Zjaum wrote:Name: Henry "Hot Air" Hinshaw
Codename: He's trying to make "Mr. Firewall" a thing, but most locals just call him "Blimp Man." (Heck, he'd prefer "Zeppelin" to that, although the name would be slightly erroneous.)
Age: 21 (good ol' drinking age)
Sex: Male
Appearance:
Biography:
Powers:
Describe your abilities: His shoulders can adjust to any temperature from 0 to 500 degrees Kelvin without causing damage to himself. He attached hot air balloons to his shoulder blades and so can float above ground for immeasurable amounts of time. He carries a fan with him for propulsion, as well as a number of projectiles (his favorite is the finger rocket, which he reverse engineers on a consistent basis to hurt more)
Why did you turn to crime: "I used to be a member of the Jefferson Infinites. You know, State of Jefferson, the thing that they got going in Northern Cali- ah, whatever. They all died off through a series of encounters with the regional supervillains. They found out our hideout, and I was the only one who could escape, having hot-air-balloon-shoulders and all. Thankfully, none of the supervillains were equipped with guns. I survived, and the wind was able to carry me away to safety. All our funds were gone, though, and nobody wanted me to advertise for them, and, well, you know, one thing led to another. Thank God the local police are too polite to shoot people, eh?"
Why did you further become a supervillain: "Well, I decided to pack up my belongings (what was left over after the raid) and move to Minnesota. The cold weather means that I could travel higher and float better. I can dig holes with the best of them, and so I made myself a home out in the wilderness of Minnesota. Well sanitized with plumbing, and in public lands, of course. The best part is that there's so much goshdang snow in North/Central Minnesota that the base is practically invisible at all times except the summer, and even then it would take hours if you don't know what to look for."
How do you feel about the Infinites: "Lucky bastards; their supervillains aren't half as strong as the ones we had. They got bright, albeit boring, lives ahead of them. Wish them all the best. Usually."
What's your end goal: "Well, I would like to make a bigger hole, probably next year. Maybe run for mayor? Ah, right, I forgot, I'm a supervillain- WORLD DOMINATION! Actually, though, revenge on my fallen comrades wouldn't be uncalled for."
You've captured the hero/heroine, what happens now: "Blindfold them, show them around my hole-home. I've been aching to play
Axis and Allies with someone for a while now. Trust me, if you're not interested in that thing, that's torture enough."
Do you plan out your monologues or do they just sort of happen: "Generally, I'm too far away for them to hear anything I say. I generally don't plan much except for the basic layout, though; everything else is improv. I'm up in the air for a ridiculously long amount of time; I have all the time in the world to plan things out."
Let's hear a sample of your evil laugh (the noise you'd make when your plan is succeeding):
Let's hear a sample of your evil roar (the noise you make when your plan is failing):
Any lines you won't cross: "I'm not interested in killing any of the Infinites, even though I could be justified in doing so, in a certain sense. We used to be on the same side. Also, I'm very polite whenever I come in contact with people I rob. Civility and honesty are what hold society together, even if you are taking their stuff. I wash my hands on a regular basis, and I say "hello" to the ordinary citizens I pass by."
Would you prefer an archenemy, or would you rather just drift around from rogues gallery to rogues gallery: "I just drift around, especially when I don't have my fan to guide me."
Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2017 7:36 am
