High Voltage<br/><div class="floatleft">(http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/a2/4f/c6/a24fc698f55cd62a90821a21d388e1e7.jpg)</div><br/>"Well, I am very inexperienced with my power beyond a few nifty tricks I can do. Hell one of the few things I can do is a sweet left hook with a super charge of electricity. Don't really know how it works, but it enhances the force of the blow to equal that to at least HercuLina. Never really tested that theory, just something I'd like to boast about y'know? The more I boost, hopefully the more people don't want to test me and make me actually think of combat. Don't get me wrong. I'm a hellva fighter, just not well groomed like the Olympians. I am hoping this TV show will make me better at being a hero than a crook." After going on a tangent about himself, Jonathan stood up and shook the still wet finger to release some more water out of it. He turned towards Shockwave with his arms crossed. Now to go onto another tangent. Fun.<br/><br/>"Well, I'd like to think that the costumes are more than just masks in bright colors. In a sense, they are what drive the message home; 'we are heroes, and we are here to help.' It also helps that those who choose the wrong path have an image to fear in let's say someone like Hellfire for instance. Her image is dark and meant to strike fear into the hearts of criminals she'd soon as fry let alone talk to. Then heroes like HercuLina lookin' like she belongs in the era of Greek Mythology has become a memorable image that once you see her, you piss your pants. To me, I want my costume to be like that. It has to be so simple, yet so memorable that I strike fear and inspire hope at the same time. It also helps that the 'constricting' part helps with maneuverability. You can't necessarily fight some big bad PI in jeans, can you?" Well, at least she has something for a costume. Jonathan is still working on his. Hell, he has a black latex suit that is basically showing off his muscles and 'other' outlines as well. He wish he could ad more to the image than what he has.<br/><br/>"Meh. I don't think I'd get tired of wearing a bikini top to a crime scene." Jonathan chuckled at his joke. Well, he<em>had</em>worn half a tank-top at a crime scene he committed one time. Thing got caught in a fence and ripped in half when he tried to climb said fence. Well, that's what parkour is for then, he guessed. Just another thing to work on.