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Wanda Bryant/Rockweed: A deckhand who works alongside Flotsam and Jetsam, and the Seafarer you can expect to see the least. A sufferer of crippling social anxiety and a recluse who spends most of her time in her cabin when not needed; she'll be the first to leave the dining hall when the Seafarers eat together and will blush and hide her face when directly interacted with. Despite her overwhelming shyness, she's not entirely closed off to relationships; she has established a close father-daughter bond with fellow teammate Man-O-War and is surprisingly close friends with the crew's resident rule-sticker Glaciation. The more she emerges more from her shell, the more the Seafarers realize the girl has one of the kindest and most empathetic hearts on the entire ship.

Wanda Bryant/Rockweed is capable of manipulating seaweed, kelp, and various other marine plants; when in an area with a large amount of sea plants, she becomes a force of nature who can ensnare, trap, and drag down opponents with thick chains of seaweed. She is also known to create large "rafts" of seaweed when the Seafarers aid a wrecked ship. Finally, Rockweed is able to breath underwater for a short period of time, allowing her to remain somewhat out of reach during battle.

Rockweed emulates the feeling of a piece of seaweed wrapping around one's foot when in the water, in accordance with each Seafarer representing an aspect of the ocean.

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Silas Steinberg/Maelstrom: Bilge's closest friend, lab partner, and one of the most dedicated Seafarers to ever live. He is also a frenetic, and high-strung paranoiac with a hair-trigger temper and an obsessive need to worry and overthink every last detail, every possibility. He absolutely hates traitors to the core of his being, but the one thing he hates more than that is his supervillain-turned-teammate, Cade Vanderbilt/Leviathan. As far as Steinberg is concerned, Vanderbilt will turn tail and betray the Seafarers the minute it suits him, and not even the reassurances of his teammates of Vanderbilt's goodwill will sway him from his obsessive hatred; though it's only rumors, many believe that Steinberg's vendetta against his teammate has something to do with the city Cade dragged to the bottom of the sea. Despite this, Steinberg does understand who his friends are and will do everything he can to keep them and any innocents out of the line of fire; when properly convinced, he is even willing to save his eternal arch-rival from harm, even if he spends most of it complaining.

Silas Steinberg/Maelstrom can manipulate ocean currents to create whirlpools, the size and strength of which depend solely on the ocean depth; shallow waters will only destroy some rowboats, while deeper areas enable him to create vortexes gigantic enough to devour entire fleets of pirate ships.

Maelstrom emulates the myths of giant whirlpools devouring ships, in accordance with the Seafarers each building a motif around an aspect of the sea.

 

Reply To: Blastmasterism's Big Gallery

Thanks bud 🙂

Kraken’s Widow is particularly t–uh, well done. [blushes blue for a moment]

Heh, I know. She's a stunner for sure 🙂

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4th one

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I REALLY want Izumi's sword. Chopping hatred down to size would be neat. Filleting a war into a few thousand extra shouting matches would be downright cool. Halving grief or pestilence? Yikes. Take the edge off of suffering? Wow...

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The Seafarers are coming along very well. Kraken's Widow is particularly t--uh, well done. [blushes blue for a moment]

Reply To: Blazing Blue Universe

Tanks and compressors HAVE miniaturized with advances in materials (and engine) engineering. Burst Boots may be that small within the decade. Also air-powered now are all other tools and weapons currently out there. This one may be soon arriving, BB.

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Still a fan.

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I like your reference sheets. I've been working on a format that would assist the memory-impaired. (Slow going.)

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Thanks and here is a contest entry. My take on Warp V has him more of a floaty speedster, flying around at high speeds surrounded by an energy aura.