Currently working on (
dealing with my college friend being at my house) making some short little tid bits for a few NPC FF supporters you'll be working with, as well as fine-tuning future enemies (no, not the "boss" kind, but simply the common ones I'll need to throw in your face from time to time). First off I suppose it'd be pertinent to describe the original Final Five at least a little bit. Perhaps your character bios can retroactively have some affiliation/relationship with them?
Codename:
Citadel
Always the wise-cracker, Citadel livened the original Final Five where his more serious counterparts would make it dreadfully sanitary and socially uneventful. His assery was often times the bane of Gigakill's life, creating a rather big rift in friendship between the two members. Citadel nevertheless maintained a good relationship with the others, who were far more tolerant of the terrible jokes, inappropriate statements, and inconsistent effort. His previous job as a common office worker, as Citadel described it, was, "So utterly boring, he couldn't help but let loose and enjoy the hero lifestyle to its fullest."
Unifying the arts of psionics with knightly skill, Citadel was the bruiser of the group, unleashing strange psychic attacks with melee swings and in-your-face techniques. Many considered him to be the balance between magic and swordfighting, earning him the title
spellsword about as often as he was called Citadel. Many attest his ability to always manage to ruin the situation
perfectly with mind-reading, though none have ever managed to confirm if he can truly do as such.
Codename:
Gigakill
A Japanese mecha developed during the turn of the 22nd century, it was one of the very first to display autonomy compared to its controller-manipulated brethren. Despite its novelty, Gigakill was ultimately a dime a dozen within but weeks as countless other nations and institutions created their own versions; in but months, he was surpassed by bigger and better things. Sold to a rich otaku, his form was "enhanced" to more closely resemble the culturally appropriate mecha of fiction. Nothing more than a cool statue to show off to individuals, Gigakill remained dormant for some time.
When the first hints of magic welled up from beneath the Pacific, Gigakill began to stir, soon feeling... feelings. His programming slowly became less and less "in command" of his body, and within days he could move as he pleased, confused as he was about doing so.
Free from the shackles of creation, Gigakill began to take a liking towards heroism and the like. The sheer strength and fortitude of his mystic body drew attention from a few individuals seeking to create a more 'formal' vigilante squad...
Codename:
Majorana
Originally but a mundane librarian of some still-standing old-century archive, Majorana found herself drawn to the city of Shanhu when the prospects of fortune piqued her interest; in a world of electronic gadgets and easy access, a sense of novelty and uniqueness drew many "hipsters" of the rich Shanhu citizenry towards physical copies. Majorana established a successful bookstore in Shanhu, where she began to feel a sense of strangeness.
As she read through books, she began to see changes occur around her with every sentence. It took some time to fully understand what was going on, but as it was revealed, she realized how powerful an ability she had at her disposal.
While finicky, her power essentially revolves around the recounting of statements from physical books to generate changes in the world. Despite the extreme variety of abilities she could thus possess, the fact that she must read the appropriate sentence in a book means she must memorize pages and their contents, as well as have the copies on hand.
Codename:
Black Star
Like Gigakill, Black Star is a robot, though was made far more recently than the mecha-style warrior. Originally intended to be an espionage machine, Black Star immediately displayed a fondness towards the fine and cultured ways of a certain
James Bond described over countless stories stored on the internet. At the same time, he developed a sense of self and sentience, and peacefully disappeared from the factory that had created him. The project, it suffices to say, was a failure.
Black Star spent his time instead intercepting the more sophisticated and wealthy crime of the world, urged on by his desire to be a suave and skillful "spy", though he was more often simply considered a hero. His connections and the realization that higher crime can be generated or fueled by lower crime spurred Black Star on to create the Final Five, gathering four other individuals to fill as many roles as possible.
Black Stars powers revolve around the ability to "digitize" himself and enter into a network before appearing through any "terminal" be it a computer or wi-fi router. This invariably leads to the terminal being fried or outright destroyed in a shower of sparks. Even Black Star himself doesn't understand the process.
Codename:
Lotte
"It's short for
Devilotte, because I thought that name was too obvious." Lotte is the youngest of the Final Five, though is nevertheless considered the most physically strong. While not as spectacular as her comrades' lives, Lotte's was still likely the more eventful and dangerous. A runaway child in Shanhu, Lotte got by through sheer luck and tenacity; among the lower classes of Shanhu, Lotte resonates most compared to the other four of the Final Five.
Initially a low-tier villainess of sorts, Lotte was picked up the Final Five supporter
Crane and summarily reprimanded after her first and only loss to the Final Five. Though she lacked any formal training, Lotte displayed a growth rate far exceeding her caretaker's expectations. Fearful of a more dangerous future foe, Lotte was carefully monitored and "raised" to try and remove the lingering 'bad' in her soul. Though she is still considered mischievous, Lotte has proven to have a good heart and a love for the city.
The 'Hulk' of the group, Lotte has the power of
turmoil empowerment. Essentially, the more hectic, violent, dangerous, crazy, or out-of-control things get around her, the stronger and tougher she gets herself.