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Name: Tyrant Age: 23+ Contact:wonderfultyrant Timezone: PST Other Character(s): The Tiger King of Kandahar

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Name: Lobo Door: Left Canon: DC Comics Canon Point: Right before confronting his daughter, Crush, a second time in Teen Titans Rebirth #32. Age: 27(+) [Only time age was mentioned was in regards to N52 Lobo, a much different physically-looking character. It is assumed Lobo, in general, is 27 or, in regards to looks, older.] Appearance: Here History: Here   Personality: (CW: Mentions of mass murder, sexist language/actions, vague references to incest)  (-)Arrogant: Let's not beat around the bush, Lobo calls himself "The Main Man," and that's only the tiniest example of his terribly pompous demeanor. He puts himself above everyone else when it comes to measuring his strength and power against them. His arrogance can be measured alongside the perfect descriptor of "having a God complex" due to the absolute joy he takes in being the last Czarnian. A fact he made reality by wiping out every other member of his species.    He's quick to brag about being the best bounty hunter in the galaxy and, with his determination to see a contract through, it's definitely earned. One moment of his spectacular self-importance rearing its big, thick head is when Lobo learns that Superman's died and a group of villains have decided to wreak havoc on Earth with Clark gone. He shows up at Justice League headquarters and, seeing as they need someone powerful and well, just as good looking as the late Clark, he can be their new leader, right?   The League is less than charmed, but, seeing as they need a heavy hitter with Superman gone, they hire him. Maybe he has a right to be so arrogant.  (-)Vulgar: Would it really be Lobo without his atrocious language and vulgarity? Lobo might be a lot smarter than he lets on, but when it comes to how he presents himself, he's about as charming as a trash heap set to burn. He once took out Red Lantern Corps leader Atrocitus, an alien who's power is fueled by rage after witnessing his family's murder, with an enormous cock created from a Green Lantern ring. This man clearly does not care too much about manners, let alone polite society.    That's not even mentioning the extent he went to in order to kill off his vengeful daughter, Su-Lehmon. Some things are best left lost to ever-changing comic canon.  (-)Sadistic: Lobo is the last of his race for a reason. No matter the iteration, Lobo is responsible for wiping out every last Czarnian on his home planet. He does it either through killing each one single-handedly, with the help of a virus he creates, or blowing up the planet. To take it one gruesome step further in one extremely terrible storyline, Lobo killed off every one of his 200 hundred children who were rightfully angry at being abandoned by their dead-beat dad. Lobo doesn't use his head, he solves his problems, and there are many, with violence. It is easy to see how much he enjoys it too, picking a fight the moment he meets someone. It's most likely one of the reasons he became a bounty-hunter, because of his proclivity to cause suffering and pain.    When Lex Luthor tells him of his newest daughter, Crush, he introduces himself by choking her. Clearly, father of the damn year right there.  (-)Temperamental: It really doesn't take a lot to piss Lobo off and, on the other hand, calm him down. He has two emotions, apocalyptic raging and deviously excited. If he isn't frowning, he's smiling wide enough to show off those sharp teeth and his slimy tongue. No matter what, however, something is bound to get destroyed by Lobo's annoying lack of care for anything else around him. A great example of his terribly precarious tight-rope walk between fury and mania, is after being tricked by Guy Gardner, Lobo comes knocking on the ex-Green Lantern's front door looking for recompense. Ready for a fight, as he always is, Lobo is quick to trash Guy's apartment in the down time it takes for Guy to show up and when he does, Lobo's got a fist with his name on it.    Luckily for Guy, Lobo's easily talked down by a promise of another contract with the reward being Sinestro's old and forgotten power ring. That, and plenty of goons to fight through on their way to the deceased villain's corpse. Lobo, who had been ready to kill Guy half a second before, eagerly and willingly agrees. (-)Sexist: If you identify as a woman and you see Lobo walking down the street towards you, it'd be best to flag down a taxi to have them take you to the closest airport so you can relocate to the next continent over. Lobo is extremely sexist with little to no consideration of women as being anything more than a pretty thing to have on his arm. He is notorious for calling women pet names, nevermind catcalling, so much that he even did so to his own daughter, Su-Lehmon. Even after she revealed herself to be his daughter, it didn't stop him. What can he say? He's a degenerate of the highest magnitude. He certainly has no qualms fighting them, however. He'll just make a few dozen comments about how nice their cherries look in spandex. (+)Lawful: To a certain extent. While the Main Man ain't too interested in following any established laws set in place by any authority or governing body, Lobo sticks to his own. When Lobo gives his word, he means it. Lobo will follow it through until he either accomplishes the goal or dies trying (and even then dying isn't an option considering his regenerative powers.) One of the best examples of this is when Lobo accepted a contract that saw him transporting his former fourth-grade history teacher, Miss Tribb, alive to another party. He hates her, and she hates him. Throughout their entire journey, Lobo makes dozens of comments on how he can't wait to see her dead. She reprimands him the entire time and, to make matters worse, there are dozens of groups that also want her dead. Rather than allowing her to die, Lobo protects her from numerous assassination attempts and winds up, more than once, getting bloodied and bruised. However, being a true man of his word, he sees her delivered safely to the promised party, alive and well. While he does kill her the moment the contract ends, he did only ensure her safety up until said point. Powers and Abilities: Regeneration: While the extent of Lobo's powers tend to vary between versions, given how much of the character is designed from pure parody and satire, one of his core abilities is always regeneration. Czarnian physiology means Lobo's got some pretty kick-ass healing abilities, meaning that even if Lobo was turned into nothing more than a single drop of blood, his body would be able to restore itself back to its original form. Talk about overpowered, right?  Super-Strength: On par with Superman, if not to the same extent of the Man of Steel. Lobo is shown to lift cars as easily as toothpicks and sucker punch Clark without turning his hand into dust. However, his strength often varies between writers, going from being able to destroy planets with a punch, to barely able to lift one car. In this instance, Lobo will not be able to destroy a planet with a flick of his finger. That's just unfair. Cars though? Well what if he has to look under one for his missing keys? Invulnerability: Can one be surprised at this? Man can regenerate from a single drop of blood, of course he has some other nonsense that makes him a brutal machine of destruction. Like, the big boy scout, bullets aren't doing much to this rotten apple's complexion. He's shown to shrug off a punch from Supes in some runs and in others easily get sliced in half by a non-magical sword. For the sake of this version, his invulnerability will be rather tame. He will take no damage from physical combat, but be very vulnerable to object or magical damage. Expert Combatant: With that love of violence and a sadistic streak, Lobo's learned to fight well and hard in his chosen line of work. Lobo might use a plethora of guns and various other weapons, alongside his iconic chained hook, but he's just as quick to use his fists. While he might not have a mastery over any certain technique or variety of martial arts, Lobo is an extremely capable street-fighter and heavy hitter. He might not be the most dazzling fighter out there, but he's got the strength to back up every single hit.  Inventory: (1) Chained Hook "The Garrote" (1) Pack of Cigars Samples: Sample 1 & Sample 2