HeroMachine Character Portrait Creator

@Vampyrist- Cheers dude.

Anyway, more Amunet stuff.

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Angella "Angie" Peterson: Angie was Kiera's girlfriend before Kiera became Amunet. Technically they haven't broken up or anything, it's just Angie is coming to terms with everything that's happening. I mean, it's not everyday that you partner both comes out as trans and becomes a magical-girl-esque superhero empowered by an ancient Egyptian god, it's a lot to take in. She does support Kiera in her transition, but she sometimes feeling a bit like she was left out of the equation somewhat (not that those feelings make her feel any better, it just makes her feel horrible and selfish). Outside of her relationship with Kiera, Angie is a great lover of photography, she can often be found with a camera just taking pictures of anything that catches her eye. She hopes one day to be able to take it to a professional level and, maybe, have her photos displayed in a big art gallery.

Amenemhet: The ancient Egyptian priest who bestowed the Amulet of Divine Power on Kiera, facilitating her transformation into Amunet and the start of her transition, Amenemhet has been alive for 4 and a half millenia at least. Amenemhet was once just a normal priest of the god Amun in ancient Waset (better known as Thebes), however, a war broke out between the gods and the primordial evil. Though the gods were victorious and the evil sealed away, it was a costly victory. Amun was gravely injured and, in order to safeguard the world should the evil return, he bound his power to the Amulet and bade Amenemhet watch over it and chose his successor. Amenemhet has performed this duty countless times, each champion only being able to seal away the evil when it arises at the cost of their own life, much like Amun. However, despite his long life and seeing many people that he had come to know die, Amenemhet remains focused on his duty. Besides, immortality does have its perks. He's been to basically every country on Earth at least twice, he's seen technology and fashion change and evolve and he's a big fan of trying new things, especially food and drink. He's more impressed if someone can show him a food that he's never tried than with any exploit any of his chosen heroes have ever performed.

Suetekh: The primordial evil, god of war, storms and chaos, brother and murderer of Osiris God Of Death, instigator of confusion and the destroyer. Suetekh goes by many names, Set and Seth being the most well known, and his jealousy and rage know no equal. A schemer, he has always desired power, but all he can do is destroy. Once, there may have been some good in him, he heroicly saved Ra, the Sun God, from Apophis the serpant. However, he grew vengeful and malevolent, first murdering his brother and then alligning himself with the very serpant he once defeated to war with the other gods. Though he was sealed away, the power he gained during the war was too great to be permenantly sealed.

Here is Gornaka, a character I made who was inspired by a certain anime about ninjas. He is a blind man who sees through sending out bursts of magical energy in waves as a form of echolpcation. He also can shape his mana as razor sharp wires which he controls with deadly precision.

Here is James Holly, a british magician. He is a seedy character, often up to no good, but also not strong enough to be actively monitored.

For CDC #473.....STRONG MAN.

Ever since ancient times, the high priest of Amun, Amenemhet, has watched over the Amulet of Divine Power. The amulet (which takes the shape of an Ankh, the symbol of life) bestows its wearer with the powers of Amun himself and transforms them into their ideal form, so they can better fight back the forces of evil. For over 4000 years Amenemhet has guarded and passed down the amulet, granting it to one whom is deemed worthy. The current wearer of the amulet is Kiera Mccarthy. She met Amenemhet when she was still living as a man, but was transformed into her ideal female self upon wearing the amulet. Never having chosen a female champion before, Amenemhet gave her the name of Amunet, after Amun's female counterpart. However, the amulet cannot be used indefinately, it has a limited amount of power and has to recharge after a certain length of use. The plus side for Kiera is that, after each use, she transforms back to find her normal self becoming slightly more female. She just has to make sure that she can survive the wrath of Suetekh long enough to complete her transition.

Born with metallic skin, Chelsea Hyde is essentially invulnerable. Her skin can't be scratched or pierced, though it can be dented (however, it takes an enormous amount of force to do so, in everyday life nothing short of a car crash could hurt her). However, despite her superpowers, Chelsea just wants to live a normal life, well, as normal as a girl with metal skin can live anyway. Problem is, superhero stuff just seems to keep happening around her.

Also, I've done a few variations of this character. If people could let me know which one they prefer, that'd be great. Cheers.

A legendary hunter of the supernatural around 200 years ago, at a time when a great scourge of creatures plagued humanity, Evangaline Gascoigne was the innovator of many hunting techniques still used to this day. The first woman to earn recognition for her hunting prowess, she forced her peers to respect her skill, even in a time when women joining hunts was not just frowned upon but actively laughed at. Her ferocity when hunting made her feared, even by her compatriots, and she refused to give up hunting even after she lost use of her left arm from a particularly vicious fight with a beast. However, it is not just her skill and temprement that made Evangaline a legend. Much like all good legends, there is a mystery. Evangaline Gascoigne disappeared one night , when out on a hunt. Nobody knows what happened to her. Some speculate that she finally met her match, but the fact that the scourge died down after her disappearance led others to say that she found out where the beasts where coming from and is still there, holding back the tide.