[quote=@Stern Algorithm]I did want to ask though, since Casey's mother was the previous bearer of the mark, was she a superhero?  I think it would be interesting if she was, and also went by the name Galaxion, but after giving birth to Casey, Galaxion 'vanished'.  When Casey starts being a superhero, people will recognize him as a younger, male version of Galaxion, and will start calling him "Galaxy Boy", until he publicly tells people to stop calling him that.  At least, I think it would be interesting since there are a lot of female superheroes who are 'derived' from male superheroes, but not that many who are the other way around.  If Mrs. Nakamura was the previous Galaxion, I might say that she was offered a spot in the Dream Corps., whether she accepted or not is up to you, Dead Cruiser.  After her powers went away, the appearance of a new Galaxion would really pique the interest of the Dream Corps.
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That's actually an interesting idea. We can go with Casey's mother having been the previous (and first) [url=http://i.imgur.com/NtYwvn9.png]Galaxion[/url]. She likely started in 2020, at the age of sixteen, and then retired after giving birth to Casey thirteen years later. Galaxion would have then been missing for sixteen years until Casey's debut, so I'm not sure how many people would remember his mother enough to associate him with her.

Casey's lineage is very proud, and his mother was likely the black sheep of the family for some time for becoming a superhero. Her happy-go-lucky nature kept her from feeling too shamed by her family to quit, though. Casey gets his attitude (and his looks) from his mother. However, because of the great work she did as one, she reconciled with the family, and they far more readily accepts Casey's heroics.

She probably joined the Dream Corps later in her career, but stayed a loosely-affiliated member.