I'm not too happy with it yet... But it takes a while before I wake up again, so might as well show you the character sheet.

Name: Dresdin Slim
Title: Pride 
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Appearance: 
An adolescent in his prime, whose black, curly locks are just barely able to cover his almond shaped green orbs if he’d flatten it. His sharp face, the gentle stubble across his chin and his ever so gentle smile adorn his appearance. Dresdin has no added tattoo’s or piercings to his body, because he finds such things disgusting in the sense of it ruining the human body. 
Pride isn’t bulky nor extremely thin, he’s quite the regular bloke with a slight hint of muscle from the general work-out he got as a gang-member, he finds excessive training an absolute disgrace towards his own body.

The young man usually dresses himself in really light clothes, a white shirt and a checkered jacket, faded denim pants which are just a bit too tight for him to begin with. His whole attire is specifically made for him, and he’s quite fond of it.

Personality:
Pride is among one of the most cynical, narcissistic youth, who deliberately hides it well. There are reasons for that, a man needs his connections to grow and become more powerful, something he actively desires. Now Dresdin works well with others on a superficial level, his thoughts can be completely somewhere else while he talks to someone, because he just doesn’t find it interesting. A lot of his actions are justified by a simple rule; if it’s wrong, it was his unconscious acting out what was necessary. Deliberately hiding whatever it is he could do wrong, Dresdin is obsessively with keeping things the way he wants them to be.

While seemingly uninterested by most affairs around him, Dresdin has a great sense of charm and is fond of artistic behavior. Spending most of his free time admiring other things in silence, attempting to see the beauty in it. While not much of a leader nor a follower, Pride is more the voice that wants to be heard due to his unhealthy obsession with how good he actually is. 

Abilities: 
Pride has an amazing eye for detail, spotting small changes within a matter of seconds and re-adjusting his behavior accordingly. Dresdin is a rather charismatic figure, even though he’s filled with merely self-admiration, due to his constant attempts at hiding it.
Pride knows a great deal about fire-arms and is proficient at using them, not hesitating in the slightest to ever use one.

Power: (What your power is) 
Pride his power is a fairly simple one, he has the ability to change his appearance according to what someone else idolizes and wants to see in that situation. Pride himself knows every detail about how he looks as he’s transformed, and has full control over all of his features, giving him the ability to make adjustments to the altered him.
The backlash of the power is a severe one, in which the usage of the power steadily removes the mental image of how Dresdin really looks to himself. The longer the usage of the power, the heavier the ‘amnesia’ becomes.

How you joined the sinners: 
Dresdin’s simple hunger for admiration from others led him on the streets, while a rather ruthless lone wolf at the start, Dresdin soon found his eyes catching sight of ‘Sloth’. Perhaps it was her appearance, or how her behavior perfectly fit her nickname, something caught his attention. Or perhaps it was the idea that he could actually achieve something in this organization of ‘sinners’. Seeing the art in upholding the image of ‘Pride’ in a group of seven, Dresdin became part of the group for the sole reason of gaining influence among the streets and becoming a symbol of admiration for others.

Personal Arc:
Dresdin was a Grade-A student for almost the entirety of his life, minus the small depression where he was a Grade-B student. The adolescent was from his birth on stimulated to be the very best when it came to school. This soon developed into an obsession with perfection, both with himself and his work. Cynicism came with the years as people just didn’t live up to his expectations no matter what they did, causing Dresdin to become frustrated with his ‘imperfect’ surroundings. 

It was his cold attitude that brought him onto the streets as a lone wolf, someone who studied the actions of gangs and liked the idea of it. The fighting was senseless and beyond his comprehension, which gave him a feeling of satisfaction. Living on the streets as someone who would take out the ‘weak link’ among groups, gave him a thrill that he would never truly be able to replicate otherwise.