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Kyle Janners/Absolute Zero: A shy and panicky pacifist in charge of evacuating civilians from a battlefield. His tendency to avoid fights often marks him as a coward among the general public; in reality, he just REALLY doesn't want to die. When pushed to his limit, Kyle proves himself to be one of the most powerful Nightlighters, throwing aside his pacifism to freeze whatever's threatening his friends with a devastating blizzard.

Kyle has the ability to blast jets of snow and ice from his palms whenever he's near a water source. He can also freeze pre-existing snow into ice and make structures out of it.

 

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CDC Prize for Kellkin

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Fixed the name:

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CDC Hero Team Insignia: The Advocates

"So, what do we call ourselves?" asked Mach 20.

"I've got it! Beacons of Hope," said Beacon. Flare slapped him.

"Hmm," said Achilla. "Do we have anything in common."

"Not much," admitted Totem. "We have no shared powers, no shared background. All we have in common is that we have great abilities, and we believe in using them to do the right thing. Though we are mighty, many are weak. We must help those who need us, in any way they might need. Not only must we fight crime, and the forces of nature, we must fight injustice in all its forms. We must assist those who can't assist themselves. We must be their Advocates."

The large hand offering itself to a smaller hand reaching for assistance represents the mighty advocates helping the "little guy." The world map in the background represents the team's global reach and background. I made this insignia using the headshot feature.

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Alternate version of the Legion of Chaos emblem. This one has nine flames, all of them red and orange. If anyone has feedback on which is better, please tell me.

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Forgot my username and the backstory:

The villains bickered amongst themselves. There were alliances within the group, but many of them simply did not like each other.

"Ladies and Gentlemen!" said the approaching figure, feigning astonishment. "I am surprised at your manners!" The villains instantly recognized the distinct voice of Seth, remarkable more for its passionate, angry, and charismatic tone rather than for its rather common, generic sound.

"What is our mission?" asked Pinup.

"This is not a mission, per se, so much as an issue of... well, branding. They can't very well cower in fear if they don't know who's attacking, can they?"

"I mean, they actually can..." said Mirrors.

"SILENCE!" bellowed Seth. "Anyway, we need an identity. A name to strike fear into all who hear it." Guanlong and Pinup rolled their eyes, but the rest were utterly captivated by his passion. "We are on a quest. A quest to spread our agenda of anarchy! Therefore we shall be the Legion of Chaos! As for how to market ourselves, I have an idea for an insignia. Our mission is against society. And what better symbol for society than the archetypical city? The city, full of corruption, crime, homelessness, hunger. All of society's evils within a single urban sprawl. And what better symbol for chaos than fire? Not wishing to shape things, simple to destroy, to revert them to their natural shapes. Not a force of society, but one of nature. Nine flames, nine of us. Nine legionaries!"

"Enough!" yelled Guanlong. "Some of us don't care about your politics, Seth! Will I get the money!"

"Yes, of course you will! Don't worry, all in due time. Now, is anyone a graphic designer? Nobody? Oh well, we'll get there eventually."

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Legion of Chaos (Villain Team CDC Logo)

The color scheme represents the colors of the villains on the team. The city coloring of black and gold represents Seth, the red and grey flame represents Pinup, the blue and red flame is Guanlong, the generic red and orange flame represents the thus unknown ninth member of the team, the orange and blue flame represents Tick Tock, the purple and black flame represents Dark Web, the red and black flame represents Wildfire, and the grey and black flame represents Smoke and Mirrors.

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Jody Bowen/Osmosis: The Nightlighters' "science girl", a geek to the core, and one of the few Paradigms to absolutely LOVE being one. A kooky and spacey oddball with stars in her eyes, but also an unmeasurably kind, empathetic, and all-loving woman whose motivation for being on a superhero team boils down to "I just want everyone I meet to feel loved", placing her firmly in the group of members that hold the rest of the team together. Despite her eccentric personality and inability to truly hate anyone, Jody is nowhere near as airheaded as she seems; she is one of - if not THE - most intelligent members of the team, and she's capable of a truly terrifying ruthless streak and cold professionalism when properly motivated.

Jody is a sentient clump of slime taking the form of a young woman; her consciousness is contained within a single molecule of protoplasm. As she can no longer eat or drink, she gains her sustenance through photosynthesis, and can last for 36 hours without sunlight before becoming immobile and lethargic. Jody is a master shapeshifter, capable of changing the pigment, solidity, and form of her body on a molecular level to flawlessly mimic another person or object. Jody has also demonstrated the ability to form a variety of different weapons from her own limbs, and can turn herself into a liquid form that allows her access into normally inaccessible areas.

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Hannibal Williams/Brutus: The Nightlighters' heaviest hitter, and a 9-foot tall suit of mechanical armor containing the remains of his original human body inside. A hammy and childishly-excitable gentle giant who absolutely LOVES being a Nightlighter, but his short attention span and problems with memory loss often cause his team some trouble... and for Brutus himself, no small amount of insecurity. Despite this, Brutus's earnest kindness and cheeky honesty makes him a beloved member of the Nightlighters, and he's among the four members to serve as the dysfunctional team's moral center.

Brutus has no true Paradigm abilities of his own; he is instead one of the strongest and most durable heroes on Atlas, capable of lifting over 600,000,000 tons of solid material and smashing through anything standing in his way.