Spyware

by RayFisch June 13th 2016, 12:53 pm

SPYWARE
Potential threat level: 92. Suggested actions: Termination

Basic Biography

Real Name: Alan Sanders
Villain Name: Spyware
Title:
Alignment: Lawful Evil
Age: 31
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian
Hair: Red
Eyes: Green. If you look closely you can see the strains of binary code in them
Height: 6'2
Weight: 181 lbs
Blood type: B Positive

The Looks

He has short, red hair which he combs back. He has faint freckles around his nose. His nose is narrow and long. He has thin lips which are usually cracked. His eyes are green, with strains of code visible in them to those who pay close attention. He has normal size hands and long, bony fingers, as well as pretty normal size feet. His back is a little longer than his legs. His Adam's Apple is not very visible and he has a high pitched voice. He has a USB port built into the back of his neck. For a costume, he wears a black trenchcoat, with big pockets going all around the waist area of it and 10 small silver buttons used to close it. He wears jeans which are way too wide, forcing him to wear a belt. They've lost their color over the years, making them a faint blue. He wears black loafers witch round edges and thick soles. He also wears a black fedora and sunglasses with a thin black frame and green glass.

The Legacy

Personality:
Very little emotion when his harddrive is active. When sound comes out of his mouth, it's usually not him, but his harddrive speaking, analyzing the surroundings or trying to communicate. When the harddrive is disabled, He's still a man of decent smarts. He is not aware of his actions while the harddrive is active, which almost makes it seem like he has two different personalities. When his harddrive is on, he has a very strict moral code: Achieve your goal, and eliminate all who pose a threat on the way to achieving it. When the harddrive is off, he is a strange man, with very little humor. He enjoys the sound of ticking clocks, which is why he keeps many of them in his home. He does not sleep very much as he finds it a waste of time
History:
Alan Sanders was born in New York to Humphrey and Erica Sanders. He was a socially awkward child with very little contact with others, but other than that he had a decent childhood. In his teenage years he became fond of computers and he taught himself a lot about them. When he was 17, he met another young man with the same fascination for computers, called Quentin Masters. When they were in their mid twenties, Quentin's father was diagnosed with early Alzheimer's. Together, Alan and Quentin came up with a plan to keep the memory of Quentin's father intact. They built a device with which they could copy human memories to a computer. In their first attempt at using the device on themselves, both of them died. Quentin's brain was damaged beyond repair, however the doctors managed to save Alan. the unfortunate thing was that all his memories had not been copied, but transferred to the hard drive of the computer. to give them back to him in the safest possible way, they transplanted the hard drive into his head. Besides giving him his memories back, it also allowed him the abilities of a computer: he could learn about anything he wanted in mere seconds. However, when this nearly killed him again by overloading his brain, the doctors, with the help of a computer expert, made it so he could only learn about things within his view. To allow him to also remove knowledge he did not need when his hard drive became too full, they also put a USB port in his neck. This went well for a while, until Alan witnessed a robbery. Instead of testifying, Alan offered to put all information about the robbery in the main police database. However, this went wrong, and instead of transferring information to the databse, information was transferred from the databse. This put a list of thugs, villains, supervillains, and all other bad guys the police had ever caught into his head. This corrupted Alan and turned him into the villain known as Spyware. His goal is simple: to take over the city by any means necessary, and eliminating all who stand in his way. His analyzing capabilities allow him to find and exploit his enemies' weaknesses, making him a dangerous enemy to those who stand against him.

The Powers and Weaknesses

(All characters can be as powerful as they want, as long as they are balanced with proper weaknesses.)
Powers

Power:
Analyzing anything that comes into his view, including his enemies, which allows him to find their weaknesses

Weakness(es)

Weakness 1:
His harddrive can switch on and off at random occassions, and when it's switched off he is not even close to a threat
Weakness 2:
He can't analyze anything that's not within view, so when an enemy remains behind him he cannot find their weaknesses
RP Mechanics

RP Mechanic(s):
Spyware rarely brings his own weapons and heavily relies on using the environment. The environment he's in will change the way he attacks and defends

Physical Priority
(You are to put these physical attributes in order from 1 to 4. 1 is the highest priority, 4 is the lowest.)
Agility:3
Endurance:2
Reaction:1
Strength:4

by **Chellizard** June 13th 2016, 1:40 pm

From what I understand, your character is a mundane human with a singular ability to read peoples weaknesses - which, sounds interesting - but this power will be 100% permission based.

This means that your character cannot just immediately know the weaknesses of anyone they want without permission.

This gives owners of characters the ability to choose to give you their major weakness or a few of their lesser ones.

But, if your character is not a mundane human with squishy flesh and mild intellect, be sure to list that as powers.

The priority list doesn't automatically give them physical super powers. It's what their highest attribute is at a human level.

by RayFisch June 13th 2016, 2:45 pm

Hmmm... what kind of power do you suggest I add?

by **Chellizard** June 13th 2016, 10:59 pm

In example, super human strength, or durability, or speed, or reflexes.

All of those are your more "physical" based powers. And they all require weaknesses.

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