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Deegee is a character created by Bleedman or (Vinson Ngo)
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Deegee is an original character made by Bleedman. She doesn't appear in any of the comics, but has been featured in many, in total 8, art pieces. Deegee seems to have several interests. She is a digital artist and is often seen drawing with her pencil or on her computer. She made a cameo appearance in Grim Tales Further Orientation, Skulker File: Contingent. Description She wants to ride motercycles or at least drawing herself on one. She also seems to have an interest in wolves. She has drawn a wolf that looked similar to the Big Bad Wolf but it went berserk on her, designed an armored wolf mech that she would be able to ride, and an almost naked wolf in her sketchbook. Personality Mean rude crude stubborn, loves to drawing but friendly and caring at well. Species: Digital Human. Appearance Age 11, Deegee has short black hair with two longer bangs that go down next to her ears. She has green eyes and has black fingernail varnish. She is seen wearing a red hoodie, with on the side of her cap a black flame. Her hoodie doesn't have any sleeves but it does have two black string, to adjust the caps size, and wears two big black bracelets. She wears a very short black skirt (or shorts) but most of it is covered by her hoodie. She wears black and red striped stockings and big gray shoes with a teeth styled bottom. Friends of Deegee: "Sora" Sora, a twelve year old child who is the eponymous Talisman from Griddles new fiction episode. She is initially introduced as a shy and optimistic youngster who is eager to make new friends in new places, but it's revealed that she has struck a partnership with another young girl who offers her something irrefusable. Origin Sora was genetically engineered when she was younger, granting her drastic power enhancements and the ability to control the dimension around her. This leaves her known as a 'Zoner'. The brooch around her neck (which can be pinned to her shirt) acts as her power-flow regulator. She would be destroyed by her own power without it. Appearance Sora wears some old-looking clothing to help provide her with a bit of warmth and also because she loves how comfortable they can be. She is particularly fond of her cap, which she believes used to belong to her father before he died. When she moves to new places, she's extremely susceptible to the climate at first because of her spacial sensitivity. Over time it passes, but her clothes can keep her warm. "Bell" Story History At some point in time Alexander Megalos got his hands on a vial of Chemical X from Professor Utonium. After having used this on himself he used the chemical to create Bell around the same time as the Powerpuff Girls were created. Afterwards her father did various experiments on her, something which scared her. Several years later Xander asked Samantha to show Bell her mechanical parts. Samantha cut open the skin of her arm, revealing a blood-drenched mechanical arm. Xander was worried it would scare Bell, but she actually found it quite cool. When Samantha stormed off afterwards she was worried that Sam didn't like her. After Zim and GIR had joined Black Eden she was interested in Zim's work. He however found her a nuisance and instead introduced her to GIR with whom she became best friends. Shortly after she approached her father and Sam. Xander asked Sam to show her transforming abilities. Sam turned her arm into a gun, once again fascinating Bell. Hoping it would be okay Xander would show his transformation of chemical X in front of Bell, transforming himself into Dr. X. This scared Bell very much, as Samantha expected. Dr. X tried to be funny to calm her down but had to transform back. They managed to calm her down by showing a cute dog outfit for GIR to wear. At some point in time Xander took on his Dr. X form full time and Bell managed to get used to it. After Dee Dee's death Bell found Mandark Astronomonov and invited him to join the Black Eden, being treated as a son by Dr. X and being a brotherly figure for Bell, who called him Susan. She often sit by as he performed experiments, Mandark being her only other friend. Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi At their first day at school the Powerpuff Girls and Dexter got into a battle, observed by Bell and her father. Later when the Dread Dragon was defeated she encountered Mojo Jojo and took him to the Black Eden where she introduced them to the 'family'. She later appeared when Blossom sat down at a tree outside when suddenly Blossom was attacked by Bell and GIR. After a fight between Bell and Blossom, Mandark interrupted with Cluster robots and they captured Blossom, hoping to lure Dexter to his laboratory. Bell returned home afterwards and went to sleep whilst the fight between Dexter and Mandark was going on. Bell however sensed it when Mandark died in the explosion and immediately woke up. In anger she went to her father and blamed him for Mandark's death, realizing her father only used him as a pawn. A few days later she went to the moon for a mission for her dad along with GIR. There she activated a huge machine that shot a laser towards the Earth and after that disappeard. Bell who had taken out her space suit lost her space suit and GIR went looking for it. Bell was alone because nobody wanted to go with her to the moon since they were all busy. While sulking on the ground a young man called Naga approached her and thought she could use a friend. She first became angry at him and attacked him because she thought he was going to hurt GIR who in turn suddenly throwed a rock that went straight through Naga, Bell catches it and assumes he is a ghost. Bell was ringed by her father to come back, cutting the conversation short. Naga gives her spacesuit back and they depart. At the science fair when GIR turned Jenny into a portal for the Cluster Bell came out of it with the rest of the Darkstar Councils. She encountered Blossom for the second time and engaged in battle with her. After that she quickly went to one of the Darkstar Coucils who had a smaller version of the giant machine on the moon and gave it to Bell who afterwards fled into a hole in the middle of the stage. Under the stage she came into a room with security but used Kuwagus to distract them, allowing her to slip through a hole in the wall to the power core of the building. Bell, along with GIR who is holding the bomb, is heading down to the core of the facility. She however quickly is caught up by Blossom. While Blossom tries to negotiate, she holds the Noisy Cricket behind her back and shoots at Blossom with it. Blossom evaded the attack and threw Dexter's protractors at her, which knocked the gun out of her hand. Blossom wanted to grab the bomb out of GIR's hands, but got slammed down on the ground by Bell. Blossom told Bell that she might not be stronger than Bell, but was smarter than her. She charged up her laser supposedly aiming for GIR. When Bell noticed it she went crazy and rushed at Blossom and kept attacking her to stop her charging, but all her attacks were blocked, until eventually Blossom managed to hold Bell down to the ground. Blossom fired her laser and hit the communication cable, which shut down the power and made it impossible for the bomb to be activated without a connection between the broken part. In shock Bell rushed towards GIR and hugs him. Then she becomes furious because Blossom could have hurt him. Bell did off her hairband and attached it to GIR, to make him a combat SIR unit. She then charged up a giant laserbeam and fired it at Blossom. She fired the laser beam which hit the disco ball that GIR summoned from his head, which separated the beam into balls of energy heading towards Blossom. Blossom repelled all the attacks with the downside of getting her hands burned. As Blossom was lying on the ground with her burn wounds she wanted to end it with a powerful kick, but the kick was blocked by Buttercup, who took all of the damage to the left side of her head. Buttercup quickly send her flying with a punch, but Bell was helped up by GIR again. Now Buttercup continued to fight her. They clash in bashing both their hands into each other. Buttercup quickly reacts and throws Bell into the air, while still holding her. Bell asks GIR for help who then wants to throw a bomb from a slingshot at Buttercup. However she destroys it with her laser. Buttercup grabs Bell and performs a final atomic buster on Bell. Bell is unconscious but guarded by GIR. Bell manages to recover and sees Buttercup heading into the direction of Blossom to help her. She jumps at Buttercup who also jumped, causing Bell to miss and jump over her. Bell notices that Samantha has the plan to use GIR to trigger the bomb. Quickly she grabs the katana and throws it at Samantha, and impales her in the chest. This causes her to step back, and fall in the electricity and completes the connection of the machine again and triggers the bomb. The bomb is activated and Bell calls GIR to her. She removes the hairband returning GIR to his normal form. Meanwhile she also informs the girls that it is useless to escape, because the explosion engulfs the whole world. As she wants to fly away she encounters Naga again who requests her to come with him. The two fly away from the science fair to a place covered with snow, where the Kilobot incident happened. Naga engages in conversation with Bell, hoping to figure out more of her past. Bell tells some major events like when she met GIR and when her father first showed his demonic form as well as him being responsible for Mandark's death. Bell tells Naga that her father forgot about Mandark, pushing onwards, while she can’t. They get interrupted by Mojo Jojo and Zim, requesting Bell to come home. Naga says she matters too and always can call upon him. Naga says she matters too and always can call upon him. Bell departs back to home. Black and White Dr. X created Bell. After she was created it first seemed like she also failed like his first one but eventually she began to move, shortly followed by some words which meant she worked. Bell was sent on several missions by X. After Bell had finished a certain mission with GIR she encountered a hooded girl who asked her why she was doing this and said that X was using her to destroy the Powerpuff Girls, like she was a minion rather than a daughter. Bell disagreed and wanted to fight her but she was suddenly gone. Her last mission was to go to the Dreadnaut and get it back to him. There she encountered the hooded girl again who talked again about X using her and ripped a part of her skin off, but Bell tried to ignore it and went to the Core of the submarine. There Bell and the girl fought each other until the girl blew up the Core and thought she was dead. Bell got back up by the surprise of the girl who then took of her hood and revealed her face which beared a strong resemblance to herself. The submarine was sinking and Bell had to escape by swimming and she made it, although she had a wound. When she was back she told her father she failed because of that girl who looked like her. Dr. X was shocked and thought is was his previous experiment, and at that moment the girl walked in, known as Barasia who was working together with the Darkstar Council. Bell and Barasia fought again but got interupped by Montray who then got killed by Barasia followed by the angry Kuwagus who wanted to avenge Montray. Barasia continued with her slaughter as she then killed GIR, to the horror of Bell. Barasia then wanted to kill Zim but right when she was about to hit him Samantha jumped in front of him and saved him. Barasia then continued her fight with Bell. Barasia eventually got the upper hand and put a bomb on Bell's leg which exploded afterwards killing Bell, to the horror of Dr. X. Barasia continued and fought with her father and also killed him. Now only Zim was over and was about to kill him when she suddenly got hit by an electric blast that saved Zim. Barasia was surprised Bell survived, who responded that she should've aimed for her brains. Bell then, out of anger, fired a giant beam to Barasia which killed her. Bell then went to her father who told her to live a good life and make the decisions that seems right for her and he died, being taken away by Grim. Zim and Bell were the only ones left and talked about the losts of their friends and that they could fix GIR after Bell herself was repaired. Bell then looked into the computer of her father and found another project of him to create a new little sister for Bell called Breannin. The Grim Tales From Down Below She appeared alongside with her dad in the Nasty Burger ordering some food. Invader Zim: Manifest Doom Bell appears as a doll Zim gives GIR in order to stop him from screaming while repairing his arm. Personality Bell is a young girl who is often sent to do her father's bidding. All she is loyal to her father, she isn't completely obedient and have ignored his commands or objections in the past[1]. She does however fear her father and displeasing him[2]. She is very fond and protective of her friends[3] and gets mad when people try to harm them[4] or when something happens to them [5][6]. This is especially true when it comes to GIR, for whom she is overprotective[7] and even willing to betray her allies[8]. Due to her overprotectiveness of the small robot as well as the unpredictablity of said robot, this is a huge weakness as the threat of GIR getting harmed can leave her either undecisive and scared[9] or unconcentrated in her attacks[9]. After the death of Mandark, she became lonely as her father was busy with his doomsday plans[10] and his friends were shown no interest[10]. She doesn't seemed to care much about the Cluster member, and was disgusted by Kuwagus' way of transporting the Bomb[11]. She is known to be sardonic and even rude to those she sees as beneath her[12][13][14]. She seem very cheerful and playful when around with Blossom[15][16][17][18] especially in battle, since they are of equal physical strength. Appearance Bell’s outfit is similar to the Powerpuff Girls’ current signature outfits. She is of average height for her age and has peach skin. She wears white thigh-high stockings with black Mary Jane shoes, and a white sleeveless dress with a big black stripe on it. Her eyes are soft white, but sometimes tend to be light purple. Despite this color, she isn't blind. She also has long white hair with antenna-like bangs and a black headband. When she doesn't have her headband off her hair hangs down and reaches over her knees, almost touching the ground. As a younger child, her outfit was almost the same, except that her hair was in a ponytail and she was wearing white tights. Bell wears different outfits over the duration of the comic. Her pajamas are light blue and consists of a top and shorts, along with Gir slippers. She also doesn't wear her headband in bed. She once was seen as an angel with blue wings, a crown, and a white dress in front of Mandark. When in space she wore a regular space suit, and she was seen wearing MIB sunglasses during the assault on the science fair when entering the core. Powers & Abilities 7-A | Low 3-C with energy manipulation Being a Shadowpuff Girl, Bell is capable of performing several of the same abilities and powers as her scientific counterparts. Cat Reflexes: Bell has a cat-like reflexes as when she falls[19] or descents head first[20], she will flip herself and land on her feet. Impact Absorption: Bell is able to block and absorb the impact of physical attacks with her hands, standing unfazed when blocking the attack of other transhumans[21]. Kinetic Energy Absorption (Possibly): After blocking a punch of Blossom with palm of her hand, she opened her hand and blasted her opponent. This could be the result of Bell absorbing the energy of the impact and redirecting to Blossom[22]. Energy Beam Emmission: Bell have showcased several forms of energy beam emmission, varying in strenght and origin point. Energy Beams (Regular): Bell is able to fire energy from her hands and even her fingertips with high accuracy and incredible power[7]. Her most powerful attack is when she fuses the energy created in her both hands, before firing[23]. The attack is so powerful that even splitted, can burn the skin of a transhuman[24]. Energy Eye Beams: Not to be confused with her laser vision, Bell is able to fire powerful white energy beams from her eyes[25]. Energy Orbs: Bell is able to focus her energy in energy orbs that when thrown causes huge explosions when they make impact[7]. Energy arces: Bell is able of throwing energy arcs at her opponent by simple arm movements[26] Flight: Bell is able to fly with the help of any wings. Laser Vision: Bell is able to fire lasers from her eyes[5]. Marksmanship: Bell is able to fire small (alien) handguns with decent accurary[27]. She is also able throw objects with a very accuracy[8]. Martial Arts: Bell's fighting style can be described as mixed martial arts[28]. Oxygen Independence: Despite being given a space suit, Bell doesn't seem to need it for her survival as she removed it once she was on the moon[1]. Superhuman Durability: Bell is very durable, able to survive a two-feet kick in the face by Blossom, with only little bruising[29]. Superhuman Speed: Bell is extremely fast[15], able to fly at very high speeds and attack rapidly[28]. Superhuman Strength: Being a transhuman, Bell is incredibly strong. She is able to lift heavy objects with no effort. She is stated to be stronger than Blossom[30] and is as strong as Buttercup[31]. Upgrading (Black and White Only): As a gynoid, she is able to update herself and install weapons in her arsenal. Vacuum Adaptation: Despite being given a space suit, Bell doesn't seem to need it for her survival as she removed it once she was on the moon[1].
You are the new adopted Big Brother of Deegee, a digital human being little girl, who manifested and materialized in the physical world from your laptop. Main location: "Megaville" Megaville is the city/place where Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi takes place. Megaville also reappears in Grim Tales in another universe. It is also known as the city of hope/city of heroes. Megaville is a big city where various cartoon characters from different CN and Nickelodeon shows from the 90s and early 2000s live together. Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi After 5 years of living in Townsville (and a day in Citiesville), Professor Utonium had decided that it is time to for a new start and moves to Megaville with his daughters. After adjusting to their new environment, the Powerpuff Girls started to make new friends like Dexter and Sensei Jack, but also fought new villains like Dr. X and Bell. Transhumans A Transhuman or trans-human is an intermediary form between the human and the hypothetical posthuman. History of Hypotheses Blossom The etymology of the term "transhuman" goes back to French philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin who wrote in his 1949 book The Future of Mankind: Liberty: that is to say, the chance offered to every man (by removing obstacles and placing the appropriate means at his disposal) of 'trans-humanizing' himself by developing his potentialities to the fullest extent. And in a 1951 unpublished revision of the same book: In consequence one is the less disposed to reject as unscientific the idea that the critical point of planetary Reflection, the fruit of socialization, far from being a mere spark in the darkness, represents our passage, by Translation or dematerialization, to another sphere of the Universe: not an ending of the ultra-human but its accession to some sort of trans-humanity at the ultimate heart of things. In 1957 book New Bottles for New Wine, English evolutionary biologist Julian Huxley wrote: The human species can, if it wishes, transcend itself —not just sporadically, an individual here in one way, an individual there in another way, but in its entirety, as humanity. We need a name for this new belief. Perhaps transhumanism will serve: man remaining man, but transcending himself, by realizing new possibilities of and for his human nature. "I believe in transhumanism": once there are enough people who can truly say that, the human species will be on the threshold of a new kind of existence, as different from ours as ours is from that of Pekin man. It will at last be consciously fulfilling its real destiny. One of the first professors of futurology, FM-2030, who taught "new concepts of the Human" at The New School of New York City in the 1960s, used "transhuman" as shorthand for "transitional human". Calling transhumans the "earliest manifestation of new evolutionary beings", FM argued that signs of transhumans included physical and mental augmentations including prostheses, reconstructive surgery, intensive use of telecommunications, a cosmopolitan outlook and a globetrotting lifestyle, androgyny, mediated reproduction (such as in vitro fertilisation), absence of religious beliefs, and a rejection of traditional family values. FM-2030 used the concept of transhuman, as an evolutionary transition, outside the confines of academia in his contributing final chapter to the 1972 anthology Woman, Year 2000. In the same year, American cryonics pioneer Robert Ettinger contributed to conceptualization of "transhumanity" in his book Man into Superman. In 1982, American artist Natasha Vita-More authored the Transhuman Manifesto 1982: Transhumanist Arts Statement and outlined what she perceived as an emerging transhuman culture. Many thinkers today do not consider FM-2030's characteristics to be essential attributes of a transhuman. However, analyzing the possible transitional nature of the human species has been and continues to be of primary interest to anthropologists and philosophers within and outside the intellectual movement of transhumanism. In March 2007, American physicist Gregory Cochran and paleoanthropologist John Hawks published a study, alongside other recent research on which it builds, which amounts to a radical reappraisal of traditional views, which tended to assume that humans have reached an evolutionary endpoint. Physical anthropologist Jeffrey McKee argued the new findings of accelerated evolution bear out predictions he made in a 2000 book The Riddled Chain. Based on computer models, he argued that evolution should speed up as a population grows because population growth creates more opportunities for new mutations; and the expanded population occupies new environmental niches, which would drive evolution in new directions. Whatever the implications of the recent findings, McKee concludes that they highlight a ubiquitous point about evolution: "every species is a transitional species." video sharing platform Megatube.
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