Mintz

Multiversal Discord: The Mass-Scale Crossover RP

Welcome to...

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The massive space research station stranded in the middle of nowhere in both time and space. You landed here (or will land here; time travel makes grammar truly troublesome! And don't get me started on dimensional travel...) during what you had believed to be a normal day in your home universe. But something went wrong, whether on your end or ours, and now you're here. I am afraid I lack the time, however ironic that statement is, to explain the depth of the incident you have found yourself in. All I can ask of you, stranger(s?), is this;

You will find the secrets to this station, and your key home, with enough exploration, understanding, and a healthy amount of caution. I cannot guarantee the station will be secure, just as I cannot guarantee that some...Less savory types have not have been brought aboard. I can only hope during your time here, you can discover the truth behind me and my people...And perhaps find it in your hearts to set things right, however that could be.

....This is Castellan, Head Researcher and last member of the Chronian race, signing off.

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I'm happy to welcome everyone to Multiversal Discord! This RP is gonna have a fun blend of mystery, adventure, action, and plenty of time to have characters interact and develop their relationships of any sort. What's not to love? Now, before, I continue, let's get the rules outta the way, alright?

• 1: This one's pretty self-explanatory; try not to be a jerk, alright? No one likes trying to play alongside someone whose being all riled up for no reason. And of course, if you have an actual reason to be upset, bring it up to me. It's what I'm here for!
• 2: Like any good story, there's gotta be stakes, and while I'm not particularly planning on character death anytime soon, characters will be finding themselves under serious threat more often than not, and won't likely escape unscathed. Isn't very interesting if someone wins every time, eh? Which leads into my next rule...
• 3: No Godmodding, alright? Pretty sure everyone around here's familiar with the term, though the main piece I'm concerned with is making your character seem too perfect. No one perfectly dodges every move, counterattacks at just the right time, and always thinks things through. Characters, no matter how cool, strong, or smart, can make mistakes and be caught off their guard. Don't be afraid to get roughed around; it just makes the turnaround all the cooler ;) On an...Slightly related note, if you read between the lines....
• 4: Romance is fine, of course, but keep any intense stuff behind the black screen, yeah? Assuming anything like that happens, of course. The ol' fade to black trick always works...
• 5: On a vaguely similar line, while getting wounded, even grievously so, isn't something I'll be trying to stray away from here, let's keep some excessive stuff clear. No one needs to hear about your innards spilling out or something, right? Right. That falls under torture too; I mean, let's be honest, most bad guys ain't above that kinda thing, but we don't need to get graphic about it.
• 6: Let's avoid anything political. C'mon, like the fictional bad guys aren't enough to tango with, yeah? It'll just leave a bad taste in most people's mouths, so better to stay hush-hush than come at each other's throats.
• 7: I'm no grammar nazi...Okay, that's a lie, I totally am. I'll try not to be on your case about it, but try to make sure your punctuation and grammar are proper. Or at least as proper as it needs to be for your character lol.
• 8: I'm not looking for mile-long posts, but a few paragraphs is a good point to land on. Quality over quantity, I say.
• 9: I mentioned it somewhat near the beginning, but if anything comes up in/from the RP that you want to talk about with me, I'm all ears. Sorta my job as the GM, y'know?
• 10: If you've read this far, when you're making your Character Sheet, add a piece near the bottom where you mention your favorite superpower; it'll tell me you actually made it this far into these rules.
• 11: Last, and most important rule of all...HAVE FUN! It's sorta what we're here for. Y'know, besides the drama, badass action scenes, character development....Okay, maybe there's a little more to this than just the fun. But all of it just adds to it!

Now that you've torn your way through that slog, we can get to the fun part; characters! There's a small rule list here as well, but it's brief compared to the last one, and arguably more important.

• 1: The character limit is currently four (ideally, two heroes, and two villains, for balance's sake), but might be expanded upon in the future.
• 2: Characters for this RP are characters from all different forms of fiction; movies, comics, anime, cartoons, you name it, it's here! Probably. The only real qualifiers I look for is that the character has a name, and has at least seen fair screen/page time. Though, if you're willing to put in the extra legwork and work in an undeveloped or underutilized character from the piece of fiction, be my guest! They may be under more scrutiny though, do be warned.
• 3: While I know being a villain can seem unappealing, I sincerely hope you consider having at least one; otherwise, you might miss out of being on the fun side of some evil plots! And if you are one of said villains, you'll likely have your own hand in creating said plot! The villains of this story will be the real backbone of the storytelling, so the more, the merrier! Not to say I don't have my own plans in motion. Hehehe....
• 4: This is less a concrete rule and more a suggestion, but I'd recommend sticking your feet in multiple different fictions with your characters of choice; it'll give me more ability to include a variety of storylines, and also keep the variety of your own line-up.

That's that! Now, to wrap this off, you'll be receiving an example Character Sheet to help you get started. Happy posting, folks!

CS Example

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[INSERT CHARACTER IMAGE ABOVE]

"Insert cool/witty quote here."

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Name: (The character's full name)

Nicknames/Titles: (Any titles, nicknames, etc. the character has)

Age:

Gender:

Affiliation: (Generally this is 'Hero' or 'Villain'; or things that would coincide with those more vague descriptors. If you feel the character falls into a more grey area, you can leave this as N/A)

Personality: (Gives us an idea of what this character is like; not everyone will be familiar with them, after all)

Biography: (Tell us some of the big points of this character's story, but feel free to skim the details; we don't need eight seasons worth of backstory dumped into a character sheet, after all)

Powers/Skills: (List off all the capabilities of the character, both mundane and superb. Depending on the character, some of their powers might be restrained or outright nullified, depending on the situation)

Other: (Where to put anything these broader sections might've missed)

Multiversal Discord: A Large-Scale Crossover RP

Seems like I've got a fair few folk interested in this! Well then, by tonight, I think you all can expect a proper forum up and running, with a Discord following close behind. Look forward to it!

Multiversal Discord: A Large-Scale Crossover RP

Yes, characters from canon.

Multiversal Discord: A Large-Scale Crossover RP

@Hammerman

Glad to hear it! I can't say I'm familiar with the character or series, but that just makes me more excited to see them. :) With any luck, a few more people'll take interest and I'll see to getting this up.

Multiversal Discord: A Large-Scale Crossover RP

This is an interest check for a concept I've had rattling my old think tank for a while now; a Multiverse-level Crossover RP that'll bring in all sorts of characters, good and bad, and see how they react and adapt to this drastically different situation.

Story-wise, it's pretty simple (to start with). Your character(s) were doing something back in their home universe when a strange incident occurs; sometimes it's unprompted, or perhaps something within that fictional world was triggered to cause this event. Whatever the case, by the end of it, they'll soon be realizing they aren't home anymore, instead being found on-board some form of hyper-complex, massive space station, seemingly outside of the time stream, though also eerily abandoned and in severe disrepair. The only thing they'll be able to figure out about the hulking construct for some time is this; for some reason, whoever or whatever made this station, created it with the intent of simulating dozens, maybe hundreds of different timelines, universes, and scenarios across all of time for reasons unknown.

So in-between trying to find out the true purpose of the station and finding a way back to their respective homes, the characters'll be visiting these astonishing simulated universes, both for simplistic reasons (I mean, ya ain't finding food on an abandoned space station, that's for sure), or more complex ones, not the least of which being these simulations might bring a sign of the purpose of the station, or maybe how the characters can return to their home dimensions. While this is all happening, there is no doubt those with more wicked intents are thinking of ways to abuse and manipulate the new system around them, and how to strike out at the heroes they oh-so-despise.

Character-wise, the sky's the limit! Though, given the nature of this RP, I suggest your character having some sort of combat prowess to speak of; most bad guys are more prone to violence than conversation, after all. Also, of course, stronger characters will be dragged down to a general level playing field to others, especially those with cheat abilities, like time manipulation of any sort, just to name one.

But enough about me yapping! Hopefully this catches the attention of some folk so I can find an excuse to actually make this thing. Here's hoping! And if you've got questions, I'm more than happy to answer.

Rise of the New Heroes

Whitley Cress AKA Big Splash

Name: Whitley Cress

Hero Name: Big Splash

Age: 18

Gender: Male

Family: Amelia Cress, Age 40 (Whitley's hardworking, single mother who works at a law firm. She comes off as strict sometimes, but he knows she means well), Lily Cress, Age 10 (Whitley's adorable lil' sis! She means the world to him and his mom, though her extreme levels of curiosity gets her in a lot of trouble sometimes).

Occupation: Still getting through high school, on top of being on the swim team. Also takes the weekends to work as a lifeguard for the local water park. He's, uh, not exactly sure where he'll be squeezing 'insane heroics' into this schedule...

Appearance: Whitley is along the smaller side, standing at around 5'4, and weighing a little over 120 lbs. You wouldn't tell from a glance at him, likely due to his stature, but he's fairly athletic in no small part thanks to his time as apart of the swim team, and closer inspection will show some surprisingly defined muscle for his size. Beyond that, he has a soft white skin tone (though not so pale as some; he spends a fair bit of time outside in the sun), pale blue hair that spills out at ends and splits across his head, clearly not putting much care into its appearance, and sparkling sapphire-like eyes that nearly twinkle like the aforementioned gems, full of wonder and joy.

Clothing-wise, he keeps things simple more often than not; the most standout pieces of clothing he can normally be found wearing are his black turtleneck, and on occasion, a pale blue scarf during the cooler times of year, matching his hair. It was an old gift from his mom, so he still finds time for it.

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Superpower:

Hydroforce - While currently an unimpressive and lame power (at least, according to Whitley himself), Hydroforce is the name he has granted his unnatural ability. Simply put, it allows him to project water from his hands (though, admittedly, he hasn't really tried anywhere else). That's....All there is to it. By Whitley's understanding so far, that is. He can currently fire a low-pressure stream of lukewarm water from his hands, the equivalent of a garden hose, if a comparison were to be drawn. Not very dangerous, and in fact, practically less than a nuisance. But, with enough clever application and training, it could reach heights he could never imagine...

Strengths:

• While the stream of water lacks much pressure behind it right now, a direct hit to the face that can stagger or briefly blind them, or using it to slip up a target, are valid and valuable tactics available to him.
• It's dangerous, of course, but everyone knows not a lot of equipment is waterproof, so if desperate times call for desperate measures, his power could cause something to surge out or explode. Obviously not ideal, but sometimes it's whatcha got, right?
• Even if the power isn't impressive right now, it's still pretty damn effective at stopping fire and the like, so that's something going for it. Heck, if some baddie uses fire or something, he could be the perfect counter!

Weaknesses:

• Well...No amount of spraying someone like they're a wild dog in your yard is gonna put them down for any real length of time. When it comes to actually stopping the baddies, he's woefully underprepared without some clever usage of his environment, or a bit of help from others.
• As are many people with powers, Whitley is only human. And his power is...Lacking in defensive applications, at least how he thinks of it right now. If a guy ran up and stabbed him, he probably wouldn't be able to stop it.
• Due to the low pressure of the water he shoots (for now), high winds are liable to make him miss his mark, and the spray could be blocked by something as simple as a trash lid, honestly.
• Last but not least, he can't just infinitely shoot water; the more he sprays out, the more dehydrated he gets. Granted, with how crappy the ability currently is, it isn't a concern that comes up often, but it's there.

Skills:

• As expected for a lifeguard and member of the swim team, Whitley is an excellent swimmer...Though he wouldn't admit it.
• While Whitley is no super genius, he works hard and smart, and is a consistent A-Grade student.
• Whitley finds it sorta embarrassing, and would never bring it up unless directly questioned, but he loves writing stories and novels, with no shortage of which being about superheroes and the like. Extending on this, he's also a huge bookworm when he finds the time to dig into a good novel.

Equipment: While it isn't much, he's come up with a basic set of gear for going out hero-ing. Firstly, a water bottle on hand for if dehydration strikes. Secondly, rubber boots, since his battles tend to get a bit wet, and he doesn't want to walk around with soggy shoes and socks. Third, but certainly not least, he was clever enough to come up with a way to weaponize his ability a bit more, if only a bit; he made small, grenade-like cannisters that he has filled with water he's made. Essentially water grenades. Maybe not the most dangerous, but they can be surprising and catch people off guard, among some other things. He usually has about three on hand at any given time.

Personality: Put bluntly, Whitley is a high school book nerd who wants to try and do some good with what he's got now. He knows the world is a scary place after what happened with the virus, so he wants to be a small part in alleviating that if he can, both for others, and even more importantly to him, his family. He's got a truckload of confidence issues, but biting back his own thoughts, he's taking the strides to become someone people can put their faith in. Hopefully he can find time for Whitley in-between the Big Splash moments...

Biography: Before the meteor, Whitley's life was pretty simple. Sure, he never stood out in school, but he never felt the need to. He got good grades, made his mom happy, looked after his little sister, and enjoyed the little things in his life, like swimming, reading, and occasionally writing up some stories of his own. He was content to live out this simple life, as long as he was happy with it.

But, like so many others, things changed when the meteor struck down.

He discovered his powers in a pretty innocent way; after the swim team had taken first place in a recent competition, he and some of the pals were messing around in the pool, basking in the glory of a victory well-earned. Well, while he was the only one who noticed it (or at least, he seriously hopes he was), when he splashed at one of the guys, he accidentally shot out a bit of water from his palm. Hell, even Whitley himself second-guessed what he saw and went about things as normal....Until, when curiosity got the better of him after the meet, he snuck off the bathroom and tried doing it again.

And he did.

It wasn't impressive by any means; it was like a water fountain spraying down into the bathroom sink. But, with powers having been thought to be wiped out, he was beginning to freak out. No matter how sad the ability looked, the point was he had one. How the heck did he have one?! After gathering himself from a few minutes of unadulterated panic, a different realization came to him. These powers are meant to be used. Not for petty things, or crimes, but to help others. To make the world a better place. So, while he himself even thought his powers were pathetic, it was in the clorine-reeked bathrooms of the school pool that Whitley resolved to do something better with this power.

...He hasn't found a good time yet, but in the meantime, he worked out his power as best he could. From when he originally used it, he can already tell it's improved a bit, though not by a very notable margin, but it was something! Between that, and having plotted out some must-have gear for going out and gettin' dirty, eventually, it would be the time for Big Splash's debut!

....Eventually.

Anything Else: Y'know, he's always been more of a Water-Type guy, but he guesses Electric-Types are pretty cool.

Rise of the New Heroes

@Zapdos Looks like this city just entered the Splash Zone! Hopefully he's to your liking. :)

Whitley Cress AKA Big Splash

Name: Whitley Cress

Hero Name: Big Splash

Age: 18

Gender: Male

Family: Amelia Cress, Age 40 (Whitley's hardworking, single mother who works at a law firm. She comes off as strict sometimes, but he knows she means well), Lily Cress, Age 10 (Whitley's adorable lil' sis! She means the world to him and his mom, though her extreme levels of curiosity gets her in a lot of trouble sometimes).

Occupation: Still getting through high school, on top of being on the swim team. Also takes the weekends to work as a lifeguard for the local water park. He's, uh, not exactly sure where he'll be squeezing 'insane heroics' into this schedule...

Appearance: Whitley is along the smaller side, standing at around 5'4, and weighing a little over 120 lbs. You wouldn't tell from a glance at him, likely due to his stature, but he's fairly athletic in no small part thanks to his time as apart of the swim team, and closer inspection will show some surprisingly defined muscle for his size. Beyond that, he has a soft white skin tone (though not so pale as some; he spends a fair bit of time outside in the sun), pale blue hair that spills out at ends and splits across his head, clearly not putting much care into its appearance, and sparkling sapphire-like eyes that nearly twinkle like the aforementioned gems, full of wonder and joy.

Clothing-wise, he keeps things simple more often than not; the most standout pieces of clothing he can normally be found wearing are his black turtleneck, and on occasion, a pale blue scarf during the cooler times of year, matching his hair. It was an old gift from his mom, so he still finds time for it.

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Superpower:

Hydroforce - While currently an unimpressive and lame power (at least, according to Whitley himself), Hydroforce is the name he has granted his unnatural ability. Simply put, it allows him to project water from his hands (though, admittedly, he hasn't really tried anywhere else). That's....All there is to it. By Whitley's understanding so far, that is. He can currently fire a low-pressure stream of lukewarm water from his hands, the equivalent of a garden hose, if a comparison were to be drawn. Not very dangerous, and in fact, practically less than a nuisance. But, with enough clever application and training, it could reach heights he could never imagine...

Strengths:

• While the stream of water lacks much pressure behind it right now, a direct hit to the face that can stagger or briefly blind them, or using it to slip up a target, are valid and valuable tactics available to him.
• It's dangerous, of course, but everyone knows not a lot of equipment is waterproof, so if desperate times call for desperate measures, his power could cause something to surge out or explode. Obviously not ideal, but sometimes it's whatcha got, right?
• Even if the power isn't impressive right now, it's still pretty damn effective at stopping fire and the like, so that's something going for it. Heck, if some baddie uses fire or something, he could be the perfect counter!

Weaknesses:

• Well...No amount of spraying someone like they're a wild dog in your yard is gonna put them down for any real length of time. When it comes to actually stopping the baddies, he's woefully underprepared without some clever usage of his environment, or a bit of help from others.
• As are many people with powers, Whitley is only human. And his power is...Lacking in defensive applications, at least how he thinks of it right now. If a guy ran up and stabbed him, he probably wouldn't be able to stop it.
• Due to the low pressure of the water he shoots (for now), high winds are liable to make him miss his mark, and the spray could be blocked by something as simple as a trash lid, honestly.
• Last but not least, he can't just infinitely shoot water; the more he sprays out, the more dehydrated he gets. Granted, with how crappy the ability currently is, it isn't a concern that comes up often, but it's there.

Skills:

• As expected for a lifeguard and member of the swim team, Whitley is an excellent swimmer...Though he wouldn't admit it.
• While Whitley is no super genius, he works hard and smart, and is a consistent A-Grade student.
• Whitley finds it sorta embarrassing, and would never bring it up unless directly questioned, but he loves writing stories and novels, with no shortage of which being about superheroes and the like. Extending on this, he's also a huge bookworm when he finds the time to dig into a good novel.

Equipment: While it isn't much, he's come up with a basic set of gear for going out hero-ing. Firstly, a water bottle on hand for if dehydration strikes. Secondly, rubber boots, since his battles tend to get a bit wet, and he doesn't want to walk around with soggy shoes and socks. Third, but certainly not least, he was clever enough to come up with a way to weaponize his ability a bit more, if only a bit; he made small, grenade-like cannisters that he has filled with water he's made. Essentially water grenades. Maybe not the most dangerous, but they can be surprising and catch people off guard, among some other things. He usually has about three on hand at any given time.

Personality: Put bluntly, Whitley is a high school book nerd who wants to try and do some good with what he's got now. He knows the world is a scary place after what happened with the virus, so he wants to be a small part in alleviating that if he can, both for others, and even more importantly to him, his family. He's got a truckload of confidence issues, but biting back his own thoughts, he's taking the strides to become someone people can put their faith in. Hopefully he can find time for Whitley in-between the Big Splash moments...

Biography: Before the meteor, Whitley's life was pretty simple. Sure, he never stood out in school, but he never felt the need to. He got good grades, made his mom happy, looked after his little sister, and enjoyed the little things in his life, like swimming, reading, and occasionally writing up some stories of his own. He was content to live out this simple life, as long as he was happy with it.

But, like so many others, things changed when the meteor struck down.

He discovered his powers in a pretty innocent way; after the swim team had taken first place in a recent competition, he and some of the pals were messing around in the pool, basking in the glory of a victory well-earned. Well, while he was the only one who noticed it (or at least, he seriously hopes he was), when he splashed at one of the guys, he accidentally shot out a bit of water from his palm. Hell, even Whitley himself second-guessed what he saw and went about things as normal....Until, when curiosity got the better of him after the meet, he snuck off the bathroom and tried doing it again.

And he did.

It wasn't impressive by any means; it was like a water fountain spraying down into the bathroom sink. But, with powers having been thought to be wiped out, he was beginning to freak out. No matter how sad the ability looked, the point was he had one. How the heck did he have one?! After gathering himself from a few minutes of unadulterated panic, a different realization came to him. These powers are meant to be used. Not for petty things, or crimes, but to help others. To make the world a better place. So, while he himself even thought his powers were pathetic, it was in the clorine-reeked bathrooms of the school pool that Whitley resolved to do something better with this power.

...He hasn't found a good time yet, but in the meantime, he worked out his power as best he could. From when he originally used it, he can already tell it's improved a bit, though not by a very notable margin, but it was something! Between that, and having plotted out some must-have gear for going out and gettin' dirty, eventually, it would be the time for Big Splash's debut!

....Eventually.

Anything Else: Y'know, he's always been more of a Water-Type guy, but he guesses Electric-Types are pretty cool.

Rise of the New Heroes

@ZapdosI think I might've mis-stated some things. Firstly;

1: Pete doesn't have much control over said adhesive quality at the moment, and even once he does, it won't change the fact that as far as stopping power goes, he's very lacking; he's only good for stalling adversaries unless he can put his noggin together for a creative solution, which he...Understandably struggles doing. Or assist other people, but in general this team lacks much stopping power right now lol.
2: I mentioned it rather simply. While killing him is a questionable prospect, if you can force him into something, like a jar or the sort, his liquid-like form will shape to fit the new home, and while he's stuck like that, he'll be unable to change back until he can re-assume at least a human-like shape in his slime form. Also, while he won't be dead, it's possible to tear/blow his slime body into pieces, making him take time to reform, which can take several minutes; a lot of valuable time to be effectively out of commission in a combat scenario.
3: This was just me overstating a bit; it can dissolve most things with time. Such as him absorbing theatre garbage and letting it stew for a couple of hours. It is by no means an instantaneous process, and things that strike at him aren't at any risk of being liquefied (until he can figure out how to concentrate that acidic quality some more).

Point is, yeah, he himself isn't under too much risk (unless he acts stupid....Which he certainly will), though he's vulnerable outside of this form. Not to mention, the tension is still there for him; while he's had a few times of being torn apart and put into pieces since his powers manifested, he isn't certain of the limit, nor is he eager to test it, whereas plenty of baddies would be happy to. And sure, maybe he won't have as much personal, bodily stake as some of the other heroes, but that means his stake is his fellow heroes. As the one guy both willing and able to put himself in harm's way, it falls on him to be the frontman of the group, so to speak, and any harm the others might take, he would likely feel falls onto him as the one who should be bearing that weight.

But overall, if I can't get this by, I'll shoot a different concept instead. Sometimes ya got the image in your head, and thinking of it any other way sorta scuffs the whole thing, ya feel? So I'll leave this in your hands.

Rise of the New Heroes

@Zapdos I hope my gooey friend here will be up to snuff! :)

Pete Coney AKA Slime

Name: Pete Coney

Hero Name: Slime

Age: 20

Gender: Male

Family: Jameson Coney (Workoholic, overbearing dad who works at the local newspaper outlet as Publisher and Editor-in-chief), Priscilla Coney (Stay-at-home mom, enthusiastic baker and all-around great parental figure), Jessica (Jess) Coney (Older sister who left Lafayette for some abroad opportunities; inherited dad's work policies, but is a bit nicer. A bit.)

Occupation: Works on the clean-up crew for a movie theatre; occasionally fills in for concessions as well (though he's prone to digging into said concessions....)

Appearance: You know the saying 'don't judge a book by its cover'? Well....Maybe this book is a bit shallower than most. What you see is what you get with Pete Coney, from his horribly dated choice of beanies to his cheesy Star Wars tee. Finish it off with some crappy beige cargo shorts and wearing crocs and you can tell he's out of touch. As far as his actual physical appearance goes, he ain't much to look at, either. He's a wiry guy, probably only weighing a little over 130 lbs., and stands at a fairly average 5'8...Though that might be because he slouches so much. Beyond that, he's got pale white skin (pale enough to make it clear he oughta spend more time outside), murky blue eyes that make it seem like he's never quite all there (which, to be fair, he often isn't), and his large nose that people poke fun at pretty often, but he's good at letting it slide.

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Superpower:

Slime Body - Pete possesses the ability to morph either parts of his body or his whole form into that of an amorphous, slime-like material. The slime is resilient to most forms of damage, either simply bouncing it off, or, if the assault offers too much resistance, merely splits apart and reforms later (though he still feels it somewhat, so he's never eager to get blasted into bits). The slime is also flexible, and capable of immense amounts of stretching, though he's quite bad at doing that manually as of right now....

Beyond that, the slime's composition is unique in that it can be subtly altered by the user. He doesn't realize this as of now, as it's a rather complex piece of this puzzle, but he unconsciously utilizes it by changing the slime to have more sticking power from time to time, allowing him to cling to and climb surfaces, as well as snare up baddies with his whole 'bod.

Lastly, his slime has a notable regenerative quality, though when possible, prefers to merely reconstitute itself from existing parts if possible. As such, if part of his slime body is torn apart, blasted away, etc., it's more likely the bits will find themselves once more and merely reform into a proper body, rather than try to remake the whole thing.

Full Slime Body

Strengths:

• Due to the slime's ability to reject or nullify most forms of harm, and reform itself under real damage, they are an incredibly resilient and annoying combatant, if nothing else.
• The adhesive properties Pete unknowingly activates on occasion are incredibly strong, and if he can get his full body around an individual, it could even stop individuals with fair levels of Superhuman Strength, among other things.
• Thanks to the slime's insane amount of stretchability, it is extremely resilient to any form of blunt force. Not to mention, if he can learn how to manually stretch himself, it will open up a wide window of possibilities.

Weaknesses:

• His raw strength with his slime body is....Very lacking. In fact, due to an absence of real musculature, he's quite weak as far as that goes. This can be amended through clever use of his stretching and adhesive qualities, but that will take time to master.
• While the slime body can reform itself even under dire circumstances, it takes time for it to recollect all of the missing mass, and until it does, Pete's head is a scrambled mess, and he's effectively helpless.
• It's an odd weakness, but due to how lightweight and flexible his slime body can be, it means that an effective way of neutralizing him is merely to find a way to contain him. And since his slime body can compact itself rather easily, the size of said container won't matter either. He's had an embarrassing encounter with a vacuum before...
• Not quite a weakness per se, but definitely an annoyance, is that his clothing doesn't work well with turning into a slime dude...So he usually takes it off before changing, which means after the cool battle's over he has to slink off and find his clothes again. Maybe eventually he'll figure out a trick to avoid this.

Skills:

• While he wouldn't call himself an expert, he's not bad at baking things (which has absolutely no correlation to another pastime of his. None at all...)
• He's gotten really good at cleaning things up thanks to his job at the theatre. I mean really good....It also might help that his slime body can dissolve most stuff he puts in it. Maybe.
• He likes to skate sometimes. He isn't good. But hey, he likes it, and he's getting....A little better.
• He's been talked into doing very dumb things quite a few times, and the only reason he's made it out of those situations without something broken (or worse) is because he's a bit more dexterous than you'd expect, and can do a bit of honestly impressive parkour, even before he became a slime monster.

Equipment: He takes his skateboard most places, and a cheap camcorder as well, because he likes to record when funny or interesting things happen. That's been happening a lot more often recently. Also, he has an iPod, because he thinks they're cool and doesn't like more modern phone crap. It shits out at least twice a week.

Personality: Pete is a very laid-back dude, never sweating the details, chillaxed and cool. Probably because he's a bit of a pothead. Still, he's a likeable enough guy, if more than a bit impressionable and naive, not to mention a little too talkative for his own good...But he's got a good heart, even if he might be taking the idea of heroics lighter than he ought to.

Bio

Biography: Pete always was sorta lost with what to do with himself. From a young age, his father pressured him into being decisive about what he wanted to be when he grew up, and it had the opposite intended effect; the guy could never settle on anything, and he thought it'd finally catch up with him once he got outta high school just last year. Sure, he had a job, but it wasn't exactly worth a life career, and even then, he burnt most of it on weed, which he then also proceeded to burn. Needless to say, he saw the place his life was heading towards...And couldn't muster the energy to care.

That changed.

The meteor landed. He thought that was a pretty crazy thing to happen, but it got wilder soon after. The same night after the crash, when he was cruising on some special brownies and takin' a trip, he came back to semi-consciousness with a...Notably lower field of vision. Namely, flat on the ground. In fact, he felt quite flat. When he tried to move, all he could feel was a strange wobble, and as he moved his eyes around his new form, he realized he was a puddle of slime on the floor.

If he wasn't baked off his mind, he probably would've screamed.

Instead, he simply thought 'Huh. Cool.' And kept lying there without a care in the world. It was only the day after when he realized that wasn't just some fever dream; it really happened. He tried experimenting with his new ability, changing parts of his body into that strange goo, getting a feel for the experience. Honestly? He thought it was pretty cool. Then a thought cropped up in his head. His life was on a one-way track to Nowhereville until now, but hey, y'know what they say? If you got it, flaunt it. Thus, for reasons probably not quite as noble as some, Pete decided that it'd be way more interesting to try being a hero in a hero-less world than being a nobody sitting in his parent's basement smoking joints.

Anything Else: Pete's favorite Electric Pokemon is definitely Stunfisk. I mean, just look at it! What a funny little guy.

Rise of the New Heroes

A Hero RP that isn't dead? Well gosh darn, sign me on!....That, and I really dig the variety of abilities in the cast that I've read, even if it makes me a bit concerned I won't come up with somethin' that good lol. Oh well! Regardless, I'll see about posting up a CS sometime soon-ish