1. Sovegrin Volt
Gender: MalePowers: Electrokinetic manipulation, electrical absorption, short-range lightning burstsCrimes: Bank robberies
Backstory & Personality:Sovegrin Volt was once a city infrastructure technician who understood power grids better than anyone in the department. A freak accident during a thunderstorm fused experimental energy-storage tech into his nervous system, granting him fine control over electrical currents.
Now, Volt sees money as the "energy" that powers society—and believes he deserves a larger share. He robs banks not just for wealth, but to "reclaim what the world stole from him." He is confident, sarcastic, and dangerously calm, often mocking police by overloading their radios or disabling streetlights during escapes.
Weaknesses: Requires periodic electrical "recharges." If fully drained, he becomes nearly powerless.
Moral Alignment: Antihero leaning villain — he avoids killing but has no problem hurting security forces.
2. DreamOn
Gender: FemalePowers: Mindscape illusions, emotional manipulation, sensory hallucinationsCrimes: Using her powers as an addictive "mental drug" for clients
Backstory & Personality:DreamOn was once a struggling performer who wanted people to feel the emotions she put into her art. When her powers awakened, she could project fully immersive illusions—dream worlds where people experienced bliss, nostalgia, or desire.
It didn't take long for lonely and wealthy people to become dependent on her illusions. Seeing profit, she started selling "Dream Sessions," mental escapes that quickly developed psychological addiction.
DreamOn is charismatic, gentle in voice, and always smiling—yet underneath, she struggles with guilt. She insists she "only gives people what they want," but she knows she's becoming a mental drug lord.
Weaknesses:Anyone with strong emotional stability or psychic resistance can break her illusions.
Moral Alignment: Morally gray — harmful but not malicious.
3. Error
Gender: FemalePowers: Unstable short-range teleportation, object-phase shifting, glitches during teleport useCrimes: Breaking and entering, theftRole: Love interest in the team
Backstory & Personality:"Error" got her nickname because her teleports often come with visual static, glitching sounds, and unintended jumps. A former courier who loved speed and freedom, she turned to burglary after realizing her powers made her nearly uncatchable.
Her teleportation is unpredictable—sometimes she overshoots a jump, sometimes she appears inside locked vaults unintentionally. She's playful, sharp-witted, and surprisingly loyal for a thief. Her powers scare her a little, and she uses humor to hide her anxiety.
Weaknesses:If stressed, her powers malfunction, randomly displacing her a few feet—or not working at all.
Moral Alignment: Neutral — steals to survive but avoids violence.
4. Tremmor
Gender: MalePowers: Seismic force generation, shockwave punches, ground rupturesCrimes: Destruction of property (unintentionally and intentionally)
Backstory & Personality:Tremmor's powers awakened during a mining accident. Every emotional spike—anger, fear, even excitement—causes small earthquakes around him. Unable to control his seismic bursts, he became feared by civilians.
Tremmor is not evil; he's simply overwhelmed and frustrated. Every time he tries to help, things get worse, buildings collapse, roads crack, and people scream. Society labeled him a threat, so he convinced himself he might as well pretend to be the monster they think he is.
Weaknesses:Meditation helps, but emotional instability triggers catastrophic power spikes.
Moral Alignment: Tragic villain — dangerous but not malicious at heart.
5. Carver
Gender: MalePowers: Can spawn spectral chains with hooked blades, manipulate their length and speedCrimes: Violent assault, former mafia enforcer
Backstory & Personality:Carver grew up in the criminal underworld. The day his powers manifested, he used them to climb the ranks fast—spectral chains became the mafia's ultimate intimidation tool.He earned the nickname "Carver" for his brutal but precise attacks.
Cold, methodical, and loyal only to those who earn his respect, Carver believes strength defines worth. He sees his chains as extensions of his will—binding, tearing, dragging enemies as if fate itself was hooked.
Weaknesses:His chains are weakened by extreme heat or light-based attacks.
Moral Alignment: Villain — violent, disciplined, and unrepentant.
6. Saturobi
Gender: MalePowers: Enhanced reflexes, supernatural sword mastery, ability to channel spiritual energy into his bladeCrimes: Assault on a congress member, extremist ideology
Backstory & Personality:Saturobi is a warped traditionalist who idolizes a fictional, romanticized version of ancient Japan. A self-proclaimed "restorer of honor," he sees modern multicultural society as corruption and weakness.His extremist views make him a dangerous nationalist vigilante.
He fights with the discipline of a samurai, channeling spiritual energy to sharpen his blade or create shockwave slashes. Saturobi speaks formally, moves deliberately, and believes every act of violence he commits is morally justified.
Weaknesses:His ideology blinds him—he underestimates anyone who doesn't fit his ideals.
Moral Alignment: Villain — ideological extremist.
7. Seraphim
Gender: FemalePowers: Super strength, invulnerability, massive angelic wings, high-speed flightHeight: 220 cmPhysique: Extremely muscular, imposing, built like a living fortressCrimes/Controversies: Excessive force, vigilantism, severe assault on a congress member involved in a sex scandal
Backstory & Personality:Seraphim was raised in an environment that worshipped strength, discipline, and moral purity. When her wings and powers manifested during adolescence, she interpreted them as a literal divine calling. She sees herself as a protector chosen by a higher purpose—a guardian who must deliver judgment when the system fails.
Tough, stoic, and intimidating, Seraphim has a heart that genuinely aches for victims and vulnerable people. She cannot stand corruption, abuse, or the idea of powerful people hurting the powerless. Unfortunately, her sense of justice is absolute, uncompromising, and often violent.
Her most infamous incident was when a congress member was revealed to have harmed a teenage girl in a sex scandal. Seraphim attacked him publicly, beating him so severely he was hospitalized for months. She didn't regret it—she only regretted not doing it sooner.
Hero Complex:Seraphim believes she is the only one strong enough, brave enough, or righteous enough to truly protect society. This leads her to ignore laws, oversight, and even her own team's concerns.If someone is evil in her eyes, she will act as judge, jury, and executioner.
Weaknesses:
Her emotions override her judgment; moral outrage turns her into a force of destruction. She cannot accept being wrong—any criticism only pushes her deeper into self-righteousness. Her enormous wings make indoor combat difficult.
Moral Alignment: Heroic intentions, extreme methods — a dangerous vigilante who wants to save the world but may end up hurting it instead.