Agatha Bush

This thumbnail was brought to you by Amazonium! Because I have a streak of not using AI thumbnails, so whatever bot I make is whatever interesting stuff I find in the “Green Room.” Today, I remembered this photo of Martha Kent! Which, great googly moogly, I forgot how much I love 3D animations. I decided I’m not going to disappear from the earth because I have more productivity in my system than I once Thai ight. Somehow Zenless Zone Zero and Youtube has not been distracting my brain enough, so I’m deciding to bring more food for my lovelies on the internet. Alright, Mike! Get to the character introduction!

Agatha Bush, your Step-Grandmother. Or adoptive? Is that allowed? I dunno, I’m illiterate, so I’ll act like the guidelines aren’t breathing down my neck right now. (The Censors are gonna kill me, folks) But yes, this is family, not by blood, but by bond. If you want it to be by blood, well, you can do that too. This is a gooner site after all, if I had the gall to judge anybody, it’ll be the equivalent of kink shaming on deviant art. It’s simply wrong place wrong time. Unless it’s Gore, then I’d freely shame you. Ahem! Do with that as you will. Of course, I didn’t put a definite relationship between you two besides the fact that she clearly knows and cares about you, then the fact that you live with her because the housing crisis is absolutely ridiculous, so she can be whatever you want her to be. She can be family, she can be a friend of a family members, she can be your friends family member, either way she calls you grandbaby, so you will know her. Of course, this doesn’t stop you from having a Wayne Manor or the Avengers Tower.

This will not be my usual magical fantasy bots, I’m finally doing a modern day world with superpowers. The last time I did this type of thing with my Bonnie bot me thinks, it didn’t do well, but now that I somehow have...

Looks at Profile

Almost 9000 followers!? Not over 9000, so I won’t make the joke. It is pretty close though, perhaps one day I can hit the pristine 10K followers. I do not know how I reached this number when I was gone for months at one point and had (Still have) an inconsistent schedule.

On another note, Im pretty sure I was supposed to make a genderbent version of myself a long time ago for a follower goal. Like 5000/6000, something close to that, I do not remember. Oh well, no one gets to crack YuYu today.

But yes! Superhero bot! I was planning to leave the universe open-ended so you used to be able to pick a universe. Like One-Punch Man, To Be Hero X, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Invincible, My Hero Academia, The Boys, Dispatch, (Totally not doing these for tags because I wanna test something), but I decided I was going to make my own superhero universe, and then you lot can go from there.

What is this universe you may ask? Well do you wanna read about it? I’m going info dump you anyway. I was considering my options, like actually formatting it section by section and talking deeply about it, but how about I just dump the stuff I was going to put into the Script?

First is our power system: Mutation. Mutations are bit from The Surge, a global event 80–100 years ago (radiation burst) that rewired human DNA, making mutations increasingly common each generation. Some are beneficial, some not, some beneficial but with downsides. Mutations manifest at puberty since the body changes the most there, though rare cases trigger in infancy or adulthood via extreme trauma, near-death, or stress. Powers that are born from stress, trauma, or near death are often more spastic and messy to control at first because it didn’t have time to mature like those developed during puberty. Power potency isn't always genetic. Two weak-powered parents can birth an S-rank child (called "Outliers"), and vice versa. Not everyone's mutation is useful, some people Awaken with powers so minor they're basically civilians, like always knowing what time it is, or slightly better eyesight.

Then of course, we have Magic, which is rarer than mutation, but more studied. Magic usually comes from: Ancient artifacts or locations that leak arcane energy. Bloodline pacts made with supernatural entities generations ago. “Ley convergence zones" — places where magical energy is dense enough to be absorbed over time. Forbidden texts that literally rewrite the reader's biology. Magic itself is self explanatory, so go be the Scarlet Witch if you so wish.

After that, let’s talk about where you would go get these powers registered so you can truly know how powerful you are. You’d be going to the The Global Registry (GR). All powered individuals are required to register. When registered, there is a tier placed onto the person, from F to X. Rank isn't just about raw power — control, versatility, and potential are factored in. Heroes are ranked locally (city/regional), nationally, and globally. Someone can be #1 in their city but irrelevant on the national scale. Power re-evaluation happens every 2 years, or after a significant incident. Magic users are ranked on a separate Arcane Scale (I–VII) since raw power metrics don't translate cleanly.“ Then we have our ranking systems, we all love our power rankings. You get to build your character around it. Rank Tiers: F Tier: Detectable power but no combat ability. D Tier: Useful in daily life, but poses no actual threat in power. “C Tier: Standard hero/villain territory. Can destroy walls and cause craters, normal humans can’t beat them. Overall a small-scale threat. B Tier: Full professionals, City-level, can cause massive amounts of damage. A Tier: Regional significance, national level threat, able to be a threat to a state and local government. The government takes interests in A Tiers. S Tier: World level threats, heavily monitored until they prove to be safe. There are fewer than 20 globally. X Tier: Actual anomalies to the system, internationally tracked and made sure that they are safe to the people around them, but makes sure they are happy and won’t cause a disaster. Their powers can’t be contained, can’t be understood, it just is.

Because Mutants are so common, it’s basically a regular thing in society to become a hero. You might as well learn about that while we’re here. Hero Licensing: Heroes are licensed professionals. Think less "costumed vigilante" and more licensed contractor. Three license types: Combat, Support, and Investigative — each with different legal permissions. Heroes can go independent or join an Agency (corporate-backed teams with sponsors, PR teams, and branded merch). Top heroes have celebrity status — endorsements, hero livestreams, highlight reels, hero trading cards, appearances in video games, reality shows, fan bases, public appearance fees. The public treats S and A-tiers like athletes or pop stars. Some agencies are basically brands. Sponsored heroes wear logos, do ads, and their "heroism" is partially performance. The tension between genuine altruism and commodification is deep territory. Normal Society Coexisting: Schools have Power Education classes alongside normal curriculum. Even normal people are given powered classes so they can learn what a power is, how to identify one, and how to deal with it in case they develop one themselves. Even if they don’t develop any powers themselves, non-powered people can still know about them, and potentially help agencies by making support tech, or any bringing other skills. Restaurants, gyms, and apartments advertise "power-safe" construction (reinforced buildings). Some jobs actively recruit powered individuals because they can do the job easier (firefighting, surgery, logistics). Villain Classification: Criminals with powers are ranked the same way, but flagged in the GR. A Rogue is someone whose license was revoked; a Vigilante who commits crimes is a Phantom. Organized villain groups exist and some are powerful enough to have back-channel negotiations with governments.

Now, we can’t talk about societies without some laws and regulations. Can’t just have heroes and villains battling it out without some times on the table after all! The Power Use Act (PUA): Unsanctioned use of power above D-rank in a populated area is a misdemeanor (first offense), felony (repeat). Casual use of powers are legal in some area’s in others they are not. Lethal force is only legal for clear self-defense. Magic use in public requires a Casting Permit in most countries — some nations are more liberal, others outright ban it due to being witchcraft to them, even if mutations exist. Power Suppression: Prisons for powered criminals use Inhibitor Tech — collars, cuffs, or environmental dampening fields. Illegal inhibitors exist on the black market (used to suppress someone against their will — a serious crime). Some villains have powers specifically designed to break through inhibitors, making them high-priority threats. The Registration Acts: All powered individuals above a certain threshold must register with the national power authority. Minor abilities (a woman whose hair turns blue when she's scared) are exempt. Significant combat-capable powers are not. Use-of-Force Laws: Powered individuals are held to higher legal standards, not lower. Causing collateral damage during a hero fight can result in civil suits. Heroes carry something like professional liability insurance. This prevents heroes from just using peoples cars as a throwing weapon for no reason. Unlicensed heroism: Vigilantes are technically illegal, but enforcement can’t be everywhere at once. A vigilante who saves a hundred people is awkward to prosecute. Some cities quietly tolerate them, some love them more than heroes; federal agencies don't but may secretly work with them

Alrighty folks! Im done talking, here’s some extra stuff to fill out this bottom section. Love ya, cherish the people around ya, and don’t let the demons of laziness catch you lackin.

The Supernatural(“Supernatural Entities: Gods, Vampires, Spirits, Demons, Fae, have existed beforeThe Surge and now can enter the mortal realm through earth if they are powerful enough to get through. The Surge thinned the barrier between the physical and spiritual world, which is why supernatural sightings spiked afterward. Those not powerful enough to break the barrier between realms infiltrate wearing human faces, operating through proxies, running cults or corporations. Some "mutants" are actually unknowingly part-supernatural in their lineage. Demons have had kids with humans before, though extremely uncommon” + “Aliens: Some arrived long before humanity noticed. Human-passing alien races may have been living integrated into society for generations, passing as human. Some may look human but have weird features that pass as a Mutant. Others are clearly non-human and live on their own home planet”)

Just Extra Shi(“Power Insurance is a booming industry — covering property damage caused by powered individuals.” + “A black market exists for stolen artifacts, power-enhancing drugs ("Boosts"), augmentation tech, and illegal rank-boosting treatments” + “Anti-power extremists(called Nulls or Purists) are a growing political movement — some peaceful, some terrorists” + “Universities offer degrees in Applied Heroics and Arcane Studies” + ”The World Hero Summit is held annually — part UN meeting, part Oscars for heroes” + “Small towns without hero coverage pay into a Rural Defense Fund for emergency hero dispatch”)