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I was thinking Freefire could be Native American, myself.

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Please bear in mind that Caterwaul's sonic scream is not his only superpower. He possesses a cat's strength and agility (able to leap five times his height and walk on a ledge no bigger than half an inch), a cat's visual acuity (able to see in the dark), a cat's hearing and sense of smell, and a cat's speed and reflexes. Thankfully he does not possess a cat's need to sleep for most of the day, nor does he have an intense craving for lasagna. As for his nationality, perhaps he could be a Canadian of Scots descent. Hope that helps.

Colonel Hogan, I think, would have a massive amount of Persuasion. Coupled with Klink's Psych Complication: Extremely Gullible, that's how Hogan was able to facilitate the vast majority of his schemes. I think all the Heroes had the Charm Skill to an extent, coupled with the Complication: Skirt Chaser. For LeBeau it was a matter of national honor to "chase skirts"--Frenchmen being the kings of love and romance. Of course, Colonel Hogan was the most successful at it, he was, after all, the star of the show. As I remember, Carter was the demolitions expert, Kinchloe was communications, Newkirk was the safecracker and card shark, LeBeau was the chef (useful when bribing Germans with food, especially Schultz) and Hogan was the mastermind, whose brilliant schemes always worked. (They might have gotten complicated, but as the English say, it all got sorted in the end.) Hope this helps.

Don't make umber angry. You wouldn't like it when it's angry.

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I would enjoy hearing another tale or two. Perhaps you could collect all the tales and put them in a book. There's bound to be an audience for it, I think.

Y stands for--Yankee Lightning The descendant of the World War II era superpatriot U.S. Jones, Amanda Addams (USMC) volunteered to represent the United States in the Alphabet Squad. No superpowers, but an exceptionally able hand-to-hand combatant and weapons expert, able to use any weapon better than the soldier or agent from whom it was taken. Many of the other members are suspicious of her pro-USA mindset, but she is determined to prove that American patriotism is not synonymous with bigotry or aggression.

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V stands for--Valoress Standing six feet two inches, possessing the strength of hundreds and resilience and fighting ability to match, she thinks nothing of charging into battle against any foe, no matter how great the odds against her or powerful the enemy. She is perhaps the most "militant" of the team, insisting on rigorous and regular combat training, and strict codes of conduct for its members.

A baby dragon that's had a Shrink spell cast upon it.

S stands for--Saturn The teenage son of the arch-villain Kronos--a scientific genius with a suit of superpowered armor. In his alternate reality, Kronos was the greatest enemy of freedom and justice, determined to impose his will upon the entire world by any means necessary. When the heroes of that world finally caught up with him, he had an escape plan ready--a gateway to an alternate dimension, our dimension. What Kronos didn't count on was his son taking the path through the gateway for himself--and rigging it to self-destruct so that his father or anyone else could not follow. With a scientific intellect rivalling his father's, Saturn is determined to make his own way in this new world and help its people, not impose his will upon them with brute force. With his weapons and combat training he can hold his own in a fight with agents or low-level supers, but prefers not to fight at all, using his intellect to solve any problem and defeat any criminal. Life is going well for him so far--but there is always the possibility that his father will come looking for him. It's not something he cares to think about.

Most likely to curb a VD epidemic. Disappointing, I know, but desperate times and all. . .

K stands for--Knockout Standing three feet nine inches, this little person boxing enthusiast can channel telekinetic energy into a powerful concussive blast that can send his opponents flying back thirty feet or more, or put a massive hole in nearly any wall. He can also use this energy to propel himself in tremendous leaps through the air, and to cushion his landing.

A single ticket sold in Michigan won the Mega Millions jackpot. I didn't drive to Michigan to buy my ticket, so--it wasn't me. Once again-- And I really wanted to fund that Crusader & Starburst streaming series, too. Better luck next time. For all of us.

Really? Because I always thought Ralph never made good on his many, many threats.

I stands for--Mr. Immediate A teleporter with great range and precision, he can transmit himself anywhere he wants to go in less than one thousandth of a second. When he's not fighting crime or helping to save the world, he's transporting donor organs for transplant patients.

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F stands for--Freefire Speedster who can project jets of flame from his hands. Can also leave a trail of flame if he runs fast enough.

C Stands For--Caterwaul Catlike speed, agility, and senses with a sonic shriek attack that can shatter steel and pulverize stone.