Player Name:
@Ruby

Primary Character:
Supergirl

Secret Identity:
Kar'a of House El, daughter of Zor-El and Alza. Much of her given name does not translate into terran languages. On Sol-III, Kar'a has a few aliases, chief among them the US native Kara Connors. (Or Kara Kent, depending.)

Status:
As a recent arrival to the planet, and still hiding in secret, Kara will begin Solo with the idea to at least get her as a Reservist if not an outright Active team member.

Age:
Krypton exploded ~27 years before Clark hits Smallville (using Neil DeGrasse Tyson's math), say he dies around 35=62 years since Krypton exploded. Kara reaches Earth shortly after his death, she's 18 at the time of stasis...she's actually 80 years old, but is physically still 18 years old.

City:
Metrpolis, but given her abilities she can spring up almost anywhere in a relatively short amount of time.

Day Job:
College Student.

Powers:

Kara is, like Superman before her, a living solar battery. This unique makeup allows her the following powers:

-Flight
-Superhuman speed
-Superhuman strength
-Superhuman durability
-Superhuman senses
-Super breath
-Heat vision

Weaknesses:

Vulnerable to various forms of Kryptonite, with green kryptonite having the most damaging effect on Kara.

Vulnerable to magic.

Skills:

Kara is the product of the now lost civilization of Krypton's greatest schools, and the training from both her parents as well as her aunt and uncle. A genius level intellect with a wide array of skills.

She helped design, build, and program the vessels Kal-El and she used to escape Krypton's destruction.



BRIEF Bio:



Story Arcs:

The Real Story - While Sanctuary is able to provide Kar'a an expansive version of Kal-El's, and Superman's, story there's nothing like getting the story from those who actually knew her cousin. If that means spending time in Smallville, or sneaking into the Daily Planet, or knocking on the Fortress of Solitude, or even breaking into the Batcave--Kar'a will find the people who knew Kal-El best.

Bad Moon Rising - Kar'a becomes determined to ensure Doomsday never rises again, that no one will ever find any trace of the murderous beast to use against anyone else again. Sanctuary comes up with a hit in the ultra-secure (for Earth) and ultra-advanced (for Earth) servers of an organization named LexCorp.

Game On - Supergirl makes her first fully public appearance, coming in to assist other heroes at a time of great need. After the dust settles the sigil of House El graces the balcony of Lois Lane's balcony for the first time since Kal-El's death. The story, and the interview, reveals Supergirl to be Superman's cousin, and tells the two very different stories of two escape pods.

Supporting Characters:

Sanctuary - advanced A.I., as well as the modular vessel that brought Kar'a to Sol-III. Supergirl's partner/sidekick.

Major Hallie "Comet" Kale - USAF officer and expert pilot. Saved by Supergirl, the officer seeks an understanding (and friendship) with the reluctant alien refugee.

Secondary Character:
Uh. Still thinking.

Additional Notes:
Kar'a is an alien, and a refugee. She is devastated that she was unable to be there for her cousin. While Dream of the Endless opened her heart to humanity, it's going to be a rough process of assimilating herself. She has to decide if Earth is simply a safe refuge for now, or a new home, because these "hew-mans" are awfully odd and Earth more than a little primitive and backyard compared to the advanced alien society she was raised in.

Player Name:
@DocTachyon

Primary Character:
Midnighter

Secret Identity:
Lucas Trent

Status:
Active JLU

Age:
38

City:
Midnighter considers himself a ‘Citizen of the World’ but lately he’s been hanging out in Bludhaven.

Day Job:
Full time Superhero.

Powers:
Enhanced Physiology: Midnighter’s augmentations have granted him superhuman physical attributes that make him difficult to best in combat.





Combat Computer: Easily Midnighter’s greatest asset is his mental combat computer, which may make him seem to have a sort of precognition to the unlearned. He has computer hardwired into his neurons which supplement his already impressive speed and reaction time. The onboard computer allows him to run through combat situations thousands of millions of times with different permutations before he fights them -- Midnighter likes to say that if he can win, he will. The computer also has sensors to detect electrical activity in his opponents brain to better predict and counter their moves.

Weaknesses:
-EMPs will mess up Midnighter’s day. It will immediately shut out his onboard computer. He has fought without it, but it’s a major handicap and he’s not used to going without.
-Bullets. He’s great and dodging them and on occasion deflecting them, but he has trouble with too much dakka at any one time.
-Instinct Fighters/Insane Opponents. His combat computer’s computational aptitude and brain scanning falls apart at unhinged opponents. If they don’t know what they’re about to do, he won’t either.
-Fast Opponents. Anyone that thinks or can react faster than him is also a problem, as his computer will be unable to predict them.
-Psychics. If someone puts a whammy on his brain and his computer goes down, he’s in a heap of trouble.

Skills:
Hand to Hand Combatant. Midnighter has exceptional training in hand to hand combat, to supplement his already impressive powers. He has shown particular aptitude with his twin nightsticks and bo staff.
Driver: Midnighter can operate most types of civilian vehicles, and is a certified pilot.
Stealth: Midnighter has some stealth aptitude, but he prefers rushing opponents and getting close and personal.

Appearance:

Midnighter stands at a titanic 6’5” and weighs in at 170 pounds. He has something of an acrobat’s build -- his musculature is well defined, but not overpoweringly so. His shoulders and overall frame are a bit too large to be completely described by the name, but his nimbleness and speed make ‘acrobat’ a fitting title. Almost all of his body, spare his face and neck, are criss crossed with stretch marks and surgical scars; these marks are a direct result of his augmentation procedures. When unmasked he wears his short, brown hair loosely, with little care for its style beyond a basic ‘windswept’ look. He shaves regularly, but can sometimes be seen sporting stubble.
In terms of his costume, he wears almost all black; a long overcoat weaved with kevlar, a black bodysuit, black utility pouches, black half-mask, etc. The only part of his ensemble that stands out from his otherwise monotone palette is his chest armoring, covering most of either pect. It is silver, and prominently features a crescent moon icon.

BRIEF Bio:
(I tried my best to keep it brief.)
Midnighter’s early life, as far as he can recall, consisted of long periods sitting in labs while scientists poked and prodded him while injecting him with as many exotic chemicals as they could find. He may have been there as early as birth, though he has no way of knowing -- He was a part of a cohort of about two hundred other children, involved in a Super Soldier program run by one Henry Bendix. His memories, along with the memories of any survivors of the program, seem to begin at around age ten.
Midnighter’s days consisted of round the clock procedures and laboratory testing. The augmentation was a slow and greuling procedure -- he’d receive daily injections, bolstering his growth and muscle mass that much more each time to eventually allow him to reach super soldier potential, and ideally, go even further beyond -- by age thirteen he had the body of a full-grown Olympian athlete. In his nights and any off time Bendix could find in the augmentation regime were slotted with advanced classes in battle tactics, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and history. Along with the other children, Midnighter was also subjected to rigorous battle training, usually with live rounds against expendable human trainers. A few of the children Midnighter trained with displayed Metahuman abilities, and he found that these children were rotated to a different schedule of some kind.
As the years drew on and Midnighter’s teens gave way to his early twenties, he was sorted into a fireteam alongside five other children and deployed to a number of so-called ‘Danger Zones’. Midnighter’s team was dropped into Bialya, in a bid to assassinate one Col. Rumaan Harjavti, the then-leader of the burgeoning nation. After a critical failure to infiltrate the Capitol building, resulting in the death of a team member, Midnighter was forced to call for exfiltration of himself and his team. Bendix’s people refused, and insisted Midnighter drive the team forward. After forty-eight grueling hours of nonstop combat, Midnighter alone arrived in the home of the dictator and completed his mission. Bendix’s refusal to pull the team out had cost four good men and women their lives, and Midnighter refused to be a party to it any longer -- he needed to plan a breakout.
But he was beaten to the punch -- Shortly after his mission debriefing, a metahuman codenamed Sun King escaped and compromised the facility. In a pitched battle against overwhelming odds, a handful of test subjects escaped the premises, the bodies of their brothers and sisters having been spent to ensure their escape against Bendix’s legions of goons.
In the following years, Midnighter would lead a tumultuous life, establishing an identity for himself as ‘Lucas Trent’. He used this identity primarily as a means of inquiry into what little information he had on the other escapees, in a hopeful attempt to reconnect and hunt down Bendix. It is during this time he truly developed the identity of the ‘Midnighter’. After learning that his actions in Bialya had resulted in the installation of a new dictator, the ‘Queen Bee’, he set out to undo his mistake, and interrogate the Queen for whatever she knew about Bendix. With a costume loosely inspired by the Bat-Man of Gotham(minus those ears, of course), Midnighter spent years in Bialya trying to get at Queen Bee alone -- every time he’d get close, he found himself warded away be her pheromones. During this time, Midnighter grew sympathetic to the plight of the Bialyan people; he broadened his scope from Bendix and his cadre to all elements of criminality that infested the Bialyan streets.
After his pilgrimage to Bialya, Midnighter spent a dozen-odd years traveling the world in search of information about the other survivors and Bendix himself, solving problems and annihilating criminals as he went. His string of murder and mayhem across the Middle-Eastern and European Countrysides did not go unnoticed. During a stint in Vlatava, Midnighter was attacked by the forces of Count Vertigo. The local dedicator assumed Midnighter was there for him, after hearing tell of the vigilantes work in Bialya. After massacring swathes of Vlatvian(?) soldiers, marching for Verito's stronghold, the League came down on him.
Midnighter would later profess that he put up a good fight, but those who can put up a ‘good fight’ against a Kryptonian are few and far between. The League didn't exactly oppose his attack on Vertigo, but they weren't keen to let him slaughter soldiers working for a paycheck to get to him. He was left to stew in a cell for six months, until the Batman came knocking. The Leaguers had resolved to take down the Queen Bee -- and no one knew Bialya better than Midnighter.
After the League’s successful takedown of Queen Bee, Midnighter found her sorely lacking in Bendix information. The mission wasn’t a total bust -- The League had, begrudgingly, cleared him of his crimes. He worked out a deal with them -- if they helped him hunt down Bendix, he’d adopt the Batman method of savage beating instead of his own Midnighter-patented Spine Ripping. The League ultimately agreed, and their professional relationship grew closer and closer. A particular favorite memory of Midnighter's from this time is when he was paired with Wonder Woman to resolve the Kasnian civil war for what seemed like the twentieth time. Amazonians, Midnighter noted, fight like no other humans alive.
Midnighter was called in to help fight Doomsday. As he was dropped in, his combat computer flared and warned him that his odds of victory were nigh impossible. Midnighter figured 'nigh' was good enough. He received four shattered limbs for his trouble, and got to see what some of his innards looked like. After the monster and the Kryptonian died, some of Midnighter's blood was administered to Superman to try to revive him, to no avail. At this point Midnighter was welcomed to the League with full membership, to try and pick up the pieces.

Story Arcs:
All Along the Watchtower(JLU Mission): Midnighter and the rest of the League discover a massive approaching spacecraft -- easily large enough to cause an extinction level event. It’s up the League to see just what lurks aboard this massive Carrier...
House of the Rising Sun(Solo): Midnighter has been contacted by a woman calling herself Jenny Sparks, implying she has information regarding the man codenamed 'Sun King' responsible for his breakout.
War Pigs(Team-Up): Following up on a number of leads regarding the whereabouts of a group of escapees, Midnighter eventually discovers The Cohort -- A half-dozen survivors with his exact abilities. They too, hunt Bendix -- but they intend to raze Bludhaven as the start of their new campaign.
The Kooey Kooey Kooey Kablooey(Team-Up): Midnighter, Blue Beetle, and Booster Gold find themselves stuck on the South Pacific island of Kooey Kooey Kooey, during an active volcano eruption. It's up to them to save as many people as possible, find out who the hell caused this, and maybe check out that local casino...
London Calling(Solo/Team-Up): Midnighter finds himself travelling the world once more, and winds up in London[with or without a tag along or two]. There he comes across a group of 'superheroes' who call themselves The Elite. Midnighter sees a lot of himself in them, and that's probably why the League is pressuring him to shut them down...
Same Old Song and Dance(Solo): Midnighter has finally gotten the go-ahead from the League to go after Count Vertigo. They offered to send a team with him, but he insisted that it's grown personal. It's up to him to gleefully carve through any metahuman mercenaries the Count can throw at him.
Hell's Bells(Solo): Midnighter has finally identified one of Bendix's scientists -- Winslow Schott, who has since restyled himself as Toyman. He must make his way to the supervillain's base in Japan to see what he knows...

Supporting Characters:
All Along The Watchtower - JLU Cast, The Blight
House of the Rising Sun - Apollo, Jenny Sparks
War Pigs - Bendix’s Surviving Super Soldiers, any interested players
The Kooey Kooey Kooey Kablooey - Blue Beetle, Booster Gold(assuming their players are interested), Major Disaster, Big Sir
London Calling - Any PC, Manchester Black, Coldcast, The Hat, and Menagerie
Same Old Song and Dance - Count Vertigo, Abra Kadabra, KGBeast, NKVDemon Thrill Devil, Mayfly, Deadline, Gunhawk & Bunny, Scarab(Maat Shadid), and I'll add more mercs that aren't too popular as I think of them.
Hell's Bells - Winslow Schott, Hiro Okumura

Secondary Character: Probably a version of the Flash or Jack Hawksmoor that reimagines them as a Century Baby of the 21st Century. They would, of course, be reduced in power level to be setting-appropriate.

Additional Notes: I understand that the way I’ve written this, Midnighter is very powerful, but I figured I’d start high during the application process and work it down to an acceptable medium instead of starting too low and staying that way.

Also, writing this sheet out has opened my eyes to how incredibly edgy Midnighter is, jeez.

The idea for the Kooey Kooey Kooey Kablooey is based on the plot of Club JLI(in which Booster Gold, Blue Beetle, and Kilowogg open their own casino on the living island), which I thought was hilarious.

Player Name:
Buzzlebee

Primary Character:
Legate

Secret Identity:
Rohan Manish

Status:
Active Titan

Age:
Mental Age: Late teens. (Known) Operating Time: 6 months

City:
San Francisco

Day Job:
N/A

Powers:
Hard-light Holograms Legate's design is unique in that, with aid from 31st century technology, he can create Hard-light duplicates of himself. These duplicates are extensions of Legate's own consciousness, acting only in the way that Legate-Prime directs them to. Being made of Hard-light, these copies can interact with the world around them; capable of being something as simple as an extension of Legate's voice or something as complex as engaging in advanced battle-tactics. At the time, Legate's processing power only allows him to create two of these duplicates within a range of 100 meters of himself.

Technolinguistics- Put simply, Legate can quite literally speak to machines. His code is unique that it can interface directly with any technology in such a way that gives Legate complete access to its capabilities. The simpler a machine, the easier this is done; and being from the 31st century Legate considers most technology during this time-period simple. Security Cameras? No problem. Cell Phones? Please. Anything short of the most advanced electronic brains developed by Lex-Corp or Wayne-Tech will give him no pause at all.

Robotic Physiology- Constructed in the 31st century by some of the universes' most brilliant minds, Legate's chassis is made extremely durable by the alien alloys coating its exterior. Most small and large arms fire will barely scratch this synthetic's paint, requiring much higher caliber of bullets to truly put a dent in the machine. Its construction also allows it to escape much of mortality's most present annoyances. He will not tire, age, or sicken. His strength and speed are also greatly enhanced, capable of exerting superhuman-levels of force at a moment's notice.

Bleeding-Edge A.I.- Truly a product of his time, Legate contains A.I. unrivaled by its modern contemporaries. Containing an adaptive learning cortex and future-tech processors, his is a genius-level intellect. He creates thought in such a way that allows him to run several predicative models at once; virtually simulating various scenarios before taking action. Organic attempts to infiltrate his code via-hacking would be immensely difficult, though perhaps not impossible for Earth's top minds.

Weaknesses:
Hard-light Durability- His duplicates, while versatile, can in no way endure as much damage as Legate can himself. Repeated small-arms fire will cause the light to fracture and eventually shatter like glass. After one duplicate dissipates Legate can create a replacement, but doing so constantly is a drain on his processing abilities and will encourage mistakes in combat.

EMPs- Unlike most modern machines, an EMP will not completely disrupt Legate's functionality. It will, however, severely limit synthetic intelligence's technolinguistic and hard-light duplicate abilities. An EMP will lock-out Legate's advanced abilities for 1 minute per pulse.

Complex Electronics- The more complex a machine, the more intelligent it becomes. This intelligence makes it more difficult for Legate to simply seize control of technology, requiring him to actually 'persuade' the electronic entity to yield its control to him. For most earthly devices, this proves a non-issue for Legate. For other advanced A.I.s like him, however, conversation will be required for his abilities to fully operate. He can subvert this limitation by tacking more direct means of control, like hacking or malware, but Legate is loathe to do so as he sees such efforts as little better than enslaving such burgeoning intellects.

The 'Life Directive' Legate's primary directive is the preservation of life. He is actively incapable of killing an organic being through direct means. Not even if, by some strange circumstance, they request it. Synthetic life is another issue, as while the 'Life Directive' does not prevent him from eliminating electronic intelligence, he considers it immoral to do so.

Skills:
Legate, being a sentient machine, has an in-built affinity with technology. Be it mechanical or computational, if it's a piece of tech Legate can most likely find a way to make it work. He is an expert data-hound, able to trace a person's electronic footprint near-anywhere on the planet. Potentially even off-planet, if given the proper access to the right equipment. Legate is also capable of complex cyber-warfare; able to subvert electronics through hacking, malware, and other data-driven attacks. However, he prefers to use these methods only as absolutely necessary, preferring to 'persuade' the machines into aiding his efforts rather than dominating or attacking them. Given his advanced intellect and future-tech processing power, Legate is also an expert tactician: capable of running multiple battle-simulations in his mind in mere seconds.

Equipment:
Legion Flight Ring- Standard issue equipment given to every Legionnaire, the ring allows the user, on command, to take flight like the heroes which inspired the Legion. This ring enables its wearer the ability to fly in both atmospheric environments and outer space.

Appearance:




BRIEF Bio:
Legate roared to life with the sound of the space-time ripping itself apart echoing at its emergence. Dropped in the middle of Midway's Main Street without warning or explanation, the first memory the machine had in the 21st century was that of a police officer pointing a shaking gun at his metallic head. It was his only memory at the time. The machine had just as much of an idea of what he was doing there as everyone else did, which was to say none at all. There were only three things that held stable in the synthetic's code: he was from the future (though what future he didn't know), his primary directive was the preservation of organic life, and that this officer was going to hurt himself if he fired his weapon. In what seemed like an aggressive act, he wrestled the weapon away from the organic and crushed it in his hands. That was reason enough for Robotman to finish the fight. The conflict was one-sided, with the machine from the future unwilling to cause more conflict in a time he knew nothing about. It didn't take long for the Leaguer to realize that there was no fight to be had, and, confused, Robotman called in the League's premier genius detective to investigate.

While Batman was unable to suss out much of the machine's past besides what it could already tell them, the Leaguer's diagnostics did reveal a number of its auxiliary functions. An ability to speak to machines in ways that organics could never, a ring which allowed the user free flight, and technology which replicated the solid light of Green Lantern's ring in an admittedly limited scope, this future-tech synthetic could prove a dangerous weapon if left in the wrong hands. Seeing the machine's utility and potential risk if left unattended, Batman assigned Robotman as the synthetic's mentor while he continued to run diagnostics in the meantime. In the following months, the artificial intelligence learned much of what it meant to be a hero from his mentor, and saw how the Justice League's directive was similar to his own. They both wanted to preserve life, to save organics from the harm that that threatened their society. It was noble, it was right, and more than that, it was him. Selecting the designation 'Legate', after the Roman governors which commanded troops like he commanded duplicates, the synthetic requested entry into the JL's training program; the Titans.

He would be a Titan, and after that, he would be a Leaguer. It was the only way he would fulfill his primary directive. The mystery of the future he came from could wait, the 21st century needed his help first.

Story Arcs:
Becoming Human- In an effort to better understand both his teammates and humanity, Legate adopts a human identity and attempts to spend the day as an average, everyday teenager. He observes both the kindness and the cruelty that humanity has to offer. (Solo/Team Up)

T.O.Morrowland- Reports of an underground theme-park promising unbelievable thrills with the latest technology have been linked to a number of missing persons cases. Legate and the team are sent in as customers to investigate, and it's up to them to discover what secrets this theme park hides. (Team Up)

Lost Legionnaire- A team calling themselves "The Legion" has come from the future to eliminate Legate. They claim that Legate has been party to and the cause of crimes not limited to murder, warmongering, and mass genocide. Can their claims be believed? Will his teammates believe him? And what other secrets of the future does this "Legion" know about Legate; about the Titans? (Team Up)