Who are you? Kiyoki "Smith" Robinson
xxxxx►►We'll call you... Power 3000
Aren't you a little young? 23
Under the Tights... Man
xxxxx►►Define Your Love Life as... Heterosexual
If We Size You Up... Skinny
What Do You Look Like Behind the Mask?
xxxxxHeight: 6'1"
xxxxxWeight: 140 lbs
xxxxxEyes: Black / Glowing Green
xxxxxHair: Black / Dark Brown
What's Your Style? Puts the hip in hipster. Swagged out with horn-rimmed glasses, chucks, hoodies, and the occasional keffiyeh.
xxxxx►►What Defines You... A weird glowing power symbol starts to light up on his skin as if a lightbulb turned on right under the surface, and his skin was made of glass. The line in the symbol extends up his arm, all the way to his shoulder blades, where it subtly fades out.
How Schooled Are You? Graduated from high school at 16 and continued with his education until he completed his masters in engineering.
Got a Day Job? Works as a journalist for the Megalopolis Messenger. Plans on becoming a full time engineer eventually.
Morals and Philosophy? Just a regular man's man, he doesn't always do whats right for the greater good, but rather for personal benefit. He understands that he is mostly human, and accepts that he makes mistakes, and sometimes even embrasses his dark side.
What's Soo Super About You? Energy Constructs, Energy Blasts, and Photographic Memory
xxxxx►► How'd You Get soo Special?Before Smith was born, a chemical spill in the large city of Gratonsville, on the border of Brightwood, seeped into the towns many rivers and lakes, slightly altering the chemical composition of their natural water sources. Unfortunately the company responsible didn’t release this information to the public, so many deaths resulted from unfiltered consumption of the water. Although the majority of the spill was cleaned up within months of the accident, Airi, Smith's mother, and Jonathan, his father, would often spend lots of time around the Chocotowa river, the most affected area, including the day Smith was conceived. Smith was born semi-normal and raised in a Brightwood, by his two not-so-loving parents, Airi and Jonathan. Jonathan was killed in a hit and run incident as he was leaving his workplace one day, directly after having a major break through on a light energy powered cell phone. Two months after his father’s death, Smith received a package containing a prototype of the revolutionary phone his father had been working on, unfortunately the same week he started using the package, his bus driver drove his bus into the Chocotowa river, killing everyone... except Smith. Somehow the mutated cells from his conception combined with the energy receiving components in the phone gave him unimaginable powers that he still has trouble controlling. Those tragic events happened in his freshman year in high school (about 6 years ago) and he has continued to struggle with the rapid development of his powers, while idly trying to track down his fathers killers.
xxxxx►►Nobody's Perfect Kiyoki gains his energy not only from mass amounts of food, but also from the sun. Take away either of those two elements for an extended period of time and he's likely to ( temporarily ) lose his powers and probably end up dying.
What Do You Use? Smith doesn't carry around actual weapons, but instead uses energy blasts and swords made of pure energy.
Where Did You Come From?
Born the child of an African American engineer/scientist, and an Asian business woman, Smith was often at home by himself, left to the company of his crazy pot-head friends and his smelly uncle Niko. Although his father definitely showed more affection then his mother, neither spent enough time with him to truly be considered loving. Only two years after the death of his father, Kiyoki was kicked out of his house and sent to live with his favorite Uncle, who later helped him get on his feet, into college, and into his own apartment. All through school Kiyoki tried to master his powers by creating objects from blue prints he drafted in class only to find that he would almost instantly forget them after he stopped looking at them. Recognizing this as a problem, Kiyoki enrolled himself in a remembrance class in which he learned his photographic memory skill in addition to more information about the past heroes of Megalopolis and the wonderful world of journalism. While in school he meet one of the best friends, Adele Grace Sullivan, that he has ever had. As time went by, the two friends grew closer and closer, until the point where Kiyoki wanted to be more then friends, but fears that she doesn't feel the same. When Master Mega, Adele's dad, died Kiyoki was always there for her, having suffered a similar experience. If Kiyoki has learned only one thing in life, it's that if life gives you lemons, make power-ade.
