Cape and Cowl Application
PLAYER
NAME: Sam
JOURNAL: This one. Right here. w0lf_g0ddess
AIM: Red Dahlia Noir
E-MAIL: Dragonluver92@yahoo.com
[CHARACTER INFO]
CHARACTER NAME: Shego
FANDOM: Kim Possible
CHRONOLOGY: End of So the Drama, beginning of Fourth Season
BACKGROUND:
Shego is the main adversary for teen heroine Kim Possible. However, before she was on the side of the bad guys, she was originally on the good team. After her brother’s tree house was struck by a multi-coloured comet, with her and her four brothers inside, the siblings each received super powers with an energy glow that the comet possessed. Of course, as with most families with newly discovered super powers, they (well, more like her older brother) decided to form their own group called Team Go, named after the city in which they lived (Go City). Shego always had shaky relations with her brothers, but after crime fighting with them for a few years, as well as after seeing how much fun the bad guys had compared to the good guys, the sole female member of the team decided to ditch the team.
So Shego decided to work for this guy named Dr. Drakken, whose shtick was the usual ‘take over the world’ stereotype most villains fell under. And it was in this job where she met her greatest rival of all, a crime fighting redheaded teen known as Kim Possible. She was the first person to not only be able to keep up with her, but also beat her, something that agitated the green woman, as well as spark interest, and thus began one of the biggest rivalries the young woman has ever had.
Now, it’s difficult to list and sort out everything Shego has done working for Dr. Drakken and fighting Kim Possible and her dopey sidekick. Of course, most of these events were circled around her boss’ attempts to take over the world. To list a few, there was the time she helped her boss steal a nano-tick, which somehow ended up on her rival’s nose. There was also that time she nearly drowned in cheese after her boss tried to terrorize Wisconsin with magma in a building made out of cheese. She was put under mind control due to her unwillingness to cooperate, a mistake her boss learned never to try again. She reunited with her brothers after their powers were stolen, worked with a lady who liked splicing animal genes, partnered up with her boss’ annoying cousin to steal a wheelchair from a paralyzed kid. Not to mention she had her emotions tampered with, and had to deal with her boss trying to take over the world through the magic of rap. The list goes on and on, and the each time it’s in attempts to take over the world, and each time the attempts are thwarted by Kim Possible (or in very rare cases, her sidekick).
The closest Shego and her boss have ever come to taking over the world is when her boss actually tries a legitimately serious idea. Dr. Drakken had made synthodrones, which were basically synthetic human beings made out of some green goop. He not only used them as superior henchman, but also made one in particular to play with Kim’s heart. After receiving toy plans from a popular Japanese toy maker’s jacket (who Shego was ordered to kidnap), he bought out a popular food chain, Bueno Nacho, and sold the toys along with kiddie meals. Of course, these toys ended up being a robot army, and it seemed like success was about to be achieved. But, considering fate hates to see the bad guys win, Kim Possible ends up saving the day, causing Shego to get kicked into an electrical signal tower, which left her with a bad hair day and a trip to jail.
Currently, she is still in jail, and this is the canon chosen, and it is from jail where Iron Man’s teleporter whisks her off to the City.
SHEGO HAS BEEN CANON UPDATED
To sum up, Shego was ported out of the City for a short time, and finished up the fourth and final season of Kim Possible. Some notable events that happened to her include: a team-up with her boss's cousin which ended in failure not to mention a temporary bad wardrobe change, teaming up with Junior again and failing...again. Dr. Drakken getting busted out of jail by a GIANT female alien named Warmonga, who was then sent away by Kim's twin brothers and Ron. Her dressing up in a blond wig in attempts to distract the head of a big corporation, piratey adventures, turning good and BFFing with Kim and helping her brothers out (and she went back to being bad, thank G_D), her boss turning into some weird flower-man-thing, an alien invasion, teaming up with Ron to go into outerspace to save both Dr. D and Kim, stopping the alien invasion, her and her boss being acknowledges as heroes, AND BEING PORTED BACK INTO THE LOVELY CITY~
PERSONALITY:
To put it simply, although Shego is aesthetically pleasing to the eye, if you can look beyond the green-tinted skin, personality-wise she is a rather unpleasant individual. Anyone who knows her would vouch for that...so long as she didn't here them vouching. The woman is the sort who can be easily enraged, and takes no prisoners when in such a testy mood. In fact, her mood swings are so radical one could think of her to be bi-polar, although she is rarely extremely happy. Rather, she can go from being in a relatively good mood to pissed off in under a few seconds, and it would take her awhile to calm herself down. She is rarely rational when she is thrown into her violent rages. Though, unlike her boss, she is actually a clear thinker when her emotions are relaxed, and actually thinks things through and considers the pros and cons of a situation before throwing herself fully into an idea. But despite being slightly more mature than most of the villains of her world, the woman can still be considered rather immature, sinking so low as to give people nicknames to degrade them, and openly bully them in submission.
One notable personality trait that stands out is her sarcasm. Going along with the bitchy persona she has already projected, Shego is a snarky individual, and enjoys making sarcastic comments, even to those who have a higher power than her. It's rather hard to earn her respect, and even though her job is merely a measly sidekick, very rarely does she show any respect. Only if her attention can be held, and a plan actually seems to be working then would her respect be earned. Of course, if said plot fails, the woman would quickly shift positions, even offering a 'told you so.'
The woman is a sadist at heart, and she relishes in the pain of others. She wouldn't sink so low as to harm an animal or the handicapped, but anyone else is an OK-go with her. As stated, she is a big bully, and finds faults with every little thing. It's not that Shego's a perfectionist, she just enjoys tickling sore spots to get agitated reactions. She is also easily bored, and can often be found sifting through a magazine or filing her nails whenever something dull and unexciting pops up, such as Dr. D explaining his latest, 'greatest' plan.
However, below her rough exterior, if someone is willing to squint really, really hard, they would find that this woman does have some heart, and actually does have some feelings of affection, or at least she cares a little about certain people and their welfare. However, if one were to vocalize these findings, surely it would be the last thing they'll ever say.
CLASS: She’s a sidekick who works for the baddies. She was once a hero, and occaisionally does help ‘save the day’, but only if it works to her favour. But she’s a definite bad guy…er…girl.
SUPERHERO NAME: Shego
ALTER EGO: N/A
POWER: Green Energy: she’s able to produce green and black energy that form around her hands. The energy’s heat can be manipulated, and she is able to burn or melt anything she touches when producing this energy.
Above Average Strength and Agility: self explanatory, really; she can lift things an average woman cannot lift, as well as run faster than an average woman can run.
COMMUNITY POST SAMPLE:
I appreciate the help. Really, I do. Teleporting out of jail. I was expecting some random baddy to bust me out eventually, but this works just as well.
One problem: I’m in the wrong neighborhood. Or world. Dimension? Whatever.
Who the hell does this Iron Man guy think he is? Asking me my name, giving me dog tags, the works. Is this the army or something? Aren’t I allowed to get a say in this? I mean, I gave up the whole hero shtick a loooong time ago.
But enough with the questions (I’m probably not going to get any answers). Maybe I’ll get used to this place and stick around, have some fun. I mean, I may not have had a choice in this whole thing, but from now on I have control of what I can do around here. I think. Unless this is one of those game things where they strap exploding collars around your neck and you explode if you don’t do as they say. I’ve seen movies like that and I hate the idea of being collared.
But yeah, sure. It’s nice to be here…NOT.
THIRD PERSON:
Time in jail seemed to tick away at a snail’s pace. There was literally nothing to do. Sure, the jailbirds were allowed an hour at the gym each day, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner was served in a mess hall. Of course, every Friday both the male and the female jails were combined for a talent show put on by their fellow criminals. Sure, it beat Karaoke Night back when she was, y’know, free, but if she had to put up with another of Junior’s horrible singing Shego might have to rip his vocal chords out.
Other than that, though, it was boring. She had no nail file, which she used to file her nails whenever she found herself bored (nail files were considered weapons, who knew?) and she had no cell mate. Actually, no cell mate was a good thing. Originally, Shego was paired up with some blonde chick who attempted to shop lift some big store in some big city, and she was a nonstop chatterbox. By the end of the day, the guards found her balled up in the corner of the cell because Shego had threatened to do something unmentionable to the woman with her glowing green hands if she wouldn’t shut up. So yeah, no cell mate for her.
So here she was, lying on her uncomfortable cot, staring up at the decaying ceiling, wondering how the hell she was going to get out of here. She had connections on the outside, they’ll probably come around and bust her out. She was thinking over who exactly would come bust her out first, when suddenly, she was blinded by a flash of light. For a second she felt her body being uncomfortably tugged in all directions, and then…nothing.
Shego opened her eyes, finding she had closed them when the light struck her, and after blinking a few times to adjust to the change of lighting, she found herself standing in the middle of some weird piece of machinery-thing. After shaking off the initial weird factor, the woman crossed her arms in an annoyed manner.
“This better not be some sort of sick joke, because if there’s a red pill or a blue pill involved…I’m not gonna to put up with that kind of crap.”
NAME: Sam
JOURNAL: This one. Right here. w0lf_g0ddess
AIM: Red Dahlia Noir
E-MAIL: Dragonluver92@yahoo.com
[CHARACTER INFO]
CHARACTER NAME: Shego
FANDOM: Kim Possible
CHRONOLOGY: End of So the Drama, beginning of Fourth Season
BACKGROUND:
Shego is the main adversary for teen heroine Kim Possible. However, before she was on the side of the bad guys, she was originally on the good team. After her brother’s tree house was struck by a multi-coloured comet, with her and her four brothers inside, the siblings each received super powers with an energy glow that the comet possessed. Of course, as with most families with newly discovered super powers, they (well, more like her older brother) decided to form their own group called Team Go, named after the city in which they lived (Go City). Shego always had shaky relations with her brothers, but after crime fighting with them for a few years, as well as after seeing how much fun the bad guys had compared to the good guys, the sole female member of the team decided to ditch the team.
So Shego decided to work for this guy named Dr. Drakken, whose shtick was the usual ‘take over the world’ stereotype most villains fell under. And it was in this job where she met her greatest rival of all, a crime fighting redheaded teen known as Kim Possible. She was the first person to not only be able to keep up with her, but also beat her, something that agitated the green woman, as well as spark interest, and thus began one of the biggest rivalries the young woman has ever had.
Now, it’s difficult to list and sort out everything Shego has done working for Dr. Drakken and fighting Kim Possible and her dopey sidekick. Of course, most of these events were circled around her boss’ attempts to take over the world. To list a few, there was the time she helped her boss steal a nano-tick, which somehow ended up on her rival’s nose. There was also that time she nearly drowned in cheese after her boss tried to terrorize Wisconsin with magma in a building made out of cheese. She was put under mind control due to her unwillingness to cooperate, a mistake her boss learned never to try again. She reunited with her brothers after their powers were stolen, worked with a lady who liked splicing animal genes, partnered up with her boss’ annoying cousin to steal a wheelchair from a paralyzed kid. Not to mention she had her emotions tampered with, and had to deal with her boss trying to take over the world through the magic of rap. The list goes on and on, and the each time it’s in attempts to take over the world, and each time the attempts are thwarted by Kim Possible (or in very rare cases, her sidekick).
The closest Shego and her boss have ever come to taking over the world is when her boss actually tries a legitimately serious idea. Dr. Drakken had made synthodrones, which were basically synthetic human beings made out of some green goop. He not only used them as superior henchman, but also made one in particular to play with Kim’s heart. After receiving toy plans from a popular Japanese toy maker’s jacket (who Shego was ordered to kidnap), he bought out a popular food chain, Bueno Nacho, and sold the toys along with kiddie meals. Of course, these toys ended up being a robot army, and it seemed like success was about to be achieved. But, considering fate hates to see the bad guys win, Kim Possible ends up saving the day, causing Shego to get kicked into an electrical signal tower, which left her with a bad hair day and a trip to jail.
Currently, she is still in jail, and this is the canon chosen, and it is from jail where Iron Man’s teleporter whisks her off to the City.
SHEGO HAS BEEN CANON UPDATED
To sum up, Shego was ported out of the City for a short time, and finished up the fourth and final season of Kim Possible. Some notable events that happened to her include: a team-up with her boss's cousin which ended in failure not to mention a temporary bad wardrobe change, teaming up with Junior again and failing...again. Dr. Drakken getting busted out of jail by a GIANT female alien named Warmonga, who was then sent away by Kim's twin brothers and Ron. Her dressing up in a blond wig in attempts to distract the head of a big corporation, piratey adventures, turning good and BFFing with Kim and helping her brothers out (and she went back to being bad, thank G_D), her boss turning into some weird flower-man-thing, an alien invasion, teaming up with Ron to go into outerspace to save both Dr. D and Kim, stopping the alien invasion, her and her boss being acknowledges as heroes, AND BEING PORTED BACK INTO THE LOVELY CITY~
PERSONALITY:
To put it simply, although Shego is aesthetically pleasing to the eye, if you can look beyond the green-tinted skin, personality-wise she is a rather unpleasant individual. Anyone who knows her would vouch for that...so long as she didn't here them vouching. The woman is the sort who can be easily enraged, and takes no prisoners when in such a testy mood. In fact, her mood swings are so radical one could think of her to be bi-polar, although she is rarely extremely happy. Rather, she can go from being in a relatively good mood to pissed off in under a few seconds, and it would take her awhile to calm herself down. She is rarely rational when she is thrown into her violent rages. Though, unlike her boss, she is actually a clear thinker when her emotions are relaxed, and actually thinks things through and considers the pros and cons of a situation before throwing herself fully into an idea. But despite being slightly more mature than most of the villains of her world, the woman can still be considered rather immature, sinking so low as to give people nicknames to degrade them, and openly bully them in submission.
One notable personality trait that stands out is her sarcasm. Going along with the bitchy persona she has already projected, Shego is a snarky individual, and enjoys making sarcastic comments, even to those who have a higher power than her. It's rather hard to earn her respect, and even though her job is merely a measly sidekick, very rarely does she show any respect. Only if her attention can be held, and a plan actually seems to be working then would her respect be earned. Of course, if said plot fails, the woman would quickly shift positions, even offering a 'told you so.'
The woman is a sadist at heart, and she relishes in the pain of others. She wouldn't sink so low as to harm an animal or the handicapped, but anyone else is an OK-go with her. As stated, she is a big bully, and finds faults with every little thing. It's not that Shego's a perfectionist, she just enjoys tickling sore spots to get agitated reactions. She is also easily bored, and can often be found sifting through a magazine or filing her nails whenever something dull and unexciting pops up, such as Dr. D explaining his latest, 'greatest' plan.
However, below her rough exterior, if someone is willing to squint really, really hard, they would find that this woman does have some heart, and actually does have some feelings of affection, or at least she cares a little about certain people and their welfare. However, if one were to vocalize these findings, surely it would be the last thing they'll ever say.
CLASS: She’s a sidekick who works for the baddies. She was once a hero, and occaisionally does help ‘save the day’, but only if it works to her favour. But she’s a definite bad guy…er…girl.
SUPERHERO NAME: Shego
ALTER EGO: N/A
POWER: Green Energy: she’s able to produce green and black energy that form around her hands. The energy’s heat can be manipulated, and she is able to burn or melt anything she touches when producing this energy.
Above Average Strength and Agility: self explanatory, really; she can lift things an average woman cannot lift, as well as run faster than an average woman can run.
COMMUNITY POST SAMPLE:
I appreciate the help. Really, I do. Teleporting out of jail. I was expecting some random baddy to bust me out eventually, but this works just as well.
One problem: I’m in the wrong neighborhood. Or world. Dimension? Whatever.
Who the hell does this Iron Man guy think he is? Asking me my name, giving me dog tags, the works. Is this the army or something? Aren’t I allowed to get a say in this? I mean, I gave up the whole hero shtick a loooong time ago.
But enough with the questions (I’m probably not going to get any answers). Maybe I’ll get used to this place and stick around, have some fun. I mean, I may not have had a choice in this whole thing, but from now on I have control of what I can do around here. I think. Unless this is one of those game things where they strap exploding collars around your neck and you explode if you don’t do as they say. I’ve seen movies like that and I hate the idea of being collared.
But yeah, sure. It’s nice to be here…NOT.
THIRD PERSON:
Time in jail seemed to tick away at a snail’s pace. There was literally nothing to do. Sure, the jailbirds were allowed an hour at the gym each day, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner was served in a mess hall. Of course, every Friday both the male and the female jails were combined for a talent show put on by their fellow criminals. Sure, it beat Karaoke Night back when she was, y’know, free, but if she had to put up with another of Junior’s horrible singing Shego might have to rip his vocal chords out.
Other than that, though, it was boring. She had no nail file, which she used to file her nails whenever she found herself bored (nail files were considered weapons, who knew?) and she had no cell mate. Actually, no cell mate was a good thing. Originally, Shego was paired up with some blonde chick who attempted to shop lift some big store in some big city, and she was a nonstop chatterbox. By the end of the day, the guards found her balled up in the corner of the cell because Shego had threatened to do something unmentionable to the woman with her glowing green hands if she wouldn’t shut up. So yeah, no cell mate for her.
So here she was, lying on her uncomfortable cot, staring up at the decaying ceiling, wondering how the hell she was going to get out of here. She had connections on the outside, they’ll probably come around and bust her out. She was thinking over who exactly would come bust her out first, when suddenly, she was blinded by a flash of light. For a second she felt her body being uncomfortably tugged in all directions, and then…nothing.
Shego opened her eyes, finding she had closed them when the light struck her, and after blinking a few times to adjust to the change of lighting, she found herself standing in the middle of some weird piece of machinery-thing. After shaking off the initial weird factor, the woman crossed her arms in an annoyed manner.
“This better not be some sort of sick joke, because if there’s a red pill or a blue pill involved…I’m not gonna to put up with that kind of crap.”