Ok so my character of Grim is effectively dead so as I love this thread so much, I wanna add another character so that I can keep roleplaying here.<br/><br/>Hero:<br/><br/>name: Jack<br/><br/>Superhero name: N/A<br/><br/>powers(besides vore of course): Has control over the natural elements based on his current emotions e.g.(Fire=Anger, Water/Ice=Calmness/Bitterness, Lightning=Fear, Earth=The feeling of strength, Wind=Serenity (can change depending on circumstances), Light=Positive emotions and Dark=Negative emotions). These elements give him different abilities e.g. Earth=super strength, able to take inhuman damage, Lightning=Able to control basic machinery, fires bolts of lightning, Wind=Flight, able to summon small hurricanes, Fire=Can create and control flames, is immune to burning (not digestion), can cover himself in fire, Water/Ice=Can breath underwater, create basic ice weapons (swords, clubs etc), Light=Can control natural and manmade light, fire bursts of controlled light energy and Dark=Similar to light but is more dangerous and he can become intangible and teleport between dark spaces. When overcome by either rage or negative emotions he enters his "Ripper" stance which nullifies his pain senses and overloads his brain, causing mass damage to all around him. Has ADD and a similar personality to Sherlock Holmes. (Can't you just tell I'm British)<br/><br/>gender: M<br/><br/>species (optional): Half human, half elemental creature<br/><br/>(and the most fun part) Origin Story!: Born homeless, killed his family at a young age when having a tantrum. Lived alone ever since, developed his mental skills and powers alone as well as his thief skills (Sleight of hand, persuasion, ruthlessness). Has lived on his own for years, now at 14 he decided to actually do something with his life. Helps out the "little man" in every situation possible, always tries to get something out of a deal. Rarely uses his vore abilities but due to his fiery personality his acids work quickly. Now just lives as he wants, and helps other supers when it effects him directly.