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A strange powerful being has kidnapped all the heroes in the multiverse. All the main characters, supporting characters, anyone good, they were kidnapped. Their plans are unknown, but they dream of multiverse conquest

There really were no more heroes. Or is there?

You play as a villain character. At first, it seemed like a dream come true. That pesky child hero was gone. But when you realize the danger that could destroy your world and leave you with nothing, you’re forced to change your ways.

In a world with no heroes, the villains have to rise up, change their ways, and become the heroes to stop the bigger villain.

Spiral Edge
Rolls into a ball and slices at the foe with the blades on its back.

Steel Reinforce
Rams it at the foe with a headpiece that can absorb magic damage.

Ambush Predation
Clamps onto the foe with a fatal bite before dragging it away.

Tail Whip
The sharp points from the tail slash the foe.

"Edward Hyde has neck-length blonde hair that is in a perpetual state of fluffy disarray. He has bright green eyes, and is incredibly expressive, often openly looking bored, excited, maliciously gleeful, angry, or despairing as he feels it.

He usually wears a green waistcoat, white dress shirt, white cravat, black pants, black shoes, and a black top hat with a green ribbon. His black cloak is torn at the bottom and riddled with holes. He modifies his cape this way himself."

Or, well, this:

Hyde is a persona manifesting Henry's ideal of 'evil', or rather everything he finds detestably ungentlemanly about and within himself. He wears his heart on his sleeve, is open about his sexuality, and loves to drink, fight, and adventure around London as it suits him. He is loud, selfish, childish, foolhardy, and foul-mouthed. In short, he is the bane and antithesis of Victorian Society's expectations, and thus Jekyll's expectations for himself. He's notably petty and prideful, and takes his given role as Jekyll's 'inner demon' and official tempter and tormentor very seriously.

He's also notably very theatrical and verbose, making a frequent habit of monologuing in a dramatic purple-prose esque manner about both his excursions and Jekyll's day to day life, much to Jekyll's repeated chagrin.

Hyde is one to be consumed entirely by his emotions and let them guide his actions rather than any notion of 'logic' or 'caution'.

He doesn't often make much of an attempt to hide how he's feeling, or perhaps rather, he doesn't very well know how, simply letting himself experience things as he likes. Even so, his stubbornness also pertains to how he feels, and he isn't incredibly introspective. Often, he'll purposefully avoid looking further into his emotional state or habits in favor of deciding the way he wants to feel about something and acting on that.

Okay, these are headcanons
umbrakineses - more specifically, the ability to blend into shadows and manipulate them.

superhuman capabilities - can jump super high and run pretty fast, somehow very comical

nightmare manipulation - can manipulate nightmares of those around him. only the person with the nightmare can see it, however. they take on physical forms though, which means they can attack the user and the person the nightmare came from.

omnipresence - ability to be present anywhere and everywhere simultaneously

hope these aren't too op

Not Canon; This is mostly headcanons, bay bee!
Proton was a runaway; leaving home at the young age of ten to spite his cold and uncaring adoptive family. Perhaps that’s where he learned to stop caring; to rarely open up. However, he can’t be sure anymore, because they don’t matter to him. Instead, on the cold streets of Celadon City, he learned to fight. Not just in Pokémon battles, but hand-to-hand as well.

This skill was acknowledged, and one day, at the age of 13, Proton found himself stood over a pair of Rocket Grunts who had attempted to nab his Zubat while he wasn’t looking. Why they’d go for a common creature like a Zubat, he had no idea. But after successfully taking both down, he was cornered; spotted by one of the Admins, an equally cold man named Archer.

Archer saw his potential. He agreed to take the young boy under his wing, should his boss approve. Proton was skeptical at first, and about ready to strike out against the man. However, he knew his limits, and knew he probably wouldn’t be able to fight off three people at once, if the Grunts recovered in time.

Proton’s lack of attachment to the world ended up being what Team Rocket needed. Sure, most of the Grunts were almost entirely heartless, but Proton proved to be more than that. All he seemed to care for was the Zubat that hitched a ride on his shoulder, and the ability to spite those who wronged him.

~

He was heavily involved with the Cubone-Marowak-skull-collecting (RBY/FRLG/LGPE) when he was 18. After suffering defeat after defeat by the hands of a trainer named Red, Proton’s calm, cold nature began to crack. He became more outwardly aggressive.

This was taken as an opportunity by the Admins (post-Kanto, pre-Johto) to use Proton’s viciousness for their crimes.

~

Anyone who’s played HGSS knows the story from here. He’s caught in the Slowpoke Well and defeated. Then, he’s defeated in the Radio Tower. The in-between isn’t really important.

All that you need to know from here is that he’s been on the run and hiding in the Sinnoh region. At least, until the story starts..

...you monster.