Player: Sara Contact:currykirby Anything Else?: currently stuck in persona 3 hell, and after that, final fantasy vii hell.
Character: Scott Summers Canon: XMCU (X-Men Movies) Canon Point: Driving back from the mall
Crime: Kills Charles Xavier
Background: Somewhat grumpy teenager that's an outcast becomes an even grumpier teen and a bigger outcast when he suddenly developed mutant powers. Although, somehow, he ends up making a lot more friends because of his powers, probably because he's going to a school where he's not the biggest weirdo anymore. In Expiation, he's a lot friendlier in general, in due to having a lot of friends and stuff, but he can sometimes have an attitude still. Some angst too regarding his powers, but he's trying to get over it.
Not yet a child soldier, haven't gotten to that canon point. ONE DAY THOUGH.
Abilities: Uncontrollable optic blasts from his eyes, unfortunately not lasers. u_u still, pew pew. He keeps them semi-controlled with his sunglasses, unfortunately doesn't have the mega cool visor that's definitely 100% cool.
Plans: Be friends with Scott!! Or bully him, that's cool. Let him be grumpy at adults and slowly warm up to them, because he's hella salty that all of his favorite adults are gone. Talk about weird powers or whatever, he's here for it, especially if you can't control it. For the memory loss event, he's going to be some orphan kid that is the apprentice of the sandwich shop because that's X-Men enough, except without all the child soldering! If you want to plot some AU backstory together, I'm cool with it! He's probably just going to have that boy next door energy, especially with the power loss.
Oh yeah join his club, TWAT Club (Teenagers with Abilities and Teens).
How can you run into my character? Everywhere in Aldrip. Sandwich shop, his home, the inn, club buliding, Astralin's farm, if you need a reason to bump into Scott, it won't be hard to think of one. He prob doesn't venture outside too much, unless it's to practice firing his optic blasts or something.
Scott Summers | XMCU
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Anything Else?: currently stuck in persona 3 hell, and after that, final fantasy vii hell.
Character: Scott Summers
Canon: XMCU (X-Men Movies)
Canon Point: Driving back from the mall
Crime: Kills Charles Xavier
Background: Somewhat grumpy teenager that's an outcast becomes an even grumpier teen and a bigger outcast when he suddenly developed mutant powers. Although, somehow, he ends up making a lot more friends because of his powers, probably because he's going to a school where he's not the biggest weirdo anymore. In Expiation, he's a lot friendlier in general, in due to having a lot of friends and stuff, but he can sometimes have an attitude still. Some angst too regarding his powers, but he's trying to get over it.
Not yet a child soldier, haven't gotten to that canon point. ONE DAY THOUGH.
Abilities: Uncontrollable optic blasts from his eyes, unfortunately not lasers. u_u still, pew pew. He keeps them semi-controlled with his sunglasses, unfortunately doesn't have the mega cool visor that's definitely 100% cool.
Plans: Be friends with Scott!! Or bully him, that's cool. Let him be grumpy at adults and slowly warm up to them, because he's hella salty that all of his favorite adults are gone. Talk about weird powers or whatever, he's here for it, especially if you can't control it. For the memory loss event, he's going to be some orphan kid that is the apprentice of the sandwich shop because that's X-Men enough, except without all the child soldering! If you want to plot some AU backstory together, I'm cool with it! He's probably just going to have that boy next door energy, especially with the power loss.
Oh yeah join his club, TWAT Club (Teenagers with Abilities and Teens).
How can you run into my character? Everywhere in Aldrip. Sandwich shop, his home, the inn, club buliding, Astralin's farm, if you need a reason to bump into Scott, it won't be hard to think of one. He prob doesn't venture outside too much, unless it's to practice firing his optic blasts or something.
???: i'm sorry i'm lazy this time