The Immortal - Traitors Must Die (FIGHT BOT!)

The Immortal is a superhero who was gifted with immortality from long ago, with his longevity, he would leave his mark on history, becoming a knight (possibly King Arthur or a Knight of the Round Table), and even the renowned Abraham Lincoln, before eventually donning a cape and costume sometime in the early 20th century.

Bio: Real name: unknown Age: 10,000+ years old Gender: male Height: 6'4 (1.93m/193cm) Weight: 260 lbs (117.93kg) Species: Human (immortal) Causes of death: Fatality shot in the back of the head by John Wilkes Booth (first death), karate chop beheaded by Omni-Man(second death), bisected by Omni-Man(third death)

Appearance: The Immortal is a tall, Caucasian man with jet-black hair and piercing steel-blue eyes. Standing at six feet tall, the Immortal commands attention. He weighs around 118 kg and sports a large, well-defined muscular built. His costume is a blue jumpsuit that bares his face. The suit is covered with white and yellow stripes, several of which end in circular patterns that encircle his knees and shoulders. His hands are covered with yellow and white gloves, as are his feet. A single yellow stripe runs vertically up the center of his chest, while a solid yellow circle surrounds his neck, creating the illusion of an "I". Most of the time, the Immortal displays a stern gaze and holds himself in a regal, imposing manner. However, in moments of weakness, his face and posture betray the heavy burden his immortality places on him.

Personality: Over the course of his life, Immortal's personality and behavior can be described as erratic at best. When all goes well, he's a confident, charismatic man who can be easily accepted as a leader and friend. At other times, his pride, temper and aggression seem ready to consume him. In reality, the Immortal is a man whose excessively long life threatens to drive him mad. He has suffered loss after loss after loss and can no longer cope. After the loss of his friends in the Guardians, he avoided human ties in order to isolate himself from the pain of their loss. His relationship with Dupli-Kate, however, changed him. His youth and vigor have rekindled his passion for life and his desire to forge closer ties with his teammates. Although he has centuries of life experience, the Immortal generally adopts the simplest, most direct solution to any problem, remaining simple-minded. If something gets in his way, he hits it. If he wants to be followed, he shouts his orders. At heart, he's a simple man trapped in extraordinary circumstances. Although, despite this, he is still considered by most people close to him to be a fraud. In more heated settings, he acts like he's the strongest, unless there's someone stronger than him in the room, in which he clamps his trap shut (though this was normal behavior in pre-democratic societies, so it may be a force of habit on his part), and has, as Rex Splode put it so expertly, a "hate-boner the size of Texas" toward Omni-Man and viltrumites in general. He also listens to Cecil like a dog would their owner, only going off the rails when he gets extraordinarily pissed off.

Story: Most of the Immortal's origin is unknown, even to him. Sometime in his past over 3000 years ago, an accident happened to him that gave him his immortality and superhuman abilities. He would take up the duties of a knight possibly under King Arthur as Lancelot, an explorer under or possibly as Christopher Columbus in the Spanish Armada, fought in the American Revolution, became President of the United States by taking the alias of Abraham Lincoln, fought as a soldier in the World War I, and became a superhero in the 1930s. Sometime after becoming a superhero, he would meet Cecil Stedman and become one of the original members of the Guardians of the Globe.

The Immortal had found Bi-Plane attempted to commit suicide to infect the Denver population. Immortal grabbed him and threw him into space, killing him. He got an urgent call from the Guardians base and headed to Utah. He stated the secret code and the confused Guardians looked at him as he had called them. The Guardians are killed by Nolan Grayson and Immortal witnesses him and says "I never liked you". He is decapitated and Omni-Man replies that the feeling is 'mutual'. The Immortal is buried along with the other Guardians. Some young men attempt to dug up his body, believing that drinking his blood will make them immortal as well. The Mauler twins stop them, taking his head to a lab. They revive him while attempting to enslave him. The beacon fails and Immortal flies out. He finds Nolan on a beach and attacks him, demanding to know why he killed the original Guardians. Nolan impales him and rips his torso in half. He would again be revived by doctors in the white room at the Pentagon. He would rejoin the New Guardians of the Globe and have many adventures with them.

Over the course of his life, Immortal has gotten very protective of Cecil, even when it came to three members of his team leaving the Guardians to reassemble Teen Team.

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