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Adalid

Adalid was a South American cape, described as "a hero to the people". Given descriptions of the South American cape scene, it's likely that they opposed the corrupt government.

Adalid attended the meeting of all the major powers after Scion's betrayal[1].

Trivia

  • Spanish for Champion

References

Anomaly

Anomaly is a member of the Chicago Protectorate.

Abilities and Powers

Anomaly has the ability to create beachball-sized black spheres. He can use these spheres to light his way in the dark and draw people towards them.

References

Bearach

Bearach is a member of the Chicago Wards.

History

Following Leviathan's attack on Brockton Bay, Bearach put in for vacation. Tecton said that he thought that Bearach was feeling the pressure and that he thought Bearach hoped to have a good excuse to miss the next Endbringer fight. Tecton said that he told him that he wasn't forced to come on the missions, but that Bearach felt compelled to defend others.

Carnal

Carnal is a supervillian.

Background

Carnal thought that he had a place on the Slaughterhouse Nine and approached them, only to fail their tests. He and Prophet were then made into an amalgamated cape by Bonesaw.[1]

Abilities

Carnal is described as a durable healer, whose healing factor accelerates by bathing in blood.[1]

References

Egesa

Egesa is a Case 53.

Background

[Coming Soon]

Appearance

Egesa is a Case 53. He is described as a man with a neck three times the usual length and a gnarled hump on his back that is plated with armor. His arms split in two at the elbow, with one set hands and one set of limbs that ended with built-in scythes.[1]

References

Fathom

An Indian parahuman who could displace things into and out of a dimension filled with water. His name was translated from Punjabi by Kismet. Appeared in Crushed 24.3 alongside Kismet and Particulate, wandered off somewhere.

Garnett

Garnett is a member of the Chicago Wards. Their power is unknown. Mentioned in Scourge 19.3.

Glyph‏‎

Abilities and Powers

Mentioned as one of the Guild front line combatants, along with Dragon, Defiant, Narwhal and Dragon's Teeth.[1]

History

Survived the Golden Morning.

Trivia

  • The Author created a non-canon character Eulogy that fought using words,[2] this is not the same character despite fandom speculation.

References

  1. I could see Narwhal, standing off to one side, two of the Dragon’s Teeth flanking her.  Masamune wasn’t present, but from what I knew of the guy, he wasn’t even close to being a front-lines combatant.   They’d recruited him from the ruined area of Japan, a somewhat crazed hermit, and gave him work in figuring out how to mass produce their stuff without the maintenance issues snowballing out of control, like tinker tech tended to do in large quantities.

    Thanks to him, they had the Dragon’s Teeth, they had the combat engines and they had top of the line gear for various members of the Protectorate and Wards.

    Of the other members of the Guild, the only other one who could theoretically be on the front lines of the fight would be Glyph.  I could only assume she was somewhere close. - Exerpt from Sting 26.2
  2. Comment by Wildbow on Interlude 16x (Donation Bonus)

Gwerrus

Gwerrus is a Case 53.

Background

After the Simurgh used Professor Haywire's technology to open a portal to one of Cauldron's bases, Gwerrus escaped. She eventually made it to a restaurant. Sometime later, she picked up and held shoved Egesa towards Matryoshka.

Matryoshka told her that she could not take Egesa or she would lose herself. Gwerrus slammed a hand onto a counter and demolished it, surprising herself. She told Matryoshka that there were many guards, fences and transportation. Matryoshka corrected her, telling her that they were called trucks, before Gwerrus told her that people would be hunting her. She then went on to tell her that they would use her to escape before asking her to fold them into her.

When a rumble shook the city, Gwerrus translated for Egesa and told Matryoshka to do it now. When Matryoshka said she had gotten that, Gwerrus said that was clever and then told her to use her clever mind to think. Matryoshka then reached out, bent and folded into the woman that Gwerrus had thrown to the ground.

Gwerrus asked Matryoshka how long it would take to digest the people she used her power on. Matryoshka told her it might take two or three hours before she clarified herself and said that she couldn't really remember. Gwerrus told her to fold into her, Egesa and then their captives.

Matryoshka told her that she would digest her if the escape took more than two hours and Gwerrus said that she was a solider and hard to eat. She kneeled and Matryoshka began to fold her into herself. Sometime into the process, Matryoshka was attacked by Krouse and forced to unwind from Gwerrus.

Gwerrus told him that he was brave but stupid before telling Matryoshka that they needed him and for her to fold him. When Matryoshka told her that she would need more people, as she would digest the women she had folded soon, Gwerrus said that they would get more. Egesa kicked him and Matryoshka told her not to hurt him before Gwerrus told her that they were enemies and that they hunted them.

Later, Gwerrus advanced on Marrisa. She turned on Krouse after he had dealt with Egesa and told him that he was a stupid brave boy. She followed him out of the restaurant and through the snow until she managed to catch him: grabbing him by the seat of the pants and the back of his coat. He stabbed her hand with his knife only for her power to reflect the damage onto him. She called him a stupid boy.

Myrddin used his power to rescue Krouse before Gwerrus, seeing him and the others with him, backed away. They talked about her power before the armored man approached her. She told him that she was stronger than him before asking him why they hunted people like her. He slammed his halberd into the ground and smoke billowed out around him before firing a nonlethal bullet at her.

Gwerrus fell to one knee, pressing her hand against her chest, before the armored man set her on fire. She soon burned to death.[1]

Appearance

Gwerrus is a Case 53. She is described as being seven feet tall and heavy in a way that met some middle ground between muscular and far. Her skin is thick and her features are blunt: she has a porcine nose and cauliflower ears, her fingers are stubby and her lips curled away from her teeth.

She wore a gray prisoner uniform with the word "GWERRUS" printed across her shoulders.

Abilities and Powers

Gwerrus has enhanced strength and a protective ability that allows her to reflect damage back onto her attacker. Armsmaster theorized that she either needed to see the person attacking her or that there needed to be some correlation between the person and the damage done.

References

  1. "Worm" Web Serial, Migration 17.4

Heith Anders

Heith Anders is the wife of Max Anders, mother of Theo Anders and cousin of, and guardian to, Jessica Biermann and Nessa Biermann. Was killed in a Skirmish with The Teeth when they were originally in Brockton Bay[1]

Heith is described as a "size changer protected by a personal distortion field",[2] somewhat like her two charges.

References

  1. “Heith.”

    Justin sighed. Heith was Fenja and Menja’s cousin and guardian, Kaiser’s first wife, killed in a turf war with the Teeth, back in the old days of Brockton Bay. She has powers after all.

    Somehow, all of this would be easier if he could believe that Theo was illegitimate. - Excerpt from Queen 18.y
  2. Heith - Size changer protected by personal distortion field - E88 Wildbow's Parahuman List, bolded edit by Wildbow

Jamestowner

Abilities and Powers

Jamestowner is a tinker.[1] He is described as a radiation blaster that can focus effects to turn individuals into mutants that were docile toward him, but driven by cannibalistic hunger and the fear of being irradiated further.[2]

History

When talking to the other Undersiders about her two theories regarding Echidna, Tattletale mentioned that Jamestowner alongside other megalomatic Tinkers that might have tried something but that their powers didn't fit the scenario well.[1]

Iron Rain

Iron Rain is the daughter of Richard Anders, sister to Max Anders, sister-in-law to Heith Anders and Kayden Anders, and aunt of Theo Anders and Aster Anders.

Personality

Described as inheriting her father's savagery. Described as a "rallying point for the Empire's more brutish racists", and actually believing in the ideology of E88 in contrast to her brother who only used it to gain power.[3]

Abilities

Iron Rain was capable of materializing ferrous metal objects in midair in the shape of spears, blades, and weights.[4] These form at higher or lower altitudes, with their flight controlled using minor ferrokinesis which she used to aim them, sometimes sacrificing accuracy for penetrating power.

Had the ability to 'charge' her power, manifesting a larger number of ferrous objects.[3]

History

Murdered before the start of the story, though her murderer's identity is not confirmed. Marquis confessed to Iron Rain's murder, though he seems to have been covering for someone else.[5] He may have confessed this to get a message to his daughter, Panacea. While Dragon's records indicate that Marquis is officially her killer, Jack Slash of the Slaughterhouse Nine is skeptical of the claim.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 “Someone’s doing their level best to make their own Endbringer.”

    [...]

    “Yes.  There’s also any number of megalomaniac tinkers out there who might have tried something. Bonesaw, Rattenfänger, Jamestowner, Blasto, Mosaic, Monstrum, some non-tinkers like Chrysalis and Nilbog, bunch of others.” - Exerpt from Queen 18.1
  2. Jamestown{sic} Radiation blaster, could focus effects to turn individuals into docile (to him) mutants, driven largely by cannibalistic hunger and fear of being irradiated further. - Parahuman List, bolded edit by Wildbow.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Playtest Capes
  4. Iron Rain / Materialized metal blades at high altitudes, minor ferrokinesis allowed some aiming of the falling spears/blades/weights. / E88 - Parahumans list, bolded edit by Wildbow
  5. Kaiser did have a sister that was killed. That much was true. Dragon would have seen through it otherwise. But Marquis took credit for it when he wasn’t the culprit. - Comment by Wildbow on Queen 18.y

Jiǎ

A tinker who worked for the Yàngbǎn, creating simulations for them to practice in, among other technology. Their powers were considered too valuable to share among the group.[1]

References

  1. A small handful of individuals in the C.U.I. hadn’t been brought onto the group. Null, the cape who made the Yàngbǎn possible, was independent. He couldn’t be a part of the whole. Others included Tōng Líng Tǎ, who had a power that was too slow to use, not worth the fractional decrease in power that came with including her in the network, Shén yù, the strategist, and Jiǎ, the tinker that supplied the C.U.I. with its devices, including the simulations for the drills.-23.x

Jotun

Jotun was a parahuman who participated in the Leviathan fight.

History

Alongside Alabaster and Dauntless, he was thrown into the center of a time-distortion bubble by Leviathan, where he was caught, unable to make his exit fast enough to avoid being frozen in time.[1]

References

Jotun II

Jotun II is the second Juton to be named in the story. Hiemal is a possible alternate name.

History

Tried to take over Fairbanks Alaska after national news of the situation in Brockton Bay broke. Failed but killed several people.[1]

This fast tracked the creation of the Anchorage department.[2]

References

https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/15280025

Kazikli Bey

Kazikli Bey is a parahuman.

Appearance

Kazikli Bey wears a red helmet and red gauntlets.[1]

Abilities and Powers

Kazikli Bey is an aerokinetic that is capable of forming whirlwinds and slicing people with air compressed into razorlike ribbons.[1]

Trivia

His name comes from the name given to Vlad the Impaler, an important inspirational figure in the myth of Dracula, by his enemies the Ottoman Turks. It means "Impaler Prince."

Kismet

A "balance thinker". Killed by the Thanda in Crushed 24.3. He wore a white robe with a hard, faceless mask that had only slits for the eyes.

Knot

Knot -- also known as Prisoner 603 and Prisoner 604 -- was a parahuman that had been sentenced to the Birdcage.

Personality

According to Dragon, Knot has a cognitive impairment and a childlike mentality.

History

In Interlude 10.5, when Dragon was checking on the last month's addition to the Birdcage, she learned that Knot had fallen into the role of heavy hitter and enforcer for Prisoner 390 despite their cognitive impairment.

Lizard Prince

Lizard Prince -- also known as Prisoner 602 -- was a parahuman that had been sentenced to the Birdcage.

History

In Interlude 10.5, when Dragon was checking on the last month's addition to the Birdcage, she learned that Lizard Prince had died. She contacted the PRT with the news and notified his victims.

Murderbeam

Murderbeam -- also known as 605 -- was a parahuman that had been sentenced to the Birdcage.

History

In Interlude 10.5, when Dragon was checking on the last month's addition to the Birdcage, she learned that while Murderbeam was feared outside of the prison the residents inside the prison did not. She believed that he would not survive the week and the thought disappointed her because she hoped that Prisoner 550 would reach out and support him.

Null

The first member of the Yàngbǎn. His power made the Yàngbǎn possible, and he was one of the few members whose powers were not shared among the group. [2] He was capable of rescinding the powers of Yàngbǎn members, but they needed to contact him to do so. [3]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Scarab 25.6
  2. A small handful of individuals in the C.U.I. hadn't been brought onto the group. Null, the cape who made the Yàngbǎn possible, was independent. He couldn't be a part of the whole.-Interlude 23
  3. If I didn't think Null would rescind my powers, I'd kill you here and now.

    Reluctantly, still stewing with anger, he obeyed ... He didn't have much time before the Yàngbǎn found a free moment to contact Null and rescind his powers. Maybe they were calling already. Maybe the electromagnetic radiation in the area would block the call.-Interlude 23

One

Is the "brainwashing-capable thinker"[1] of the Yàngbǎn. Responsible from maintaining the cohesiveness of the Chinese military team and of the CUI society.[2]

References

  1. One - Brainwashing-capable thinker - Yangban - Parahuman list, bolded edit by Wildbow
  2. Wildbow on IRC, archived on Spacebattles

Particulate

An Indian "dust tinker". His name was translated from Punjabi by Kismet. Hated Phir Se.

Appearance & Equipment

Particulate carried a scanning device and a gun that reduced things to dust. The gun was ineffective on Behemoth and could only fire three shots, but it carved a tunnel three feet wide and he was able to modify it into a one-time detonation after its battery ran out.

Bald, narrow head, wore goggles and a face mask that clung to him, outlining every detail of his face and mouth. Appeared in Crushed 24.3 and Crushed 24.4.

Prolapse

Prolapse is a parahuman.

Abilities and Powers

Prolapse is described as having biokinetic durability and size as well as the ability to turn individuals inside out with a touch.

References

Prophet

A regenerator who believed he was Jesus. Combined with Carnal by Bonesaw to create the centaur-like Pagoda.[1]

References

Ramrod

Ramrod -- also known as Prisoner 606 -- is a parahuman that was sentenced to the Birdcage.

Personality

According to the psych evaluation from the courtroom, Ramrod is a very laid back and unruffable individual.

History

In Interlude 10.5, when Dragon was checking in on the last month's addition to the Birdcage, she learned that Ramrod had become part of Cell Block X's inner circle. She thought that it was to be expected since she had placed him there in the hope that he would have a calming influence on the others in his block.

Ramrod

Ramrod is a parahuman.

Abilities and Powers

Ramrod is described as having the ability to imbue touched objects (primarily her bo-staff) with diffuse but powerful impacts, limited to favor objects over people.

References

Reynard

Reynard was a member of the Boston Wards who wore a fox mask. His only appearance was meeting with some kids in a park in Drone 23.4 along with some other Wards, at a community outreach event Weaver attended.

Sifara

Sifara is a chief member of the Thanda.

Abilities and Powers

Sifara has the power to maintain spatial relationships. His power requires him to have a strong reference for those that he worked it on. He prefers to use touch for a strong connection and, failing that, eyesight.

Stardust

Stardust was a member of the Chicago Protectorate.

History

Stardust graduated from the Chicago Wards to the Chicago Protectorate three years before and died one year before Weaver became a part of the Chicago Wards.

Stinger

Stinger is a supervillain operating in California. When choosing her cape alias, Skitter considered the name Stinger, before discovering that the name had already been claimed.

Abilities and Powers

Stinger is a Tinker specializing in propulsion, mainly jetpacks and missiles.[1]

References

  1. Stinger / Tinker specializing in propulsion, mainly jetpacks and missiles.- Parahuman List, bolded edit by Wildbow

Subject 3016

Subject 3016 is a Case 53.

Appearance

Subject 3016 has a shaggy beard and long, greasy hair. He mutated after drinking a Cauldron vial, with featureless gray planes in the area between his pelvis and his right foot, an area of his stomach, around an eye, and his left arm.

Abilities and Powers

Subject 3016 is capable of manifesting the missing parts of his body from various dimensions, resulting in more powerful attacks.

In his battle with the Number Man, Subject 3016 obliterated concrete and steel with a single attack, as if he had leveraged every possible version of himself that was in the basement and drawing them together into one coordinated strike.

History

Subject 3016 was "collected" from his world by Cauldron agents, forced to drink a Cauldron vial, and contained on the fourth floor of the Cauldron headquarters.

When he attempted to escape in conjunction with subject 2990, the Number Man was alerted and stopped him.[1]

References

  1. Imago 21.x (Interlude; Number Man)

Two

Two was one of the Yàngbǎn's most valuable members. Her ability to magnify the powers of parahumans in close proximity - the "second path" - allowed them to magnify each others' powers when shared among them, in a feedback loop of self-reinforcement.[1]

References

  1. Hefelt a rush, just being part of the unit. Being a part of a maneuver that let them cut through a burning ruin of a building with the ease they had.

    Some of that rush, he knew, was the second path. Magnification of powers. Two wasn't present, she was too valuable to risk losing, but they still shared her power between them. Each of them had a sliver of her ability to enhance the powers of those nearby. It was the reason their powers worked to the degree that they did, a feedback loop in power augmentation across their whole unit.-Interlude 23

Vornehm

Vornehm (German for "genteel") is the leader of the German team The Meisters by the time of Gold Morning.[1]

Trivia

  • It should be noted that Vornehm is not correct German if it is meant as a name. As 'Vornehm' as cognates is just an adjective, this mistake may be due to the main characters limited knowledge or the authors own ignorance.

References

  1. King of Hearts was the only person of any meaningful rank who spoke the same language I did and who wasn’t mobilizing to leave. The leader of the Meisters, Vornehm, was giving orders in German. A scary-looking Master class cape with an army of clay men carrying tinker weapons was ordering other people around with the same harsh voice he was commanding his own troops. - ExcerptfromVenom 29.1

Whimper

Whimper is a parahuman that was sentenced to the Birdcage.

History

Wimper was sentenced to the Birdcage where he was then assigned to Block W under Marquis. He oversaw an auction between inmates over items in the supply drop. He showed Marquis three books.

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