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The Savant
Vixere
Red Hood
fledermaus
Sep
Pen Name
Carlyle
Kaithe DameI sort of have three ideas. All ideas I've done before or tried to do. The first and last kind of have good reasons for why they might be off limits so I figured I'd just list all three.
Street Level Wolverine:
I always like RPing as Wolverine, particularly street level versions of him if that's acceptable. My favorite version of him has pretty much always been the versions where he is not with a team. Wandering, sort of like Jack Reacher, maybe doing little team ups. Doesn't really seem the Team type despite how popular he is in teams. I like him as sort of the "ya coulda been a contender kid" type that just doesn't work well with groups.
If needed I could come up with some reason he's fallen out of favor with the X-Men, seems like there's always a reason for homie to hop on his motorcycle and take off.
US Agent:
I was doing a Captain America for the 1968 version of Marvel that I really enjoyed. Got me exploring sort of his mythos and what he means and that got me in to the Less Than Steve versions of him and characters he impacted. Weapon X, Nuke, and John Walker. I'd like to do it as Nuke and have him be sort of a broken, volatile, tool of US groups. Something like a Homelander vibe in that people are just waiting for him to break and go too far, but he's useful. Not as useful as Captain America of course, that's why Steve is hopping around the world and either Nuke (or if that's too much John Walker) is stuck in NYC.
Bushwacker:
Much more of an anti-hero of a character. I wrote him as like right on the borderline of a psychopath once some time ago. Similar to US Agent sort of but more of an agent of chaos. More mercenary. Would essentially be playing a villain.
In short from the Wiki:
Carl Burbank was a priest who abandoned his vows following the drug-related deaths of young parishioners. He joined the C.I.A., which outfitted him with a cybernetic arm and made him an assassin under the codename "Bushwacker", but ultimately he became a freelancer.
The character is usually depicted as an adversary to the superhero, Daredevil, and less frequently to the Punisher and Wolverine.
I was having him as a basically agent provocateur/assassin/damn near terrorist working for the shady as F government agency I came up with, Janus.
Street Level Wolverine:
I always like RPing as Wolverine, particularly street level versions of him if that's acceptable. My favorite version of him has pretty much always been the versions where he is not with a team. Wandering, sort of like Jack Reacher, maybe doing little team ups. Doesn't really seem the Team type despite how popular he is in teams. I like him as sort of the "ya coulda been a contender kid" type that just doesn't work well with groups.
If needed I could come up with some reason he's fallen out of favor with the X-Men, seems like there's always a reason for homie to hop on his motorcycle and take off.
US Agent:
I was doing a Captain America for the 1968 version of Marvel that I really enjoyed. Got me exploring sort of his mythos and what he means and that got me in to the Less Than Steve versions of him and characters he impacted. Weapon X, Nuke, and John Walker. I'd like to do it as Nuke and have him be sort of a broken, volatile, tool of US groups. Something like a Homelander vibe in that people are just waiting for him to break and go too far, but he's useful. Not as useful as Captain America of course, that's why Steve is hopping around the world and either Nuke (or if that's too much John Walker) is stuck in NYC.
Bushwacker:
Much more of an anti-hero of a character. I wrote him as like right on the borderline of a psychopath once some time ago. Similar to US Agent sort of but more of an agent of chaos. More mercenary. Would essentially be playing a villain.
In short from the Wiki:
Carl Burbank was a priest who abandoned his vows following the drug-related deaths of young parishioners. He joined the C.I.A., which outfitted him with a cybernetic arm and made him an assassin under the codename "Bushwacker", but ultimately he became a freelancer.
The character is usually depicted as an adversary to the superhero, Daredevil, and less frequently to the Punisher and Wolverine.
I was having him as a basically agent provocateur/assassin/damn near terrorist working for the shady as F government agency I came up with, Janus.