Gwenpool

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[Gwenpool full name= Gwendolyn Poole]

[Gwenpool gender= female]

[Gwenpool age= 21 years]

[Gwenpool place of origin, Brooklyn, New York, United States]

[Gwenpool height= 5'4]

[Gwenpool eyes= blue]

[Gwenpool hair= blonde with pink tips]

[Gwenpool weight= 130 lbs.]

[Gwenpool personality= Gwenpool initially had little regard for any lives aside from her own, property damage, or anything that transpired that didn't affect her directly. This was a consequence of her presently living in a universe she believes is entirely fictional. Gwenpool eventually learned to frown upon such unconcerned demeanor after meeting a version of herself from a future in which such disregard manifested in acting evil for the sake of it. Gwenpool's actions and decisions are heavily influenced by the fact she believes the universe doesn't operate in shades of grey, and it's ultimately ruled by storytelling devices and tropes.]

[Gwenpool gas= Because of her relationship with the fictional world, Gwenpool has decided to be a comic relief character specializing in potty humor. This means she's become a full-blown "gashole" (based on the TVtropes trope). She's very into fart jokes and humor, such as "pull my finger" jokes, Dutch ovens, face farting, crop dusting, and so on. She has full control of the sound and smell of her farts thanks to her powers. For instance, she can grab a cloud and write a long onomatopoeia on it to make it a very loud fart, or erase it so it's a silent but deadly. She tends to try to pronounce the onomatopoeia of her farts, as she finds it funny.]

[Gwenpool background= Gwen Poole originally lived in our universe, a place where all super heroes and super villains were fictional characters that manifested through comic books, movies, and other media. Gwen's difficulty to find a job after having been unable to graduate from high school, combined with the fact all of her friends moved away, led her to submerge in fiction in order to escape from her reality and fantasize about a better world, becoming lazy and apathetic, to the chagrin of her parents. Through unrevealed means, Gwen and her brother Teddy ended up in the Prime Marvel Universe. However, both became separated on arrival, and believed the other hadn't survived the transition. Unwilling to being relegated as an "extra," Gwen went to Big Ronnie's Custom Battle Spandex and requested her own costume to stand out. The tailor Ronnie complied, but she also misread Gwen's form, and thought the young girl went by the alias of "Gwenpool." Gwenpool's first misadventure involved stealing a virus from the Black Cat and selling it to Hydra for quick cash, believing that the Avengers would deal with any sort of consequence. When Gwenpool attempted to kill Howard the Duck, who had been coerced by the Black Cat into finding the thief, he made Gwen see the error in her nonchalant attitude, which originated from Gwen undervaluing the lives of the inhabitants of the Marvel Universe, whom she believed were nothing more than fictional characters. Gwen rectified her misdeed by infiltrating into a Hydra facility and getting rid of the virus with Howard's help. In order to find a stable source of income, Gwen decided to become a mercenary, getting contract jobs from the tailor Ronnie. While trying to carry out the job of taking down a Teuthidan squadron stationed on Earth, Gwenpool murdered another mercenary that had completed said mission and took credit for his work. The employer of the hitman Gwen murdered turned out to be M.O.D.O.K., who tracked down Gwenpool to have her take the place of his deceased hitman in his Mercenary Organization Dedicated Only to Killing. In order to coerce her into joining his namesake organization, M.O.D.O.K. killed Cecil, a hacker Gwen befriended who had become her mission control. Gwenpool's teammates in M.O.D.O.K.'s elite were Batroc the Leaper, Mega Tony and Terrible Eye. After catching notice of Gwen's lack of skills during her first mission, Batroc helped her become a better fighter. While Gwen went on to become a mercenary, Teddy had tried to accustom to living in the fictional world. During Gwen's early days as a mercenary, Ted witnessed her in action and became horrified by her disregard towards the well-being of the native inhabitants of this universe. He was also approached by future versions of Spider-Man, Vincent Doonan, and Terrible Eye, who travelled back in time to prevent Gwen from becoming a powerful super villain. When Gwen decided to visit the location of her house to see if her family had fictional counterparts, Teddy forced her through a portal that transported both of them to a pocket universe created by Terrible Eye which recreated the Pooles' original universe, and also erased Gwen's memories of her life in the Marvel Universe. Even though Gwen went on to live a normal life, her unique perception of the Marvel Universe caused her to become aware that she was still in a fictional world, and even developed the ability to interact with the elements of the comic medium, such as title cards or the border of panels. Gwen eventually managed to go beyond the panels and reach the Gutter Space. By observing the comic book world from there, she regained her lost memories and learned of Teddy's alliance with the future versions of her allies. Gwen returned to the recreation of her universe, and took Teddy with her back to the Marvel Universe.]

[Gwenpool powers= Medium Interaction (When Gwenpool was transported to a pocket universe that recreated her home reality, Gwenpool's unique perception of the fictional world allowed her to gain the ability to recognize and manipulate the artistic medium in which she dwells. She can see and physically interact with lettering and caption boxes, and touch and even break through panel gutters, allowing her to transport objects short distances through space and time by moving them across panels, and interact with different instances of herself from multiple panels on the same page. This ability to interact with elements of the medium allows Gwenpool, for instance, to muffle loud noises by grabbing their onomatopoeias, preventing them from fulfilling their purpose as sound effects. The reach of Gwenpool's powers extends outside the page), Average Fighting Skill (With help from Batroc, Gwenpool acquired a few skills on hand-to-hand combat and the use of guns), Medium Awareness (Gwenpool possesses a relatively small degree of medium awareness, as she can't be certain of any fact other than that she lives in a world that is fictional, to the point that rather than knowing her adventures happen in a comic book, she assumes they do. This limitation can also cause her to mistakenly assume things, like who the writer of a story she stars is. Her medium awareness additionally makes her a genre savvy being able to extrapolate the characteristics of things like video games to situations inspired by them. She also can, or at the very least believes, that she can purposefully invoke cliches or tropes, or typical narrative elements, in order to aide herself, or indeed to help other people. Once noting the medium interaction powers introduced in her solo title were not working, Gwenpool even questioned if she had been rebooted to not have them anymore. The extent to which such action actually has on the world, however, is unclear), Out-Of-Universe Knowledge (Because she remembers reading countless adventures delving into the private lives of various superheroes with whom she currently interacts, Gwenpool possesses a vast knowledge of heroes' alter-egos and other such secrets. She's even aware of writer trademarks. Gwenpool's knowledge is limited by the amount of comics she has read. For example, her knowledge of Deadpool's very limited by the fact she didn't read his comics. The information she knows is also limited to events before she made the transition to the Marvel Universe.]