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So forum game time -
Starting with the next letter of the alphabet you create the name/brief description of a superhero. The next person then uses the next letter in the alphabet to create a new one.

For example.
Guy 1: Affableman, the most suave and charming hero, like Eros but less rapey
Guy 2: Brow Breaker, barbarian style hero who punches people in the face
...
Guy 26: Zatarans, master of rice and jazz
Guy 27: Afroscout, has a swiss army fro.

No using established characters (on purpose).

For a challenge I'll start with G.
Grapeshot, purple alien warlord who shoots pebbles at his enemies - but he is also a giant so they are boulders.

(so the next person uses H)

Honorific, the ego-based hero. As his self-opinion grows, so do his powers.

The Iridescent Infinite Isohedron: His ever changing faces, of which he has three with one eye on each face hence his nickname Triple Eye, allow him to change the shape of any object in his immediate vicinity. However, as this does not alter the specific gravity of the object, it can be reverted to it original shape by fully immersing it in water. The gravity within the objects effected by his gaze is altered, and this can have a deadly effect on living beings.

Japester, rival of Honorific, destroys his opponents with cutting barbs, both verbal and literal.
Edit: So wait, do these have to be heroic, or can they also be villains, as Grapeshot seems to be?

Kipper Jones; she naturally emits a pheromone that strangely smells of fish, this she uses t control dolphins and other sea mammals to aid her in her adventures.

L'etranger, a French hero who cannot be recognized, his face cannot be remembered.

(10-16-2011 07:00 AM)Name Wrote: [ -> ]Edit: So wait, do these have to be heroic, or can they also be villains, as Grapeshot seems to be?

Why not let them be evil too?

Metronomics, dark lord of city planning. Gaze in fear as he puts a subway system - THROUGH YOUR SOUL!

Novice, the jack of all trades who's not too skilled at any of them.

Obtuse: he could show his powers but he'd rather not.

Porterhouse: the behemoth bovine who serves up criminals two ways, raw and bloody or burnt to a crisp