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I love Azgul! Such a cool concept. I’ve been looking through your creations, a lot of it has inspired me:)
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Omnion’s Disciples cont.
Malaki: Omnion’s son, Malaki is his father’s most trusted follower, his second in command, his favourite. Malaki has a curious ability, one that has proven very useful to his father (and to himself) in the past; his words are like a toxin. When Malaki speaks, what he says seeps into a listerners mind and poisons their thoughts. He can convince anyone of anything, he could tell you the sky was red and it would be, you would not just believe him, it would be the truth to you. His power goes beyond mind control, he can almost rewrite a persons thoughts, make their friends into mortal enemies just with a turn of phrase.
Illandra: Omnion’s daughter and Malaki’s sister, Illandra is less favoured than her brother, but she makes up for it in her sheer brutality in service to her father. A fearsome fighter even amongst Omnion’s forces, she went a step further than her brother and volunteered to be experimented on by her father, reulting in her extra cybernetic arms and scorpion-esque tail. She prides herself on never failing her father and her body count far exceeds any of the other Disciples.
Mortuus: The leader of the Revenants, Omnion’s General. Mortuus was created to be the perfect killing machine, in service to Omnion’s grand plan. Powered by the spirit of a primordial being bound inside an energy core, Mortuus is the most powerful of the Disciples, but he is completely subserviant to his master, as his programing compels him to be. Mortuus retains a network link to all other Revenants, allowing him to instantly relay battle plans and orders even if he is on another planet. However, the network isn’t infallible, the link can be broken if a Revenant is damaged in specific ways. Also using the network can leave Mortuus vulnerable in combat situations upon access, if only for a brief second, so he tends not to use the network when he is in direct combat.
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Whilst Omnion himself may be one of (if not) the most powerful beings in the entire universe, he tends not to do much of the dirty work his plan requires. For that he has his Disciples, his five most trusted followers who lead his army of Revenenant cyborgs. Though none are quite as strong as their master, individually they are each powerful enough to beat any of Earths heroes.
Wyren: An artificially created beast, created to be a gladiatorial fighter on the galactic outskirt planet of Hnyra. Wyren was exceptionally good at his role, his hulking size and brute strength hide a surprisingly amount of agility and intelligence. However, as a star fighter (an undefeated one at that) he was a huge draw and, as such, was encouraged to be more and more violent in his bouts, often by torture, his rage at his captors being unleashed on his opponants in the arena. When Omnion razed Hnyra, he took Wyren in, recognising the beasts potential as a living weapon. For Wyren, Omnion was one of the few beings to have ever shown him a scrap of kindness, therefore he follows him without question.
Azgul: A scientist from a race called the Optiriens, that have long since given up their flesh forms, now reduced to eye balls with humanoid robotic bodies, Azgul’s primary motivation is to study life. He is intrigued by life’s ability to adapt and change in the face of adversity. To these ends he has alligned himself with Omnion, the Svetalen is something that life has to adapt to. Originally, Omnion did not trust the Optirien, however Azgul proved himself to be a more than willing participant in Omnions designs, becoming more and more involved with the genetic experimentation, even being the principle designer of the Revenants.
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Reply To: NIGHTHAWK'S NEST OF HEROES AND VILLAINS
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Reply To: My Collection of Creative Imagination
Here is a character I have made in the past, but vastly improved. Also, I was going to post it in the “Winner” CDC, but never finished in time.
I give you the reality and time traveler, space and dimension crusader, the questioner of existence itself… Arthur Caprice, AKA, Arcane. His costume is created by thought and forms on him, the blue parts are organic energy of sorts, and make the parts of his body covered invulnerable. His mask is formed over his face, sometimes covering his mouth as to appear as he doesn’t have a mouth, for he can speak through telepathy. There are no eye holes as he doesn’t need eyes to “see” and when changed into Arcane, his eyes become pure black/darkness with the only color appearing being a faint blue around his iris, which is assumed would scare people. His mask keeps him anonymous and allows for people unable to read him. When he changes into Arcane, his hair goes from blonde to black.
Arcane is a very complex character to explain as he is very abstruse. His powers are always changing and evolving into more. Most of the time, he himself is unable to comprehend his own thoughts, powers, and existence. Arcane’s view or perspective upon being a hero is ever changing and challenging, as he is always becoming shaped into a different mindset as he gains knowledge of the most unknown aspects of existence.
As years pass from the time he was metamorphosed into Arcane, he has become so evolved as an entity that he has traveled space and time, seeking answers to every question. He often goes back in time and just observes and learns. He seeks out different universes, realities, dimensions, and planets to do the same; learn, observe, and understand. His abilities and make up allow him to retain all knowledge he gains to exact detail which no human being is capable of retaining such an indistinguishable amount of knowledge.
Arcane becomes immortal and almost inhuman. Becoming an entity of pure knowledge of existence. His power are immense and nearly limitless as he evolves. He is able to create matter, atoms, at one point, breaking the rules of reality and physics.
In time, Arcane has become so hungry for knowledge that he gets lost in the universe, stuck in an unknown time, galaxy or dimension. This causes him to evolve into his ultimate form, which goes by the name Void. Almost completely inhuman, Void is pure energy of space and time, nearly lacking human form. Void is nearly a God.
I have so much more I’d love to expand on, Arcane is my most complex character in my comic universe. I have many twists and bizarre story arcs on him. For now, please enjoy my two pictures, one standard and the other a trippy background.
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Reply To: My Collection of Creative Imagination
[quote=156348]Very cool take on Golden Hawk! Thanks, bud![/quote]
Glad you like it! Means a lot!
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Reply To: Heroes & Villians of Vengeances
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At first glance, The Golden Cross group is a conservative charitable foundation, an organisation funded by well off donors to give money to traditionalist causes (gun advocacy, migration control research and health-care research, to name just a few). The Golden Cross also finance their own superhero; Christian Adamson, aka White Hope (left), who can often be found dispelling riots and crowd controlling protest marches, as well as a few notable face-off with some established villains (he has taken down Polar Bear before and did once fight Ultra-Man to a draw).
However, all of The Golden Cross’ charity work is a facade, a front to conceal their true goals. Founded by Richard North-Spencer (right), The Golden Cross is actually a fascist group, whose primary aim is to create a white ethnostate. A not unsizable amount of their donations go towards funding fascist terrorism and other far/ alt-right groups. Though the groups political ideology is not a secret amongst the superhuman community (The Golden Cross often find themselves in opposition to P.R.I.D.E (as one might expect) and Team Supreme, White Hope has even found himself at odds with A Division before), very little substantial evidence has been gathered to incriminate the organisation and they are often bailed out by their more high powered, influential donors. Whether these donors are fully aware of the two sides to the opporation is unclear, it is doubtless that some do, but the group seem very gifted at decieving even the most well intentioned of conservatives into supporting them, they even have some supporters who identify as centerists.
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Reply To: DJuby Gallery – Volume 2
CDC Prizes for Christi S. and Ubiquitous Pixel
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