
Theme Song: Perfect for flying over oilfields in Blackhawk helicopters
Additional information: Owns a Capestagram page with a nice amount of followers, and commonly posts videos of his actions against hostile forces and general middle eastern life on Capestagram.
Following Kiera Ambrose and Daniel McTavish on Capestagram
Has a small mercenary following, which assists him during some operations. Consists of ex-military members who follow the same ideology as Kurt.
RP Sample: kek Ster
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 6:17 am
Charmera wrote:My question is, how many power can he nullify with a look.
And can he nullify phisological things, like having thick skin or naturally enhanced strength or being made of diamond or cheese.
Also, have you been watching My Hero Academia too? :P
Because that power seems to have been inspired by One of the charecters from it.
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 6:18 am
Finland SSR wrote:Esternial wrote:Let me rephrase: I only had an idea for a nation leader.
No idea what he'd be leading, except that'd it be a commie paradise where everyone forgets someone has ever existed if they cross the state and subsequently 'vanish'.
Also, his name is Nikolai. That is imperative.
Maybe I could just claim east Sibera that has somehow been converted into a paradise through advanced tech and several particularly powerful superhumans.
...
HELP A MENTOR IS READING MY MIND AND STEALING MY IDEAS
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 6:50 am
by The Starlight » Thu Jun 30, 2016 7:05 am
Esternial wrote:Charmera wrote:My question is, how many power can he nullify with a look.
And can he nullify phisological things, like having thick skin or naturally enhanced strength or being made of diamond or cheese.
Also, have you been watching My Hero Academia too?
Because that power seems to have been inspired by One of the charecters from it.
I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
Esternial wrote:Commonwealth
by Charmera » Thu Jun 30, 2016 7:07 am
Esternial wrote:Charmera wrote:My question is, how many power can he nullify with a look.
And can he nullify phisological things, like having thick skin or naturally enhanced strength or being made of diamond or cheese.
Also, have you been watching My Hero Academia too?
Because that power seems to have been inspired by One of the charecters from it.
I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
Zarkenis Ultima wrote:And here, we see a wild Shittonicus Charactericus, coloquially known as Charmera, in its natural habitat. It seems to be displaying behavior expected from one of its kind, producing numerous characters and juggling them with its front paws.
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 7:13 am
The Starlight wrote:Esternial wrote:I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
That should be good. He's accepted.Esternial wrote:Commonwealth
Accepted, though I would rather you not make any claim that they are the "forerunner." Perhaps they are, and perhaps they aren't, but you could say that they are one of the forerunners, or believe themselves to be forerunners.
by Shadowwell » Thu Jun 30, 2016 8:45 am
Esternial wrote:Charmera wrote:My question is, how many power can he nullify with a look.
And can he nullify phisological things, like having thick skin or naturally enhanced strength or being made of diamond or cheese.
Also, have you been watching My Hero Academia too?
Because that power seems to have been inspired by One of the charecters from it.
I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:13 am
Shadowwell wrote:Esternial wrote:I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
What if the person seems to have super strength btu can instead actually use his bodies full strength, as normal humans can only use 20- 40% of their muscles actual strength, most of the time.
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:18 am
by Finland SSR » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:21 am
The Starlight wrote:Finland SSR wrote:Who here likes MLG parodies? Erm, no one.
Good riddance, because I don't have one for you - instead, here's VoH Abridged Episode 3!
FINNNNNNNNY!
by The United Equstrian Front » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:26 am
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:27 am
by Finland SSR » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:31 am
Esternial wrote:Finland SSR wrote:SASUKEEEEEEE
ffs. not cool bro.
Let's make a deal. Soviet Russia will not give a damn about your existence if your Shrinking-Balls Utopia Land will not interfere in my stuff.
Also, any interest in the Internationale?
Soviet Russia can't give a damn because Soviet Russia doesn't know it exists. The Commonwealth appears so mundane that you don't notice it. If you look at a satellite picture, your eyes fail to pick up on it among the Siberian wasteland. If you approach it, your eyes are unable to focus on it and you find yourself drifting away in the opposite direction.
Bet inferior Soviet Russia would love being friends with the great Commonwealth, tho.
Not sure what that is.
by Esternial » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:37 am
Finland SSR wrote:Esternial wrote:Soviet Russia can't give a damn because Soviet Russia doesn't know it exists. The Commonwealth appears so mundane that you don't notice it. If you look at a satellite picture, your eyes fail to pick up on it among the Siberian wasteland. If you approach it, your eyes are unable to focus on it and you find yourself drifting away in the opposite direction.
Bet inferior Soviet Russia would love being friends with the great Commonwealth, tho.
Not sure what that is.
You said psionic characters can break though Xander's barrier. If something fishy happens somewhere in the Siberian wasteland that current intelligence data has no information about, Chairman Leona can just recruit a metahuman of such sort to check. Besides, a totalitarian society requires perfect control over all of the state's people and territories, so we're pretty much bound to cross paths at some point.
lol. So you're like G-Tech, then.
Well, then you're not fit for world revolution. YOU'RE NOT A TRUE COMMUNIST
by Finland SSR » Thu Jun 30, 2016 9:40 am
Esternial wrote:Finland SSR wrote:You said psionic characters can break though Xander's barrier. If something fishy happens somewhere in the Siberian wasteland that current intelligence data has no information about, Chairman Leona can just recruit a metahuman of such sort to check. Besides, a totalitarian society requires perfect control over all of the state's people and territories, so we're pretty much bound to cross paths at some point.
lol. So you're like G-Tech, then.
Well, then you're not fit for world revolution. YOU'RE NOT A TRUE COMMUNIST
I'm counting on it, fam.
Not sure what that means.
LIES.
by Indo-pasif archipelago » Thu Jun 30, 2016 10:17 am
Shadowwell wrote:Esternial wrote:I'm going to go with one, since a superpower is a lot more ambiguous and complex than an electrical circuit. Can't properly focus on another metahuman without losing control over the first.
Physiological enhancements he can't suppress. That includes naturally enhanced strength (i.e. through an actual increase of muscle mass or cybernetic limbs). Super strength that comes from a seemingly "magical" source (i.e. no muscle mass to match the power) will be suppressed.
Hadn't initially planned on it, but since I put a greater focus on the use of his eyes it does share some similarity with Aizawa
What if the person seems to have super strength btu can instead actually use his bodies full strength, as normal humans can only use 20- 40% of their muscles actual strength, most of the time.
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