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"It can be cruel, poetic, or blind. But when it's denied, it's your violence you will find." - The Riddler

Villains: Eternity (Ramsey Rossmo)

In an attempt to travel back in time to visit his dead wife, Dr. Ramsey Rossmo uses an experimental time machine to relive his happy years with her. Unfortunately, he winds up finding out that him traveling back in time is the reason why his wife died. While trying to adjust history to fix his mistake, his machine malfunctions and sends him back to the beginning of the universe, wherein he was frozen in stasis, just watching time pass him by. He couldn’t go forward to when he was born, nor back before he got caught in stasis. All he could do was watch time pass him by. He saw the birth of the first organism, the first fish to crawl onto dry land, the first homosapien walk on two legs, the first decipherable language spoken, the first war, the first civilization, and everything that led up to where everyone was in the future. During his time in stasis, he realized that there was no god, and he came to the conclusion that every religious war was completely pointless. He finally fell out of stasis when he caught up to his time period, that being 2179. After coming out of stasis, he claimed to be a time god, and that he was here to prove that all of our petty squabbling over religious beliefs were all for nothing. He then gained a massive amount of followers, and they proceeded to lay siege to all of Harking City’s religious institutes, burning down every church and religious gathering. After they massacred an entire hate church full of Neo-Nazis, his “Religion of Eternity” gained a massive cult following. They even beheaded the Archdeacon of the Christian Church, and hung all of the priests from the roof. They were eventually stopped by Bonfire, who was an Atheist, too. 

Villains: Zap (Jennifer Watts)

Jennifer was a rebellious child prodigy from Portugal. She was an extremely creative person who eventually became one of the smartest lab techs at Grayson Industries, a rival company to the Carlyle Corporation. She was eventually recruited to do some corporate espionage in order for the company to find out the latest thing the Carlyle Corporation was making, so Grayson Industries could find out ahead of time and produce a knock off first. While undercover, she found the super serum and managed to bring the recipe to her superiors, and they quickly manufactured a knock off version of it to sell to their proprietors on the Black Market. During that time, she also manufactured a special battery that can be attached to the human body and produce an unlimited amount of energy by absorbing the electrons in the atmosphere. One night, police raided the lab after it was found out that Grayson Industries had performed corporate espionage, and Jennifer tried to escape with some samples of the new super serum and the prototype for her battery. She escaped out the backdoor of the lab and into a city in the middle of a lighting storm. While she was running to her car, lightning struck her battery, which she’d been wearing in order to carry it. She was then fused with the battery, as well as the chemicals she’d been carrying on her. The shock of electricity combined with the chemicals drove her completely insane, and she wound up developing a split personality, that being Jennifer and Zap. She is now a person of two minds, whereas Jennifer wants to help expand the world of science using research and patience, Zap uses brute force and murder to achieve her goals, no matter what it takes. She woke up in the hospital a day later, and wound up shorting out the electrical system with a mere touch. She then escaped, finding out that the battery combined with the serum had given her the ability to manipulate electro-magnetism, as well as use that electricity to supercharge her muscles, allowing her to run superhumanly fast. She later plunged the city into chaos by causing a blackout when she absorbed all of the power from the power plant. This led to many inmates from prisons and asylums escaping, as well as Jonathan Lincoln.

Villains: Mr. Fuse (Arthur Ryan III)

Arthur is the son of one of the United Kingdom’s greatest army Colonels, and was trained from childhood to be a soldier. During his childhood, his father constantly told him to suppress his emotions, as they’ll get you killed on the battlefield according to him. In college he graduated with flying colors in the field of chemistry, as well as literature and biology. While he was in the military, Arthur used his extensive expertise to become his platoon’s resident explosives expert. During their time in the war, his platoon was given the experimental version of the super power serum, and they were able to win numerous battles in the coming months. Unfortunately, all good things often come to an abrupt and miserable end, especially in the army. While trying to save African refugees from a group of terrorists, Arthur’s entire platoon was slaughtered when it was revealed that the terrorists had gotten their hands on the bootleg version of the super serum developed by Grayson Industries. Arthur was the only member who survived and was naturally traumatized and broken by this. His confusion turned into rage, as later that night, he injected himself with the super serum and got the ability to turn anything he touches into a bomb, which can be activated by pressing his thumb down like a detonator. He then went and slaughtered every single one of the terrorists, and burned their entire headquarters to the ground, accidentally killing all of the refugees in the process. Knowing his time in the military ruined his life, he went back home to England and destroyed his military boarding school, his family manor, and then tracked down his father and turned him into a bomb, using him to blow up the memorial to his platoon during his father’s eulogy. He then sold his skills as a professional arsonist and mercenary, and became good friends with a master sharpshooting assassin named Bulletstorm.

Jerome Callows

Lute Tribute (Bitter End)

This is a song I found that I think fits Lute the Exorcist Angel from Hazbin Hotel perfectly. Give it a listen!

My Harvey (Two-Face) Dent Redesign

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My redesign of Winslow P. Schott: The Terrible Toyman

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