If you could be a super hero what would you be. Ill tell you what i would be, i'd be "FireFly", I would be equiped with the following...
Helmet:Black bug shaped head, heavily armored,Large eyes like a Fireflys with enhanced sensors capible of thermal detection to locate posible targets, these lenses(tinted dark forest green) of course would be bullet proof, and accesible by voice, a command menu for selecting weapons and defensive means also with a transmitter to speak through. Enhanced hearing of up to 2 miles if wanted, but only selected voice signatures.
Suit:A grey black heavily armoured to sustain shots from high calibur weapons(lets say a tank), to increase strength it will have micro energizers powered by heart beat in the rectangular covered armor scales(im a genius so i figured out a way to implement my heart beat in the the Micro Energizers). and a pulse field generator able to deflect lasers an such, and capible of being heated over 10 thousand degrees (to melt through walls or to burn things off me if i were trapped),and an auto coolent system also heart generated.
Wings:Black Anti-Grav wings not big but small and sleek, and on the tips a kinetic field generator to protect them from the heat my pusle generator will admit and so not to interfear with the Anti-Grav.
Guantlets:Black with blood red trim,also heavily armoured, they will have there on field generator and small pulse field just surronding the gloves that also heat, for melee purposes and i will be able to consentrate the pulse field so it will send a harsh fire ball at extremely fast velocitys.
Boots/Greaves:Black with blood red trim, they will be heavily armoured with the suits type of armor and have Anti-Grav repulsors to project myself out of somewhere fast if needed, and large spikes on the tips.(a force field is not needed for these since they will be covered by the suits)
SideArm:A regular sized katana with a pulse field generator in the handle enabling it to heat up as well to become an incinerator blade.(does not run off of suit energy, has a small recharable engizer in the handle)
My way of justice:Simply just to what i think is justice, and i go by my own ideals, things i would do would probably call me a anti-hero(and a lot of times is right), but i will never stop until my ideals are forfilled.
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 May 7 2002, 7:25 am
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I would by "The Incredible Mr. Procrastro", with powers of slacking off far beyond that of mere mortals. As humanity's most lazy of defenders, Mr. Procrastro can perform any feat, no matter how staggeringly impossible... so long as it's done at a vague, undefinable point sometime in the future. Mr. Procrastro would struggle daily to put off until tomorrow the fight against the nefarious villany of supervillains such as the diabolical Dr. Industrious, the League of Hard Workers, and that most feared of villains, The Deadline, in his never-ending crusade to save Citysburg from their vile plots to get things done in a timely fashion!
(note: The Incredible Mr. Procrastro is not to be confused with Cuban political vigilante El Incredible Mr. Pro-Castro) | |
I thought I was already a super hero...I mean, how many COOL people can control monkeys?
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I'd be The Code Monkey (Mwahahaha!) who is equiped with the following:
Normal Looking Clothes, nothing special about them. Just plain geeky looking stuff. Socks that I wear inside out, because it's kewl. An Elite Super high tech hacking unit disguised as a pencil that allows me to access any computer through external communication network devices that all computers are implimented with (company secret!). This allows me to download passwords, highly classified government information, and pictures. Uh, and bank accounts too. Wait, am I a good super hero or an evil one? I guess I'll be evil. My C++ For Dumbies Book that I carry around, just so I look less intelligent than I really am. Oh yeah, and a little pull string on my belt that triggers a little recording of "help me! help me!" | |
If I wanted to really scare the forum, I'd post my GURPS statistics for my anti-hero, the deadly Demonatrix.
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Foomer wrote:
I'd be The Code Monkey (Mwahahaha!) who is equiped with the following: I wear whatever my mom puts in my drawers, myself. If I didn't have her, I'd wear simple T-shirts and sweatpants. However, she buys me brand-name Adidas, Nike, Reebok, Roots, and whatever else she can find, which sets me more in the average category, rather than the geeky category. I don't think I've worn a coloured piece of clothing in over a year, however. My clothes lend me a very athletic air, which complements when I sprint my fastest for the bus and don't break a sweat. I've always been a very, very fast runner, but I lack endurance and sheer strength. I can run a good 50 metres -- almost the same as yards down there -- faster than most people can run 40 metres at their fullest effort. Of course, they'd be able to run 40 metres again, while I'd be too tired to run another 20. Wait, what were we talking about here, anyway? =) Socks that I wear inside out, because it's kewl. Still you continue with that hideous excuse for a word! =P My C++ For Dumbies Book that I carry around, just so I look less intelligent than I really am. Yes, and you'd look even less intelligent when someone brings up the fact that it's called C++ for Dummies. ;-) Oh yeah, and a little pull string on my belt that triggers a little recording of "help me! help me!" Does your belt have turn signals and emergency flares, too? =) | |
Lesbian Assassin wrote:
If I wanted to really scare the forum, I'd post my GURPS statistics for my anti-hero, the deadly Demonatrix. I'm not sure if I should call that double-entendre, a pun, a play on words, or sexual innuendo. | |
Socks that I wear inside out, because it's kewl. On purpose, too! My C++ For Dumbies Book that I carry around, just so I look less intelligent than I really am. I didn't say it was the actual book! I've got to carry my secret hacker information somewhere, right? Oh yeah, and a little pull string on my belt that triggers a little recording of "help me! help me!" No. Just a pull string. | |
Oh yeah, and a little pull string on my belt that triggers a little recording of "help me! help me!" What kind of utility belt doesn't have turn signals and emergency flares?! Aren't you trying to fight The Forces of Good? | |
I found a link in the January 2002 Next Gen magazine. (It could be the last issue. I don't remember when it was cancelled.)
http://www.heromachine.com/ I am me, ACWraith. | |
It's kind of amusing to generate random heroes and try to think up names for them based on their appearance, but 4 out of 5 comes out "Thematically Confused Man."
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Leftley wrote:
It's kind of amusing to generate random heroes and try to think up names for them based on their appearance, but 4 out of 5 comes out "Thematically Confused Man." To be honest, I have not even tried it yet. I just saw the link right before reading the thread and decided to post it. If I want to make a hero, I'm more likely to use freestyle or Heroes Unlimited (...which I then never get to play). | |
ACWraith wrote:
I found a link in the January 2002 Next Gen magazine. (It could be the last issue. I don't remember when it was cancelled.) Here's my experiment with the one at UGO (you'll have to reply with quote to get the code). | |
You mean Heroes Quite Limited? I like that game, but for the same reason I like haiku: the challenge of a limited format.
It's a challenge to come up with original characters when you're picking from such cookie-cutter sets of powers. Doesn't anyone in Palladium's world notice that everyone with, say, weather powers, have the exact same set of weather powers, whether they get these powers from a magical rod, alien physiology, or a nuclear experiment? What are the odds that two people with different origins would have identical powers as specific as "Clock Manipulation?" Why do so many of the power descriptions include the word "unique", if 2% of all characters with major super powers are going to have it? That having been ranted, HU is one of my favorite superhero RPGs, simply because, unlike most SHRPGs out there, character creation is so straightforward. Roll some dice, pick two or three powers, and you're done... and you can make your characters original, even in their powers, by choosing how to apply them. Two people with CEF: Air will have the exact same basic abilities, but what if one, Lady Thunderbolt, prefers to lead with the lightning strike, whereas Vortrix always summons whirlwinds? I'm actually writing a series of superhero stories, where all the characters were created using Heroes Unlimited... again, it's an interesting challenge to make it seem like not everyone is using the same stock powers. | |
If you want to make that a virtual reality, go there!