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"The brighter the light, the darker the shadow."

Name: Lightning (AKA 'Light Ignis')

Age: (Has existed for) 10 years

Canon:


Powers / Abilities / Equipment:
Monster Summoning - Due to the functions of his Duel Disk and an innate power from his 'conception', Lightning can Summon the monsters in his cards into reality. Outside of a Duel, he can drawn whenever he wishes and can directly Link Summon without using the appropriate Material. Lightning uses a deck of Armatos Legio, a whole deck of Cyberse-type statue-like monsters resembling warriors - among other things. The monsters themselves grant each other offensive and defensive benefits depending on what cards are linked to them - for example, Armatos Legio Scutum, if it is linked to an Armatos Legio Link Monster, that Link Monster is the only attack target and it cannot be destroyed once per turn. Summoning Monsters the proper way although taking longer makes them more stable and reduces their drain on Lightning's energy reserves.

Spell Card Magic - Lightning is capable of causing a variety of effects by activating Spell Cards. For example, the Continuous Spell Armatos Lex lets Lightning return a fallen Spell in his Graveyard to his Deck, and also adds an Armatos Legio from his Deck to his hand of his choice. In addition, if either player is to attack each other directly while they both have monsters, Armatos Lex's secondary effect is allowed to negate that attack. And if that's not enough, once per turn, Lightning is allowed to tribute an Armatos Legio via this card's effect to draw 1 card - and this is all in one card; Armatos Lex forms a defensive presence and allows Lightning to build his formation faster and safer.

Trap Card Magic - Functioning similarly to his Spell Card Magic, Trap Card Magic allows Lightning to manifest the effects of his Trap Cards into reality. Example, he can use the Continuous Trap Card Armatos Gloria makes it so cards and effects can't destroy any other cards on the field and neither player can banish cards either - but if Armatos Gloria itself is the target of an effect, it destroys all of Lightning's monsters. A double edged-sword at best, this card will force his opponents to fight his monsters head-on without any form of magical abilities (if any).

Duel Disk - The circular bracelet-like device usually on a human's wrist, it's intended purpose is to play Duel Monsters - although Lightning cannot 'carry it', he is however able to 'control it' as it is still technology and him being an A.I allows him to do so. For an Ignis like him, it also doubles as a 'storage' for himself - as in, he can actually hide in this thing, similarly to other Ignis have been capable of. So, in other words, Lightning could be hiding in the Duel Disk and making it float via a technological influence, and can still make it float while he presents himself and kicks your butt via card game power.

Inside this spoiler is a list of all of the Armatos Legio related cards, which have been 'translated' into role-playing friendly language.
Personality: Lightning's personality is dominated an incredible superiority complex - and not in the good way. He's stoic, serious and often cruel - though it is clear he is rather intelligent in everything he does. According to other A.I, it is said 'Lightning doesn't make mistakes' - and to that front, they are often correct. When he 'does' make mistakes however, it is when he lashes out with that complex of his in full force. He hides this complex of his with this serious yet wise exterior, without a care for the lives of others - even his own kind, and only does things for his own gains and/or reasons (whatever they may be)l. If he 'is' up to something however, it's best to keep an eye on this A.I - his plans are often deceptive, manipulative, and will probably destroy at least something or 'someone' - depending on what is involved and why.

Short Bio: Lightning is one of the six Ignis created during an event called 'The Lost Incident', or the 'Hanoi Project' 10 years ago. Six young children were taken away from their homes and contained in an empty room for each of them, and there was nothing in there but virtual reality equipment. In order to survive off of food, the captive children had to win their virtual duels, and as a result of this incident, each Ignis was created, one to represent each core attribute - Fire, Water, Earth, Wind, Dark and Light. Lightning was created as the Light Ignis, made in the image of a Jin Kolter, who was traumatised as a result of the incident and some of what Lightning did - among other things. Lightning would be under the radar when LINK VRAINS was up and running, until the destruction of Cyberse World, made by the six Ignis and one 'realm' for each one of them - this is where Lightning appeared, as did the Wind Ignis Windy, whom Lightning had reprogrammed to off his own partner and created another A.I by the name of Bohman to make up for their flaws. Lightning is far from a 'good' Ignis, though according to other A.I (namely Bohman and Ai), he is 'the most human' and also 'like a leader', and according to data found from an analysis he did, Lightning is the reason why the relationship between humans an A.I will 'not' go well (because Lightning is Lightning, he is predicted, by the analysis, to delete every other Ignis save himself).

Other Info: As each chapter passes, Lightning will be supplied with more cards to be used at his disposal (think of it like he levels up every now and again, and when he does so, he gets better cards that allow him to make bigger and stronger fields of monsters) - though I fully intend to play his combat situations as close to source as possible. In other words, I'll be playing the game while not 'actually' playing the game. However, I have not yet decided what cards to 'grant him' for each chapter 'yet' apart from the fact that, by the end, he will have 'all' of his cards at his disposal.

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Name: Sir Benedict Cucumberpatch

Age: 34654567889987655677655677666666677776666666

Canon: OC

Powers / Abilities / Equipment:
Benedicts powers originate under one specific category called “Toon Logic”, aka anything goes with him, but Benedict is a reserved man, and mainly uses his powers to summon things like his megaphone and other random tiny things from his pockets, sometimes teleportation, and even omnipresence, the infinite pocket is his most used however.
Personality: Benedict is a cold businessman that views the world as a giant opportunity for profit and personal gain, he is usually quite careless unless something directly involves him, for he sees his way as the only best way, Benedict is also very posh and aristocratic...often flaunting his wealth and belittling those who don’t have much....or he just buys them out.

Short Bio:
Benedict in his universe is the owner and CEO of a megacorporation named “Them”, a company/agency who focuses on selling luxury goods and protecting the world and most importantly Benedicts various investment claims.

Other Info: Benedict is very much a lone wolf, often using others in his group as an advantage for profit or to mess around with, anything that isn’t Benedict is in his way
CocoaMarshmallow

Appearance:
Name: John

Age: 32

Canon: ?

Powers / Abilities / Equipment: John is really good with guns such as a AK- 40 and he is also good with knifes of any kind. Can drive any type of car and has leaned to drive tanks

Personality. He is loving and kind and selfless. he is nurturing and helpful. but can get easily aggravated sometimes making him very aggressive and he has hurt people in the past. He is also funny and very smart.

Short Bio: What is your character's backstory i: John comes from a family of past family members in the army so john knows how to fight and use weapons. he smart with the outdoors knows how to survive and is very good at hand to hand combat. He did well in school so he is pretty smart and he is strong

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Name:



Age: (Never specified in the comic books, I believe?)

Canon: Any Judge Dredd comic books (Whether it's published by 2000 AD, IDW, Dark Horse, etc.)

Powers / Abilities / Equipment:

Power #1: Physically-Enhanced Body or 'Super Soldier' Body

Ability #1: Firearm Mastery
Ability #2: Combat Mastery
Ability #3: Warfare Mastery
Ability #4: Leadership
Ability #5: First-Aid

Equipment #1: Lawgiver MKII



Equipment #2: Baton



Equipment #3: Handcuffs



Equipment #4: Lawmaster



Personality:
"I can feel anger. And control. But. There's something else. Something... Behind the control. Something... Almost--" (Judge Anderson as she uses her psychic abilities to read Judge Dredd before being cut off by another Judge in Dredd 2012)

Judge Dredd is a man of discipline, and especially, a man of The Law. The most respected and feared Judge. There is no other Judge like Judge Dredd. In fact, the Department of Justice developed, modeled, and programmed robots after him. Judge Dredd is the best there is. He is a classic one-man-army. And those who break the law, or even attempt to break the law, will not escape the judgement of Judge Dredd. He is Judge, Jury, and Executioner.

Short Bio:
Judge Dredd, full name Joseph Dredd, is a Street Judge of Mega City One. Home to 800 million people. It's the year 21XX, and the world is more chaotic than ever in history. Which is why there're Judges. To uphold the law and impart judgment upon the unrighteous. He is one of those Judges.

Other Info: He is The Law!

David Listman

Canon: My Hero Academia - OC

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Powers/Abilities/Equipment, Personality, Bio:

Appearance:

Name: Aloy

Age: 19

Canon: Horizon Dawn Zero

Powers / Abilities / Equipment:
Abilities: Skills
Equipment: Focus- A triangle shaped chip in her hair, that allows her to see things others cannot, etc.



Personality:


Aloy is curious, determined, and intent on uncovering the mysteries of her world.[2] As a child, she was rather disobedient and got annoyed by her guardian Rost's borderline fanatical devotion to tribal laws, not being able to see what was so bad about the ruins of the Old Ones. Unlike many in her tribe who shun the use of technology, Aloy sees technology as a practical and unique tool to aid her in her quest, a belief that was born when she used it to save a young man from certain death. She frequently uses her Focus throughout her life to aid in hunting machines and tracking individuals. Her early use of the Focus has made Aloy more aware of a bigger picture outside of the Nora tribe, spurring her to be more curious about the Old Ones. She also became more skeptical about tribal lore and beliefs, seeing the All-Mother and what the tribes believe to be her vestiges as what they really are: remnants of Project Zero Dawn.
Aloy is shown frequently to be not good with people, the result of being treated as less than human for the first 18 years of her life and having little human interaction outside of Rost. She is very blunt and sarcastic, never hesitating to tell people exactly what she thinks of them even when it wouldn't be wise to do so. She is especially shown to despise those who consider themselves better than others, such as Ahsis, and is disturbed by the behaviour of people such as Nil, not being able to tell if the latter is better or worse than the bandits he kills. She is also rather impatient and has little tolerance for those who waste her time or dodge questions, one of the many things that puts her at odds with the ever-elusive Sylens. At the same time, however, years of being shunned as an outcast has made Aloy compassionate and sympathetic towards others in need, particularly towards those who are still outcasts. Her benevolence is her greatest strength and has garnered the respect and trust of many who have interacted with her. However, there are limits to her empathy; when Elida asks her if she knows what it's like to only be alive when you're with someone else, Aloy admits that she doesn't, since she's never been in love before and is a loner by nature. Despite this, she does clearly understand the physical nuances and taboos of human behavior, as she is able to understand when others are attracted to her, and she turns her back on Inatut so that he can get dressed privately, though it's possible that Rost simply taught her these things, so that she could fit in to her tribe in the event that she won the Proving.
Aloy had a strong relationship with Rost, seeing him as the father that she never had and being devastated when he sacrificed himself to save her from Helis, though this was quickly replaced with a burning hatred for the latter. After this tragic incident, she no longer considers the hut she grew up in her home, since Rost is no longer there for her, though she can come back throughout the game to visit Rost's grave and tell her how she's been doing. Eventually, she can ask to have Teersa tell her the story of why Rost was made an outcast, and is very thankful when she does so.
Despite Rost's presence, living without knowing her mother was a source of emotional distress for Aloy and compounded her alienation from the rest of the tribe; it is evident that this is the primary reason Aloy was cast out of the tribe. Aloy's desire to know her origins became her life's goal and her primary motivator to complete her training for the Proving. However, Rost noted that she was only training to win the Proving for herself, as proven when she misses the point of the test when she fights and defeats her first Sawtooth. He tells her that there will come a time when she will have to fight for her new tribe and serve a purpose greater than herself. Aloy understands, but states it will have to be for a cause she believes in. Even after being appointed a Seeker, Aloy's primary motivation is to learn where she came from and who her mother is, caring little for the history of the Old Ones or the fact that the people who are hunting her massacred a large portion of her tribe. It's this single-minded attitude that results in her being considered a "spoiled child" by Sylens. After learning how she was born and why, however, Aloy finds the purpose Rost spoke of; defeat the Eclipse and prevent HADES from causing a second Faro Plague.
As a former outcast-turned-Seeker, Aloy has little respect for laws, especially if they get in the way of what she believes to be right. This is especially shown in regards to the law forbidding contact with outcasts; having once been an outcast herself, she willingly talks with and assists them, with no concern for the possible consequences. She also encourages people who start questioning harsh laws; among the Banuk, she readily encourages tribesfolk who themselves start to ask these questions. In a private conversation with Talanah, Aloy states that she does not consider herself part of the Nora tribe, believing 'Aloy despite the Nora' to be a more fitting title than 'Aloy of the Nora'. As such, she is absolutely outraged when the group start worshipping her after she learns the truth about herself, considering being treated as an idol to be no different than being an outcast, and outright rejects the title 'Anointed' they bestow upon her.
Aloy has shown great physical and emotional resilience during her journey, always moving towards her goal despite the harsh obstacles she comes across. When she discovers that she is not the child but a clone of Elisabet Sobeck created by GAIA, Aloy is shattered by this revelation, feeling that she is a mere instrument "born in destruction and fire" instead of a person. However she quickly gathers herself together, realizing that she was created in order to protect the world from being destroyed by a second Faro Plague. She also becomes somewhat more optimistic as time passes; while Sylens is convinced that Ted Faro doomed the Earth and humanity to oblivion by erasing APOLLO, Aloy, due to all the things she has seen as a Seeker, believes the world they live in is still worth fighting for, even if it is a wasteland.


Short Bio:
Conception
In August 3020, the AI GAIA received a transmission from an unknown source that turned her subordinate functions into self-aware and erratic entities. The HADES sub-function, which was designed to create a clean slate if GAIA did not produce a sustainable environment, immediately attempted to take control of GAIA's terraforming systems to eradicate humanity once more. In order to prevent this, GAIA activated a fail-safe, overloading the GAIA Prime reactor in an attempt to wipe out HADES. However, this act would lead to GAIA's destruction as well, and cause the eventual breakdown of the terraforming system. As a result, GAIA utilized an unused Zero Dawn protocol by which clones of Zero Dawn’s Alpha designers could be made, called Lightkeeper, to create a clone of Elisabet Sobeck. This clone would have gene print necessary to access the Alpha Registry and enter Zero Dawn facilities to rebuild GAIA's system core upon reaching maturity. GAIA ordered ELEUTHIA-9, presumably the cradle facility at which the Alphas’ genetic material was stored, to produce the Sobeck clone.



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On August 26, 3020, ELEUTHIA-9 received the gestation order from GAIA Prime shortly before GAIA went offline. The genetic material of Elisabet Sobeck in cryo-storage was used to create a zygote that had near-identical genetics to Sobeck, cataloged as #LK-1A1-4510, and gestated in Ectogenic Chamber B1-001. On April 4, 3021, the clone was deemed viable and delivered at 9:30.


Early Life
As per GAIA's instructions, the entry hatch of ELEUTHIA-9 was unsealed, a multi servitor transported the newborn clone to the entry hatch and placed it outside the facility, then the hatch sealed itself again. The interior of the mountain, and specifically the door to ELEUTHIA-9 had come to be seen by the Nora tribe as the embodiment of their deity All-Mother. The High Matriarchs found the baby upon hearing her cries; while High Matriarch Teersa believed that the child was a gift from All-Mother, many of the Nora tribe, especially High Matriarch Lansra, feared that the baby was a curse, placed in the Sacred Mountain by a metal devil. As no person except for the High Matriarchs could enter the mountain, it was deeply suspected that the baby was not born of a human mother. Because of this, she was made an outcast by Nora law.


Young Aloy

The High Matriarchs placed her in the care of Rost, an outcast who kept to Nora traditions, and who would come to love the child as if she were his own daughter. With the help of Teersa, Rost was able to perform a traditional naming ritual for the baby, whom he named Aloy. Aloy grew up with Rost in his home within The Embrace, fully aware that Rost was not her father and that she was an outcast, though she was unaware of the reason why.

Finding the Focus
One day, after being shunned while picking berries with other Nora children, Aloy ran away in a fit of rage and accidentally fell down a hole into a ruin of the Old Ones, a place forbidden for Nora to enter. While exploring the cave in search of an exit, she discovered a small, arrow-shaped device that displayed information and recordings through holograms. Eventually, she found a way out of the cave and reunited with Rost, who immediately inquired about the device and demanded to see it, though she refused to do so; he reluctantly allowed her to keep it. The next day, while learning survival skills from Rost, Aloy used her Focus to save a Nora boy who had fallen from a Brave trail into a pack of Watchers and Striders that had surrounded him. As outcasts, however, she and Rost received no gratitude when the boy's father arrived to retrieve him.

As she stormed off in frustration, Aloy was struck with a rock thrown by Bast, another Nora child, who mocked her for being a "no-mother". While Rost treated her injury, Aloy demanded to know why she was an outcast, and who her mother was. Rost tentatively admitted that he did not know exactly why she was outcast, or even who her mother might be, but that the High Matriarchs likely knew. The surest way to get the High Matriarchs to tell her was to run in the Proving, Nora's coming-of-age ritual: not only would the winner be granted a boon, but Aloy would be accepted into the tribe simply by completing the Proving. Aloy resolved to win the Proving and learn the truth about her mother.

Preparing for the Proving

Aloy training for the Proving

With instruction from Rost, Aloy spent the next twelve years honing her survival skills in preparation for the Proving. Two days before the ceremony, she helped Rost track down a Sawtooth that had been causing problems for the hunting parties and killed the machine single-handed. Rost's final lesson for Aloy was not how to kill a dangerous new machine, but to do her part in protecting the tribe once she was accepted in.

Bringing her to Mother's Heart the day before the ceremony, Rost gave her his daughter's necklace to remember him by; realizing he wanted her to forget him, Aloy tried to convince him that she'd still go to see him in secret, but Rost refused, knowing that Aloy's connection to him would prevent her from embracing the tribe. Telling Aloy that he would go where she would never find him, Rost gave his farewell as he walked away, leaving a heartbroken Aloy at the gates.

Aloy is welcomed by High Matriarch Teersa and enters Mother's Heart for the first time in her life. While walking through the settlement, Aloy spotted a foreign man in robes attempting to speak to a crowd. The audience's reaction to the Carja Sun-Priest was initially hostile until another foreigner named Erend spoke in his defense. Aloy befriended Erend soon after and was introduced to his traveling companion, Olin. To Aloy's surprise, Olin wore a Focus device similar to her own, though he said very little about himself or the Focus when Aloy questioned him, being highly evasive and defensive.

Aloy eventually retires to the lodging with the other Proving contestants; Resh, standing guard outside, insults her for being both motherless and an outcast. Retorting with a snide remark, Aloy goes into the lodging but is again met with jibes from Bast. After exchanging some words about the time young Bast attacked Aloy with a rock, Aloy goes to bed but is still uneasy with her new surroundings. Vala, another contestant who is welcoming to Aloy, tries to bolster her.

The Proving Massacre
Running the Proving
In the morning, the Proving contestants make their way up the snowy mountain to begin the trial. Aloy, despite Resh and Bast's put-downs, has no hesitations and makes ready to start what she has trained long and hard for.

The arrival of a herd of Grazers signals the beginning of the competition; each contestant must kill a Grazer and loot a trophy. Aloy is able to obtain one, but it is almost immediately shot out of her hands by Bast. Though she manages to obtain another one, she has lost time and is the last one to start running the Brave trail. Realizing that she won't make it on the normal trail, she places her bets on another, more dangerous Brave trail, heedless of the proctor's warning that several previous Proving contestants were killed on it. Aloy pushes forward, climbing and sprinting across the trail and catching up to the rest of the contestants. She slides down to the main trail, runs for the last stretch with the other contestants, and plants her trophy at the finish line, followed soon by Vala and Bast.

Bast argues that Aloy cheated, and the proctor at first seems to claim that an outcast could never win the Proving. Aloy fearfully wondered if her exertion was all for naught, but the proctor declares that she was now a Brave, and no longer an outcast. Vala congratulates a tired but relieved Aloy, and the proctor reminds the contestants to place their trophies at the altar. She officially declared Aloy as the winner. But before the proctor could finish her sentence, she was shot in the collarbone with an arrow.

Fighting the Attackers

Aloy and Vala taking cover from the attackers

Looking up at the sky, Aloy spotted a swarm of arrows coming towards them. Many of the contestants were hit while trying to take cover. Aloy, Vala, Bast, and a few other contestants were lucky and took cover behind rocks. Vala then came up with the idea of distracting the attackers while Aloy shot them. After some time, a Cultist leader walked away from the group, but returned with a Deathbringer Gun and opened fire with it, eventually shattering the pillar that Vala was standing behind, which forced her to run. Vala was fatally shot, and Bast rushed to her side but was himself killed. The Cultist leader then ordered everyone to kill Aloy. She fought them off and checked on the Cultist leader, finding a Focus on him. Without her noticing, Helis snuck up on her. She turned around to stand up and bumped into him, and he grabbed her by the neck, lifting her up and strangling her. He lifted her over the edge of the mountain, pulling out a knife and attempting to slit her throat, but he was shot through the shoulder. Helis threw Aloy to the ground and pulled out the arrow. He turned to face Rost, who was there to save Aloy and started to fight him. In the end, Helis stabbed Rost in the stomach and ordered a Cultist attacker to burn the place down. Rost collapsed, but got back up and held Aloy before he lets go of her. While she tumbled down the mountain, the Blaze canisters placed by the Cultists exploded. As Aloy fell down, trying to reach out to Rost, he was killed in the explosion.

Anointed as a Seeker
Aloy awakened within All-Mother, which was supposed to be off limits to all members of the tribe except for the High Matriarchs. After recovering her clothes, gear, and Focus, she saw a projection of a woman who looked remarkably like her, only much older and with short hair. She met Teersa, who explained that Aloy was brought inside the mountain because it was seen as a sacred rite to die near one's mother, and explained that the mountain itself had given birth to Aloy. Finding a giant door, it scanned Aloy, though it announced that the system was corrupted and could not accept Aloy's genetic code. Teersa exclaimed with joy that the goddess knew Aloy, though Aloy angrily snapped that it didn't recognize her because of corruption, and if she could heal it then maybe the door would open. She anointed Aloy a Seeker, which would allow her to leave the Sacred Lands in order to find the truth. Aloy accepted the mission, though asked what had happened to Rost. Teersa then told her that his remains were given a proper burial near his home.

Out of the Embrace
Right before the ceremony the day before The Proving, Aloy met Olin, an Oseram that helped the Eclipse cultists target her. The now self-aware AI HADES put out the kill order because it found a picture of Elisabet Sobeck, and Aloy looked just like her, so HADES wanted her dead. The Proving was then attacked by the Eclipse. She then found out that the Eclipse used Olin's focus to target her. Aloy swore revenge on Olin for killing her fellow Braves. She found out that he had a residence in Meridian and made the long journey to the Sundom to find him.

Before she could leave Mother's Watch, several corrupted Striders and a Corruptor attacked the village. After defeating the Corruptor, Aloy retrieved a component that the Corruptor had used to control the other machines. She attached the component to her spear, giving her the ability to override machines, which she first used on a Strider. Aloy reached the Main Embrace Gate, where she met Varl. Varl told her to head to Mother's Crown to begin her journey to Meridian, but also asked her to find War-Chief Sona and her war party, who had gone missing searching for the Proving killers.

Aiding the Nora War Party
Aloy located the battlefield north of Mother's Rise where the war party was last seen. She came across Dran, who told her that the war party was on the trail of the killers, but an ambush of corrupted machines threw them off. Aloy followed a blood trail up a ridge overlooking Devil's Thirst, encountering War-Chief Sona and the remnants of the war party. Sona had tracked some of the killers to a nearby camp, and Aloy aided Sona and the Nora party in dispatching them. Aloy figured out where the rest of the killers were through a datapoint: camped in the Ring of Metal in Devil's Grief. Although the area is considered taboo, Aloy and Varl convinced the war party to finish the counterattack to avenge the dead. Aloy and the Nora took out several enemy camps along the route to the Ring of Metal before regrouping and coming up with a plan to wipe out the final camp. Aloy and Varl snuck through to the heart of the camp, finding a large number of corrupted machines and cultists. Aloy decided to infiltrate the camp alone to ignite a large stockpile of Blaze, blasting a hole through the camp walls for the Nora party to charge through. The Nora successfully killed the remaining cultists and machines, purging the last of the killers from Nora lands.

Journey to the Sundom
Aloy journeyed to the edge of Nora lands at Mother's Crown, where she met Marea. Marea informs her that Daytower is the Carja gate to Meridian, but the army has sealed the gate due to the concentration of corrupted machines in the area. Aloy cleared the corrupted zones, passing the Forsaken Village, and defeated a Corruptor right outside Daytower gate. She was then granted entry, and continued on the path to Meridian by the Way of Broken Stones, leaving Nora lands behind.

In the Sundom
Finally reaching the gates of Meridian, Aloy finds that the city guard has barred outlanders and merchants from entering the city because of the recent murder of Captain Ersa and her Vanguard. However, a drunken Erend emerges and personally escorts Aloy into the city. Once they are alone, Aloy relays what she knew about the Proving killers and Olin's connection with them. Despite his disbelief of Olin's betrayal, Erend accompanies Aloy to the apartment Olin stayed at. Using her Focus, Aloy finds evidence that Olin knew the killers targeted her, but also realizes that Olin's wife and child were being used as leverage.

Aloy locates Olin at Rockwreath, surrounded by cultists. She witnesses the cultists raise two Corruptors from the earth and reactivate them. Suddenly, something disrupts the Focuses of the cultists; an unknown voice taps into Aloy's Focus, revealing that he disabled the Focuses to assist her. Aloy dispatches the cultists and defeats the Corruptors, with only Olin remaining. Aloy demands answers from Olin, and he readily reveals what he knows about the Eclipse. Under the command of a 'metal devil' called HADES, the Eclipse are excavating deactivated machines to use; the Eclipse are led by Helis, the man at the Proving massacre who tried to kill Aloy and fatally stabbed Rost. Though Olin does not know who the woman is that resembles Aloy, he remembers seeing her image at Maker's End. Depending on player choice, Aloy either kills Olin or spares his life, but regardless promises to rescue his family.

Plot against the Sun-King
Seeing the power of Aloy's Focus as she investigates Olin's Apartment, Erend asks Aloy to help him find the murderers of his sister Ersa. Though reluctant at first, she eventually agrees. Meeting Erend at Red Ridge Pass, Aloy investigates the area where the Vanguard fell, and begins to suspect that the fight was staged. Following some cart tracks up to Dimmed Bones, Aloy and Erend are ambushed by Oseram mercenaries. Although Aloy is unsure what their motive is, she suspects that Ersa was not murdered but taken hostage, and another corpse was put in her armor to fool the Carja.

Upon arriving at Sun-King Avad's palace, Erend confirms that the body found was not Ersa's. Marad names Dervahl as the man likely behind the scheme, and sends Aloy and Erend to Pitchcliff to meet an agent tracking Dervahl. However, they find the agent dead, with a crude map drawn with his blood marking Dervahl's location. At the camp, Aloy, Erend, and several Oseram soldiers take out the machines and Dervahl's men, but as she enters the cellar, Aloy triggers a sonic blast that alerts a large guard. After killing him, Aloy loots a pair of earplugs that block the sonic waves, allowing her to get into the workshop and disable the sonic devices. She and Erend find Ersa alive but badly injured; Ersa explains that Dervahl took her hostage after meeting under false parley, and that Dervahl plans to destroy Meridian and Avad. Ersa dies of her wounds immediately after, as Aloy discovers Dervahl's plan to destroy Meridian with a large shipment of Blaze.

Aloy and Erend return to warn Avad, and Marad points them to a warehouse purchased by an Oseram landlord, most likely the place Dervahl is storing the Blaze. In the warehouse, Aloy finds a bomb on the main floor, and a number of Blaze barrels on the upper level. Unable to disarm the bomb, Aloy decides to push the Blaze barrels out the window in hopes of reducing the blast radius. She and Erend push the barrels out and escape before the bomb detonates, causing an explosion that only damages the warehouse itself. Knowing that Dervahl wanted Avad to watch Meridian's destruction, Aloy races back to the palace. She finds Avad incapacitated by sonic devices, and Dervahl trying to detonate his bomb, unaware that it had already gone off. Aloy disables the sonic devices and battles Dervahl, keeping him pinned down until Erend and the Vanguard arrive to arrest Dervahl. Avad expresses his gratitude and offers her a place in his court, but Aloy declines as she has not finished her quest.

Project Zero Dawn
Still intent on learning who the mystery woman is, Aloy goes to Maker's End, guided by the same voice who had disabled the cultists' Focuses. She discovers the Eclipse excavating a machine called a Deathbringer, which she manages to kill along with the cultists. Through a cultist's Focus, HADES finds out that Aloy is still alive. Though met with an identiscan like at All-Mother mountain, the door opens for Aloy, allowing her in.

As she works her way up the ruins, Aloy learns that Maker's End was originally a facility belonging to Faro Automated Solutions, a corporation of the Old Ones that made machines. Eventually, they made machines for war, such as the Deathbringer and Corruptor. She identifies the woman as Elisabet Sobeck, who had worked for FAS for a time. Reaching Ted Faro's office at the top of the ruins, Aloy begins to learn of the circumstances of the Old Ones' disappearance. The Faro war machines had the ability to self-replicate and were powered through consuming biomatter, but a glitch caused the machines to go rogue and ignore commands. They had begun what would eventually wipe out all life on Earth. Ted Faro wanted Elisabet Sobeck to fix the glitch, but without a backdoor the glitch could not be reversed. However, Sobeck did produce a solution, named Project Zero Dawn.

The unknown caller reveals himself in a hologram as Sylens. Although Aloy is distrustful of him, she follows his suggestion to head to the Grave-Hoard, the former U.S. Robot Command. Descending into the bunker of the Grave-Hoard, she takes out more corrupted machines and cultists before coming across them tinkering with a metal devil and reactivating another Deathbringer, which she fights. Further into the ruins she finds out that Project Zero Dawn was implemented alongside a military campaign called Operation: Enduring Victory.

Aloy concludes that she needs to get to the Orbital Launch Base, which Sylens tells her lies underneath Sunfall, the capital of the Shadow Carja. Since any Eclipse members wearing Focuses would identify her, Aloy suggests crashing the network to disable communication with HADES. She goes to the Eclipse Base, her target being an immobilized Tallneck the Eclipse have modified as a transmitter. Sneaking around and taking out the cultists, Aloy finds the Tallneck. Climbing to the top, she finds the module's casing, but is shocked when she tries to open it. HADES, located in a metal devil, closes in on her and claims Aloy cannot destroy it. Aloy thrusts her spear into the module anyway, crashing the Focus network and forcing HADES to withdraw. However, Aloy flees under heavy fire from Deathbringers and Eclipse cultists, barely escaping with her life. Upset with Sylens for risking her life, Aloy shares some angry words with him before moving on to Sunfall.

Aloy enters Sunfall without alerting the Eclipse, and gets to a vent that leads into the Zero Dawn project facility. Encountering another identiscan door, Aloy is allowed access but a door malfunction stalls her. She authorizes an emergency venting procedure, which opens the door but inadvertently alerts Kestrels to a presence in the ruins.

In the Zero Dawn facility, Aloy reaches a holographic theater and a message from General Herres explains the truth of Operation: Enduring Victory. The military operation was not a superweapon program to stop the Faro Plague and save humanity, but a means to buy the amount of time needed to complete Project Zero Dawn. Humanity and all life on Earth would go extinct regardless of how successful the operation was. In the next hologram theater, a projection of Elisabet Sobeck explained Project Zero Dawn. The hope was to create GAIA, a fully-automated terraforming AI with a number of subordinate functions: GAIA would generate the deactivation codes for the Faro Swarm, build the arrays to broadcast the codes and shut down the machines, then work on cleansing the Earth, and finally reintroduce life. Aloy learns more about the subordinate functions in subsequent rooms, but still does not understand how she and Elisabet Sobeck are connected.

In Sobeck's office, Aloy finds copies of the Alpha Registry, which would gain her access to All-Mother mountain. Aloy realizes that she can now figure out who gave birth to her inside the mountain. Sylens callously remarks that she was not made by a "who" but a "what", which angers Aloy. As they argue, Kestrels descend outside the office, and Helis stuns Aloy with a blast bomb.

The Eclipse Assault
The Sun-Ring
Aloy wakes up trapped in a cage, dangling above the Sun-Ring. Helis reveals that just before Aloy crashed the Focus network, he sent out orders to the Eclipse to invade Nora territory. He then crushes her Focus and condemns Aloy to be "the first of thousands" to die. Aloy is dropped into the Sun-Ring and forced to fight a corrupted Behemoth. However, she is able to use the Behemoth's strength to her advantage, tricking it into running into the pillars and knocking down the platform and cage. Aloy retrieves her weapons and takes down the Behemoth, challenging Helis to fight her himself. Helis sends two Corruptors into the Sun-Ring, but before Aloy can fight them, Sylens blasts through the walls on an overridden Strider, with another for Aloy to ride. She and Sylens escape the Sun-Ring.

Sylens give Aloy a new Focus, with a copy of the contents of her old one, including the Alpha Registry. Sylens chooses not to help Aloy warn the Nora of the impending Eclipse attack, but he does apologize for being rude to her in the Zero Dawn Project Facility. He rides off, and Aloy heads in the direction of the Sacred Lands.

Return to the Sacred Lands
Aloy reaches the Sacred Lands, but the Eclipse has already ravaged much of the land, leaving a trail of destruction. A wounded Brave tells her that the remaining Nora has taken refuge in All-Mother Mountain, and Aloy battles her way to Mother's Watch. More Eclipse and a corrupted Thunderjaw are attacking the entrance to the mountain, but Aloy quickly turns the tide of battle, and some of the remaining Nora Braves assist her in defeating the machine.

In All-Mother Mountain, Aloy finds the remnants of the Nora tribe, reuniting with some of the people she met early in her journey. Teersa and Jezza welcome Aloy home, but Lansra remains hostile, convinced Aloy has come to awaken the metal devil. Aloy uses the Alpha Registry on her Focus to open the bunker door, and she enters, finally close to the answers she has sought.

The ELEUTHIA Cradle
The facility behind the door is ELEUTHIA-9, a Cradle facility where the first humans after the Faro Plague were created, gestated and born in artificial wombs. Aloy learns that the early humans were raised by multiservitors, but when the food supply was depleted, they were forced out into the wilds. The APOLLO function is also mysteriously offline, which explained the lack of knowledge the tribes had of the Old Ones. Further into the Cradle, Aloy scans a datapoint, a final message from GAIA. GAIA explains that data transmission from an unknown source corrupted the GAIA Prime facility, turning the subordinate functions into highly advanced but chaotic entities. HADES took this to mean that GAIA had failed and took control of her terraforming system, intending to destroy the world as it was designed to do. GAIA ordered her Prime reactor to overload in an attempt to destroy all her subordinate functions including HADES, though this would mean she would also be destroyed. GAIA sent out a transmission to ELEUTHIA 9 to gestate an embryo with Elisabet Sobeck's genetic material, in hopes that this clone could access GAIA Prime and restore the subordinate functions. At the last minute, HADES sent out a virus that destroyed the coding that bound it to GAIA's main system, letting it escape before the Prime reactor overloaded. GAIA instructs that the Master Override be obtained to override HADES and stop it from destroying the world.

As the message ends, Aloy was left devastated at the realization that she was essentially a clone created for a single purpose, and not born naturally. Though struggling to come to terms with this, she resolved to go to GAIA Prime and finish what she was meant to do. Exiting the Cradle, the Nora was in awe and, believing she had spoken directly with All-Mother, began to worship her as the "Anointed." Angered that these same people who shunned her as a child are now treating her like a saint, Aloy argued that her task would affect the rest of the world, and the Nora could no longer isolate themselves. Knowing that the Eclipse would launch an attack on Meridian, Aloy asked the remaining fighters to meet her there, and she headed for GAIA Prime.

The Cut
Intrigued by rumors of dangerous new machines at the edge of Banuk land, Aloy took a detour from her mission to explore the Cut. Aloy arrived in Song's Edge in time to witness a Banuk funeral, held for the members of a werak who fell during their expedition to Thunder's Drum. Conversing with an Oseram merchant named Burgrend, Aloy learned of the details regarding the expedition: Aratak and Ourea, the chieftain and shaman of the dominant werak in the Cut, respectively, organized the march to defeat a "Daemon", which Ourea claimed lived on Thunder's Drum and was frenzying the machines further. Aloy immediately decided to investigate further, at which Burgrend directed her to Naltuk, Ourea's apprentice, to find Ourea and get more details.

Aloy soon found Naltuk, who was observing the sudden appearance of Control Towers and Daemonic Machines across the Cut. Once Aloy dealt with a Control Tower and the nearby machines, Naltuk directed Aloy to the Shaman's Path, which would lead her to Ourea's Retreat in the mountains. The journey ahead was treacherous, and saw Aloy introduced to the Frostclaw and challenged by more dangerous machines. Eventually, she made it to the retreat, and found Ourea attempting to communicate with a Spirit. At Ourea's request, Aloy showed her how she managed to enter the facility (the entrance was blocked off using a holographic locking system accessible only via Focus), which briefly re-established connection with the "Spirit" Ourea was trying to commune with before the Daemon cut off the transmission.

Grateful for Aloy's help, Ourea explained what she knew.

GAIA Prime
Aloy scales Bitter Climb to reach the entrance to GAIA Prime; she sees the immense damage caused by GAIA's self-destruction and is skeptical that GAIA could ever be repaired. In Sylens' workshop, Sylens suggests that it would still be possible to repair GAIA, but it would take years, and at the present the critical task is stopping HADES. Aloy enters the facility, finding datapoints from the Alphas who lived there to finish GAIA after the Faro Plague had decimated the globe. She also finds Elisabet Sobeck's journals, heavily damaged, but Sylens has her scan them anyway, as the Focus can gradually rebuild them.

Further in, she comes across a shrine to Elisabet Sobeck, and listens to the datapoint Charles Ronson recorded, learning of Sobeck's fate. When a port seal malfunctioned, the Faro swarm detected GAIA's energy signal, threatening GAIA and the Alphas within the facility, as if they reached the facility they would destroy the last chance of life being recreated. While the Alphas argued over the situation, Elisabet donned an environmental suit to protect herself from the swarm and went outside to repair the door, knowing that she would be permanently shut out. By the time she made the other Alphas aware of this, it was already too late and she was trapped outside, but at peace knowing that GAIA would survive. Aloy reacts with sorrow upon discovering Elisabet's fate, and she defends Elisabet's kindness to Sylens.

Reaching another area of the facility, Aloy opens a door to a conference room that was apparently devoid of air, with the corpses of the Alphas scattered about. She watches the hologram of Ted Faro revealing to the Alphas that he purged APOLLO to prevent humanity from repeating the mistakes of the past. He then vented the atmosphere of the room, suffocating and killing the Alphas. Horrified by Faro's actions, Aloy nonetheless knows that the Alphas did not die in vain, as they succeeded in their goal. She finds the Master Override on the conference table, and makes her way back to Sylens' workshop to meet Sylens face-to-face again. Sylens admits that he had worked with HADES before and formed the Eclipse, to do what HADES commanded. Aloy realizes that HADES is targeting the Spire to reawaken the Faro swarm and destroy the world again. Sylens leaves his lance to Aloy, and she attaches the Master Override to it. Now with the power to stop HADES, Aloy heads for Meridian.

Battle for the Spire
Aloy returns to Meridian to warn Sun-King Avad of the impending attack. Marad tells Aloy that allies have arrived to bolster the defenses around Meridian and the Spire, including a Nora party led by Varl. After overseeing preparations for the battle, Aloy returns to Olin's Apartment to rest. She ponders how Elisabet could have slept with the weight of the world on her shoulders, and how Rost could sleep after his family was lost. She makes one last attempt to speak with Sylens, but silence is all she hears, and she falls asleep.

Early the next morning, Aloy is woken by a Carja soldier, telling her the watchtowers have spotted the Eclipse forces. Readying herself for battle, she meets with Avad, soon witnessing an explosion atop a mesa that opens a wide path for the corrupted machines to break through. Helis and his soldiers infiltrate Meridian, and though Avad wants to take him on, Aloy instead tells him to rally the Vanguard and send reinforcements, then rushes off to deal with Helis. She fights a one-on-one battle with Helis and defeats him, taunting him by telling him to turn his face to the sun, as he had told her at the Proving massacre. She runs Helis through with her spear, at last avenging Rost's death.

Aloy aids the defenses against the onslaught of machines, facing waves of Corruptors and Deathbringers. A Deathbringer fires at the ridge above Aloy, bringing it down on top of her and knocking her out. Teb pulls her out of the rubble, but by that time much of the surrounding area is ablaze. Aloy races to the Spire, but at the base of the mesa she sees HADES has already begun the transmission to revive the Faro swarm. With her allies by her side, Aloy approaches HADES, who revives a powerful Deathbringer to keep her at bay. As HADES continues the transmission, Aloy and her allies battle the Deathbringer and more corrupted machines. Once the machines are defeated, Aloy reaches HADES and drives the lance with the Master Override into it.

Aloy's Focus displays a quiet hologram with Elisabet Sobeck's image, and a synthetic voice announces that the Master Override is armed, needing a name and rank to activate it. Aloy states "Elisabet Sobeck, Alpha Prime" and the Master Override is activated, purging the extinction protocol. HADES is disabled, the force knocking Aloy to the ground, and across the land the Faro machines instantly deactivate. Recognizing that she was successful, Aloy smiles with relief, and trudges away from HADES and the lance still embedded in it. She shared her victory with Erend and Varl, and raised her bow in victory as cheering resounded.

Homecoming
Sometime after the final battle, Aloy made the journey to Nevada, finding Elisabet Sobeck's childhood home. There, Aloy found Sobeck's body, still in her environmental suit, on a bench surrounded by a triangle of flowers. She activated her Focus to show a hologram of Sobeck's face, appearing as though only asleep, and touched the hologram tenderly, smiling sadly. She noticed a globe locket in Sobeck's hand and took it, looking at it for a moment. Aloy held the globe to her heart and looked up at the sky.



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Appearance:
Name: Gen. John "Bear" Connor

Age: Early 40's

Canon: Early Terminator Genysis

Powers / Abilities / Equipment:

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Personality: John Connor - Wikipedia

Short Bio: John Connor - Wikipedia

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Name: Mrakus Malicius

Age: 220

Canon: Horus Heresy(OC)

Powers/Abilities/Equipment:
Biological abilities:

• Greatly enhanced strength - allowing him to overpower even a gargantuan Ork in physical prowess.
• Greatly enhanced speed - Allows him to move very quickly across and around the battlefield.
• Unnaturally quick reaction times - Grants them nanosecond reflexes, important in battle to let him fight hand-to-hand with fast aliens like the Eldar.
• Much-increased physical durability - to last longer physically in battle or hostile conditions like the vacuum of space.
• Enhanced vision - Allows a Mrakus to see much farther than a normal human as well as having natural night-vision.
• Enhanced metabolic processes - enabling him to fight with minimal rest, clot wounds in seconds, or enter a self-healing coma.
• Increased survivability - A secondary heart and third lung increases oxygen absorption, filters toxins, and take over if the primary organs are destroyed.
• Improved digestive system - enables ingestion of dangerous substances like raw and toxic alien flesh, absorb their prey's genetic memories, and the ability to spit blinding, corrosive acid.
• A closed gland (Progenium) - harvested by Apothecary Marines at death for new gene-seed spores to create new Space Marines.

Equipment: Godwyn pattern boltgun,Mark 4 maximus power armor, Astartes knife (which for a normal human is a shortsword).and a variety of specialized ammunition, such as krack,metalstorm bolter rounds.

Personality: Mrakus on the surface, is what most would call stoic and determined. Which is true, but the son of the hydra is more than that. He is a pathological liar with a slight case of paranoia. He attempts at all cost to keep many levels of deception. Whether it be false identities or webs of spys.

Short bio: recruited by the 20th company of the alpha legion at the ripe age of 9. Mrakus spent his early career as a "ordinary" tactical marine. Until he deployed on the planet of xeron, where his company fought a colony of eldar. For many months the two sides waged brutal war, Mrakus fought on a particular battle, commonly known in the legion as the final strike of xeron. Mrakus and his tactical squad were closing from behind the main battle. When they spotted the Eldar's farseer preparing some sort ritual, while being guarded by several wraith bone constructs. Mrakus and his squad quickly opened fire at the vile xenos. For 10 long minutes the 10 man squad fought the xeno constructs. With only Mrakus surviving that engagement. As the vile xenos witch attempted to blast Mrakus into ash, he managed to fire a bolt right into its skull.

After that he rejoined the rest of the company, Mrakus Malicius was promoted into a seeker marine. A specialist legionnaire dedicated to finding high figures of command and destroying them with various specialized ammunition.

Extra info: like many in his legion, Mrakus bears the face of his primarch.

Name: Arduke Baban

Age: 374

Canon: Horus Heresy(OC)

Powers/Abilities/Equipment
Biological abilities: same as Mrakus
Equipment:
Power axe: cuts tanks like butter
Twin linked bolter:two bolter smash together to lay down some firepower
Cataphractii Pattern Terminator Armour: basically a wearable tank suite that trades speed and agility for strength and durability
Frag grenades: they go Boom

Personality: Arduke is an Astartes with a sense of humor, a man who frequently trash talks or as he calls it "friendly banter", for laughs. But make no mistake, he takes his position as a justaerian terminator extremely seriously. With a zero tolerance for cowardance. And a fanatical loyalty to his warmaster/primarch Horus lupercal.

Short bio: Arduke was recruited from one of the many cthonia gangs, to be reforged into a son of Horus. After his recruit he fought for many years as an assault marine under the 1st company of the sons of horus, after he had distinguished himself in the battle of typhoon, where he personally fought one on one against hulking augmented abomination of the Rouge mechanicus force. The thing three times the size of an Astartes. With many mechanical parts sticking out of it. For an entire 20 minutes did Arduke and the abomination fought, Arduke took advantage of the beast's mass to quickly dodge and then decapitate the thing.

After the battle, horus himself promoted the legionnaire to the elite justaerian terminators. Which he he faithfully served for a good 300 years.

Other info: unlike his primarch, he had jet black hair.

Name: Scott Baker

Age: 31 years

Canon: Planetside OC

Powers / Abilities / Equipment:

• AF-19 mercenary ; A New Conglomerate carbine, issued to engineers and light assault troopers. It's fire rate is slower than most weapons in the class, but its projectiles are more powerful than normal. Decently accurate, suitable for short to medium range combat. Typically for NC weapons, the mercenary utilizes gauss technology to fire, giving it a distinct firing sound and blue muzzle flash.

• NC4 mag-shot ; Standard issue New Conglomerate pistol. It isn't anything special, but it gets the job done in short range fights. It uses the same gauss technology as AF-19, resulting it high kinetic energy of the bullets and blue muzzle flash.

• Mag-cutter ; New Conglomerate infantry knife, issued for use in close quarters engagements. It comes equipped with a built-in electromagnet, allowing it to easily slice through infantry body armour.

• Frag grenades ; Thrown grenades, explode with heavy fragmentation after activation. Useful for dealing with clustered enemy infantry and clearing rooms.
• C-4 ; Propably the most beloved tool of every light assault trooper on Auraxis, those bricks of plastic explosives triggered by a handheld detonator are often used to take out clusters of enemy infantry, or destroy hostile vehicles. Two of these can reliably destroy an auraxian main battle tank (with the exception of the NC vanguard, if its driver activated the protective shield in time). Prevalence of this weapon among light assaults, coupled with their jump packs, has led other soldiers to nickname those using explosives "C-4 fairies".
• Skirmisher jump jets ; A trademark of every light assault trooper on Auraxis, jump jets allow their user to fly for short periods of time. They can be used to gain height, help with climbing obstacles, cross large gaps or help survive otherwise deadly falls. They are limited by their fuel capacity however, skirmisher variation can stay active for six continuous seconds before needing to stay idle for about eight seconds to fully recharge.
• Personal shield ; Every soldier on Auraxis carries a personal energy shield. It can protect the wearer from all forms of damage, from bullets to explosions, however it does have limits. It can only take a few bullets at most before needing to recharge for a few seconds. Cutting weapons like knives are very effective at wasting shield energy.

Personality: There are two types of soldiers who fight for the New Conglomerate: freedom fighters and mercenaries. Scott is among the first kind, joining the NC to help free the people of Auraxis from TR control. Over the years of fighting, he became accustomed to death. With the rebirth technology available in every corner of Auraxis, death doesn't matter anymore, as anyone who is killed in combat can simply be resurrected.

Short Bio: Scott joined the New Conglomerate at the age of 28 years. Since then, he took part in the Great Auraxian War. As with all soldiers on the planet, he took part in the fights on Auraxis' various continents. The war was a never ending stalemate. Thanks to nanite technology, all three factions fighting over the planet (New Conglomerate, Terran Republic and Vanu Sovereignty) had functionally immortal and always well-armed forces. As such, the war continued, with soldiers dying, being reborn and returning to fight again.

Name: Sirenhead

Age: Unknown. Cave paintings of tribal men facing off against Sirenhead exist.

Canon: Trevor Henderson

Powers / Abilities / Equipment: Sirenhead

Personality: Sirenhead is like a carnivorous animal, grabbing people and eating them through his megaphones. The victims of Siren Head are lost travelers, hikers, and even little children. If the sounds of someone in distress are released, it can be a method of Siren Head trying to lure the victims into the woods. Since Siren Head can blend in very well with trees, people do not even notice Siren Head, so that he could make his brutal attack at any time, and capture his victims, while the screams of the victims are being played from Siren Head's sirens. True to his name, Sirenhead's speakers can play various types of loud noises, typically air raid sirens, garbled music, conversations, or emergency broadcasts.

Short Bio: The first sighting of Siren Head occurred in 1966, when a family on vacation in Arizona Desert captured an image of Siren Head near two telephone poles. 30 years later on July 16, 1995, Chad and his friends were hiking in the woods of Tanyard Creek, where they found Siren Head to be lurking. According to Chad, his friends got snatched by something gigantic striding through the trees, which mimicked their voices. Chad was found alive with a few injuries, while the friends were gone, either taken or killed by Siren Head. In total, there have been nine reports of Siren Head, all of the stories got released by the victims.

Other Info:

Appearance:


Name: Doom Slayer

Age: Millennia

Canon: DOOM (2016 reboot)

Powers / Abilities:

• Badass Incarnate: Having become an icon in gaming, and battling the forces of Hell for decades, has earned the Doom Marine the status of being an absolute badass. This makes him an invincible and unstoppable force to be reckoned with.
• Immense Physical Condition: Despite being human, the Doom Marine has shown to possess immense physical strength, durability endurance, stamina, and superior speed and reflexes. He outmaneuvers his opponents with great speed, avoiding their attacks, and yet is capable of enduring the hits that the Demons are able to land. His strength is sufficient to grapple and overpower superhumanly strong demons in hand-to-hand combat, and perform gory "Glory Kills" to ensure their complete destruction. These abilities are all augmented by the Doom Marine's Praetor Suit and are used when fighting against the Demons of Hell.
• Destruction Empowerment: The most unique thing about the Doom Marine is his ability to grow stronger and become even more tenacious with every demon he kills. According to the game's lore, this is the result of the Seraphim giving the Doom Marine the ability to absorb the souls of those he killed.
• Argent Energy Absorption: The Doom Marine can absorb Argent Energy via his Praetor Suit, which reroutes it throughout the suit's subsystems and into his body. This allows him to increase either his Health, Armour or Ammo to maximum levels.
• Rune Absorption and Usage: Through some unknown means, the Doom Marine is able to use mystic runes that he gains upon completing trials. Once a trial is complete, the Marine can then use a rune to gain new abilities.
• Powerup Usage: Whereas powerups (such as Berserk and Haste) in the game are described as killing or driving human users mad, the Doom Marine can use these without any trouble, sustaining full control and not taking any damage to either his body or mind from using such artifacts multiple times.
• Expert Combatant: The Doom marine is a highly trained and experienced combatant, even when lacking ammo and weapons, he can slay demons just with his bare hands alone, without the need of any melee weapon, he can defeat and tear apart demons far bigger and stronger than him just with his own skills in hand-to-hand combat. With the Praetor suit, these skills are far increased, making him a monster in both armed and unarmed combat.
• Weapon Mastery: The Doom Marine is capable of using any weapon or firearm in his possession with master proficiency. He can use all firearms he comes across with great effect, while also upgrading and modifying his arsenal. He is also capable of carrying a vast amount of weapons, carrying up to 12 weapons including special weapons (Chainsaw and BFG) and grenades.
• Advanced Intellect: Hailing from a technologically advanced civilization. he is able to use technology from other worlds with no signs of unfamiliarity, despite resorting to violence.

Equipment:

• Super Shotgun
• Praetor Suit

Personality: Doom Slayer is a Boss, and he can fuck your bitch.


Short Bio:

• Doom Slayer's Backstory
• DOOM (2016)'s Plot and Shit
• Doom Slayer

Other Info:
Though it is only told by demonic recordings, the Doom Marine had managed to kill Hell's greatest Champion 'The Titan', indicating how powerful he is and how he became the most feared to be to Hell's Legions.

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Species: Beldum
Series: Pokemon

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Species: Zoid
Series: Zoids

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Species: Kamui
Series: Kill la Kill

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Species: Neuroi
Series: Strike Witches

Name: Upgrade
Species: Galvanic Mechamorph
Series: Ben 10

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