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Noted on the eyes. How’s this? That’s about as low as I could take them without the whole head looking really weird.
Yeah I….I have no idea what the hell this thing is supposed to be. Other than “Brain Bug”….apparently.
@Maaz said:
Alright, I’ll say all of them look cool, but… WHY INSECTS?! Insectophobic Heromachinist here!!!! Still, I’m feeling pretty sorry for Coakroach right now. And brain bug… the least I can say is it’s sorta freaky. But still… WHY INSECTS?! *Crawls into bed and hugs the bedsheets*
Heh heh heh. Sorry about that Maaz. I guess I just find insects really fascinating. I know what you mean through. The majority of people I know hate insects. But most of the insect people are pretty much hated by the general public in their story too.
Next time I post a bug character I’ll hide it behind a spoiler just for you
@JR19759 said:
I know what it is…… It’s a bio-mechanically engineered life-form created using the DNA and brain patterns of the many bug powered superheroes and villains and encased in a highly mobile battle suit that utilises their many abilities (Possibly in an effort to destroy a certain group, but it obviously won’t work because it ends up thinking its self a hero even though the villainous half of its psyche wants to destroy everything etc.). No? Just a guess.
As for the eyes on Midknight, I’d say that they’re about right now.
That’s actually a really good story. Although I think I have way too many heroes and not enough villains at this point so let’s just say that villainous half of it’s psyche is more dominant.
The terrible pun names continue with Tailgator. Yes, it’s an alligator with a friggin shotgun!
I’m not exactly sure why he’s wearing a mask….I mean how many giant alligator men can there possibly be?
Prometheus is a monster. A pyromaniac with a complete disregard for human life. He sets fire to buildings simply to watch them burn and simply doesn’t care if there’s anyone inside. To Prometheus, the bigger and grander a building, the more he wants to watch it burn.
Under his armour, Prometheus is himself horribly burned. Whether he was burned in a fire he set himself is still unknown.
When Prometheus first appeared, Jupiter and the Pantheon were quick to deny any connection between the modern gods and the man who worships fire.
Currently, Prometheus is obsessed with tracking down the mythological Burning Man, supposedly a wandering elemental composed entirely of flame who is reported to continually wander the world, setting alight anything in it’s path.
“Watch me burn” – Prometheus.
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