HeroMachine Character Portrait Creator

@Herr D- Well, considering that none of the inmates here have tenticles, I’m pretty sure it is a fair assumption that there are no comparisons 😉 Cheers

Inmate Number: C-019867
Surname: Peterson
Forename: Abel
Initial Date Of Commitment: 08/11/14
Patient Age: 32
Gender: Male

Patient Information: A High Functioning Psychopath and Sadist who was commited to the asylum after a spate of homocides where he would mutilate his victims sexual organs and remove their eyes before killing them, leaving his signature X cuts across both eye sockets. Peterson would find his victims, usually young socially active women, at clubs, where he would charms them into going home with him. In interviews, he has shown no remorse for his crimes and even less regard for his victims or their families, admiting that he only killed for fun and the more horrific aspects of his crimes where just for attention. Despite his obvious mental deficiencies, Peterson is smart. The scars across his face came from an incident of self-mutilation early on in his incarceration at the asylum, but were made so that they were not deep enough or serious enough to cause him any visual impairment, but just deep enough for him to be taken to the infirmary. When in the infirmary, he overpowered the doctor and his guards and attempted to escape through the staff area, though his attempt failed.

Patient Interview Exerpt:

I crept up like a disease, looking for a girl who was trying to be seen. And her heart was trying to bleed and she was taking the right road just by talking to me. Hell, she thought she could tear my skin from bone, just cause it was cold and she needed a coat. “Don’t tease me”, just start digging the hole, start digging. Oh, she was getting so sleepy that night and she wanted to go home but she didn’t have a ride. There was no time to waste, I couldn’t touch for free, my salt her sweet.
And we were there, and I was every question that never had an answer. I saw right through her. She never even noticed that there always was a reason that we were never meant to be left alone.

Sebastian Baker was originally created for a roleplaying game a long time ago. Since then, this super genius has had quite the life. He was recruited to join a government sanctioned program to train young meta-humans to use their powers responsibly. Upon being drafted into this project, he lived in the walls of a military base for weeks because he was so paranoid about the other kids around him. Eventually he got to know them and calmed down but was no less weird.

He invented prototype anti-gravity nanobots but accidentally injected them into his own bloodstream. Anyone else would be delighted to learn that they could now fly but Sebastian was terrified of heights so he hated it.

During Daybreak’s first rampage, Sebastian cobbled together a gun that launched the monster almost into orbit. Daybreak soon returned and Baz’s gun all but fell apart but he impressed many people with his invention.

Sebastian s probably best known, however, as the person who invented an experimental nanobot cluster that nullified the powers of any meta-human it infected. While his intentions for this tech were good and he was assured that it would only be used on criminals, he learned that it was actually being used on every meta-human who opposed the shady branch of the government who commissioned it. After learning this, Baz sent a kill code to all of the  nanobots in circulation and destroyed all of his research on the project. Rather than being forced to recreate the nanobots, Sebastian fled, hiding from his former employers.

During his time on the run, he met The Nowhere Kids. He helped the kids out and in return, they eventually helped him prove that his tech was being used for nefarious purposes and he was able to reclaim his life.

When Sebastian tried an experimental procedure to remove his own nanobots, something went wrong and he ended up in a coma for several months. It was during his coma that Baz learned his nanobots could now digitise his consciousness and send it wirelessly to nearby  devices. Sebastian effectively became much like an artificial intelligence inhabiting the digital world while his real body remained in a coma.  It took him a while to master but eventually Sebastian learned to use this new power to communicate with people.

It was Trance of the Watchguard who eventually managed to pull Sebastian’s mind back into his body and wake him up. Unfortunately, he learned that he had lost much of the functionality of his legs as a combination of the malfunctioning nanobots and being in a coma for so long.

Sebastian then struck upon the idea of creating a robotic body. Several actually. With these new bodies, Sebastian became much more confident than that paranoid young boy who hid in the walls.  Sebastian now tries his best to repay the Watchguard for their help by aiding them both in the field (with his favourite droid body, effectively a cyber ninja) and by providing their agents with advanced tech.

Of course these days he’s far more careful about how his tech is being used and has built in fail safes for all of his devices just in case someone ever thinks to misuse it. He has kept this a secret from the Watchguard however. He’s not entirely cured of his paranoia.

@ Blue Blazer- Thanks, I try.

Inmate Number: D-134256
Surname: Murr
Forename: Arnold
Initial Date Of Commitment: 05/05/12
Patient Age: 36
Gender: Male

Patient Information: One of the asylums most difficult inmates, due to his size, strength and temprement, Murr was commited to Emerson Lake after a psychiatry expert classified him as mentally unstable and a low functioning sociopath with intermittent explosive disorder (a mental condition that causes a person to suffer explosive outbursts of anger often disproportionate to the situation they are in). He was originally arrested when he for killing a man during an arguement. The victim was later described by the coroner as having “injuries consistant with the victim of a vehicular assault”, so brutal was Murr’s attack. His treatment thus far has been unsuccessful. He does not respond to behavioural therapy and often requires forceful encouragement to take his medication (anti-depressants, mood stabilizers and seratonin inhibitors alongside Lithium and Carbamazepine). He requires almost constant physical and chemical restraint and has been put into solitary confinement on numerous occassions for attacks on staff and other inmates (including the incident on 08/12/14 where he put a guard through a partition wall between two cell blocks).

Patient Interview Exerpt:

Doctor: Taped Patient Interview with Patient D-134256: Murr, Arnold. Session 3.  Conducting the interview is Doctor George Collado. Hello Arnold, how are you doing today?

Murr: (silence)

Doctor: How are you doing today?

Murr: (silence)

Doctor: Look Arnold, you’re in a safe place. We want to help you in any way we can, but you need to talk to us, we can’t help you otherwise.

Murr: You wanna help?

*(crashing noise of wood being splintered followed by indeterminant shouting and sounds of multiple people fighting)*