Player Information ; Your Nickname: Taters OOC Journal: apocalipstick1 Under 18?Nope. Email/IM: potathive@aim.com Characters Played at Singularity: nobody, yet
Character Information ;
Name: Wade Wilson/Deadpool
Name of Canon: Marvel Comics
Canon/AU/Other Game CR: Canon
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadpool_(comics) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_&_Deadpool http://www.comicvine.com/deadpool/29-7606/ <--This one is a doozy! It will tell you everything that has ever happened to Wade. Seriously. Everything
Canon Point:Immediately after attempting to kill himself by putting a bullet in his brain at the end of Deadpool: Dark Reign (issue 12)
Setting: Marvel Universe, Earth 616. This means spandex, explosions, portals to alternate realities and other dimensions, speech bubbles, giant monsters with names like “Fing Fang Foom”, aliens, talking ducks that smoke cigars, zombies, T-rexes, Zombie T-Rexes, magic, science that does not make sense, world-eating galactic conquerors that wear giant pink hats, super powers, team-ups, and…well. It’s a comic book universe. The only rule is that there are no rules. This is the world of Captain America, Iron Man, and Squirrel Girl, and shit here is pretty bananas.
Personality:Known as "Wade" or “Wilson” by his friends and "Deadpool" by those who aren't sure whether he'll shoot them or not, The-Merc-With-A-Mouth is widely acknowledged as utterly unstable, though certainly not malicious--unless you happen to be a clown. He really hates those. Convinced that he is a comic book character, Deadpool claims that he is not responsible for his own actions, often blaming mysterious unseen forces with typewriters. His behavior is best described as that of an emotionally challenged man-child with ADHD who’s had one too many hits of any given hallucinogen. A mercenary and sometimes assassin by trade, Wade is by no means a bad guy—just a very, very confused, slightly amoral, and thoroughly mad guy. In describing himself, he says, “I might be an annoying, brain-addled, absurdly conflicted individual…but I can still kick ass better than the best of them!”
Recently, he’s been trying very hard to be a good guy, mostly due to Cable’s influence. While the two were maintaining a friendship, he refused to take any work that involved assassination, sticking to thefts and bodyguard detail. However, his moral compass was still not exactly functional, leading him to make some poor decisions during the Marvel Civil War. Despite the fact that the government was seriously violating civil rights and throwing costumed heroes who resisted the Registration Act into the Negative Zone (a very nasty place) without trial, by Wade’s reasoning government=good guys. He chose to work for them, hunting down unregistered heroes and betraying Cable in the process. Nate eventually changed Deadpool’s mind and the two reconciled, but only after a very nasty argument involving guns, telepathically induced hallucinations, and some major explosions.
After Nate’s “death” (which Deadpool at first accepted but now seems to consider abandonment since it has come to light that Cable is, in fact, alive and well, albeit 800 years in the future), Wade has experienced some backsliding, having returned to assassination work seemingly without remorse. It should be noted, however, that he is now careful of innocent bystanders and will even inconvenience himself to protect them, something the old Deadpool would have done only rarely, if it all. He is also still very much trying to be a hero, having single-handedly saved the Earth from alien invasion and continued with his efforts to assist more legitimate heroes.
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Your Nickname: Taters
OOC Journal: apocalipstick1
Under 18?Nope.
Email/IM: potathive@aim.com
Characters Played at Singularity: nobody, yet
Character Information ;
Name: Wade Wilson/Deadpool
Name of Canon: Marvel Comics
Canon/AU/Other Game CR: Canon
Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadpool_(comics)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_&_Deadpool
http://www.comicvine.com/deadpool/29-7606/ <--This one is a doozy! It will tell you everything that has ever happened to Wade. Seriously. Everything
Canon Point:Immediately after attempting to kill himself by putting a bullet in his brain at the end of Deadpool: Dark Reign (issue 12)
Setting: Marvel Universe, Earth 616. This means spandex, explosions, portals to alternate realities and other dimensions, speech bubbles, giant monsters with names like “Fing Fang Foom”, aliens, talking ducks that smoke cigars, zombies, T-rexes, Zombie T-Rexes, magic, science that does not make sense, world-eating galactic conquerors that wear giant pink hats, super powers, team-ups, and…well. It’s a comic book universe. The only rule is that there are no rules. This is the world of Captain America, Iron Man, and Squirrel Girl, and shit here is pretty bananas.
Personality:Known as "Wade" or “Wilson” by his friends and "Deadpool" by those who aren't sure whether he'll shoot them or not, The-Merc-With-A-Mouth is widely acknowledged as utterly unstable, though certainly not malicious--unless you happen to be a clown. He really hates those. Convinced that he is a comic book character, Deadpool claims that he is not responsible for his own actions, often blaming mysterious unseen forces with typewriters. His behavior is best described as that of an emotionally challenged man-child with ADHD who’s had one too many hits of any given hallucinogen. A mercenary and sometimes assassin by trade, Wade is by no means a bad guy—just a very, very confused, slightly amoral, and thoroughly mad guy. In describing himself, he says, “I might be an annoying, brain-addled, absurdly conflicted individual…but I can still kick ass better than the best of them!”
Recently, he’s been trying very hard to be a good guy, mostly due to Cable’s influence. While the two were maintaining a friendship, he refused to take any work that involved assassination, sticking to thefts and bodyguard detail. However, his moral compass was still not exactly functional, leading him to make some poor decisions during the Marvel Civil War. Despite the fact that the government was seriously violating civil rights and throwing costumed heroes who resisted the Registration Act into the Negative Zone (a very nasty place) without trial, by Wade’s reasoning government=good guys. He chose to work for them, hunting down unregistered heroes and betraying Cable in the process. Nate eventually changed Deadpool’s mind and the two reconciled, but only after a very nasty argument involving guns, telepathically induced hallucinations, and some major explosions.
After Nate’s “death” (which Deadpool at first accepted but now seems to consider abandonment since it has come to light that Cable is, in fact, alive and well, albeit 800 years in the future), Wade has experienced some backsliding, having returned to assassination work seemingly without remorse. It should be noted, however, that he is now careful of innocent bystanders and will even inconvenience himself to protect them, something the old Deadpool would have done only rarely, if it all. He is also still very much trying to be a hero, having single-handedly saved the Earth from alien invasion and continued with his efforts to assist more legitimate heroes.