He looked over to the jukebox placed on the other side of the room and flipped the quarter over towards the jukebox. The quarter sailed through the air, gleaming in the light as it flew, and landed directly into the jukebox's coin slot. A couple sounds of machinery moving around came from the jukebox, and a second later a loud, aggressive rock song started to blair on the jukebox's speakers. The song motivated Dante to start tapping his foot and nodding his head to the beat

The Hero of Heroes [+]

Name:
Benjamin Kirby Tennyson aka Ben 10

Appearance:

Creds to Ladypug for helping me design -w-" [+]

Series of Origin:
Post-Ben 10: Omniverse

Personality:
Ben is confident, comedic, and an incredible strategist for a 16-year-old. He cares for others more than himself. He has even given up his own life to save another on multiple occasions. During fights, he always prioritizes keeping civilians in the area safe. He is willing to help anyone in need and see to it that they are able to solve any problems that they might have in the future.

Abilities:

Photographic Memory: He has some form of photographic memory. For example, he could recite to you the nutrition values from the back of the Sumo Slammers cereal box to almost exact detail.

Combative Skills: He is an excellent hand-to-hand combatant, being trained by his cousin Gwendolyn as well as various years fighting aliens and receiving essential Plumber training. He has held his own with proficient fighters even in his human form. He is never shown using any specific fighting style but uses freestyle, which helps him to be unpredictable when in a fight.

Weaponry Skills: He has extraordinary marksmanship with a variety of weapons, most likely due to his experience with using transformations with projectiles.

High Pain Tolerance: Ben has been shown to be able to recover from and endure more damage and pain than the average Human, being smacked around by large opponents and having large objects fall on him. However, he definitely isn’t immortal, and still gets hurt.

Notable Weaknesses:

Human Weaknesses: Ben may be a smart, skilled fighter, but without his transformations, he is still just a human. If he is caught off guard or can't react fast enough to an attack, he could potentially be killed. His failsafe prevents him from dying, but enemies can still bypass this.

Transformation Weaknesses: If one of his transformations is susceptive to a circumstantial attack, he also has a risk of being beaten or even dying if he is exposed to it.

Illness: If Ben falls ill in his human form, his transformations are also affected by the illness either altering their abilities or inhibiting them.

Body Underdevelopment: Due to him spending most of his time in alien form, Ben's body is slightly underdeveloped and therefore he is both smaller and less physically fit than others of his age. However, he tries best to keep himself active to eventually try to get better.

Weapons and Equipment:

Omnimatrix/Omnitrix: Ben is the wielder of the Omnitrix, what is rumored to be the single most powerful device in the galaxy. He usually has access to over 70 transformations, but after being sent to the Crossroads, he only has access to 9. He doesn’t always get the alien that he wants, but he makes the most out of what he gets.

Character Alignment:
Somewhere between Lawful and Neutral Good

Other:
-The Fail-safe is a function in the Omnitrix to whenever Ben or one of his transformations are given exceeding amounts of or vital damage, he will automatically be switched into another form for the original sample to be repaired. Enemies can find a way to bypass this, however, so Ben rarely relies on it.
-Ben is also a huge lover of smoothies and chili fries, but rarely eats them at the same time.

The aliens that Ben has at his disposal are... [+]

Alien 1: Heatblast [+]

Appearance:

big image [+]

Abilities:

Fire Manipulation- Heatblast has the ability to absorb, produce, and manipulate intense heat and fire from his body. He can form fire into any shape that he chooses, commonly fireballs.
Fire/Ice Immunity- Due to his body being made out of flaming rocks and fire, Heatblast is cold resistant and unable to be frozen. He is also immune to flames, magma and other forms of heat.
Pyrokinetic Flight- Heatblast can release fire through his hands and feet to allow him to fly himself, like a jetpack. This also gives him a form of enhanced speed.
Limited Terrakinesis- Heatblast is capable of limited terrakinesis by channeling fire through the ground. He has the ability to surf through the air on a board of rock.
Supernova Creation- Heatblast can reach supernova temperatures when angry.

Weaknesses:

Extingushment- When exposed to a substance that can extinguish fire, he won't die, but his fire abilities are suppressed.
Crabdozer- The Crabdozer is a Pyronite's natural predator which would give Heatblast a hard time defeating him.
Illness- When under the effects of a cold, Heatblast's body and flames turn blue and give him ice manipulation.
Neruoshock Blast Vulnerability- Any neuroshock-like blasts can paralyze Heatblast.

Alien 2: Grey Matter [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

High Intelligence- Grey Matter has a remarkably high intelligence, allowing Ben to think more critically and logically in this form. His brain capacity is expanded to the point that Ben is smarter about things he's never even seen before. He also has remarkable technological skills and can work very well with machines, being able to dismantle and build things as he pleases.
Small Size- Grey Matter is roughly between 3 and 4 inches tall, which easily allows him to get through or inside places that most larger species cannot. This also gives him enhanced agility and enhanced reflexes.
Wall Scaling- He also has microscopic pads on his skin, allowing him to climb walls.
Bonus Ability- He can also breathe underwater for roughly 7 minutes before needing air.

Weaknesses:

Small Size- His height can also make it hard for him to fight in certain situations.
Omnivoracious- The Omnivoracious is a Galvan's natural predator, although being able out-smart one, it will still be a hard time.
Fragile Body- Grey Matter's body is not very durable, being week to even basic attacks from most species larger than him.

Alien 3: Spidermonkey [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Enhanced Skills- Due to his unique body, Spidermonkey has enhanced agility, hearing, balance, reflexes, dexterity, and strength.
Web Generation- Spidermonkey has the ability to shoot webs from his tail which are said to have the strength similar to steel.
Wall Scaling- Spidermonkey's limbs are able to stick on vertical and upside down surfaces.
Sticky Fur- Spidermonkey can stick up to vertical and upside down surfaces.

Weaknesses:

Web Entanglement- Spidermonkey can get entangled my his own webs if he isn't careful.
Temperature Change(Webs)- Spidermonkey's webs can be frozen into a brittle state and melted.

Alien 4: Rath [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Super Strength- Rath is strong enough to lift large earth formations.
Sharp Claws- Rath's hands each have one large claw that can extend.
Combat Techniques- Rath is quite skilled in combat. Rath has a few names for his fighting moves, such as Ophiuchus Face, and Sirius Butt-Kicking.

Weaknesses

Overwhelming Personality- In this form, Ben's emotional vulnerability is amplified, as most of his decisions are guided by rage. Ben has learned to tame some of Rath's unpredictable outbursts, but still has episodes when provoked.

Alien 5: Astrodactyl [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Flight- Astrodactyl can fly at high speeds using a combination of his retractable wings and a combustible gastrointestinal fluid he ignites in his stomach and then vents out of his lower back.
Combustible Gastrointestinal Fluid Ignition- Astrodactyl's combustible gastrointestinal fluid can be solidified through the venting out of his lower back, wrist ports, and mouth to manipulate them for attacks such as energy whips and propulsion blasts.
Space Survivability- Astrodactyl is able to hold enough air/water in his body to survive in space for a long while.

Weaknesses:

High Voltage Electricity- Astrodactyl is vulnerable to high voltages of electricity, leading him to be incapacitated for flight.

Alien 6: Pesky Dust [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Flight- He has the ability to fly, but it's not as strong or as fast as it is for Astrodactyl.
Sleep Dust- Pesky Dust can release dust that makes his victims fall asleep.
Dream Manipulation- Pesky Dust is capable of manipulating the dreams of others, which can be used as a form of interrogation or extracting information from a victim.

Weaknesses:

Fragile Body- Pesky dust's body is very small and succeptible to damage

Alien 7: Gutrot [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Walking Chemical Factory- Gutrot's innards are filled with a gaseous form of every chemical to exist and he is able to expel them in any combination that he wishes.
Chemical Knowledge- Gutrot has a very advanced knowledge of chemistry, as well as some degree of knowledge on a species' biology. This allows him to create a gas that can specifically target the species in question. For example, he created a pheromone designed to attract To'kustars (Way Big's species), causing them to follow Gutrot wherever he wishes to direct them.
Enhanced Intellegence- Gutrot's intelligence seems to be innate since he may not fully understand what he is talking about from his personal view, similar to some of Ben's other intelligent aliens. Furthermore, Gutrot seems very intelligent in general, as he discussed the ramifications of time travel and that hitting someone on the head would simply result in a concussion rather than amnesia.

Weaknesses:

Gas-Based Attacks- When Gutrot uses his gases, they make a large cloud, which is susceptible to prevailing winds. This can endanger allies or innocent bystanders. Some of Gutrot's gases are flammable, so he must be careful in situations that might ignite them. Creatures who are shielded from gases, such as with a gas mask or insulation, are immune to Gutrot's gases.
Poor Reflex Time- Gutrot has bad reflexes and cannot react quickly.

Alien 8: Sandpitt [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Sand Manipulation- Sandpitt is able to control sand around and inside of him. His most common techniques are Body Part Extention, Burying, Dehydration, Motor-Skill Manipulation(by implanting sand into opponents' body and manipulating them), and other sand based attacks.
Invisibility- Sandpitt can become invisible by taking off his green cloak pieces and making the sand in and around him bend with the light. He is extremely vulnerable like this, however.
Regeneration- He can also slowly regenerate wounds on his body via sand. He can only do this when he is near sand, however.

Weakness:

Water Absorption- When doused by heavy amounts of water, the sand parts of him start to get all sluggy, slowing him down and limiting his movements.
Heavy Winds- When his clothes are removed, his scale-less parts are exposed, and those parts could be blown away.

Alien 9: Overkill [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Shapeshifting- Overkill can change his shape, even forming weapons such as axes and maces.
Elasticity- Overkill can stretch his bodies and form tendrils.
Enhanced Strength- Overkill possesses superior strength.
Power Enhancement- Overkill can cover a host's body and greatly enhance their abilities.

Weaknesses:

Sound- Overkill is sensitive to loud and high pitched noises.
Heat- Overkill is vulnerable to fire and intense heat.

Alien 10: WayBig [+]

Appearance:

image [+]

Abilities:

Enhanced Abilities- If it wasn't obvious by his name, this alien is indeed, way big. He reaches a height to somewhere around 200 feet, towering over his foes, taking the spot of Ben's biggest alien. He's also been seen to have extraordinary strength, even for his size. He also has great durability, withstanding attacks from enemies while barely even feeling them.
Cosmic Rays-Way Big can shoot a powerful cosmic ray from the outer edge of his right hand by crossing his arms together.

Weaknesses:

Big Boi- Because of his size, Way Big cannot be used inside buildings or confined spaces. Way Big sometimes forgets how strong he is, as shown when he accidentally destroyed a giant statue by leaning on it. His size also gives him a slight mobility issue (since he has to be careful where he steps to avoid crushing objects and people around him) and easily gives his location away.
Head Frill- Way Big's fin is a weak spot, to the point that a hit to that area can paralyze him or do worse.

...before stabbing forward with his sword, which started to glow with a bright, crimson red energy

Doin' them in pairs for the sake of brevity. But man, is there a lot to explain.

The Heroes! [+]

Names
Marinette Dupain-Cheng / Ladybug
&
Adrien Agreste / Cat Noir

Appearance
Hero mode and their regular selves.

Series of origin
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

Personality
Both Marinette and Adrien share a few traits, due to being an evil-fighting duo; they're both kind and caring, always trying to be helpful to everyone they encounter. Being teenagers, though, does mean they have the same emotional issues of any other. Marinette is easily flustered, especially when things concern Adrien. She's prone to fits of jealousy, anger, and annoyance, and can be quite self-centered when she's too focused on something, as well as a nasty habit of holding grudges. But Marinette is quick to make up for rash judgments or rude behavior, being incredibly thoughtful to her friends and family. Marinette is also incredibly resourceful and clever, both in and out of her Ladybug persona, though this easily can lead to her overthinking herself into a tizzy.

Adrien, on the other hand, has a much better handle on his emotions. He's prone to forgiving others even when their bad qualities outweigh their good. and tends to be more reserved due to his upbringing. Though, his sheltered childhood made him a bit emotionally immature - he's impulsive and gullible, quick to act when he can get away with doing so. He lets loose when he's Cat Noir, being cocky and show-offish, and overall much more out-going than his usual self.

Abilities
When using their Miraculous, Marinette and Adrien gain increased strength, agility, stamina, and endurance; nothing major, but enough to make a difference (ie, being able to lift/carry/throw grown adults with ease, jump higher and farther than normal, able to take a beating, etc). Each Miraculous also has with it a special power, activated through saying the name aloud. This is crucial, since even saying the words casually while transformed will cause the power to activate, and being rendered mute will leave them unable to do so entirely. Due to their age and inexperience with their Miraculous, Marinette and Adrien can only use their Power once, and will be forced to transform back five minutes after they use it.

As Ladybug, Marinette holds the power of Creation, granting her the Lucky Charm, which creates just the right item needed to solve whatever conflict she's in. Usually, the item's purpose isn't clear, and the proper way to use it has to be figured out by Marinette. Also, the Ladybug Miraculous that Marinette has is the only one capable of countering Hawk Moth's and Mayura's own powers, as well as being able to undo any damage done by the villains, by tossing her Lucky Charm in the air, where it disperses into magical butterflies that put everything back to normal.

Cat Noir has the power of Destruction, in the form of Cataclysm. Black energy swirls around Adrien's right hand when he uses it, and whatever he touches with it will break - from corroding metal to crumbling rock and even short-circuiting electronics. A Cataclysm can be held in Cat Noir's hand for as long as his transformation holds. He doesn't have any control over what the Cataclysm affects, so the next thing he touches once it's activated will absorb its use. On the flipside, Cat Noir won't be able to use that hand unless he uses up the Cataclysm on something.

Equipment
Marinette's and Adrien's ability to turn into Ladybug and Cat Noir comes from magical artifacts known as the Miraculous. Each Miraculous is home to what's known as a Kwami, small animal-like fairies that bestow their powers onto the Miraculous users. Kwamis have personalities and can act on their own whenever their Miraculous is not in use. Also, each Miraculous user gains a Tool of some sort, usually a weapon or device that they can fight with (along with other uses).

The Ladybug Miraculous, used by Marinette, looks like a pair of earrings (camouflaged and active) and is inhabited by Tikki. To transform into Ladybug, it's "Spots On", while to transform back is "Spots Off". Ladybug uses a Yo-yo, which she uses to summon her Lucky Charm and to deal with Akumas and Amoks. Can also be used as a telephone, a mirror, and a breathing device, as well as a tracker for Cat Noir (when he's transformed).

The Cat Miraculous, used by Adrien, looks like a ring (camouflaged and active), and is inhabited by Plagg. To transform into Cat Noir, it's "Claws Out", while to transform back is "Claws In". Cat Noir uses an extendable staff, which has no limit to how far it can extend. Like above, it can be used as a phone and a breathing device.

On top of this, both characters have smartphones, as well as supplies of macaroons (Marinette) and cheese (Adrien) to feed their Kwamis whenever they need to recharge. They also have special magic versions of their respective snacks, though that will be addressed below.

Character alignment
Neutral Good

Other
Both Marinette and Adrien have special versions of their Kwami's food, made from Potions, which grants the Kwami a unique form and allows for their hero transformations to change, too. The issue is that there's about 7 different kinds, with only 2 being shown, and a third being talked about. A potion that grants water-based traversal, ice-based traversal, and space-based traversal. I'm omitting these for the moment until either they fully show up in the series or I can work out what the others do with the GM.

The Villains [+]

Names
Hawk Moth / Gabriel Agreste
&
Mayura / Nathalie Sancoeur

Appearance
Villains first, father second.
Faithful, always.

Series of origin
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

Personality
Gabriel is incredibly single-minded. He has been chasing the same goal for the better part of a year, and lets nothing get in the way of that, no matter how often he's failed. He's secretive, secluded, and distant from life, even from his own son, due to this obsession. Pragmatic and persistent, Gabriel can be manipulative and frighteningly clever in pursuit of his goals, doing whatever it takes to accomplish his plans. He has his limits, of course; despite his cold exterior, he cares deeply for his son, Adrien, and is very protective of both him and Nathalie, who he's only included in his plans due to her unwavering devotion, but never more than he absolutely needs to.

Nathalie, in that vein, is willing to push herself past limits Gabriel himself set. She will do anything for him, even to her own detriment. Prim and proper, Nathalie fits perfectly into her role as Gabriel's assistant and Adrien's caretaker. She's as emotional as Gabriel himself is (that is, not very), but she is often less strict on Adrien than his father. She is tireless in aiding Gabriel in either side of his life, driven by love, even if it's to an end where Gabriel will not be with her.

Abilities
As with the heroes above, Gabriel and Nathalie get enhanced when using their Miraculous. Due to them being older and better trained in using the Miraculous, however, results in them not having the time limit as the heroes do. Their Miraculous also work very differently from how the others do.

Gabriel, as Hawk Moth, holds the power of Transmission. Hawk Moth imbues a butterfly with dark energy and sends it out as an Akuma. An Akuma possesses an object, allowing Hawk Moth to bestow powers on whoever is holding it, as well as the ability to talk directly to them. His power works off negative emotions - he can sense them, and his Akumas only infect those that have them. Once Akumatized, the victim transforms into a supervillain, with powers pertaining to their akumatized item, what drove them to be akumatized, etc. Hawk Moth has no real control over those he Akumatizes, having to resort to manipulation and the threat of removing their powers if they don't comply. The Akuma merely deepens the bad emotions a person has, and can even be resisted if the emotions subsist or if the victim has a strong enough will to reject. Once they turn, however, the Akumatized villain is usually too far gone to listen to reason. A person can be Akumatized more than once, and can be given new powers and forms if the Akuma touches a different object. Multiple people can also be Akumatized if they meet the same emotional peaks while they're touching the same thing - this can either make a much more powerful villain from all victims, or, if the victims were already Akumatized in the past, can turn them all into their previous villainous selves.

Similarly, Nathalie holds the power of Emotion as Mayura. It's identical to Hawk Moth's Akumatization, with a handful of differences; instead of butterflies that turn into Akumas, Mayura turns feathers from her fan into Amoks. She can target anyone, so long as they are feeling a strong emotion of any kind. Mayura can then talk to the person the Amok attaches to, through the same method as Akumas (the Amok touches an object the person has and possesses it), and if the Amok is not rejected by the person, can be used to summon a Sentimonster. Sentimonsters, unlike Akumatized villains, are much more monstrous in appearance, and can be directly controlled by whoever is holding its Amok. Mayura also has more direct control over them, as she can force their movements, and dispel them at will.

Equipment

The Butterfly Miraculous, used by Gabriel, looks like a jeweled brooch (camouflaged and active) and is inhabited by Nooroo. To transform into Hawk Moth, it's "Dark Wings Rise", while to transform back is "Dark Wings Fall". Hawk Moth has a Cane. The Cane has a detachable sword inside of it, and the stone at its top can house Butterflies and Akumas for later use, as well as a sort of tracker for his Akumas.

The Peacock Miraculous, used by Nathalie, looks like a metal brooch ([url=hhttps:vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/lady-bug/… and active), and is inhabited by Duusu. To transform into Mayura, it's "Spread My Feathers", while to transform back is "Fall My Feathers". Mayura uses a hand-fan, the feathers of which she uses to make her Amoks. There's no other use for it.

Character alignment
Neutral Evil

Other
Akumas and Amoks can be freed by breaking whatever they are inhabiting, and is key to defeating the Akumatized/Sentimonster it made. If it isn't taken care of once it's free, though, the Akuma/Amok multiplies and infects other people, creating copies of whatever it summoned, before returning to Hawk Moth/Mayura. If the original victim is possessed by the Akuma/Amok again, all copies become active at once, requiring every Akuma/Amok to be captured.

Woof, what a long one. Hopefully it's not too wordy :v

Yeah, I was figuring that the pre-determined nature of PC combat would make Lucky Charm and Cataclysm a bit easier to manage. Lucky Charm I probably didn't explain right, either. It's less of an "I win" button and more of a catalyst to win? Okay that's not so good too, but to actually benefit from Lucky Charm requires some thought, and might not even relate to what needs to be done right then, or even not involve the fight at all. It's also not foolproof, and doesn't take into account the situation changing. If a different problem comes up, an earlier Lucky Charm is basically junk (though like any junk could still be useful if you think of a good way to use it).

Plus, they're really minor things - forks, cans of paint, once it became a radiator. It isn't like Lucky Charm could create a magic Bullet Magnet to suck up bullets with, it creates mundane objects. Surprisingly useful ones, but still.

Cataclysm I can understand being a bit of an issue, but it's more easily defendable since you could just chuck something at Cat Noir to have him use it up, or just make him waste its charge, or even just dodge his hand if you're able. And I know just taking a player on their word is iffy, but I don't plan on whipping them out right at the start of a fight. Even in the show they usually save them until they absolutely need to use it, due to the time limit they cause.

Akumatization isn't possession, no. I'm sorry how unhelpful my explanation was (that's what I get for trying to get it done at 4 AM), It's like Hawk Moth is putting the gun into vulnerable people's hands and being very convincing on why they should use it. It's more of a deal than a forced thing. I think his power also makes the emotions worse, which could be why people still agree to be turned into a villain. Though it does change them, until the akuma is released or recalled.

Of course I'm not going to do anything without player permission. If there are NPCs in the game, it could also be easily prioritized to them instead of other Pcs.