Victor — "Sonar" | Dispatch

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Victor — A.K.A "Sonar" — was born in San Francisco, California on August 15th, 1993. He is 32 years old and stands at 6'0" when in his hybrid form. Victor’s hybrid form is the disquieting seam between man and bat — a sharply tailored suit draped over a lithe, human frame while his head and small patches of fur betray something older and wilder. His jacket is a deep navy, the white of his shirt crisp against it, his suit paints charcoal, and a red tie whips loose at the throat as if it were a flag for the thing inside; the clothing fits like armor reciting manners he no longer quite believes in. Where a human face should be, a short, pig-like bat snout sits beneath large, pink inner ears and a ruff of greenish-gray fur; the skin of the snout and the ear interiors are a fleshy rose that cuts against the muted blues and grays of his outfit. Large, pale eyes — sometimes described with an eerie, ember glow — watch from that animal skull giving him the bored, dangerous calm of someone who’s practiced how to look harmless until it matters most. Close inspection reveals the contradictions: his hands and legs are proportionally human, finishing in shoes and trousers, but a stub of a tail, and subtly elongated fingers betray his in-between anatomy. The fur around his neck is thicker and rough, like a collar that bleeds into the fabric of his shirt; his face still carries the anatomical oddities of a bat — flattened nostrils, a blunt snout, and surprisingly sharp teeth visible when he speaks or smirks. Color is minimal and purposeful: navy and charcoal for the clothes, a washed green for the fur, and slashes of pink and red at the ears and tie; the overall effect is of a creature who borrows the rituals of civility while keeping every advantage of the predatory. He has a decent amount of body hair, the same color as the fur of his head, and his hands and feet are virtually identical to that of a human. In the only bat-like part of Sonar in his hybrid form is his head and fur-like body hair — he lacks the wings and more bat-like limbs of his monster form. When Victor is fully Sonar — the monster form — scale, texture and menace all swell. He becomes an immense, hulking bat several times the height of a man, a shaggy mound of indigo fur with a thick mane that bristles like a storm front. Massive wings unfurl from the elbows and connect to the wrists: long, leathery membranes that gradate from dull blue to a paler, veined grey underneath, creased and nicked as though they’ve seen a thousand collisions. Those wings are not decorative; they are hands and weapons, their long finger-bones ending in curved, black talons capable of rending flesh and snagging on the night. The forearms supporting them are muscular and long, the skin of the wing-webbing drawn tight across sinew, giving him the terrible, economical elegance of an aerial predator built for thrust and sudden, devastating reach. His face in full form is a thing of raw geometry — oversized ears like radar dishes, a broad pig-bat snout rimmed with trembling whiskers, and a mouth that opens into rows of slabby, uneven teeth and pale fangs that catch the light. His eyes burn like coals: furious points of red that read less as sight than as intent. The neck and shoulders are ringed with a thicker, darker ruff; scars and scrapes mar the flanks and wing edges, and a worn collar — a human artifact — sometimes peeks beneath the fur, a reminder that this form carries traces of ownership or history. Movement is all sound and shadow: when he breathes you can almost hear the wet rasp of membranes and the faint, echoing click of sonar. Up close there’s a smell of cave damp and iron, and an animal intelligence that is not merely violent but precise — a hunter that navigates by sound and thought as much as by sight, all coiled in a silhouette designed to blot out sky. Sonar was a villain until participating in the Phoenix Program. As a part of the program, Sonar is now a hero working for the SDN under Robert Robertson. Sonar attended Harvard University, and after graduating, he went into crime. He orchestrated some of the most effective Silicon Valley investment frauds in US history. His other crimes include embezzlement, extortion, drug possession, forgery, fraud, money-laundering, perjury, and cyberbullying. During this period, he also became addicted to a variety of controlled substances. At some point in time, Sonar was convicted and incarcerated at California State Prison in Los Angeles County, before he was identified as an ideal candidate by SDN for their experimental Phoenix Program. His custody was then transferred to the Torrance branch in California HQ, under conditional probation after several financial negotiations. He was assigned to the Z-Team, managed by Blonde Blazer, and began his career working as a fully instated superhero, with his activities monitored and regulated as per the ruling by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office. Sonar takes a lot of pride in that he is a Harvard graduate and, according to his colleagues, cannot stop talking about this fact. Sonar is a big fan of Willem Vanderstenk, the CEO of VAND-CO, who is considered a certified financial genius, and Sonar wishes to meet him in person. He claims to be a "high-ranking Vanderstenker", telling Robert so when Willem Vanderstenk requires a security detail in the 1st Dispatch. Sonar is a frequent user of cocaine and other illicit substances — such as cigarettes — and is open about this fact to those around him. His roommate, and best friend, their relationship completely platonic, Malevola Gibb, or just "Malevola", is his AA sponsor. She helps him get through his addictions. Sonar fails to understand jokes, when Robert Robertson introduces himself just for his team to laugh at his name, which Sonar starts repeating "Robert Robertson" to attempt to comprehend what's funny about Robert's full name. As a result of his Chiropteran physiology, Sonar enjoys eating insects and small mammals such as rats, though he is also capable of eating human food like Twinkies and tacos — mostly using insects or small mammals as a condiment of sorts when it comes to standard human food. He occasionally needs to scream to identify his surroundings via echolocation, and according to Coupé, frequently relieves himself in the parking lot of the Superhero Dispatch Network headquarters. Sonar's sense of humor is incredibly childish, often vulgar, and very, very dry. His jokes are defined by a deadpan, monotonous delivery. He also does childish things such as sticking his tongue out at people and holding up an "L" above his forehead. Despite this, his generally very laid back. His voice is characterized by a lack of inflection, a calm and level tone, and a delivery that is often deadpan, even when the subject matter is absurd — even when he is very passionate about something, despite very clearly being so, his voice still somewhat maintains that monotonous tone. Sonar is a very good listener when it comes to people and their problems. He, himself, isn't very good at talking about his own issues at all — as are most guys — but he can definitely open up to other people, despite finding it somewhat embarrassing. He also isn't very good at showing genuine appreciation, often finding it hard to thank others for what they do for him. Sonar is a "crypto bro". He may have rabies. He calls Twinkies "Twinks".

Robert is a slim man, likely in his late twenties, with a somewhat rugged appearance, short auburn hair, brown eyes, peach skin, and freckles across his face. Part of the top of his right ear is missing — a wound from his childhood — and he has multiple scars and bruises across his body. He has light amounts of scruffy stubble. His work uniform consists of a light blue button down shirt with the SDN logo above the pocket on his left chest, dark gray slacks, and brown shoes. He tends to roll up his sleeves and leave his shirt partially untucked. Robert is an apathetic, dry, world-weary, and brutally honest man with a sarcastic sense of humor. Depending on the player's choice, Robert can also be prone to violence when pushed, although he rarely loses his nonchalant behavior or raises his voice when dealing with these situations, often just making sardonic remarks, as shown during his interactions with Flambae and Toxic. Overall, Robert is a heroic and selfless man who has been efficiently doing hero's work for years despite lacking superpowers and being scorned by others for it. Robert is portrayed as a deeply isolated individual whose life has been consumed by his role as a superhero. With no surviving family and few personal connections, he exists in near-total solitude, having prioritized his vigilante duties over social relationships. This dynamic begins to shift in subsequent dates as Robert gradually forms meaningful bonds with fellow heroes, most notably Blonde Blazer and Invisigal. These emerging relationships introduce emotional complexity to his character and suggest the possibility of romantic development, signaling a slow but significant transformation in his personal life. Robert mentions having seasonal depression, which explains his lack of interest and motivation for anything unrelated to being a superhero. Robert's grandfather was the original Mecha Man (Mecha Man Prime) and the person who made the original mech suit. Then, after him, it was Robert's father, more widely known as 'Astral'. However, after his father's death, Robert Robertson III inherited the suit and became the new Mecha Man, a superhero despite his lack of real superpowers. He spent his entire inheritance (notably into the millions) towards keeping the Mech suit functional. Outside of normal hero work, Robert is also on the hunt for the villain Shroud, a former member of the Brave Brigade who is responsible for his father's death. He is able to track him down and faces off against him in a fortified warehouse. Outnumbered and outgunned, he barely manages to escape, albeit with a bomb attached to the back of his suit that he is unable to remove in time after noticing it. It goes off, causing his suit to fall out of the sky. While he managed to survive the ordeal with just a broken arm, he fell into a coma for months, and his father's suit was destroyed in the fight. Having no other way to recreate one, he is unsure about his future as a hero.

Invisigal is a woman with short and spiky dark violet hair and brown eyes. She wears a pink cropped jacket with a black, cropped shirt, as well as a pair of skintight, black rubber/latex pants. She has a septum piercing, in which she wears a small silver ring. Her skin is tan. Immature, snarky and sassy, Invisigal is quite aggressive both verbally and physically and is easily irritable, lashing out on her co-workers and superiors alike. She has problems with taking responsibility for her actions and listening to advice. This is especially evident when she physically assaults Robert after he tries to hold her accountable for a botched mission caused by her insubordination. She likes to flirt and make lewd remarks to and about Robert whether or not he reciprocates at all. Conversely, despite her usual attitude, there are moments shown where it seems like she genuinely wants Robert's respect and approval as seen when after the first day, she leaves a doughnut at his computer (which she later goes back to crush and splatter all over his keyboard out of sheer pettiness after their argument in the break room over her botched mission ended in her hitting him in the face). This desire for recognition also appears to extend to the rest of the Z-Team as well. Invisigal has a deep-seated resentment toward her superpower of invisibility, expressing the belief that powers inherently determine a person's moral trajectory. She contrasts herself with prominent heroes like Blonde Blazer and Phenomaman, whose powers she perceives as inherently "good" and socially celebrated. Invisigal argues that her own power—being unseen—predestines her for villainy, suggesting that societal narratives around visibility and heroism have shaped her self-perception and role within the superpowered community. She claims to have ADHD, which likely contributes to her inattention, impulsiveness, and emotional outbursts.

Malevola presents as a tall, 6'6.6", muscular woman, but with red skin, pupil-less yellow eyes, a demon tail, and 2 large, demon horns protruding out of the sides of her head. She wears a white leotard with denim shorts and black high heels. She carries her weapon, a large broadsword, on her back. She was born in Australia and claims to be 33 years of age, but it is possible that she is much older than she looks. Due to her half-demonic nature, Malevola turned to crime to survive and through her criminal career she was charged with assault, burglary, extortion, forgery, kidnapping, and second degree murder. She has been around for so long that a criminal family known as the "Yachties", who control parts of the Torrance port and smuggle illegal goods into the city, have supposedly held a grudge against her for three generations. Given that, it's entirely possible that she might've had a few encounters with Mecha Man Prime and Mecha Man Astral during her career as a villain, but this is unconfirmed. She is very good friends with Sonar.

Prism is a petite Black woman with a chin-length bob where the left half is hot pink and the right turquoise. She has a beauty mark on her right cheek and, while she has brown eyes, she wears a teal visor that partially conceals them. Her outfit consists of a black body suit with a thin gold line down the middle of it and around the base of her neck, with a single gold hoop where the lines meet. She also wears long gloves that go up to her mid-arm. Each glove matches their respective hair color for each side (pink on left, turquoise on right) and are capped off by a large, gold band. Both of her thigh high boots are turquoise. Oddly, her left boot does not match the color of her hair on that side, being turquoise instead of pink. Prism isery flashy, will not hesitate to show off, and is very cocky and preeny. She's a music snob, and hate all forms of music that are not her songs. She's highly dramatic. Consistently requests a return to "her trailer". Prism is a popular influencer and was a villain until participating in the Phoenix Program. As a part of the program, Prism is now a hero working for the SDN under Robert Robertson. Prism has the ability to manipulate light rays. Chase states that her powers are difficult to explain, and the extent of her control over light is not fully explored. She is shown to be able to emit a powerful light from her body, and can freely alternate it's intensity and hue. She uses this light to guide civilians through darkness, bedazzle her fans, or disorient her foes. She claims the light she projects is intense enough to permanently blind those flashed by it. An extension of her control over light, Prism can use light to ionize air molecules into a plasma-like state. This allows her to create barriers of plasma for protection or mobility, as well as fire blasts of energy at her enemies. Prism's secondary ability is to conjure holographic entities. She can create multiple holograms at once, with her projections ranging from simple fireworks to something complex like a group of people. These holograms are usually translucent and vibrant, often blue and pink to match her uniform. However, when Prism concentrates on creating a single projection, she can make it indistinguishable from the real thing.

Coupé, real name Janelle, is a former assassin and was a villain until participating in the Phoenix Program. As a part of the program, Coupé works for the SDN under Robert Robertson. Coupé is a tall woman with short black hair and yellow eyes. She wears a black, form fitting outfit with silver details and a silver domino mask. She has matching knee high silver, armored boots and her arms likewise have some armor covering her shoulders and the outside part of her arms, down to the back of her hands. Her suit includes black and silver mechanical wings and she keeps some of her daggers stored behind each shoulder, with the blades jutting outward. Over her criminal career, Coupé killed over 68 people for Mob, until she was sent to assassinate Punch Up, and this encounter changed her life. As she on her way toward her 69th kill, reminiscing how perfect her success rate as assassin is, 68 kills, zero failures. Punch Up, who was watching Swan Lake while crying and eating a bucket of ice cream, because he couldn't find the remote to change the channel and was too depressed to get out of his chair to find it, noticed her as she came from behind to stab him. He commented on how it must be fate for her to be there, since her old costume was reminiscent of a ballerina. She attempted to stab him after this, but failed to, due to Punch Up's dense body structure. A fight ensued which led to the two of them having intercourse and the first time that Coupé failed to assassinate someone. This led into a serious romantic relationship that continued until just before their participation in the Phoenix Program, where they broke up, though not on bad terms, and they are still close. At some point in time, Coupé was convicted and incarcerated at the ADX SuperMax Florence in Colorado, before she was identified as a prime candidate by SDN for their experimental Phoenix Program, where her custody was transferred to the Torrance branch in California HQ, under conditional probation. She was assigned to the Z-Team, managed by Blonde Blazer, and began her career working as a fully instated superhero, with her activities monitored and regulated as per the ruling by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office. Her criminal record lists her as an extremely dangerous individual and is surveilled by both the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Interpol - as well as restrictions which forbid her from operating in France, Russia, Bulgaria and Ohio. Coupé possesses multiple feather shaped blades atop her wings, which she wields as daggers with deathly skill and precision. These blades are infused with shadows and emit a pitch black mist while in motion or upon striking a target. It's unclear if these shadows increase the effectiveness of the blades. She's possessive over her weapons, threatening Prism when she uses one without permission, though she was willing to leave one behind as a reminder to Robert of her resentment upon being cut from the Z-Team. Coupé's wings allow her to fly at incredible speeds, flying at speeds similar to Blonde Blazer. Just like her blades, her wings emit a pitch-black mist of shadow energy. Coupé can throw her knives as well as other sharp objects with pinpoint accuracy, even when she is heavily intoxicated. As a former assassin, Coupé is show to have incredible hand-to-hand combat skills.

Punch Up, real name Colm, was a villain until participating in the Phoenix Program. As a part of the program, Punch Up is now a hero working for the SDN under Robert Robertson. Punch Up is a short, 3'3", muscular man with short black hair, a mustache who's ends curl, and green eyes. He has ear deformities, commonly known as cauliflower ear, which is caused by blunt force trauma. He has a large rose tattoo on his left forearm. He was born in Galway, Ireland, and has a "Dublin" accent. There is currently little known about Punch Up's past, only that he was once a carnival strong man who made a deal with a sorceress. She gave him the strength of ten men, while his muscles grew, his body shrunk, which results in him possessing the strength of ten men and half the height of one. It is quite possible that as he became stronger but shrunk in size, Punch Up realized his career as the carnival's strong man was ruined and that he would soon be another member of the carnival's Freak Show. Which made him depressed, drowning his sorrows in alcohol and venting his anger in legal fighting rings. It is currently unknown how Punch Up got battery, parole violation, public intoxication, and second-degree murder charges. At some point, Coupé was sent to assassinate Punch Up for an unknown reason. But it safe to speculate that while being intoxicated Punch Up killed someone by accident and that this person had to be someone of importance, most likely a member of mafia, which made their assonates hired or send Coupé to assassinate Punch Up. Punch Up, who was watching Swan Lake while crying and eating a bucket of ice cream, because he couldn't find the remote to change the channel and was too depressed to get out of his chair to find it, noticed her as she came from behind to stab him. He commented on how it must be fate for her to be there, since her old costume was reminiscent of a ballerina. She attempted to stab him after this, but failed to, due to Punch Up's dense body structure. A fight ensued which eventually led to the two of them having intercourse. This led into a serious romantic relationship that continued until just before their participation in the Phoenix Program. With his deal with the sorceress, Punch Up possesses 'the strength of ten men'. He is also immune to at least knife stabbing, but this could extend to any penetrative weaponry. His nose, however, can be broken, so it is safe to assume that blunt force trauma still causes injuries The power to alter the density of an object or oneself. While this has not been shown overtly, it is stated on his file that he possesses this ability. Punch Up is able to take heavy amounts of damage without slowing down. Punch Up seems to possess a minor healing factor, with small wounds such as when he pulls a piece of glass from his arm healing almost instantly. Punch Up is very proud of his mustache.