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You’re right. I was, am, angry. At the pointlessness of what happened, what’s still happening out there. I get frustrated and angry when I’m here, because I feel like I should be out on the streets. I get pissed off when I’m out on patrol because I feel like I should be with my family… but when I’m with my family, I feel frustrated and helpless because I can’t do anything there…

—Clockblocker to Vista, Sentinel 9.3

The inner voice that he had, that looked at this fucked up world of ours and laughed at it and called attention to it, that started everything by questioning the situations we were in, being skeptical of people until they proved themselves, that’s his outer voice now. And his old outer voice, [...] cynical and frustrated because he asked those questions [...] that’s the inner voice now.

Vista to Victoria, Sundown 17.3

Dennis, widely known as the young hero Clockblocker, is a member of the Brockton Bay Wards.

Personality[]

Dennis likes to joke about everything, deliberately choosing an offensive cape-name because he found it funny.[7] Given his father having a life threatening illness for much of his life, he may have used this as a coping mechanism.

Clockblocker has had a tendency to be willing to work alongside the "villains", going so far as showing some kind of fondness for Skitter. However, he never crossed the line into being a villain. He does help Skitter cut Echidna in half using a frozen piece of spider silk.

Clockblocker is observant and understands the social and political implications the revelations of the The Triumvirate's actions on the Protectorate as well as the utter wreckage it would have on the team dynamic of the Protectorate teams.[8]

Post-Timeskip[]

Clockblocker has become jaded by his experiences, and is far more sarcastic and acerbic than he used to be.[9]

Ward[]

Dennis suffers something like a personality inversion, caused by his resurrection.[10]

Relationships[]

Vista[]

Vista was his teammate and friend on the Wards. The two shared a useful team dynamic and were able to use their powers effectively together.

Appearance & Equipment[]

Dennis is Caucasian with red hair, blue eyes and about average height.

Clockblocker wore a skintight white costume,[11] with panels of glossy white armoring placed strategically to not inhibit his movement. It covered every inch of his skin. The armor had grey clocks inscribed on it; the ones at his shoulder, the center of his chest, and the backs of his hands - the places the armor was broadest - had hands that moved at different speeds[12] using digital displays.[13]

His helmet was a faceless, smooth expanse of white.[11][12] By the time he was a member of the Protectorate, his mask featured an animated clock over the face.[13]

After the resurrection he has breaker-like alterations to his body, including rigid hair, that does not allow him to wear fitted helmets anymore. He has added Valkyrie's wings on his chest emblem.[14]

Abilities and Powers[]

Clockblocker could "tag" nearly anything, freezing it in time.[5] This power could affect living creatures,[12] including humans, as well as inanimate objects.[15][16] It could not affect him.[17]

Targets were stuck in the air, immobile, but weren't harmed.[12] They were immune to conventional attacks.[16] He described the effect as being "inviolable", according to "the doctors", and claimed that he would sooner expect Siberian to "fold the universe in half" than break something he froze.[18] Thin objects could be extremely sharp, threatening enemies who moved into them.[15][16]

Clockblocker could freeze something within a fraction of a second of it making contact,[12] whether it be his hands, feet,[19] or any part of his body. He could freeze only the bugs that were in contact with a section of his body, or everything in contact with him at once.[20] He was able to tag Leviathan without being injured, though it did cause him to almost drown in the water he was in.[21]

Clockblocker couldn't disable the effects of his power.[12] Objects remained frozen for a period between 30 seconds and 10 minutes, with no control over the time limit. His powers remained comparatively static throughout the storyline.

His power worked through interconnected objects, but it had a limited range. Like many parahumans, his power's strength varied based on his mental state. He was just barely able to push it through the thread binding Echidna and Ignis Fatuus, noting that his power must have been "working at peak efficiency" at the time.[22]

Equipment[]

His costume included a utility belt, which included, among other things, flashbangs[23] and paper. He could freeze the paper to create barriers or "steps" in midair.[15]

Later in his career, he would incorporate more equipment into his suit as he found more creative ways to use his powers, mainly a gauntlet with propelled finger projectiles,[24] and a rapidly deployable tent built into his backpack.[25]

History[]

Background[]

Dennis triggered when he was 15. While donating bone marrow to his father to help with his condition, the stress of the situation gave him his powers.[3] The needle that was about to be inserted into his bones when extracting marrow was what shaped his powers into a striker ability,[26] being able to pause time as his father's was rapidly running out.[27]

Story Start[]

Got into a compromising position during the Battle at the Bank when he panicked and froze some of Skitter's swarm, accidentally pinning himself in place.

He and Vista were able to stop Bakuda's final bomb.[28]

Post-Leviathan[]

Dennis' father was dying of cancer, previous medical treatments being ineffective, but he asked Panacea and Glory Girl for a favor in curing his father of cancer, which they gave him.[29]

Post-Slaughterhouse Nine[]

Was a major part of Piggot's plan to take out the Nine.

Expressed regret over becoming a Ward due the relative poor performance of the heroes in comparison to the villains. He stated that the reason was because the heroes were bogged down by rules and regulations, none of which the villains had to worry about.[30]

Was later instrumental again in turning the tide in the fight against Echidna. Had a discussion with Skitter over fallout over the secrets that were revealed during the battle.

Post-Echidna[]

Was involved in the revelations concerning Skitters identity at Arcadia High.

Post-Timeskip[]

Had graduated into the Protectorate in the two years since. When The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand emerged Weaver asked that he be placed in command of the Brockton Bay Wards team.[31]

Gold Morning[]

Clockblocker died during the battle against Scion before Glaistig Uaine claimed him, using his abilities to fight the mad Worm.

Post-Gold Morning[]

Valkyrie speculates that she may be able to resurrect her ghosts in some form by merging them with Nilbog's creations.[32] A figure that may be Clockblocker, a young man with red hair wearing a white bodysuit, later appears alongside her,[33][34] making him one of the earliest of the returned.

Regardless, two years later Clockblocker was seen with Valkyrie as a member of her Flock.

Post-Attack on Teacher[]

Met Vista and Antares.[35]

The Ice Breaks[]

During the initial fight with The Simurgh, together with Vista and Capricorn Blue, attempted to anchor and freeze the Endbringer.[36] Later, inside the The Wardens' HQ he succeeds in that with Sveta's help.[37]

Chapter Appearances[]

Worm Chapter Appearances
Agitation
1. Agitation 3.1 Absent
2. Agitation 3.2 Absent
3. Agitation 3.3 Mentioned
4. Agitation 3.4 Absent
5. Agitation 3.5 Absent
6. Agitation 3.6 Absent
7. Agitation 3.7 Absent
8. Agitation 3.8 Debut
9. Agitation 3.9 Appears
10. Agitation 3.10 Appears
11. Agitation 3.11 Absent
12. Agitation 3.12 Absent
x. Interlude 3 Appears
Shell
1. Shell 4.1 Absent
2. Shell 4.2 Absent
3. Shell 4.3 Absent
4. Shell 4.4 Absent
5. Shell 4.5 Absent
6. Shell 4.6 Absent
x. Interlude 3.5 (Bonus) Absent
7. Shell 4.7 Mentioned
8. Shell 4.8 Absent
9. Shell 4.9 Absent
10. Shell 4.10 Absent
11. Shell 4.11 Absent
x. Interlude 4 Absent
Tangle
1. Tangle 6.1 Absent
2. Tangle 6.2 Absent
3. Tangle 6.3 Absent
4. Tangle 6.4 Mentioned
5. Tangle 6.5 Appears
6. Tangle 6.6 Absent
7. Tangle 6.7 Absent
8. Tangle 6.8 Absent
9. Tangle 6.9 Absent
x. Interlude 6 Absent
Buzz
1. Buzz 7.1 Absent
2. Buzz 7.2 Absent
3. Buzz 7.3 Absent
4. Buzz 7.4 Absent
5. Buzz 7.5 Absent
6. Buzz 7.6 Absent
7. Buzz 7.7 Absent
8. Buzz 7.8 Absent
9. Buzz 7.9 Appears
10. Buzz 7.10 Absent
11. Buzz 7.11 Absent
12. Buzz 7.12 Absent
x. Interlude 7 Mentioned
Extermination
1. Extermination 8.1 Absent
2. Extermination 8.2 Absent
y. Interlude 8.y Absent
3. Extermination 8.3 Appears
4. Extermination 8.4 Mentioned
5. Extermination 8.5 Absent
6. Extermination 8.6 Absent
7. Extermination 8.7 Absent
8. Extermination 8.8 Absent
z. Interlude 8.z Absent
Sentinel
1. Sentinel 9.1 Appears
2. Sentinel 9.2 Mentioned
3. Sentinel 9.3 Point of View
4. Sentinel 9.4 Appears
5. Sentinel 9.5 Appears
6. Sentinel 9.6 Absent
Parasite
1. Parasite 10.1 Absent
2. Parasite 10.2 Appears
3. Parasite 10.3 Appears
4. Parasite 10.4 Appears
5. Parasite 10.5 Absent
6. Parasite 10.6 Absent
x. Interlude 10 Mentioned
x. Interlude 10.5 Absent
Plague
1. Plague 12.1 Absent
2. Plague 12.2 Appears
3. Plague 12.3 Absent
4. Plague 12.4 Absent
5. Plague 12.5 Absent
6. Plague 12.6 Absent
7. Plague 12.7 Absent
8. Plague 12.8 Absent
x. Interlude 12 Absent
y. Interlude 12.5 Absent
Snare
1. Snare 13.1 Absent
2. Snare 13.2 Absent
x. Interlude 13.5 (Donation Bonus) Absent
3. Snare 13.3 Absent
4. Snare 13.4 Absent
5. Snare 13.5 Absent
6. Snare 13.6 Absent
7. Snare 13.7 Appears
8. Snare 13.8 Absent
9. Snare 13.9 Absent
10. Snare 13.10 Absent
y. Interlude 13 Appears
Prey
1. Prey 14.1 Absent
2. Prey 14.2 Absent
3. Prey 14.3 Absent
4. Prey 14.4 Appears
5. Prey 14.5 Appears
6. Prey 14.6 Appears
7. Prey 14.7 Absent
8. Prey 14.8 Absent
9. Prey 14.9 Absent
10. Prey 14.10 Absent
11. Prey 14.11 Absent
x. Interlude 14.x Absent
y. Interlude 14.y Absent
Colony
1. Colony 15.1 Absent
x. Interlude 15.x Absent
2. Colony 15.2 Absent
3. Colony 15.3 Absent
y. Interlude 15.y Absent
4. Colony 15.4 Absent
5. Colony 15.5 Absent
6. Colony 15.6 Absent
7. Colony 15.7 Absent
z. Interlude 15.z Absent
8. Colony 15.8 Absent
9. Colony 15.9 Absent
10. Colony 15.10 Absent
i. Interlude 15 Appears
Monarch
1. Monarch 16.1 Absent
2. Monarch 16.2 Appears
x. Interlude 16.x Absent
3. Monarch 16.3 Absent
4. Monarch 16.4 Absent
5. Monarch 16.5 Absent
6. Monarch 16.6 Absent
y. Interlude 16.y Absent
7. Monarch 16.7 Absent
8. Monarch 16.8 Appears
9. Monarch 16.9 Appears
10. Monarch 16.10 Absent
z. Interlude 16.z Absent
11. Monarch 16.11 Absent
12. Monarch 16.12 Absent
13. Monarch 16.13 Absent
Queen
1. Queen 18.1 Absent
2. Queen 18.2 Mentioned
x. Interlude 18.x Absent
3. Queen 18.3 Appears
4. Queen 18.4 Appears
y. Interlude 18.y Absent
5. Queen 18.5 Mentioned
6. Queen 18.6 Absent
z. Interlude 18.z Appears
7. Queen 18.7 Absent
8. Queen 18.8 Absent
f. Interlude 18.f Absent
i. Interlude 18 Absent
Scourge
1. Scourge 19.1 Appears
2. Scourge 19.2 Absent
3. Scourge 19.3 Absent
x. Interlude 19.x Absent
4. Scourge 19.4 Absent
5. Scourge 19.5 Absent
6. Scourge 19.6 Appears
7. Scourge 19.7 Appears
y. Interlude 19.y Absent
z. Interlude 19.z Absent
Chrysalis
1. Chrysalis 20.1 Absent
2. Chrysalis 20.2 Appears
3. Chrysalis 20.3 Absent
4. Chrysalis 20.4 Appears
5. Chrysalis 20.5 Appears
x. Interlude 20.x Mentioned
y. Interlude 20.y Absent
Imago
1. Imago 21.1 Absent
2. Imago 21.2 Absent
3. Imago 21.3 Absent
4. Imago 21.4 Absent
5. Imago 21.5 Mentioned
6. Imago 21.6 Absent
7. Imago 21.7 Appears
x. Interlude 21.x Absent
y. Interlude 21.y Absent
Cell
1. Cell 22.1 Appears
2. Cell 22.2 Appears
3. Cell 22.3 Appears
4. Cell 22.4 Appears
5. Cell 22.5 Absent
6. Cell 22.6 Appears
x. Interlude 22.x Absent
y. Interlude 22.y Absent
Drone
1. Drone 23.1 Appears
2. Drone 23.2 Mentioned
3. Drone 23.3 Absent
4. Drone 23.4 Absent
5. Drone 23.5 Mentioned
x. Interlude 23 Absent
Crushed
1. Crushed 24.1 Mentioned
2. Crushed 24.2 Absent
3. Crushed 24.3 Absent
4. Crushed 24.4 Appears
5. Crushed 24.5 Mentioned
x. Interlude 24.x Absent
y. Interlude 24.y Absent
Scarab
1. Scarab 25.1 Absent
2. Scarab 25.2 Absent
3. Scarab 25.3 Mentioned
4. Scarab 25.4 Absent
5. Scarab 25.5 Absent
6. Scarab 25.6 Absent
x. Interlude 25 Absent
Sting
1. Sting 26.1 Mentioned
2. Sting 26.2 Appears
3. Sting 26.3 Appears
x. Interlude 26.x Absent
4. Sting 26.4 Absent
5. Sting 26.5 Appears
6. Sting 26.6 Absent
a. Interlude 26a Absent
b. Interlude 26b Appears
y. Interlude 26 Absent
Extinction
1. Extinction 27.1 Appears
2. Extinction 27.2 Absent
3. Extinction 27.3 Absent
4. Extinction 27.4 Appears
5. Extinction 27.5 Spirit
x. Interlude 27.x Absent
y. Interlude 27.y Absent
Venom
1. Venom 29.1 Mentioned
2. Venom 29.2 Absent
3. Venom 29.3 Absent
4. Venom 29.4 Absent
5. Venom 29.5 Absent
6. Venom 29.6 Absent
7. Venom 29.7 Absent
8. Venom 29.8 Absent
9. Venom 29.9 Absent
x. Interlude 29 Absent
Teneral
1. Teneral e.1 Absent
2. Teneral e.2 Absent
3. Teneral e.3 Absent
4. Teneral e.4 Absent
5. Teneral e.5 Absent
x. Interlude: End Appears

Trivia[]

  • The movable clock faces integral to Clockblockers costume are not tinkertech,[13] such screens have been incorporated into products such as shoes and t-shirts in reality.

Fanart Gallery[]

References[]

  1. “Hold that thought,” Gallant told their newest member, “Hey Clock, you don’t mind if I take point?” - Interlude 3
  2. “I want to know who and what we’re up against. I want to know who and what I’m working with. If you’re… closer to the agents? Is that a sore point or touchy subject?”

    “More for Clock than it is for me,” Kid Win said. - Excerpt from Sundown 17.3
  3. 3.0 3.1 Clockblocker is 17, a high school senior. He triggered at 15, during a bone-marrow transplant for his dad. - Private message by Wildbow, archived on SpaceBattles
  4. “If she doesn’t agree to giving away either of the two, and you really should play hardball on that, you can offer Clockblocker. He graduates this summer, anyways, and I’d say he’s got enough friends and contacts here that he might apply to come back to Brockton Bay to join our Protectorate when he turns eighteen. Best case scenario for us, and it’s not like Boston or New York need more capes.” - Interlude 7
  5. 5.0 5.1 Clockblocker and Vista are your best assets. Clockblocker is a Striker 7 with touch-based time-stopping. - Excerpt from Sentinel 9.1
  6. Torrieltar: How fast can Path to Victory react to unforeseen changes?

    Wildbow: All changes are foreseen, as a rule. Can't cite anything, but there's a line that sorta appears in the story, where you run into the perfects (perfect defense, perfect offense) and stuff gets fucky - and the rule of thumb is that 'unless your ability beats -everything-, it doesn't beat this'. For processing power Contessa's ability would be on this level (as with Flechette's Sting, Clockblocker's inviolability, Siberian's invulnerability). - Wildbow on Reddit, archived on Spacebattles
  7. “I miss the old Dennis. The guy who picked a sorta rude codename and announced himself in front of the news so Piggy and the other people in charge couldn’t really make him change it. Because it was funny. Because he liked pushing the limits and because he saw this all as something fun. The new Dennis is so angry. Now I guess I get why.” - Sentinel 9.3
  8. He wasn’t wrong. We were suffering losses, and we hadn’t achieved anything. Echidna was as strong as she’d ever been, stronger than she’d been at the outset of the fight, and she kept on acquiring clones that cost more than we could afford to put down. Alexandria and Eidolon were only the tips of the iceberg.

    “It’s a big hit to morale, but-”

    “No,” Clockblocker cut me off. “We lost. Not this fight. Maybe we can still win it, won’t deny it’s possible, with Scion maybe showing up. But the big picture? There’s no coming back from this. Without the Protectorate, without all the work that it does to organize heroes around the world, there’s no getting everyone working together. The amount of anger? The suspicion, wondering if a teammate took the formula or not? How can we go up against the next Endbringer that shows up?” - Excerpt from Scourge 19.6
  9. “This is a trick,” he said.

    “Yeah,” I admitted. “But not the way you’re thinking.”

    He didn’t respond to that.

    “Do you need me to take a different position?” I asked.

    “Once upon a time, I would have had something clever to say in response to that,” he said, quiet.

    “What?”

    “Nevermind. Kneel, with your arms behind you.” - Excerpt from Cell 22.1
  10. “Dennis is weird. The inner voice that he had, that looked at this fucked up world of ours and laughed at it and called attention to it, that started everything by questioning the situations we were in, being skeptical of people until they proved themselves, that’s his outer voice now. And his old outer voice, that was cynical and frustrated because he asked those questions, he challenged, and he adapted, he got hurt and tired and heartbroken… that’s the inner voice now. Like there’s something dejected but stubborn at the core of it all, and that’s where the jokey quips and skepticism come from now.” - Excerpt from Sundown 17.3
  11. 11.0 11.1 Clockblocker – A member of the Brockton Bay Wards, wears a white skin tight costume with body armor. Has flat, featureless pane over his face to serve as a mask and clock faces studding the armor. Can freeze something in time for an indeterminate period on touching it. - Worm Cast Page
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 - Excerpt from Cell 22.1
  13. 13.0 13.1 13.2 I glanced at Clockblocker, but he appeared unfazed. Not that I could really tell. His armor still had animated clock faces digitally displayed on the open spaces, and there was one in the middle of his face. - Excerpt from Sting 26.3
  14. Dennis’s red hair didn’t move in the wind, and there was a faint lensing at the very edges of his face, like they might at the corner of a chandelier, except more dark than light. He wore a coat over a gray costume with clock faces worked into it, Valkyrie’s ‘wings’ at the clock predominant at the chest.
    [...]
    “The mutated hair looks cool, at least,” Vista said. “I bet it’s a pain in the ass.”

    “You have no idea,” Dennis said, touching hair that might as well have been time-stopped, it was so unmoving. “I can’t wear my usual style of helmet. - Excerpt from Sundown 17.2
  15. 15.0 15.1 15.2 Sentinel 9.4
  16. 16.0 16.1 16.2 Scourge 19.6
  17. Jim Lee: Clockblocker’s power does work on himself. We’ve seen him doing it a couple of times, to survive some sort of area explosion or the like.

    wildbow: His costume, not himself. - Discussion in Cell 22.4
  18. Interlude 13
  19. Sting 26.3
  20. “It remains a possibility. If her teammates were to attack, she’d be positioned to use her power to hamper us, up until we used the nonlethal measures to incapacitate her,” Tagg replied.

    “I could use my power,” Clockblocker said. “Put her on pause, repeat the process until we have other measures in place.”

    “No,” Tagg said. “We need you elsewhere, and each contact gives her a chance to act against you or escape. She’s confined, and we can use countermeasures to incapacitate her if need be.” - Excerpt from Cell 22.1
  21. Extermination 8.3
  22. Scourge 19.7
  23. Aegis [wearing Clockblocker's costume] didn't try to run this time. He stood his ground and reached for his utility belt. He retrieved something that looked like a miniature fire extinguisher.

    Then he pulled the pin. - Agitation 3.10
  24. Clockblocker used his glove, and the fingertips shot out with explosive force, with what looked like gleaming white fishing line stretching between the digits and the glove. The tips punched into a wall. A fence of thin lines, not much different from my spider silk.

    Dragon put her hand on the glove, and the tips retracted just as fast. My bugs could hear her speaking. “…’ll hurt … civilians.” - Excerpt from Chrysalis 20.5
  25. Clockblocker activated the device on his back. A dome unfolded around him, almost like a tent, though more rigid.

    Rachel had already fled with her dogs. Even so, it was tight, everyone pressed together inside.

    He froze the dome.

    I regretted that I didn’t get to see the follow-up attack.

    The Thanda had a cape that was sort of in the same vein as Shuffle. A teleporter of landmasses.

    This cape didn’t need to teleport things onto solid ground. In fact, he specialized in the opposite.

    A large building was teleported into the stratosphere, where it summarily fell on the cube. I could hear the crash through the cameras the Brockton Bay Wards wore.

    Siberians down, I thought. - Excerpt from Sting 26.5
  26. This conforms. In this case it was the needle that was to go into Dennis' leg that crystalized it as a striker trigger. - Wildbow on Reddit
  27. In this case the striker component was the tool being used. The irony/theme come into play with his dad having so little time, and CB knowing that but still caving due to the pain. - Wildbow on Reddit Again
  28. Wildbow: shrink bomb with Vista, surround with clockblocked material. - IRC comment by Wildbow, archived on SpaceBattles
  29. Sentinel 9.3
  30. “Regret what?”

    “Joining the Wards.  The rules, the bureaucracy.  It’s… fuck, I mean, I appreciate having the resources.  Guys to make the costume, even this."

    “Talking to me?”

    “Sure.  Make sure my head’s screwed on right.  But at the same time, being stuck in a classroom after Leviathan attacks, because the rules say I have to be in school a certain number of hours a day?  It’s fucked.  I wonder if the villains are winning because they don’t have to worry about that stuff.”

    “Could be.” - Excerpt from Interlude 18.z
  31. When Taylor asks for Clockblocker to be on her operative team, she asks for him to return to his old team and be leader again. This is because he’s presently in the Protectorate. - Comment by Wildbow on Sting 26.2
  32. Teneral e.1
  33. Interlude: End
  34. A red haired young man that was donning a white bodysuit. - Comment by Wildbow on Interlude: End
  35. Sundown 17.2
  36. Last 20.1
  37. Last 20.3

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