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Haha I would so be up for that
I hope this is good, but here's my character:
Name: Andy Hughes
Age: 20
Gender/Sexuality: Male, Heterosexual
Main Skill: Filmmaking
Secondary Skills: Parkour, Martial Arts
Quirk: Sings while fighting/getting chased/doing something awesome
Oddity: He likes to crack his knuckles and neck quite a bit. It grosses some people out.
Flaw: Andy’s quite combative, partly due to the fact that he wants good action sequences for his movie.
Secret Weapon: Andy is very impulsive. He acts on instinct- which makes him very unpredictable. While this can be an advantage, it is also his greatest weakness, as he acts before he thinks, and this could lead to very big mistakes.
Goal in Life (meta): Andy wishes to make the bestest, coolest action/thriller movie ever, using footage he acquires during his stay at Metro-Tokyo.
Goal in Life (immediate): To not get arrested for his actions while filming at least long enough to aquire forty-minutes worth of footage.
Reason-They-Will-Ultimately-Win: Andy would succeed because he has the equipment and skill needed to pull off the film of his dreams. And, the way things are in Metro-Tokyo, there’s enough things that could go wrong to make for a compelling movie.
Reason-They-Will-Ultimately-Fail: Andy’s inexperience could be a major setback, along with the fact that his camera is a drone- meaning if noticed, it could quite possibly be destroyed. And no camera = no footage.
Theme song(s):
Description:
Note that the armour on his garb is purely cosmetic- just to make his movie the tiniest bit more aesthetically pleasing.
Equipment:
Panasonic Paracam™ – The Panasonic Paracam™ is the camera for aspiring and proffessional filmmakers alike. Attached to a small drone, it’s programmed to find the best angle for a scene and film. It’s operator can select articles of interest- people, objects, etc. –and the camera will make sure to keep them in the shot. It has the capacity to record over a year’s worth of footage… And Andy has plenty more memory cards with him.
NuCorp Climbat Gloves™ – The NuCorp Climbat Gloves™ are gloves made with combat and climbing in mind. Got yourself in a fight? The knuckledusters on the gloves are sure to help. Climbing up a wall, but have nothing to hold on to? At the press of a button, the gloves will light up in a fluro-blue colour and help you stick to any surface- as long as it doesn’t contain more than 50% concrete. The hardworking people at NuCorp still haven’t figure out why.
Generic Equipment: Andy carries spare memory cards for his camera in an unextraordinary backpack.
Short Bio: Born in Australia, Andy lived most of his life in the ‘natural’ New Sydney. As Andy grew, he realised that the ‘natural’ city he lived in wasn’t so natural after all. Not only was the terrain terraformed, but many ‘natural’ things were actually man made- from trees, to grass, to soil. At an early age, Andy developed an interest in action, martial arts and thriller movies, and set his goal there and then to make one that will be remembered for centuries to come. Learning martial arts and parkour, while also taking filmmaking classes, Andy finally set out to begin filming his movie in the best possible setting for an action/martial arts/thriller movie- Metro-Tokyo.
Name: Andy Hughes
Age: 20
Gender/Sexuality: Male, Heterosexual
Main Skill: Filmmaking
Secondary Skills: Parkour, Martial Arts
Quirk: Sings while fighting/getting chased/doing something awesome
Oddity: He likes to crack his knuckles and neck quite a bit. It grosses some people out.
Flaw: Andy’s quite combative, partly due to the fact that he wants good action sequences for his movie.
Secret Weapon: Andy is very impulsive. He acts on instinct- which makes him very unpredictable. While this can be an advantage, it is also his greatest weakness, as he acts before he thinks, and this could lead to very big mistakes.
Goal in Life (meta): Andy wishes to make the bestest, coolest action/thriller movie ever, using footage he acquires during his stay at Metro-Tokyo.
Goal in Life (immediate): To not get arrested for his actions while filming at least long enough to aquire forty-minutes worth of footage.
Reason-They-Will-Ultimately-Win: Andy would succeed because he has the equipment and skill needed to pull off the film of his dreams. And, the way things are in Metro-Tokyo, there’s enough things that could go wrong to make for a compelling movie.
Reason-They-Will-Ultimately-Fail: Andy’s inexperience could be a major setback, along with the fact that his camera is a drone- meaning if noticed, it could quite possibly be destroyed. And no camera = no footage.
Theme song(s):
Description:
Note that the armour on his garb is purely cosmetic- just to make his movie the tiniest bit more aesthetically pleasing.
Equipment:
Panasonic Paracam™ – The Panasonic Paracam™ is the camera for aspiring and proffessional filmmakers alike. Attached to a small drone, it’s programmed to find the best angle for a scene and film. It’s operator can select articles of interest- people, objects, etc. –and the camera will make sure to keep them in the shot. It has the capacity to record over a year’s worth of footage… And Andy has plenty more memory cards with him.
NuCorp Climbat Gloves™ – The NuCorp Climbat Gloves™ are gloves made with combat and climbing in mind. Got yourself in a fight? The knuckledusters on the gloves are sure to help. Climbing up a wall, but have nothing to hold on to? At the press of a button, the gloves will light up in a fluro-blue colour and help you stick to any surface- as long as it doesn’t contain more than 50% concrete. The hardworking people at NuCorp still haven’t figure out why.
Generic Equipment: Andy carries spare memory cards for his camera in an unextraordinary backpack.
Short Bio: Born in Australia, Andy lived most of his life in the ‘natural’ New Sydney. As Andy grew, he realised that the ‘natural’ city he lived in wasn’t so natural after all. Not only was the terrain terraformed, but many ‘natural’ things were actually man made- from trees, to grass, to soil. At an early age, Andy developed an interest in action, martial arts and thriller movies, and set his goal there and then to make one that will be remembered for centuries to come. Learning martial arts and parkour, while also taking filmmaking classes, Andy finally set out to begin filming his movie in the best possible setting for an action/martial arts/thriller movie- Metro-Tokyo.
Agreed. I'm sorry for being a lousy co-GM, Enso. It was fun to RP with you.
TeddyBearMafia said
By all means. If you want to explain the reason behind me putting "natural" in quotation marks, feel free. It's not just my world to develop, though if this thing picks up more steam I'll actually have to get down and dirty with relearning funk piano. (oh god the horror ^_^)
Awesome. And would there be a titanpad for this? In case people want to collab on stuff?
Incredibly interested. Would a character that originates from New Sydney be ok?
I'm back! Sorry that I didn't post for a while, I just wasn't sure where it'd be appropriate for me to do so.
Captain Awesome was powerful, there was no doubt about that, but Heath couldn't help but dislike him for all his douche-baggery and overconfidence. It was the way the guy handled himself, acting like he was higher than anybody else in the room. And the way he used his powers... It was as if he wasn't grateful to have them. Almost as if they were just a toy to him.
In answer to Captain Douchebag, Heath put on his most intimidating glare, and said as such:
"We wanted your help for a cure. We don't need your help to fight the Mimics. There are probably more out there, and there are more inside every single one of us. Heck, by now, there could be one inside you. Now you tell me- Can you help us, or not?"
In answer to Captain Douchebag, Heath put on his most intimidating glare, and said as such:
"We wanted your help for a cure. We don't need your help to fight the Mimics. There are probably more out there, and there are more inside every single one of us. Heck, by now, there could be one inside you. Now you tell me- Can you help us, or not?"
Posted Spidey's introductory post.
"My name is Peter Parker. And I'm Spiderman."
The interview of the original Spiderman was shown on a large screen in the International Superhero Museum and Memorial. This was the first time Peter Parker, now retired, married and missing a leg, ever revealed his identity to the public.
Caiden Garnett, Peter's adopted son, watched the video, hanging upside down from a web in his own version of the Spiderman costume. Ever since his parents were murdered, Caiden had been forever indebted to Peter and his wife, MJ. He was spiralling out of control, almost killing the men that murdered his parents. But Peter and Mary Jane helped put him on the right track. They adopted him, and Peter had taught him how to control his powers, how to use them to help, not destroy.
"Thank you for agreeing to be interviewed, Mr Parker," said the interviewer, Franklin Richards, the host of the event.
"No problem, Frank. Let's get this thing rolling, shall we?"
"Yes. Sure. Before we get to the more important questions... There have been sightings of a new Spiderman in New York- do you have any ties with him? Do you think he's living up to your name?"
"To be honest, I have no idea who he is. But I must say, he's doing a darn good job. He has the wit that so many other doppelgangers lack. I mean, if you're gonna bear the name, you gotta bring the sass. Leave all the moody stuff to- hang on, does Daredevil have a kid?"
Caiden chuckled at his predecessor's comments. He always had a joke to tell. Always. After a while of watching Peter's interview, Caiden dropped down from his web and walked to meet with his adoptive parents. Peter was standing arm in arm with Mary Jane, a prosthetic leg in place of the one he'd lost in the final battle with the Sinister Six. As the interview went on, more and more guests crowded around the pair, looking on in awe. Seeing Caiden, they parted, making a path for him towards Peter and MJ. The three had practiced their 'meeting' many times at home, not wanting people to see the connection between the new Spiderman and the old Spiderman.
"Hi there. You must be Spiderman," said Peter, extending an arm out towards Caiden.
"That would be me. Nice to meet you, Mr Parker. It's an honour," replied Caiden. Originally, Caiden had been reluctant to word the sentence like that, but Peter insisted, saying that it would show people that the new Spiderman respected his elders. Plus, it'd make Peter feel well-liked and respected, after the years of verbal abuse he endured as Spiderman.
"Likewise. Say, have you met my wife?" continued Peter.
'God, this is so staged. How do these people not notice?' thought Caiden as he shook hands with his adoptive mother.
The interview of the original Spiderman was shown on a large screen in the International Superhero Museum and Memorial. This was the first time Peter Parker, now retired, married and missing a leg, ever revealed his identity to the public.
Caiden Garnett, Peter's adopted son, watched the video, hanging upside down from a web in his own version of the Spiderman costume. Ever since his parents were murdered, Caiden had been forever indebted to Peter and his wife, MJ. He was spiralling out of control, almost killing the men that murdered his parents. But Peter and Mary Jane helped put him on the right track. They adopted him, and Peter had taught him how to control his powers, how to use them to help, not destroy.
"Thank you for agreeing to be interviewed, Mr Parker," said the interviewer, Franklin Richards, the host of the event.
"No problem, Frank. Let's get this thing rolling, shall we?"
"Yes. Sure. Before we get to the more important questions... There have been sightings of a new Spiderman in New York- do you have any ties with him? Do you think he's living up to your name?"
"To be honest, I have no idea who he is. But I must say, he's doing a darn good job. He has the wit that so many other doppelgangers lack. I mean, if you're gonna bear the name, you gotta bring the sass. Leave all the moody stuff to- hang on, does Daredevil have a kid?"
Caiden chuckled at his predecessor's comments. He always had a joke to tell. Always. After a while of watching Peter's interview, Caiden dropped down from his web and walked to meet with his adoptive parents. Peter was standing arm in arm with Mary Jane, a prosthetic leg in place of the one he'd lost in the final battle with the Sinister Six. As the interview went on, more and more guests crowded around the pair, looking on in awe. Seeing Caiden, they parted, making a path for him towards Peter and MJ. The three had practiced their 'meeting' many times at home, not wanting people to see the connection between the new Spiderman and the old Spiderman.
"Hi there. You must be Spiderman," said Peter, extending an arm out towards Caiden.
"That would be me. Nice to meet you, Mr Parker. It's an honour," replied Caiden. Originally, Caiden had been reluctant to word the sentence like that, but Peter insisted, saying that it would show people that the new Spiderman respected his elders. Plus, it'd make Peter feel well-liked and respected, after the years of verbal abuse he endured as Spiderman.
"Likewise. Say, have you met my wife?" continued Peter.
'God, this is so staged. How do these people not notice?' thought Caiden as he shook hands with his adoptive mother.
Posted a collab with KL, advances the story a bit.
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