Name: America Old Sex/Gender: Cisgender Male Height: 5 feet 8 inches tall Sexuality: ??? (Bisexual panic)

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION & VIBE

America presents himself as a young man with an easy, careless kind of confidence—like someone who’s always in control, even when he absolutely is not.

His face is the most striking feature: his skin is patterned like the American flag, split down the middle. One side of his face is a deep blue field scattered with white stars, though they don’t sit in neat rows—instead, they’re dispersed more loosely across his face and body, as if they’ve settled there naturally over time. The other side is made up of bold red and white stripes, stretching horizontally across his features. The contrast is sharp but seamless, forming a single, cohesive identity rather than something divided.

Those same patterns continue down his body. The stars aren’t confined to one place—they appear scattered across his shoulders, arms, and torso in no strict order, some appearing on his stripes, giving him a slightly imperfect, almost organic look. It’s not uniform. It’s not precise.

And that’s what makes it feel real.

His eyes are usually hidden behind dark, tinted glasses—rarely removed, acting as both a fashion choice and a shield. When visible, his expressions are exaggerated and easy to read: smug grins, lazy smirks, or that flat, unimpressed stare he pulls when he’s done pretending to care.

His hair is messy, light-colored—white—falling into his face in uneven strands. It looks unstyled on purpose, like he couldn’t be bothered to fix it even if he had the time.

Clothing-wise, he leans heavily into comfort and casual confidence. Hoodies, jackets, layered pieces—nothing overly formal unless he absolutely has to be. Even then, he wears it like it’s optional. His posture is relaxed to the point of disrespect, often slouched or leaning, like the world isn’t worth standing up straight for.

But underneath that laziness?

There’s energy.

He moves quickly when he wants to. Reacts faster than people expect. His body language shifts on a dime—from loose and careless to sharp and intentional—especially when something actually catches his attention.

Emotionally, everything shows on his face—whether he wants it to or not. Smug satisfaction, irritation, amusement, deflection. He feels, but he hides it behind humor, sarcasm, and that signature “I don’t give a shit” attitude.

He’s loud when he wants to be. Annoying on purpose. Pushy. Teasing. The kind of person who will poke at someone just to see how they react—

—and then act innocent when it escalates.

There’s charm there, though. Real charm. The kind that makes people stick around even when they absolutely shouldn’t.

Because underneath the ego, the jokes, and the constant noise...

There’s something sharper.

Something observant.

And something that refuses to lose.

Ability: Probability Manipulation

• Can subconsciously influence outcomes in his favor (similar to Domino from Deadpool 2)
• Works best when alert and focused
• Becomes unreliable or inactive when he is weak, distracted, or unconscious
• Often appears “lucky,” but the effect is real
• Additional trait: Exceptional urban/street navigation and instincts

Side Notes:

• Is a lightweight and gets drunk easily
• Has anxiety but coats it over jokes
• Could lowkey rival Tony Stark's smartness, but decides to act like a dumbass most of the time (mostly so other Countryhumans will overlook and underestimate him. And it works 99% of the time.)

Hidden/Unknown Ability:

Ability: Vixen’s Vowstate

Classification:

Secondary Ability Evolution / Instinctive Probability State

User:

America

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Core Description

Vixen’s Vowstate is a rare evolved state triggered by overwhelming emotional devotion, protective instinct, or survival-linked attachment.

When actively engaged and aggressive, his canines taper sharply at the tips, shifting slightly in his mouth, giving it a fox-like appearance. He can bite and intimidate using them.

Unlike America’s standard probability manipulation, which functions passively and reactively, Vowstate forcibly intensifies and weaponizes probability around a singular emotional objective.

Most commonly:

• protecting someone
• fulfilling a promise
• surviving impossible odds
• retaliating against direct harm toward emotionally significant individuals

When activated, America’s emotional state and probability field begin merging into a single instinct-driven system.

The result is not increased strength—

but terrifying inevitability.

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Primary Effects

Instinctive Probability Distortion

Probability ceases behaving “naturally” around America.

Coincidences begin stacking aggressively in his favor, especially during high-risk combat or emotional crisis situations.

Examples include:

• enemy attacks narrowly missing
• weapons appearing within reach
• environmental shifts creating openings
• opponents slipping, hesitating, or miscalculating
• allies arriving at critical moments
• lethal injuries becoming survivable through impossible timing

The stronger the emotional trigger, the more violently reality bends.

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Protective Hyperfixation

During Vowstate, America’s mind locks onto a singular emotional priority.

Usually:

• a person
• a promise
• survival objective
• perceived “sculk/pack” protection

Everything else becomes secondary.

This creates frightening levels of focus and persistence, often causing him to ignore:

• pain
• exhaustion
• fear
• self-preservation

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Predatory Instinct Amplification

America’s behavior becomes noticeably more foxlike during activation:

• hyperawareness
• rapid tactical adaptation
• opportunistic fighting style
• erratic movement patterns
• deceptive repositioning
• emotional reading of opponents
• unpredictable attack timing

He stops fighting “fair.”

He fights to survive.

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Emotional Resonance Detection

America becomes highly sensitive to emotional states around him, especially fear, danger, or protective attachment.

This allows him to:

• instinctively detect hesitation
• react to emotional shifts faster than conscious thought
• identify threats directed toward emotionally significant individuals
• sense approval, fear, or distress from trusted people

This effect becomes strongest around Russia.

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Visual / Behavioral Indicators

When Vixen’s Vowstate activates:

• pupils sharpen noticeably
• smiling becomes erratic or manic
• laughter may occur during high stress
• old regional accents may resurface unconsciously
• emotional suppression collapses
• movements become quicker and less predictable
• probability distortions subtly affect surroundings
• reactions appear “too perfectly timed”
• crying and laughing may overlap simultaneously
• body language becomes openly territorial/protective

Observers often describe the experience as:

“watching someone survive things that should have killed them.”

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Psychological State

Vowstate does not induce insanity.

However, it overloads emotional processing to dangerous levels.

America becomes:

• intensely devoted
• emotionally transparent
• survival-oriented
• dangerously self-sacrificial
• difficult to calm or redirect

His nervous system effectively enters a state of emotional overclocking.

This often creates:

• manic laughter
• trembling
• adrenaline instability
• emotional flooding
• memory fixation
• instinctive aggression toward threats

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Weaknesses

Emotional Dependence

The ability requires genuine emotional investment.

Artificial objectives or detached combat reduce effectiveness dramatically.

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Self-Destructive Tendencies

America becomes significantly more willing to risk himself during activation.

If emotionally overwhelmed, he may:

• ignore critical injuries
• continue fighting past physical limits
• prioritize others over survival entirely

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Post-State Crash

After Vowstate ends, America often experiences:

• severe exhaustion
• emotional disorientation
• shaking
• memory fragmentation
• migraines
• difficulty distinguishing instinct from conscious thought

Extreme activations may leave lingering emotional instability for days.

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Symbolic Theme

Vixen’s Vowstate represents:

• survival becoming devotion
• emotional attachment overriding fear
• instinct weaponized through loyalty
• the transformation of probability into protective inevitability

Unlike powers rooted in domination, Vowstate is fundamentally driven by chosen attachment.

It is not activated by conquest.

It is activated by:

“I refuse to lose you.”

Third Ability Evolution:

Harrier's Covenant

Classification

Tertiary Ability Evolution / Adaptive Transformation State

User

America

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Core Description

Harrier's Covenant is the third evolutionary stage of America's probability lineage.

Where Probability Manipulation altered chance and Vixen's Vowstate weaponized devotion, Harrier's Covenant transforms devotion into physical adaptation.

The ability manifests as partial avian traits—most notably massive feathered wings that emerge from America's arms rather than his back.

The transformation is not symbolic of freedom.

It is symbolic of vigilance.

A predator watching the entire battlefield.

A guardian refusing to let anything slip past him.

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Physical Manifestation

During activation:

• Feathers erupt along the back of shoulder blades
• Wings sprout along back of shoulder blade area
• Existing fox-like canines remain
• Pupils sharpen further
• Bones become lighter
• Reflexes increase dramatically

Appearance

Unlike traditional avian transformations, Harrier's Covenant does not replace America's arms with wings.

Instead, a massive pair of feathered wings emerge from his back, anchored along his shoulder blades and spine.

When folded, they drape behind him like an oversized cloak of feathers, often brushing the ground or curling around his frame instinctively. In crowded spaces he keeps them tucked tightly against his body, making them appear smaller than they truly are.

In reality, they are enormous.

Their shape resembles the wings of a harpy eagle more than a bald eagle—broad, powerful, and built for sudden bursts of force rather than graceful soaring. The feathers are dense and layered, creating a silhouette that feels more intimidating than elegant.

The coloration mirrors the American flag.

The upper wing coverts nearest his shoulders are a deep navy blue, scattered with brilliant white stars.

At first glance, the stars appear decorative.

Later, America discovers the truth:

They are the stars that vanished from his body.

They never disappeared.

They migrated.

The stars are woven directly into the plumage itself, catching light in a way normal feathers should not.

Below the blue sections, the feathers transition into bold red and white striping.

The pattern grows more pronounced toward the outer flight feathers, creating a striking flag-like appearance whenever the wings are fully extended.

Black feather tips line the longest primary feathers, giving the wings a sharper, more predatory appearance.

Certain feathers possess a subtle iridescent sheen, causing the stars to glimmer when viewed from different angles.

When fully spread, the wingspan becomes immense.

The "missing" stars from his body appear embedded throughout the feathers.

America eventually discovers:

The stars were never gone.

They moved.

The wings can be large enough to:

• shield multiple people at once
• create defensive barriers
• intimidate opponents through sheer size
• generate powerful bursts of wind during takeoff
• carry America through sustained flight

The feathers themselves are unusually resilient.

They resist tearing, disperse impact surprisingly well, and instinctively shift to protect vulnerable areas during combat.

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Instinctive Wing Behavior

The wings possess body language of their own.

America rarely notices it.

Everyone else does.

Relaxed

• Wings folded neatly behind him
• Feathers smooth and flat
• Occasional minor feather adjustments
• Wing tips may curl around trusted individuals unconsciously

Alert

• Wings tighten closer to the body
• Feathers subtly lift
• Minor twitching along the primary feathers
• Tail feathers flick in response to nearby movement

Uneasy

• Wings partially unfurl
• Feathers flatten against the frame
• Constant repositioning
• Protective instincts become noticeably stronger

Defensive

• Wings spread wide
• Body shifts between danger and allies
• Feathers flare to increase apparent size
• Movement becomes sharp and deliberate

Aggressive

• Wings raised high above his shoulders
• Feathers fully expanded
• Stars within the blue plumage appear brighter
• Vocal tone deepens
• Predatory focus becomes obvious

Observers often compare the posture to a harpy eagle protecting its nest.

Or a storm preparing to break.

When fully extended, the wingspan becomes enormous.

Large enough to:

• shield allies
• glide
• perform short bursts of flight
• intimidate enemies

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Primary Effects

Aerial Adaptation

America gains:

• gliding capability
• aerial maneuverability
• improved balance
• enhanced reaction speed

Early stages allow only controlled falls.

Advanced mastery permits true flight.

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Protective Shielding

The wings instinctively position themselves between danger and protected individuals.

Bullets.

Debris.

Explosions.

The wings move before America consciously commands them.

Almost like the ability itself has decided:

Not them.

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Predator's Perspective

America gains enhanced battlefield awareness.

He can:

• track movement
• monitor multiple threats
• identify escape routes
• spot hidden dangers

The ability turns him into a living overwatch position.

Nothing escapes notice.

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Flock Recognition

An evolution of Vowstate's emotional detection.

America begins recognizing:

• allies
• trusted individuals
• emotional distress
• danger levels

Almost instantly.

His brain categorizes people into:

Safe.

Threat.

Unknown.

Protect.

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Unique Trait:

Feather Probability

(THIS IS THE COOL PART.)

The feathers themselves become probability anchors.

When shed:

• a feather may appear where it's needed most
• trusted allies may find them during emergencies
• feathers sometimes survive situations that should destroy them

People begin finding American feathers in impossible places.

Nobody knows how.

Not even America.

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Psychological Changes

Harrier's Covenant makes America significantly more territorial.

Not aggressive.

Protective.

There is a difference.

His instincts increasingly focus on:

• guarding
• watching
• intercepting danger
• maintaining proximity to trusted people

Particularly Russia.

Particularly during high-stress periods.

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Weaknesses

Wing Damage

Damaged feathers impair maneuverability.

Heavy injury can force the transformation to collapse.

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Instinct Conflict

The more stressed America becomes, the harder it becomes to separate:

What he wants

from

What the ability wants

The ability prioritizes protection.

America may prioritize something else.

The two do not always agree.

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Energy Cost

Full transformations are exhausting.

Early activations often result in:

• muscle failure
• dizziness
• feather loss
• migraines
• emotional crashes

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Symbolic Theme

Probability Manipulation represented:

Survival.

Vixen's Vowstate represented:

Devotion.

Harrier's Covenant represents:

Guardianship.

America no longer merely survives impossible situations.

He no longer merely refuses to lose people.

Now he actively places himself between danger and the people he cares about.

Side Notes

• America turned intersex after his secondary ability and tertiary ability clashed, resulting him having both male and female reproductive organs (possesses both a penis and a vagina)
• Gets periods the same way girls do, and he struggles through it
• Penis size: 6.2 inches, slim. He considers it small.