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Created by the Norseman, For use in Marvel-Down & Dirty (for lack of a better name)
Real Name: Tony (Anton Pokladowski) Form: Random Mutant Sex: Male Age: 18 Motivation: Killing is Regretable Occupation: ex-petty thief and beggar, handy-man Identity: Known only to his contacts Legal Status: US Citizen with Juvenile Record Birthplace: New York City Marital Status: Single Relatives: Unknown Base: Homeless Shelter run by the Church of the Blessed Virgin, New York City Known Powers: Blending: Am (50). He can blend into whatever environment that he is in. Not only does his skin attain the coloration of the background, his body becomes translucent to the point of seeing the texture of the surfaces behind him. Equipment: Fighting Rope: His fighting rope is 12 feet long and weighted on each end.
Knife: Material Strength: Ex (20). Talents: Acrobatics (Tightrope Walking, Rope Climbing, and Move Silently) Edged Weapons (Knives) Rope Fighting and Use Contacts: Mr. Kyle (Pawn Shop Proprietor - AKA Fence) Sister Emanuel from the Church of the Blessed Virgin Notes: He will do absolutely anything for any individual that he considers to be a friend. In a fight, he prefers to sneak up behind his opponents. History: Tony was abandoned by his mother when she couldn't afford both food and her habit. All he knows of himself is that his name is Tony, and his mother was sick. He was able to survive on the streets by himself by his wits and willingness to do almost anything. He learned early on that an intense surprise attack from the rear can overcome targets much larger than himself. A philosophy of combat that he adheres to to this day. He has had several run ins with the police, and has spent time in various juvenile detention centers. During one winter, he was offered a bed and steady meals by the operators of a homeless shelter run by volunteers from the Church of the Blessed Virgin in exchange he had to try to turn his life around, and do various odd-jobs around the shelter. It was here that he met Sister Emanuel. He has been at the shelter for over three years now. |