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INFO AND PERMISSIONS
May. 6th, 2018 04:41 pmGeneral Information
name. Steven Grant Rogersrank. colonel
alias. Iron Man
secret identity. public
age. 44
birthday. July 4
marital status. single, too tired to mingle
occupation.
current location.
Characteristics
height. ~5'9", 174cmbuild. the shrimpiest
hair. mousy brown-gray
eyes. blue
Appearance
Personality
MIND
25% EXTROVERTED
75% INTROVERTED
ENERGY
45% INTUITIVE
55% OBSERVANT
NATURE
40% THINKING
60% FEELING
TACTICS
70% JUDGING
30% PROSPECTING
IDENTITY
80% ASSERTIVE
20% TURBULENT
Permissions
PHYSICAL AFFECTION: He's not big on it. It's a little awkward hugging someone when you have a giant glowing chest plate.
PHYSICAL VIOLENCE: Oo, son. He may be a shrimp, but he will fight you back if necessary.
RELATIONSHIPS: Friends and allies what he's looking for. He's single, but too tired to mingle.
MENTAL INFORMATION: Very sound, resolute, and full of conviction.
MEDICAL INFORMATION: Fairly healthy in spite of his current heart condition. He has incredible endurance and pain tolerance.
OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS & TRIGGERS: Eh, he's pretty chill. Maybe don't shit on America??
BACKTAGGING: Please, I am all for this.
THREADHOPPING: Most cases will be a yes, but double check with me just in case! Canonmates are welcome to simply jump in.
FOURTHWALLING: Depends outside of events. Wholly okay with other characters knowing who he is and being (or trying to be) all secretly nerdy about it.
ACTION VS PROSE: PROSE! Love me some prose! However, action is fine. I just prefer prose.
OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS & TRIGGERS: Nah, I'm fine with anything.
PHYSICAL VIOLENCE: Oo, son. He may be a shrimp, but he will fight you back if necessary.
RELATIONSHIPS: Friends and allies what he's looking for. He's single, but too tired to mingle.
MENTAL INFORMATION: Very sound, resolute, and full of conviction.
MEDICAL INFORMATION: Fairly healthy in spite of his current heart condition. He has incredible endurance and pain tolerance.
OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS & TRIGGERS: Eh, he's pretty chill. Maybe don't shit on America??
BACKTAGGING: Please, I am all for this.
THREADHOPPING: Most cases will be a yes, but double check with me just in case! Canonmates are welcome to simply jump in.
FOURTHWALLING: Depends outside of events. Wholly okay with other characters knowing who he is and being (or trying to be) all secretly nerdy about it.
ACTION VS PROSE: PROSE! Love me some prose! However, action is fine. I just prefer prose.
OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS & TRIGGERS: Nah, I'm fine with anything.
History
Steve Roger's history takes a dramatic left turn when Dr. Erskine, creator of Project Rebirth's super serum, is assassinated en route to Camp Lehigh, New Jersey. Richard Reeds, head of Project Rebirth, scraps the plan and sends all of its volunteers home. Steve remains behind and asks for another opportunity to prove himself and help the war effort. Reeds agrees and briefs him on another scrapped project—Project Iron Man. It is a prototype for a combat suit that runs on the physioneural energy of its pilot.
That means that the pilot has a chest plate surgically implanted, using electrodes connected to his heart to conduct the energy. The energy required to pump the heart and fire neural synapses is used to then power the suit. But the surgery to implant the chest plate mandates that the pilot be conscious during the initial installation. All in all, the US Army nixed the idea because who would be crazy enough to go through open heart surgery conscious and sacrifice his golden years piloting a hulking piece of metal?
Surprise! Steve Rogers is totally ready for this. He is outfitted with the power supply and begins training to control the Iron Man in December 1941. He sees active combat in August 1942 during the Guadalcanal Campaign in the Pacific theater. He continues his tour until the end of the War. He is promoted to the rank of Colonel and is eventually awarded the Medal of Freedom.
A good decade and some change later, he retires; however, he stays on retainer and as a military consultant with the Pentagon. But a new impossible task comes in the form of one very pissed off Peter Parker who has turned into the Hulk from a freak gamma ray accident.
Steve suits up one last time in the Mark II in order to get through to Parker, but it doesn't work. His rage is too deep and Parker crushes Steve inside the suit. His legacy ends there and he is buried in Arlington cemetery shortly after.
That means that the pilot has a chest plate surgically implanted, using electrodes connected to his heart to conduct the energy. The energy required to pump the heart and fire neural synapses is used to then power the suit. But the surgery to implant the chest plate mandates that the pilot be conscious during the initial installation. All in all, the US Army nixed the idea because who would be crazy enough to go through open heart surgery conscious and sacrifice his golden years piloting a hulking piece of metal?
Surprise! Steve Rogers is totally ready for this. He is outfitted with the power supply and begins training to control the Iron Man in December 1941. He sees active combat in August 1942 during the Guadalcanal Campaign in the Pacific theater. He continues his tour until the end of the War. He is promoted to the rank of Colonel and is eventually awarded the Medal of Freedom.
A good decade and some change later, he retires; however, he stays on retainer and as a military consultant with the Pentagon. But a new impossible task comes in the form of one very pissed off Peter Parker who has turned into the Hulk from a freak gamma ray accident.
Steve suits up one last time in the Mark II in order to get through to Parker, but it doesn't work. His rage is too deep and Parker crushes Steve inside the suit. His legacy ends there and he is buried in Arlington cemetery shortly after.
player
name. claire
timezone. CST
code. tessisamess
