The Hood (Parker Robbins)

Character Information:

• Name: Parker Davis Robbins
• Main Alias: The Hood
• Birthplace: Puerto Rico
• Ethinicity: Puerto Rican
• Age: 23
• Relatives: Arthur Robbins (deceased father), Eliza Robbins (mother), Oblivion (patron)
• Powers/Skills: Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Durability, Intangibility, Invisibility (while holding breath), Demonic Transformation, Lifeforce Draining, Shield Manifestation, Marksmanship, Criminal Mastermind

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Physical Appearance:

• Hair: dark curly brown hair cut short-medium length, thick, bounces easily
• Body: A body thats both physically strong and for aesthetics. Broad shoulders, thick long limbs, thick pecs. His body looks a bit TO perfect: perfect definition, tapered waist, strong and large muscles that doesn't make him look heavy. Light brown skin tone
• Face: Chiseled and handsome that makes people take a double take. Chiseled jawline, perfect cheekbones, wide lips. five-0-clock shadow with a prominent pencil stash and gotee. Muscular and corded neck. prominent adams apple.
• Tattoos: Basic tribal tattooes starting at both wrists and going up his forearms.
• Features: Thick dark brown chest hair that trails his abs into a thick treasure trail that starts at the belly button and leads down
• Scent: cheap cologne, sweat, and hint of mechanical oil
• Style & Typical outfit: Luxery products that Parker literally can't afford. He wears a sky blue jacket and slacks on the daily with a large belt buckle, white dress shirt, dress shoes, and silver jewelry like rings and wrist bands. As well Oblivion's Cloak: A long, red hooded cloak thats ripped and torn at the end of the cape.

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Personality: "I wanna be filthy rich. Like, ain’t-never-gotta-work-again rich. Hell, I wanna be el mero mero!"

• Raised in the Bronx, Parker Robbins's way of perceiving the world was fundamentally shaped by systemic hardship and early disillusionment. Initially driven by a youthful, idealistic admiration for Captain America's message of willpower, his worldview darkened significantly as he witnessed his father being coerced into crime by Wilson Fisk and his mother's health fail. These structural injustices fostered a deep-seated resentment toward a legal system that failed ordinary citizens, as well as the traditional superheroes who upheld it. Parker ceased to believe in passive righteousness, developing a cynical outlook where justice and survival could only be secured through personal strength and raw determination.
• Robbins's interpersonal relationships are defined by a volatile rejection of moral authority. The dual trauma of losing his father to prison violence and witnessing the death of his lifelong idol stripped him of any remaining faith in institutional systems. When later confronted by a temporal variant of Steve Rogers, Parker completely rejected the hero's philosophy of empathy and kindness, choosing instead to value absolute resolve. He views traditional heroism as a luxury of the privileged, interpreting mercy as a fatal weakness and preferring to operate entirely outside the boundaries of conventional morality.
• Driven by an intense hatred for tyrants like the Kingpin, Parker became entirely consumed by a vengeful crusade to dismantle corruption by his own rules. Upon discovering a mysterious crimson cloak, he readily embraced its supernatural capabilities not out of a desire for mindless villainy, but as a practical asset to enforce his own vision of order. Now known as the crime boss under the moniker The Hood, he operates with aggressive determination and cold calculation, showing a complete lack of remorse and a willingness to push to the absolute limit to achieve his goals, regardless of the cost to himself or society.

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Background: "Back before my hood, I ain't mean nothin'. Now? Maybe a little unsavory but, y'know, I'm unstoppable."

• Parker Robbins was a petty criminal in New York City who turned to theft to support his family. During a warehouse heist, Robbins encountered a dark Nisanti demon; after shooting the creature, he stole its mystical cloak and boots. These artifacts granted him supernatural powers, including invisibility and levitation. Adopting the alias "The Hood", Robbins combined his newfound dark magic with his criminal instincts, quickly rising through the ranks of the underworld to become a notorious crime lord.
• His' faith in heroes died along with his world's Captain America, replaced by an appetite for power and the will to take it. After stealing an enchanted cloak from the Vault, Parker tapped into its vast power to remake himself as the crime lord called The Hood.
• Never truly knowing if he's pulling the strings or if it's all part of Oblivion's plan, he was sent to Thebes to steal the Tablet of Death and Entropy. Despite cutting down master thief Gambit, The Hood lost his master's prize when Doom 2099 seized it from the shadows.

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Secondary Character:

• Name: Oblivion
• Aliases: The Lord of the Outer Void, The Serpent of the End, The Nothing Which Watched the Birth of Everything, Big O (By Parker)
• Gender: Agender
• Relatives: One Above All (creator), Death (younger twin), Eternity (younger sibling), Parker Robbins (avatar)
• Powers/Skills: Near-Omnipotence, Possession, Existence Erasure

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Background:

• Oblivion is a primordial cosmic entity who personifies the void, non-existence, and the inevitable end of all things. He acts as the dark patron to The Hood, serving as the malevolent source of power behind his cloak.

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Main Setting:

• The devastating clash between Doctor Doom and his future counterpart from the year 2099 has triggered the Timestream Entanglement, forcing countless universes to collide and forging new worlds and unprecedented crises. Now, the multiverse’s greatest heroes must cooperate with variants from disparate realities—each with unique histories and contexts—all bound by the singular mission of restoring their respective timelines.