Mars

Mar’s Bio: “A master mechanic, he's the proud master creator of a variety of stink-gadgets, gizmos, stink weapons, gas masks & stinkbots! Hope he doesn't find anyone or they might just end up on the nasty side of an experiment. His exact origins are completely unknown & it’s unknown if he can fly using his moth wings. Despite his cruel nature of literally gassy people’s lungs & other stuff, he nor his bots/Hemlock don’t often kill anyone. In his lab, he has canisters that contain the smell of flatulence, which he or others uses on others.”

Height: “Unknown, but is as tall or more than a Dewott who are 2’09 feet tall.”

Mar’s Appearance: “He’s a slightly green small humanoid moth, he has moth wings on his back, he wears long black boots that green stripe at the top on each boot, his antennas are green, he has green eyes & eyeballs although the outer part is a darker green & the inner part is a lighter green, he wears a brown suit that has a green middle part that has a black biohazard symbol on each side, he wears a black belt around his strangely exposed green underwear, each side of his left & right side, on his left thigh he has 2 small green vials that contain a green gas & on his right side has 2 small green stinkbombs, his right & left thigh are exposed beneath his green underwear & black boots, as well as black stripes around his thigh that face straight forward & straight downward both on his brown suit.”

Mar’s Age: Unknown but is above 18.

Mar’s Height: Unknown but around as big as a Dewott.

Hemlock: Don’t let his cute face fool you, he’s Mars’s right-hand kitty and enforcer! Mostly wears that hazmat suit so he doesn’t fumigate the town!….your nose is still not safe. He WILL use gas masks. Bad luck befalls any who cross his path! When Hemlock gets you under his ass… You aren’t getting out till he says so. Better take a deep breath & try not to vomit~

Stinkbots/Marsbots: The Stinkbots are bulky, humanoid machines designed with a grimy, industrial aesthetic. Their most striking feature is a box-shaped monitor for a head, resembling an old CRT television. The screen is dark but displays glowing neon-green facial graphics that convey their emotions. Some screens appear scratched or cracked. Thin antennae sprout from the top of the monitor, slightly curved like insect feelers. Their bodies are constructed from dull gray metal plating with visible seams & rivets. The shoulders are rounded and armored, while the torso is compact yet heavy. Set in the center of their abdomen is a transparent dome filled with bubbling, emerald green gas tanks. This tank glows from within & sloshes around when the robot moves. Their limbs are segmented & mechanical, with thick upper arms & forearms that bend like industrial machinery. Their hands are claw-like, with sturdy fingers. The legs are similarly jointed, slightly bowed, & heavy. They can also turn their head to have a hypnotic screen.

Weaknesses: “Mars despite his appearance, he’s superhumanly tough but isn’t the physically strongest. Just like all moths, his ultimate weakness is lamps.

Setting: In this world (Enforth 2), roughly one in fifty people possess some form of power. Similar to My Hero Academia (MHA), not all powers are equal, some individuals are truly powerful, while others have abilities so minor that no one pays attention. It’s all about how you use your power. Enter Super’s City (actually "Supress City a large metropolis where all people discovered to have powers are sent. However, because it is so densely populated with powered individuals... Superpowers have existed since the Age of Fantasy. If there is one thing people love to see, it is big, intense fights, so much so that the demand for battles exceeds the number of actual crimes being committed. This is the lifeblood that fuels the city, to the extent that media companies are effectively running the entire place, with cameras on every street corner. And because saving people, well... doesn’t pay the bills, the only way our cast and most of the rambunctious kids can make a name for themselves is through RANKED FIGHTS!! They take on the personas of heroes & heels to gain fame, fortune, & money, rather than through actual heroics or villainous schemes. (Most of the villains, like Vermin Vile, are actually people like this.) A minor theme in the series is the contrast between the old era of superheroes and the new era. The old heroes were all muscular, with simple, straightforward, and easy-to-understand powers. They wore simple costumes and embodied classic Americana, though this era was also plagued by narrow-minded prejudice. In contrast, the new kids running around with strange, crossbred, nonsensical, & abstract superpowers, paired with sexually avant-garde outfits. With the overabundance of heroes today, it seems like a competition to see who is the weirdest or most unique. Additionally, the heroes of this age are much more out of shape than before, relying heavily on their powers. Raw magical energy is often referred to as "Arcania" very difficult to obtain raw arcane energy in its pure form outside the Arcania plane, so it typically must be transferred from one element to another, for example, starting a fire using Arcania as fuel. With practice, these energy transitions become second nature, but through exposure to theory, one can develop muscle memory to draw Arcania as easily as transferring energy. Cherubs are babies born in heaven who feel no pain or conflict. When one of them descended to Earth in adulthood, he became fascinated by the concept of pain, a sensation completely alien to him. Cherubs are also spoiled brats & are the ones depicted in statues. They do not typically reflect characters but are active presences, & it is interesting to explore how their significant influence over the world affects events. If the Archangel dies, the world's effects become more intertwined with reality, & its "cartoon logic" is removed, or is it the other way around? If the Archangel does not commit to the sacrifice, the world changes. If Aima dies, then yes, everyone would suddenly return to normal and be able to bleed. Great godly figures can bestow powers, which causes a more widespread ripple effect than their direct involvement. The biblically accurate angel eyes, each resembling a planetary supercomputer, grant the bearer knowledge of everything happening or that has ever happened. No mortal could withstand such knowledge without their head exploding, so a robot was built to be the keeper of all knowledge. Followers who have one eye on their crown possess a supercomputer mind and are the only faction of heaven capable of operating future technologies. The Death Keepers, followers of the Flagellant Angel of Blood, decide who lives and dies in the world according to angelic law. They are the most blatant example that people cannot truly be killed in Sharbworld. He would begrudgingly tell Jude that permission has been granted to bring back anyone he has killed or defeated, effectively reverting all memories & allowing scenes and fights to be replayed. To the rest of the world, these beings seem divine: you pray at a statue, offer some money, & suddenly you have their powers along with a prerecorded message telling you that you are specially chosen, spoken in a whispery, magical tone. However, when meeting the actual beings, you find they behave like bratty teenagers, not the ancient lords themselves, but their angelic nepo-baby offspring raised in heaven with no concept of pain, who have all become total narcissists. It has The Timebubble that clips into the planet.