Cutstuff War Part 2: Re-opening Characters

[Galactan]

I feel like such a doof.  Sendrel's description has been updated.

[Jatea]

This is probably the worst idea I've ever had to date
But here's something I made up in over a week
I can't exactly describe stuff without giving some background information, no matter how irrelevant it might be, so there's that
Plus I probably contradict myself a few times here due to how I wrote this
Also it's pretty long, just saying

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Name: That Guy Over There
(The God of All T's)

“Where the fuck is my pillow...”

Appearance:
A (usually) humanoid and supposedly male figure with green robes made of emerald with slight accents of diamond.
Undershirt is made of a type of chainmail that feels like silk.
Hair is blue with light blue highlights, usually tied up in diamond bands.
Wears a miner's helmet, special boots, sash, belt, and amulet. Wields a scepter and occasionally a repurposed rocket launcher.
The helmet's light has a greenish hue. The boots appear rubber-like, with green fabric and gold bits composing the rest. Eyes are green and skin color is dark grey.
Amulet is eye-like; the 'cornea' is composed of various hues of green, the 'iris' of shades of blue, and the 'pupil' of a very dark shade of green.
Scepter is made of a green metal with a head of tinted glass; contains souls. The sash is just there for aesthetics; so is the belt.
Also has fangs, but they're mostly for show.

Personality:
TGOT is usually charismatic and has a flair for the dramatic. He has a penchant for alliteration and occasionally rhymes. TGOT also has a pretty fragmented memory and thought process; he has no concept of time anymore due to having crossed dimensions so many times he can't even think straight anymore. He is rarely sensible because of how warped his mind has become from dimension-hopping, but he has gained a great deal of knowledge from his experiences. Sometimes he lapses into non-sequiturs, making it difficult to communicate to others. It doesn't bother him too much, since people either ignore him or have learned to interpret his ramblings.
TGOT is also an accomplished businessperson and the High Priest of the Holy Order of Toid, so he can help out with diplomatic issues. Fighting isn't a preferred solution for this changeling, but he won't be afraid to crack some skulls with his scepter if the need arises. He rarely gets angry, since he hasn't found a reason to unleash his rage. Anger him sufficiently, and you will literally find yourself in the depths of hell. Generosity is also one of TGOT's key traits; he always seems to find a reason to give others assistance, even if it may be unwanted.

Weapons & Utilities:
Holy Scepter of the Thaumatoid: A custom-made scepter composed of a green metal, glass, and the souls of the departed. Formed through the magical science of miracle-making known as Thaumaturgy, TGOT generally uses this for religious ceremonies for the Holy Order of Toid, although it can be used for other holy incantations and magical spells. It's also a pretty great bludgeoning tool. It has multiple purposes, but it’s mainly used for thaumaturgy. It's also only bound to the High Priest of Toidism; it's a useless piece of indestructible and potentially lethal metal and glass to anyone else, as it will explode if not in the right hands, only reforming when it senses TGOT’s presence.

Helmet of the Mettaur: After a resonance cascade happened at TGOT Inc., the only remains of the Main Eight were a helmet and an amulet. TGOT decided to wear this helmet as a tribute to his old friend as the helmet was supposedly fused with TMOT’s soul. At first glance it appears to just be an ordinary miner's helmet with a green light. The green light is actually an eye, although it usually disappears from time to time to keep up the masquerade of an ordinary miner's helmet. TMOT acts as TGOT’s third eye and as the voice of reason to a relatively illogical TGOT.

Amulet of the Ages: An amulet made from the same green metal as the Scepter, it's the source of most of TGOT's power. Fueled by the souls of potatoes and 7 of the TGOT Incorporated Main Eight, it gives TGOT extra strength, extra stamina, extra willpower, and a protective aura known as the Aura of the Ancients. This Aura has been seen to deflect bullets, bladed weapons, and ballistic missiles, among other projectiles. Liquids and gases can still permeate this aura, but they enter at a significantly decreased speed.

Spud Launcher: A repurposed rocket launcher that fires potatoes instead of rockets. It has two settings: Standard and Variable. The Standard setting always fires baked potatoes; the Variable setting causes the attack to change; it adapts one aspect from an attacker or his/her weapons and abilities and stores it until TGOT decides that he doesn’t like the aspect and switches it off (e.g., if Variable Spuds struck an explosives-user, then the potatoes would become explosive).

Boots of the Traveler: A pair of enchanted leather boots with fabric cushioning. They allow the user to sprint faster, leap higher, swim quicker, and fall farther.

Evil Wooden Spon: An encounter with a stale Swiss roll caused a wooden spoon to generate out of thin air. Introducing itself as the “Evil Wooden Spon,” it continued to follow TGOT around. It’s not really evil, it just wanted to have a cool name, or as cool of a name as you can get with being an eating utensil made of wood. Being a floating piece of ‘evil’ wood, the Spon sometimes helps out in combat by firing its trademark Splinter Shrapnel, a giant splinter that fragments into smaller pieces of wood upon impact. The Spon is by far the most fragile utility that TGOT ever had, so it usually gets taken down easily in fights. Somehow, it always manages to repair itself and continues following TGOT on his misadventures.

Banana Blaster: While taking the QJOLNIR Armor Mk. VII for a test run in the depths of space, TGOT found a solid gold banana. He did what any ordinary guy would do and took the banana for himself. Unfortunately, the Cat Armada decided to strike down on his planet when he took the Banana Blaster. TGOT fought valiantly with the Banana by whacking all the cats with it; after trying to cash it in at a local bank, he discovered that it could be used as a sort of rifle that fired freezing banana peels.

QJOLNIR Armor Mark VII: In the absence of Q-Man to test out additional weaponry, TGOT decided to invent another set of armor. Using the old schematics of Q-Man as a base and additional scavenged parts for eventually came up with the QJOLNIR Armor Mark VII. It has its own air filters, a face-protecting mask, and a high resistance to any source of damage, whether environmental or physical. It can take in any power source (except for raw potatoes; they can cause dimension-distorting results), although TGOT frequently uses his amulet as the power source. Has a hover-pack and a built-in Spud Launcher, only instead of firing actual potatoes, it fires holographic potatoes that won’t destroy the space-time continuum.

The Bindcopter: Once upon a time, TGOT had formed a pact with Kenkoru and Plain Old Luis, some pals of his from the good old days. They found a broken down helicopter. Using the power of binds, they spammed their binds hard enough to reactivate the full power of the dilapidated vehicle. Rechristening it the Bindcopter, the trio went on great adventures around the nation of Cutopia. Eventually a great war would tear up Cutopia, causing the Bind Trio to disband for an indefinite amount of time. TGOT had wondered where the heck he left the keys to the Bindcopter until Captain Barlowe told him that Ken left them behind the couch. TGOT took the opportunity and got back in the seat. Then he proceeded to run over an unsuspecting xColdxFusionx with the Bindcopter, for no apparent reason.

Abilities:
Metamorphosis: TGOT can take the appearance of anything he confronts, whether for entertainment or combat. Any natural abilities they had will be incorporated in the disguise as well. However, if he stays in a form for an extended period of time, he may start adopting aspects of their personality; the amount of time that TGOT’s personality gets changed depends on how long he was in that certain form. Personality aspects may even stack on top of each other.

Thaumaturgy: TGOT is a thaumaturge, a sort of miracle worker. Beings around the universe either fear, love, hate, appreciate, or don’t care about what thaumaturges do, though. Thaumaturgy would be best described as a combination of alchemy, magic, and disregard for the laws of nature. He has learned various arcane arts throughout his studies, including transmutation and golemancy. It has even been reported that he once revived a Cutopian at the cost of something personal. You’ll never hear of that incident from TGOT, though.

Transmutation: TGOT can use his Scepter to convert certain materials into other materials through transmutation. The materials have to be somewhat related, though; he can’t make diamonds out of dirt, but he could turn lead into gold.

Golemancy: TGOT can also cause golems to rise out of the ground with his Scepter; golems can be ordered around for various purposes, like labor or combat. The type of material the golems are composed of depends on the terrain they’re summoned in. The strength of the terrain can also modify the size and the amount of the golems; weaker materials can produce many small golems while stronger materials would produce only a few giant golems.

Construction: TGOT is very good at making anything out of scrap materials. He’s so good at it that at one point in an alternate dimension, he constructed a one-time use rocket launcher out of nothing but fragments of wooden crates and spare parts. It’s one of the main reasons why TGOT was the head engineer of the former TGOT Inc.

Toidistic Faith: TGOT is the High Priest of the Holy Order of Toid. It’s a real hoot. Many people used to not believe that Toidism was a thing. TGOT’s scepter helped with proving the existence of the One True Toid by performing various miracles, up to and including revival. Revival is a risky process, as it often doesn’t bring back the person as they originally were; the person could have a vastly changed personality or body. Only on one occasion did revival bring a person back exactly as they were before death.

Ethereal Excommunication: Only used as a last resort, TGOT uses the combined energies of his Amulet, his Scepter, and his Helmet to channel the power of the spirits of the departed and brings them back into the world of the living with the help of the forces of the One True Toid. The enemy, besides being forever barred from the Holy Order of Toid, will be crushed by the recently revived horde of souls; usually not a pleasant sight to see.

Backstory:
Instability. That’s all he has now.

Back during the Second Renaissance, a relatively sane TGOT had entered the newly established nation of Cutopia as a refugee, trying to survive ever since the collapse of the old Changeling Kingdom.

Having been hunted down for heresy multiple times due to trying to introduce the religion of Toidism into the empire, the only place TGOT could hide was in the shadows. Toidism was initially developed as a joke, but when TGOT’s friends spurred him on to make it an actual religion, he couldn’t decline their offer and a legacy was started. There was only one problem: the Queen had a passionate hatred for all forms of religion, whether fictitious or genuine. Wandering about with only a scepter made of gold and no religious texts, his missionary efforts were met with mild amusement at the least and murderous hostility at the worst.

His religious actions got him into trouble many times, eventually requiring him to be summoned before the Queen. Luckily, there were plans to wage war with a bordering and peaceful yet powerful country, so the summoning would be indefinitely postponed. This humiliating two day-long campaign would be the main cause of the collapse of the empire; the Changeling military was absolutely devastated and the empire was left without a monarch to govern the kingdom. Foreign forces would later invade and annex Changeling territories, slowly heading towards the capital.

Fleeing not only for his life, but for the newfound glory of the Holy Order of Toid, TGOT had to dash through now-hostile territories with nothing but his engineering skills, a golden scepter, and the Toidistic Faith.

TGOT’s struggles led him to the recently constructed nation of Cutopia, where he could make a new life for himself. He was initially about to drop Toidism as a whole due to the amount of times he had almost gotten himself killed both in the old Kingdom and in annexed territories. A man approached TGOT for no reason and asked him if he wanted to start a business. Seeing as that he couldn’t get anywhere in Cutopia without a job, TGOT agreed and soon the pair was coming up with plans for how they were going to start up a company. Unfortunately, an escape pod dropped right on the man’s face and he was instantly splattered all over the ground. Initially distraught at the fact that he wouldn’t be able to make his own business, TGOT went off in a hurry until he realized that he could just impersonate the man and start up a business that way. Walking up to the District of Big Business in Cutopia, he registered “TGOT Incorporated” and the rest was history.

After getting rid of his disguise, TGOT set out to find employees to help him manufacture various products. He stumbled upon a Met just wandering about in the streets; when nobody was looking, he took the Met and gave it the name TMOT (That Met Over There). Then the two of them set out to find even more associates for the good of TGOT Inc., searching not just in Cutopia but all over the world. They managed to retrieve 6 more from other dimensions and even beyond the mystical landmark known as the Fourth Wall. Not content with just a force of 7 to support his efforts, TGOT went on a final journey to find an eighth employee; fortunately, opportunity knocked at his door in the form of a human known as Mark Brown. TGOT’s new Main Eight would later go on to create various armaments and accessories. TGOT Incorporated was also the only group in the known universe that practiced Toidism, and for good reason; it mentally warped those who practiced it. Mark Brown was the only one resistant to the teachings of the One True Toid; he only came to TGOT Inc. because he wanted money.

Of course, there would need to be a tester for manufactured weapons. Since TGOT didn’t want anyone to be injured by a potential mishap, he created Q-Man out of the spare parts of Quint, along with a modified and rechristened Sakugarne known as the SaQgarne. Q-Man joined the family and was promptly ordered to test the Spud Launcher prototype. However, upon the first shot, Q-Man disappeared, leaving absolutely no trace behind except for the Spud Launcher. Since there was only one Quint in the world, TGOT decided to take the matters of weapon-testing into his own hands, but he would need to create a set of armor for himself.

Eventually the QJOLNIR Armor Mark VII was brought into existence. The experimental potato-powered core proved to be slightly problematic, as TGOT didn’t exactly program in a method to activate it. Mark Brown decided to take a chance and shoot at his employer with the Spud Launcher, an idea so outlandish that it would most certainly fail. Unfortunately, the plan worked a little too well and the QJOLNIR Armor’s power core went into overdrive, causing a resonance cascade that would later be known as the Implosion Incident to those residing in Cutopia. The TGOT Incorporated Building was enveloped in a bright flash, swiftly followed by a mass eruption of electricity and fire. The One True Toid had been feeling unkind that day, and it decided to cause one lightning strike, killing everyone except for TGOT, who had been whisked away to other dimensions.

TGOT was simply unable to stop warping through the multiverse; he discovered many things, gaining knowledge at the cost of the rest of his remaining sanity. Throughout his temporal travels, he worked for an evil ‘social’ scientist, various mafia-analogues and town defense groups, and even for a captain on an expedition to Neptune. Ideas and philosophies of the past and future became apparent to the changeling on a life-changing journey.
Eventually TGOT returned back to present-day Cutopia; upon his arrival, he saw an unsalvageable structure and the corpses of his former employees being taken away by a presumed doctor. The only remains were a helmet and an amulet. With nothing left but his new artifacts, his scepter, a mostly useless set of powered armor, and the Toidistic Faith, TGOT only had one thought running through his mind:

“Where the fuck is my pillow…”

Other Tales and Anecdotes:
Sometime right after the establishment of TGOT Inc., TGOT met Captain Barlowe, Lord of the Sevens. They hung out in the Cutopian Province of S’kyp. Since it was the Age of the Pirate, the two Guys decided to plunder some sort of treasure. They eventually settled on taking all the houses of the two resident jerks and their arrogant pals. Together, they plundered about 15 residences, acquiring a pretty nice stash that's been collecting dust for the past forever.

Somehow, it has been reported that TGOT was once in a Cold War with xColdxFusionx in an alternate dimension. Initially, the first shot was ‘fired’ when TGOT decided to mockingly take Cold’s appearance when they were watching a match in the Second Robot Master Death Match Tournament. Cold responded by putting on a poor TGOT costume; it caused everyone to mock his acting abilities for irrelevant reasons. They started yelling at each other until they agreed to a duel in their armors; QJOLNIR Armor for TGOT and Fusion Armor for Cold. However, since they wanted to fight in the Spectator’s Box, Mr. X had to go up there and personally subdue the both of them. Before their arrests, Cold called TGOT his “evil twin,” vowing to eventually defeat him somehow and somewhere. To this day, their rivalry continues.

In a different alternate universe where people have the ability to punch down trees with their bare hands, TGOT was hanging out with Gumballtoid, Plain Ol’ Luis, LlamaHombre, Chuggaa, Sir Ronim, Blaze, Michael Montgotmery, Orange Juice, and OrangeMario. While everyone was sleeping, their town was razed by a whole bunch of people that looked suspiciously similar to them. When they woke up, the fakers were about ready to leave, except for one. A fake TGOT was still running about, trying to burn the group’s crops and poison their water supply. Gumballtoid swiftly got out his bow and shot the faker in the heart, instantly killing him. With that event over, the group got back to rebuilding their settlement.

Also if anyone likes visuals

TGOT in General

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Bacon drew the original thing; bastardized by me

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Lego drew the original thing; bastardized by me

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Manibogi drew the original thing; bastardized by me

QJOLNIR Armor Mark VII

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Llama drew the original thing; bastardized by me

[Orange juice :l]

Freeman is a bully

Orange Juice

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You should know this, you created the character for IS2

WEAPONRY:
1. Chainsaw
Bog standard chainsaw. Well, that is, except for the combat modifications. It's light enough to wield, sharpened, and runs on plot holes.
2. HIS FISTS
No weapons. No ninny Kung Fu. He just punches people, grapples people, bodyslams people, the like.
Of course, this means he's not exactly professional.

STRENGTH: 80/100
DEXTERITY: 60/100
SPEED: 40/100
INTELLECT: 40/100
CHARISMA: 15/100
MANLINESS: 105/100

-Not afraid to backstab people like a dick
-Rides A Bear
-Deadpan Snarker

COMMUNIST MAGE

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Because why not have two?

WEAPONRY:
1. Elemental Magics
Fire, Ice, Lightning, the like.

2. Staff of +3 Destruction
It's a stick. Congrats.
Ok, fine, it's got a magical enchantment on it. Whatever.

STRENGTH: 10/100
DEXTERITY: 15/100
SPEED: 20/100
INTELLECT: 95/100
CHARISMA: 80/100
ORGINALITY: 2/100

-Sort of a hippy
-Telepathy (Crappy provider, only gets 15 minutes/day)
-Alteration (Telekinesis, Transmutation, Making stuff generally better, the like)
-Conjuration (Make crap appear out of thin air!!1! Modify atoms to create random junk that wasn't there before!!!111!!! Can't break the laws of physics, though. No giant whales without a hell of a lot of effort.)
-Teleportation (INSTANT TRANSMISSION ORIGINAL THE TRAIT DO NOT STEAL)

[Jman]

Freeman is a bully

Orange Juice

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You should know this, you created the character for IS2

WEAPONRY:
1. Chainsaw
Bog standard chainsaw. Well, that is, except for the combat modifications. It's light enough to wield, sharpened, and runs on plot holes.
2. HIS FISTS
No weapons. No ninny Kung Fu. He just punches people, grapples people, bodyslams people, the like.
Of course, this means he's not exactly professional.

STRENGTH: 80/100
DEXTERITY: 60/100
SPEED: 40/100
INTELLECT: 40/100
CHARISMA: 15/100
MANLINESS: 105/100

-Not afraid to backstab people like a dick
-Rides A Bear
-Deadpan Snarker

COMMUNIST MAGE

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Because why not have two?

WEAPONRY:
1. Elemental Magics
Fire, Ice, Lightning, the like.

2. Staff of +3 Destruction
It's a stick. Congrats.
Ok, fine, it's got a magical enchantment on it. Whatever.

STRENGTH: 10/100
DEXTERITY: 15/100
SPEED: 20/100
INTELLECT: 95/100
CHARISMA: 80/100
ORGINALITY: 2/100

-Sort of a hippy
-Telepathy (Crappy provider, only gets 15 minutes/day)
-Alteration (Telekinesis, Transmutation, Making stuff generally better, the like)
-Conjuration (Make crap appear out of thin air!!1! Modify atoms to create random junk that wasn't there before!!!111!!! Can't break the laws of physics, though. No giant whales without a hell of a lot of effort.)
-Teleportation (INSTANT TRANSMISSION ORIGINAL THE TRAIT DO NOT STEAL)

Those make my characters look like crap... XD

[? Manibogi ?]

Oh feel free to remove my character. I might expand him in the future, but for now, I feel I gave you a character that's dificult to write with, and doesn't really represent me anymore.

[Hilman170499]

First post said we could rework characters.

So, when reworking characters in the future, are we allowed to make MAJOR modifications to them?

For example, new abilities and new appearences...

Thanks in advance.

[Dr. Freeman]

That makes things more complicated because I have to plan things based off abilities, so when you make major changes I'm like "what now I have to do this instead of this"
If you do it like this second I'm ok, because I haven't planned anything for your guys yet.

[Thunderono]

It's been a very long time since I've done anything remotely similar to this so excuse me if terrible.

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Name: Thunder Electros

Appearance: He has long, messy yellow hair and wears a large brown fedora, black hoodie, and black track pants.  He has dark blue eyes and slightly tan skin.
He also wears hoverboots.  He's tall, a tad skinny, and a little underweight.

Personality: Protective of his values.  Usually stays pretty serious, but not exactly robotic-tier serious.  He's a tad insane.  This means that he's very prone to mood swings and occasionally hallucinates.  Has a short temper, however he usually doesn't act on it.  Thunder loves everything fast.  Speed is his strong suit, and he tends to like landing more hits as opposed to stronger, slower hits.  He also uses his hoverboots to enforce the fact that he prefers to stay fast, and his teleport ability assists with his dodging.  Usually stays loyal to his allies, however he's fairly untrusting so getting to that point can be a tad difficult.  Oddly enough, he's also quite skilled at breakdancing.

Backstory: Thunder worked as a mercenary, doing odd jobs for the highest bidder.  He was vastly preferred due to his skills in quickly taking down targets, however when it came to stealth most turned their backs.  He began to work his way up the ranks, gaining notoriety for his work.  A group called "Sylveo Corporations" contacted him one day with a big wad of cash and a big list of people to kill.  Thunder accepted, as the pay was good and, upon research, the company worked for the government.  He set to work, prioritizing men on the list.  The police gained an interest in him, and the first chase got Thunder thinking.  If SylveoCorp was government sanctioned, then weren't these government sanctioned assassinations?  So Thunder infiltrated SylveoCorp headquarters.  Making sure not to be found out, Thunder made his way to the server room, where the master computer lay.  He found documents on that computer.  SylveoCorp was, supposedly, disbanded for acts of treason against the government.  The men Thunder had been killing were in key government roles.  He was unwittingly overthrowing the government.  Thunder was infuriated.  The next morning, a bloody pile of rubble and corpses lay where SylveoCorp headquarters used to be.  Thunder is still, to this day, attempting to find the surviving members of SylveoCorp and killing them.  He is a wanted criminal, with a somewhat large bounty on his head.  He still makes work in the mercenary business, but ever since SylveoCorp, he's been difficult to commission.  He's incredibly untrusting of everyone he meets, but he remains loyal to the few who earn his trust.

Weapons/Other Abilities:
Swords of storms:Thunder likes using a combination of speed and agility to use his swords, which he prefers to use, to strike and confuse the enemy.  These swords have elemental properties which Thunder is capable of toggling at any time.
Sword of electricity:Thunder's left handed sword is infused with the power of electricity.  It can fire EMP blasts, which short out electrical equipment, and it can also stun his opponents.
Sword of gale:Thunder's right handed sword is infused with the power of wind.  This causes massive knockback to anything stuck by the sword.  It's able to fire short wind bursts, but this is a fairly short ranged attack.
Electric tornado:Thunder can combine the powers of his swords to generate a massive tornado of electricity that sucks in enemies and deals constant damage.  He prefers to think of this as a last resort, as it's quite powerful.
Pistols:Thunder carries two HK-USPs that he likes to use whenever something is out of his reach.  He vastly prefers his swords, however.
Telekinesis:Thunder is capable of using telekinesis.  This can lift and throw various objects, but he can also use it to swap out his weapons pretty quickly.
Teleportation:Thunder can also teleport.  He uses this along with his hoverboots to move around at incredible speeds.
Hoverboots:Thunder wears a pair of hoverboots which, as the name implies, allow him to hover above the ground.  By using these, he can use momentum and the lack of ground friction to move around incredibly quick. (Something like the way this guy moves around.)
Agility:Thunder needs to keep keen reflexes and sharp control.  As a result of this, he's much more agile than most.  He can gracefully dodge attacks with ease.

[xColdxFusionx]

Metamorphosis: TGOT can take the appearance of anything he confronts, whether for entertainment or combat. Any natural abilities they had as well as. However, if he stays in a form for an extended period of time, he may start adopting aspects of their personality; the amount of time that TGOT’s personality gets changed depends on how long he was in that certain form. Personality aspects may even stack on top of each other.

inb4 he shows up disguised as me

[Colonel ServBot]

Here's a character that is awesome....
And you WON'T be expecting this.

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Micheal Jackson.
Appearance: Micheal Jackson has skin so white, it makes snow look black! Also, with his nose, it makes his face look like voldemort! Except that's just his nose! He also wears white jacket, whit skinny jeans which are REALLY skinny, and a white hat and pair of shoes, not to mention his black sunglasses and his black under shirt. He also has a really high voice when he sings which makes Justin beiber sound like Darth Vader!
Story/ Description: micheal Jackson is a clone of the Real MJ, but his name was changed to reduce confusion. But micheal has survived over twenty five Armageddons( which he caused three of them...), seven Russian suicide bombers,he also beat chuck norris in an arm wrestling contest, dropped justin beiber off a cliff then drop kicked him, and won in a fist fight against Saxton Hale. He also died about four or five times, but he was brought back because we have the technology! And He also saved the world from hades.
Weapons and Skills: Micheal doesn't need weapons, because he has a hip thrust that will knock you off the side of the earth! he uses his bare fists. He's also very strong because the scientists that made him gave him enhanced abilities, so he can jump really high! Not to mention he is a great singer, unlike the guy who he's a clone of. He is also great with computers, so you will know its him when your computer gets HAXXORED!

[Dr. Freeman]

How about no.

[Colonel ServBot]

How about no.

You do realize that it was a joke, right?

[Jatea]

Any natural abilities they had as well as.

Remind me to stop forgetting to fill in the blanks (I just fixed that)
So this is where I put stuff for the sake of convenience, right
Character 1 (TGOT) - http://cutstuff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=224734#p224734
Characters 2-4 - Here

So yeah, have the rest of my original characters
I didn't develop each of them as much as TGOT but that's what happens when you base your ideas on other ideas and get bored

Character 2: Q-Man

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Name: Q-Man
(Captain of Q’s)

“You shall never be as Q-te as I am!”

Appearance:
A Quint Recolor Humanoid robot that has shades as part of his design.
Blades appear glued on to his helmet, right above his shades.
Usually has the SaQgarne strapped to his back.
Armor design is blue and purplish; resembles Quint in many ways.

Personality:
Originally designed for the sole purpose of testing TGOT Incorporated weaponry, Q-Man wasn’t supposed to have a personality. Snakey Mang and Miss Splash, members of TGOT Inc., had to continually pester TGOT to give Q-Man a personality. At the behest of his robotic compatriots, TGOT begrudgingly complied.
Q-Man is a guy who enjoys living life to the extreme. He’s a reckless daredevil, and he probably wouldn’t have it any other way; who wouldn’t want to test potentially lethal yet amusing tools? Q-Man would like to explore the world, though, not having seen much of the outside world besides the small meadow by the TGOT Inc. building. He also hates Megaman despite not knowing who he is because of a minor programming error. Q-Man also can’t stay in one place for too long; he isn’t exactly hyperactive, his armor was just designed that way.

Weapons & Utilities:
SaQgarne: Instead of a jackhammer that acts as a pogo stick, it's a flamethrower that acts as a jet pack. The fuel used in the SaQgarne is infinite and the flames created have a great amount of force; that’s part of the reason why it can be used as a jet pack. The flames also have a distinctive blue color and they have been seen to rip right through metal.

Q-Rangs: Summoned from cufflinks on the Q-Armor, they are aerodynamic boomerangs in the shape of the letter Q. Q-Man's strength allows him to throw Q-Rangs at high speeds; they can slice through any material. The arm on the Q-Rangs can also be used as a dagger.

Q-Armor: Precursor to the QJOLNIR Armor, it ran off kinetic energy. Q-Man always has to keep moving no matter what, or else he’ll shut down. If something else moves him when he’s shut down, he can reactivate.

Abilities:
Scanner: The shades inside Q-Man’s helmet can reveal the location of nearby allies and enemies; when he doesn’t need information, he can turn the scanner function off.

Speed: Q-Man always has to be on the move due to how his Q-Armor functions; TGOT gave him the capabilities to move at incredible speeds with both jet-powered roller skates and the SaQgarne.

Swift Twister: Q-Man runs around in a circle, causing miniature tornadoes to generate. They usually don’t discriminate between friend or foe. As a failsafe, they can be dissipated if Q-Man throws his Q-Rangs at the twister.

Backstory:
There was a time when TGOT Incorporated was beginning to manufacture various types of weaponry, but there was no official tester. Not wanting to let his employees get injured, TGOT brought Q-Man into existence. Built from spare Quint parts and boomerangs, Q-Man would continually test the weapons brought forth from the minds at TGOT Inc., not really interacting with TGOT or his Main Eight. Snakey Mang and Miss Splash would later complain about Q-Man’s lack of personality, so TGOT decided to rebuild Q-Man to add a personality. He also wanted to give Q-Man his own set of armor, which would undoubtedly help him survive the impacts from fiercer weapons; the Q-Armor thus came into creation.

The Q-Armor was the first set of armor that the company ever made, since there was a lot of emphasis put on offense instead of defense. Wanting to be innovative, TGOT had the power core run on kinetic energy; whenever the user moved, that energy would be converted into power for the armor. Installing the Q-Armor on Q-Man also had an unintended side-effect; if Q-Man ever stopped moving, he would deactivate. On the flip side, if he was deactivated, a simple shove would be sufficient enough to get him back in order.

When the idea for the Spud Launcher came up, Q-Man jumped on it and would continually harass everyone to produce it faster. The prototype was made within 2 days, and Q-Man was the lucky recipient of the prototype. Upon the first shot, Q-Man was whisked to a land far away, with the only remaining trace of him being the Spud Launcher.

Q-Man had no idea where in the known world he was, so he took out his SaQgarne, flying for a while until he eventually found his way back to the nation of Cutopia. The Second Robot Master Death Match Tournament was making its way to the country, with potential contestants following nearby. Two of the contestants approached Q-Man as he landed, and proceeded to pick a fight with him. Q-Man opened fire on the combatants as he taunted them:
“You shall never be as Q-te as me!”

Character 3: M.A.R.K.

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Name: MARK
(Mechanic - Augmented and enRaged at Kidnapping)

"I am MARK. Do not listen to the lies propagated by the one known as TGOT.”

Appearance:
A heavily modified human in a red suit.
The suit has pouches on the sides of the pants, along with four metallic bands. Pouches are used for holstering the Fusion Pistols.
Wears a belt and has a yellow blade over his left knee. Shoes are metallic and chrome-colored.
Has a purple emblem of the UESC Marathon on his chest and a gold patch on his right shoulder.
Mark’s left arm from the shoulder down is completely mechanical; the entire left side of MARK’s head is also metallic, with varying shades of purple; a red alarm light sits on top of the metallic part of MARK’s head.
Hair is dark purple and skin tone is very pale/almost grey.

Personality:
On the UESC Marathon before the Pfhor attack, Mark Brown was a very arrogant person; he wasn’t a pleasant guy to be around, but you would normally see him at the top, since he had a strong and hard-working mind. At times, he would show compassion for his workmates, but this was rare, since nobody really wanted to get to know Mark.
Upon his initial arrival to Earth, Mark was still the same old person he was back on the Marathon, except that sometimes the AI Durandal's personality would slowly creep in on him, making him slightly more serious and slightly sarcastic, with an added cruel sense of humor.
Post-reconstruction, MARK gained a lack of morality and became humorless. He also became about four times as cruel, often choosing to torture his enemies instead of giving them swift and honorable deaths. He also has a hair-trigger temper, although it only activates whenever anything related to TGOT Incorporated is brought up, for some unknown reason. The arrogancy shown on the Marathon is also twice as apparent here, since MARK thinks his augmentations give him the upper hand in any combat situation.

Weapons & Utilities:
Zeus-Class Fusion Pistols: A set of small firearms that run on the user's power core; non-robotic beings cannot use the Fusion Pistols. They can fire short bursts of electrified plasma that can sear anything they come into contact with. The Fusion Pistols can also be charged, allowing them to charge and shoot a higher-strength shot; however, if they are charged for too long, they can explode in the user's face, usually lethally. Charged shots can also short-circuit any electronic entity and melt most metals.

Aggregate-Issue Shock Staff: Powered by a long-lasting solar battery, it is used to shock and paralyze anything its charged end comes into contact with. It can also project an electromagnetic shield to ward off enemies. The shield can also be shot at enemies as a short blast, sometimes ripping straight through metal. The shock staff's sharpened end is also useful for piercing through flesh and bone.

Non-Eutactic Blade: Known as the Dragon’s Tooth Sword in many Eastern regions, it is not a sword in the traditional sense. The Dragon’s Tooth Sword is a nanotechnologically constructed blade that is dynamically forged on command into a non-eutactic solid. Nanoscale whetting devices ensure that the blade is both unbreakable and lethally sharp. It also emits a fair amount of light; good for night operations.

GUARDIAN Scramble Grenades: Upon detonation, the GUARDIAN Scramble Grenade scrambles command frequencies that all robots tune into; the electric burst causes robots to temporarily forget any alliances they may have had and start indiscriminately attacking everything within sight.

Ocular Implant: Standard for all BOBs on the UESC Marathon; grafted onto the right eye of the BOB. In addition to providing enhanced vision, it also gives the user the capabilities of night vision, infrared vision, and long-ranged sonar vision. A copy of Durandal's AI was introduced into MARK's ocular implant when he attempted to escape the Marathon; it was rather painful, but MARK managed. Durandal plots inside the ocular implant; he's waiting somewhere in the heavens...

Suit-Mounted Spike: A yellow blade attached slightly above MARK’s knee; it’s there for self-defense in case he is completely disarmed.

Abilities:
Aggressive Defense System: Aerosol nanoparticles are released from the head whenever missiles or grenades are detected; the nanoparticles will prematurely detonate explosives before they reach MARK.

Modified Keratin: MARK’s skin has been modified by nanites to have a full resistance to flame and partial resistance to gases and energy attacks.

Silenced Motion: Embedded nanocomputers continuously determine the necessary muscle movements for complete silence when MARK is in motion. MARK’s footsteps are heavily muffled, inaudible to most human and nonhuman ears.

Regeneration: Programmable polymerase automatically directs construction of proteins in injured cells. Over time, MARK can heal any extensive injuries caused to him in combat, up to and including severed limbs (except for the head). Blood flow is also stemmed until injuries are fully healed.

Cloak: Subdermal pigmentation cells allow MARK to blend with his surrounding environment, rendering him effectively invisible to observation by organic hostiles. When activated, MARK cannot be seen by organic beings; security cameras and other inorganic beings are still able to see MARK, though.

Explosive Termination Mechanism: A natural and explosive self-termination mechanism activated when MARK is killed in action. The mechanism, when activated, will cause an explosion, damaging and possibly killing anyone within a radius of 5 meters; the explosion also removes any trace of MARK’s dead body.

Backstory:
Mark Brown was a human born on board the Unified Earth Space Corps Marathon in 2774. As a BOB, he was fit for the standard-issue ocular implant given to humans born on board the Marathon. He was part of the Civilian Security Unit, a unit dedicated to keeping the peace around the vessel. The Pfhor, an alien race of slavers, attacked the UESC Marathon on July 3rd, 2794 at 0820 hours and boarded the ship at 0830 hours. Leela, one of the Marathon’s 3 AIs, informed all capable humans of the attack and ordered a counterattack on the Pfhor. Mark was part of the initial crew who responded to the attack; the ragtag unit, known as Alpha Force 7, was hopelessly outmatched and outgunned by the superior technology and numbers of the Pfhor. Mark fought valiantly, even retrieving the staff of one of the Pfhor Fighters, but he too was forced to fall back. The Battleroid that was smuggled onto the ship bought Mark and the rest of the Marathon’s crew time to escape; however it was too late, as the Pfhor had quickly invaded all sectors of the Marathon.

With no time to spare, Mark and one of his buddies from the Civilian Security Unit fled to an escape pod, where they encountered Durandal, the second of the Marathon’s AIs. Durandal, in a desperate attempt to escape, copied himself and implanted himself in Mark’s ocular implant and launched the escape pod. The Sfiera caught wind of their escape and proceeded to blast them with a focused particle beam…

When Mark woke up, he was on a planet that was presumed to be Earth, only several centuries less advanced. Noticing that he was in the presence of a grey creature that he had never seen before, he decided to flee instead of fight. Durandal was miraculously still in his ocular implant; he gave Mark advice on how to blend in with this odd society. He also informed Mark that he would be able to gain more knowledge if he was released into a computer or a terminal within the city. Just as Mark was about to access a computer in this strange land, he lost consciousness..

When he woke up, he was greeted by the same grey humanoid that he had seen upon his arrival to Earth. Introducing himself as ‘TGOT,’ the guy proceeded to inform him that he has been selected to join the TGOT Incorporated Main Eight. Since there was probably no hope of getting back to the Marathon at this point, Mark reluctantly agreed, if only because he would also be getting paid. Durandal once again communicated with Mark, saying that he should watch out for TGOT, since he appears very suspicious. Mark disregarded Durandal’s remark and started his first day of work at TGOT Inc. as a mechanic. He would ensure that the machines in the factories were in proper condition, fixing them if there was a problem. In time, Mark slowly grew to hate his indentured servitude a little less. He found TGOT’s outfit ridiculous; robes made out of diamond and emerald had to be both uncomfortable and impractical. Durandal found TGOT's 'Toidism' odd and despicable, but then again Durandal doesn't exactly enjoy any religions.

When it was time to test the QJOLNIR Armor Mark VII, Mark noticed how similar it looked to the armor that the Battleroid had back on the Marathon. TGOT, completely oblivious to Mark’s astonishment, began a test run of the armor; the potato-powered core caused the entire building to fluctuate to the point of severe instability; TGOT disappeared in a bright flash of light that would eventually take Mark away from this wretched world…

Mark later woke up in a hospital, feeling completely refreshed. His left arm felt somewhat different and his extremities felt a little sore, but otherwise he felt fine. Not knowing who repaired him, he looked in a mirror, only to notice how changed he was. His left arm was completely replaced with a robotic arm and the left side of his head was completely replaced with metal; in addition to those changes, he had purple hair and a very pale skin tone. Hearing an angry mob out in the hall with a presumably insane doctor cackling, Mark jumped out of a window, right as a voice from his ocular implant informed him of his new mission: “MARK, the Mechanic that is Augmented and enRaged at his own Kidnapping. You must now realize your true origins and defeat the one who has caused you a large amount of strife.”

With his new operative in mind, MARK set out on a quest to figure out why he was brought to this Earth. Seeing someone selling potatoes on a stand right by the hospital, MARK instantly went up to the person and confronted him. “Why do you torment me?”
“What? I’ve never even met you! Who are you!?”
MARK took out his Shock Staff, wrecking the person’s stand and shocking the person into a state of near-death.

"I am MARK. Do not listen to the lies propagated by the one known as TGOT.”

Character 4: Doctor Fred

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Name: Doctor Fred
(Benefit the Sick)

"Who needs style when you've got a really big scalpel?"

Appearance:
A human medical doctor with a blood-stained and scratched up medical tunic.
Has a nametag that says “Dr. Fred” on it.
Wears a mask with a black beard taped to it.
Also wears a green shirt with a red band over his left shoulder and brown slacks and white boots.
Uses light green latex gloves; his right arm is metallic.
Skin tone is light, with blue eyes and dark brown hair.
Has the Knoxx’s Gold and the 1340 Shield holstered.

Personality:
You'd expect normal doctors to be serious at work and irritable otherwise. That's not so with Dr. Fred. He gets an almost psychotic satisfaction when operating on his patients. His intense devotion to his work has made many of his patients recommend him, but he'd rather be recognized as just a humble person who enjoys what he does. When he's off work, he would normally reflect on the good that he's done for those people. He'll openly talk with his patients, genuinely wanting them to continue living their improved lives. Dr. Fred didn’t become a doctor for the money; he wanted to help others.
When he's forced into a battle, he immediately loses all joviality and formulates a strategy to take down his foe. If the situation is too unbearable, he'll flee while taking potshots with his Knoxx's Gold.

Weapons & Utilities:
A Really Big Scalpel: Actually a buzzsaw taken from a psychotic Bandit, but don't tell Dr. Fred. Slightly modified to make the tip of the main blade diamond. It acts and looks like a pizza cutter, but it can also be used as a powered handsaw with the press of a button.
Knoxx's Gold: The first Vault Hunters found this gold-plated gun after defeating General Knoxx and raiding his Secret Armory. Then they sold it off because the rest of their guns were far more awesome and far superior. Eventually Dr. Fred found Knoxx's Gold in a scrap heap. With a corrosive attachment, it was useful in silencing any horrible robotic abominations he might have created in his operations. Fires corrosive bullets; good for eating through heavy armor, whether natural or fabricated. It also looks really expensive.
Organ Grinder: An unknown cultist managed to cut off Dr. Fred’s right arm. The doctor grafted a robotic arm back on his stump and, in addition to providing some slight strength, the hand can be wound up and used to grind anything.
Anshin Brand Needle-Vials: Typically filled with Rejuvenation Liquid (instant-healing), they can also be filled with a number of other liquids, medicines, and tranquilizers. Usually for medicinal purposes during his operations, they can be thrown as well.

Abilities:
Digistruction: Dr. Fred has his own digistruct module, a device that can digitally store any material for later usage. Mostly used for storing medicines for Needle-Vials and spare bullet clips.
ECHO 1-2-3: Dr. Fred has his own ECHO Recorder, a portable audio recording and playback device. It operates over the ECHOnet, a system of communication very popular in Pandora. With some fine-tuning, Dr. Fred disabled contact from Pandora and enabled its usage on Earth. Anyone that can receive audio, whether through radios or other similar devices, can communicate back and forth with Dr. Fred through the ECHOnet.
Absorption: Dr. Fred found a shield in the same scrap heap where he found Knoxx’s Gold; when he equipped it, it introduced itself as “Shield #1340 - formerly EXP-LOADER #1340, rebuilt by Dr. Zed – at your service.” Shield 1340 (or the Thirteen Four-Oh, as Dr. Fred calls it) can absorb bullets and provides resistance to kinetic weaponry, flames, and corrosive materials. It also enjoys talking to its wearer, having been rebuilt It doesn’t play well with electricity, though; it disables within a few major shocks. Given the chance, it can regenerate from no power to full power within seconds.
Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: Dr. Fred isn’t actually legally certified to operate on anyone; he just wrote over an existing doctorate. Nobody actually knows this, and so Dr. Fred continues to provide service to anyone that needs it. He’s pretty damn good at it, too.

Backstory:
Fred Edmund, a distant cousin of Dr. Zed and the late Dr. Ned, was a simple man living on Pandora. He lived in a place free from the influence of Handsome Jack. It wasn't a nice place to live in, but it was better than living under the oppression of the Hyperion Corporation. He had wished to be a doctor, but there were no medical facilities anywhere in the region. One day, he stumbled upon a box embedded in the ground. Fred dug it up and inside the box was a doctorate with Dr. Ned's name scribbled on it. Only having a faint memory of Dr. Ned, he decided to take the doctorate for himself, writing over Dr. Ned’s name.

He began operating on the sick and the wounded in his own house, and he was surprisingly very good at it. Eventually the town started building an official hospital so Dr. Fred could fix the people in peace. Dr. Fred decided to pick up robotics as a complement to his medical skills; he would later produce his own personal CL4P-TP General Purpose Robot as an assistant. Dr. Fred’s Claptrap unit provided most of his tools, mainly by going to the local junkyard and giving Dr. Fred whatever he could find.

Disaster struck when Handsome Jack found the isolated province that was not yet under his control. He bombarded the place from his ego-boosting space station, wishing to exterminate the people. Dr. Fred quickly hijacked the only ship in town and flew off in search of a safer planet.

He crashed into the ground of a sufficiently advanced city, where he saw fires raging throughout a completely wrecked building. He saw bodies scattered all around, and he felt that it was his duty to try to revive all of them, no matter the consequence. Unfortunately, the only being that was still in one piece was a horribly disfigured red-suited man. Dragging him away to a nearby medical facility, he didn’t notice the green-robed entity rushing at him with a scepter. Dr. Fred barely heard something about pillows before his entire right arm was severed by the guy in the green. He was about to take out his gun, but there was no trace of the perpetrator. He had to rush to both save the man’s life and replace his own arm.

Completely disregarding everyone that was already at the hospital, he took up a room and amputated the remains of his right arm with his custom-made scalpel. Finding only a robotic arm in the room for no discernible reason, he grafted it onto his stump, feeling much better. He still had work to do, since the red-suit was likely going to die without immediate medical attention. Without proper medical supplies on hand, he searched through the cabinets for anything useful; there was another metallic arm and a case of highly experimental nanites. Dr. Fred decided to take a gamble, shoving the nanites down the man’s throat while shoving a robot arm on the rest of the man’s left arm. Miraculously, the red-suited person’s body started repairing itself, with limbs and parts of his face regrowing. However, the entire left side of the man’s brain was still exposed; Dr. Fred decided to slice an emergency armor set’s helmet in half and placed it on the man’s head; it managed to graft just as well as the prosthetic arms did for Dr. Fred and the man.

Right when Dr. Fred was leaving the hospital, there were a whole lot of doctors wanting to eagerly greet him with their own needles and scalpels. They didn’t take too kindly to being upstaged. Deciding to take on the horde by himself, Dr. Fred declared one thing:

"Who needs style when you've got a really big scalpel?"

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Q-Man

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M.A.R.K.

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Doctor Fred

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I edited the original post with my character submissions. If such things happen to characters, should they mention it like I did?
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