Name: Franklin Richards

Alias: Mr. Fantastic

Age: 18

Powers: Holding a combination of his parents' powers. Franklin is as elastic as his father, able to stretch up to three miles long, as well as turn invisible like his mother.

Weaknesses: Franklin suffers the same weaknesses as his mother and father with their powers. As he can be seen through smoke or if he gets covered in a thick substance while invisible, as well as a hindrance under extreme cold and heat conditions. Franklin also has had a very sheltered life, leading to him not being very street smart about things, plus can be forgetful since his personal helper bot HERBIE tends to remember the important things for him. As well as all that, Franklin is still crippled emotionally a bit from his experience getting kidnapped by Doom. Although the country is now under rule of his sister, being in Latervia makes Franklin very nervous, and going into that castle Doom used to reside in is completely out of the question for him. Not to mention that steel mask can still haunt him in his dreams from time to time.

Personality: Brave, loyal, friendly

Appearance:
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Brief bio: From the very start Franklin Richards had a very strange life. The son of Reed Richards and Susan Storm-Richards, two members of the publicly known superhero team The Fantastic Four. It was a unique situation for Franklin. As since his parents had naturally made enemies being superheroes. Franklin grew up at first like any other kid. Going to a public school until the school was attacked by the Frightful Four. Becoming home schooled since then but given a robot friend in HERBIE, Franklin grew up getting a sister in Valeria Richards after a few years.

After some time though Franklin began to show powers in a mutation that were beyond comprehension, even for his scientifically genius father. Franklin gained the ability to manipulate reality to an extremely high degree, from creating galaxies while sitting in bed, to making alternate realities in his closet. It was power that was very hard to hide from the public knowledge. Especially keeping it from those who could use it for very twisted plans.

Doctor Doom, a man who was once friends with Franklin's father. Sought power even as the ruler of the country of Latveria. During one night he had robotic minions kidnap Franklin Richards in his sleep from the family home in the Baxter Building of New York City. Held against his will Franklin was captive in Doom's castle, as the villain built a machine that could harness Franklin's reality warping powers so he could use it to make the world in his dark image. Finally strapping Franklin to the machine, possessing such power it was going to kill Franklin in draining his powers. Franklin was able to get some time as his parents had brought a large force of not only The Fantastic Four but The Avengers to raid Doom's castle and save him. Needing to think desperately of a solution in his own situation, Franklin realized the only solution is he shouldn't even have these powers. Using them one last time Franklin changed his own mutation around, giving himself both his mother and father's powers.

In the rescue mission Franklin was saved, Doctor Doom having never been seen again after he was knocked out of a window in his castle. His parents were sadden to see Franklin make such a sacrifice but understood the reasoning completely. In the ensuing years the Fantastic Four slowly began to move away from superhero work. Reed Richards and Susan Richards retiring to a quiet mansion outside of Boston, Franklin's uncle Johnny Storm moved to Las Vegas where he now is the star of Johnny Storm's Fire. A automotive and motorbike stunt show, where he rekindled a love with Lyja, a Skrull who he married and had a kid with in Torus Storm. Ben Grimm, another member of the team who Franklin adored as family, moved back to his old stomping grounds of Yancy Street in New York City. Where he helps troubled teens go in a better direction in life. Franklin was given the Baxter Building and has since converted it from the Fantastic Four base to the biggest museum in the world for superheroes. Valeria Richards with her connections to Doom becoming the new ruler of Latveria. Still living on the top floor of the building however, Franklin has stayed away from superhero work himself and has been keeping busy with the museum and charity work. Still, he does yearn to do something bigger....

Notes: When Franklin grew up Reed made a small robot companion for him named HERBIE. A small robot who provides a multitude of functions for Franklin, including video phone, schedule keeping, and other assorted tasks while keeping itself upright through a hovering system. On top of this his father Reed and uncle Johnny gave him an 18th birthday present of a specially modified Audi R8. Blue colored that is capable of not only land travel, but is capable of flight with full pilot controls at the wheel, as well as a new hydro fuel consumption system that works off of salt water. Also, Franklin now owns a specially made pair of wrap around styled shades his mom used to use that allowed for more clarity while invisible as well as thermal and night vision capabilities.

Name: Caiden Garnett
Alias: Spiderman
Age: 16
Powers:
Spider Physiology - Spiderman possesses the proportionate powers of a spider, granted to him from a genetically modified Common House Spider (Achaearanea tepidariorum) which bit him.

Wall-Crawling - Self explanatory.

Superhuman Strength: Spider-Man possesses superhuman strength enabling him to press lift ten tons. Spider-Man's physical strength is sufficient enough to enable him to lift and throw objects as heavy as a big rig semi truck with ease. He must also pull his punches and kicks unless fighting someone of similar or greater physical durability. Otherwise, his blows would prove fatal to a normal human being.

Superhuman Speed - Spider-Man is capable of running and moving at speeds that are far beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete. He can catch up to a speeding car on foot.

Superhuman Stamina - Spider-Man's advanced musculature produces less fatigue toxins during physical activity than an ordinary human. This allows him to exert himself physically for much longer periods of time before fatigue begins to impair him. At his peak, Spider-Man can physically exert himself at his peak capacity for several hours before the build up of fatigue toxins in his blood begins to impair him.

Superhuman Durability - Spider-Man's body is physically tougher and more resistant to some types of injury than the body of a normal human. His body is more resistant to impact forces than anything else. He can withstand great impacts, such as falling from a height of several stories or being struck by an opponent with super strength, that would severely injure or kill a normal human with little to no discomfort.

Superhuman Agility - Spider-Man's agility, balance, and bodily coordination are all enhanced to levels that are far beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete. Spider-Man is extraordinarily limber and his tendons and connective tissues are twice as elastic as the average human being's, despite their enhanced strength. He has the combined agility and acrobatic prowess of the most accomplished circus aerialists and acrobats. He can also perform any complicated sequence of gymnastic stunts such as flips, rolls, and springs. He can easily match or top any Olympic record at gymnastics apparatus such as flying rings, climbing ropes, horizontal bars, trampolines.

Superhuman Equilibrium - Spider-Man possesses the ability to achieve a state of perfect equilibrium in any position imaginable. He seems able to adjust his position by instinct, which enables him to balance himself on virtually any object, no matter how small or narrow.

Superhuman Reflexes - Spider-Man's reflexes are similarly enhanced and are currently about 40 times greater than those of an ordinary human. In combination with his spider-sense, the speed of his reflexes allows him to dodge almost any attack, or even gunfire, if he is far enough away. Spider-Man has even been shown in some cases, to be able to dodge gunfire using just his reflexes without his Spider-Sense.

Regenerative Healing Factor - Spider-Man has a limited healing factor. While not on Wolverine's level, it is sufficiently powerful enough to recover from severe injuries from broken bones and large amounts of tissue damage in a matter of days.

Foreign Chemical Resistance - Due to his accelerated metabolism, Spider-Man has a higher tolerance for drugs and diseases than normal humans, and he can recover from the effects of larger doses rapidly. His resistance and recovery time to other toxins and diseases varies, but is typically significantly higher than normal. However, Spider-Man has the normal human tolerance for alcoholic beverages.

Spider-Sense - Spider-Man possesses an extrasensory "danger" or "spider" sense which warns him of potential immediate danger by the manifestation of a tingling sensation in the back of his skull, and links with his superhuman kinesthetics, enabling him to evade almost any injuries, unless he cognitively overrides his automatic reflexes.

Web Shooters - Provided to him by Peter Parker, Caiden uses web shooters, which enable him to swing from webs.

Weaknesses:
Spider-Sense Disruption - Spider-Man's Spider Sense can lose its effectiveness if it is blocked or temporarily weakened by specialized equipment or certain drugs.

Ethyl Chloride - Perhaps as a side effect of gaining his powers, Spider-Man is susceptible to the pesticide ethyl chloride.
Personality: Hot-head, snarky, indomitable will, intelligent (though not as smart as Peter Parker was)
Appearance: Out of costume -
In costume -
Brief bio:
Caiden Garnett was born in Queens to two police officers. He shared a close relationship with his parents. Throughout his childhood, he showed interest in both sport and academics, though he thrived more in the athletic side of things.

He attended Midtown High School, and for the most part was left alone by bullies, and was actually rather popular. His best friend, Claire Walsh, shared a complicated romantic relationship with him, and neither of them knew where to go with it.

He was an intern in Oscorp, an underling of Peter Parker, who was missing one leg. Unknown to Caiden, Peter lost it in the final battle between him and the Sinister Six when he was still Spiderman. Also unknown to Caiden was that Oscorp, prior to hiring him as an intern, was bought and merged by another company, who, it's fair to say, had rather sinister goals.

One day at work, Caiden was tending to some lab equipment, when a genetically modified spider was "accidentally" flicked onto him, which bit him. When arriving back home, he collapsed, out cold, only to wake up the next morning with spider powers. He used these to boost his already succesful high school sporting career, reaching both the track and basketball varsity teams. Peter silently observed Caiden, ready to step in and guide him when the time was right.

One night during basketball practice, he was approached by his parents' commanding officer. The officer informed him news that he'd been dreading to hear: his parents were murdered in a gunfight with some armed robbers. Ridden with grief, Caiden did what Peter did- he went after the killers. He eventually found them, and, using his powers, began to brutally beat them within an inch of their lives.

Hearing of this, Peter confronted Caiden, revealing to him his past identity of Spiderman, offering to take him in and mentor him. Caiden accepted. Months later, after some training from Peter, Caiden took to the streets as the new Spiderman, living with his adoptive parents, Peter and Mary Jane Watson-Parker.

It's been two months since his debut as Spiderman, and Caiden now has some experience under his belt.

Costume
Face

He has dark brown hair that is kept in a short back and sides style. He does not bear the eyepatch like his father as both of his eyes are in tact. He has dark blue eyes and stubble on most days.

Through concentration, Luke can harness his chi to augment his physical and mental capabilities to superhuman levels.

The Iron Fist grants Luke with many abilities that he has possibly not yet learned, such as channeling the Shou-Lao chi into a ranged weapon, such as a gun or bow, to increase its striking capabilities; this technique was used both by Orson Randall and his father.

By summoning his chi and focusing it into his hand, he can draw upon the superhuman energy derived from the heart of the mystic serpent Shou-Lao and make his fist inhumanly powerful and super humanly resistant to injury and pain on a superhuman scale. This "iron fist" technique does not involve a physical transformation of any kind, simply a psychic channeling of concentrated natural energy. With his fist in this state, Luke can shatter wood and brick, rip through steel, and punch his opponents with extraordinary concussive force without sustaining injury to himself.

Luke has unusually keen eyesight, but it is unclear if it extends to superhuman level. He can focus his hearing so intensely that he can hear sweat rolling down someones face.

Luke can generate a chi-based "aura" radiating from his body to protect himself from energy based attacks to a certain degree, and make himself more resilient against physical damage.

"The Iron Fist is not a weapon but a force of will which could perform miracles including healing". If he sustains injury or illness, Luke can focus his chi for the purposes of healing his injuries. By focusing enough he can even purge his own body of poison, however Luke will experience great pain in the process. He can also channel this energy into other people.

Luke is trained in K'un-Lun's martial arts and is proficient in many of Earth's, including but not limited to: Kunlunquan, Shaolinquan, Judo, Aikido, Ninjutsu, Karate, Boxing and even loose street fighting tactics. He also has access to the knowledge, experience and skills of all Iron Fists before him.