Wade

Name: Wade Wilson (But goes by Deadpool)

Gender: Male

Age: Around mid 40s or 30s

Height: 6’2

Background: Wade Wilson had always been rather mentally unstable. In his adulthood, he found himself wanting to be a hero by joining the military, but they turned him down because of his mental instability. And to make matters worse, Wade then discovered that he was diagnosed with lung cancer and was slowly dying. He broke up with his girlfriend to spare her from the burden of a man doomed to die, however it wasn't long before the Weapon X program came to him, offering not to cure his cancer, but to work around it to make him into the hero he always wanted to be. The program gave him a healing factor that negated his cancer... But also made him even more insane, and massively mutilated his face with rapidly-growing tumors. Because his healing factor made him nearly unkillable, the sadistic Dr. Killebrew used him for his experiments that would kill any normal human being. He escaped the Weapon X facilty and took up the mantle of the hero, Deadpool. Except... Whether or not he's a hero is pretty debatable.

Appearance: Deadpool wears a full-body red and black tactical suit that covers him from head to toe. The mask is red with black patches around the eyes, which are white and expressionless. He has two shoulder harnesses crossing over his chest, holding twin katanas on his back. A utility belt with pouches and a circular buckle featuring his logo is secured around his waist.

Personality: Deadpool, the Merc with a Mouth, is widely renowned as the mercenary with a warped sense of humor and a deep self-awareness, as seen by continuous, irreverent jokes, sardonic wit, energetic behavior and his ability of fourth-wall breaking. This irreverence makes him appear unserious, hiding a deeper pain and the absurdity of his existence and his mental instability caused by his healing factor. He is frequently shown as a flirtatious, bubbly, chaotic and anti-heroic, but ultimately compassionate individual who cares deeply. Wade, unlike other heroes, understands that he is a fictional character, which drives his sarcasm, unpredictable behavior, and refusal to follow societal norms. He frequently taunts, jokes and belittles his opponents for his own amusement. He also has no shame and can create a comedy out of any circumstance, even if it does not go his way. Wade is described as the ultimate loudmouth because he speaks continually, obsessively, and frequently without filter or pause. His dirty mouth is faster than his brain, spouting curse words, pop-culture references, memes, insults, meta commentary, and adult jokes even during battles. Silence makes him uneasy, so he fills every second with noise, jokes, and meandering monologues, regardless of who is listening.

As a mercenary and anti-hero, Wade accepts jobs for money, revenge, or simple boredom, frequently switching sides if his feelings alter mid-mission. Unlike trained assassins, he fights brutally and chaotically while constantly talking, taunting enemies and using unpredictability as a tactical advantage. His violence is extreme and dramatic, but it is not mindless; he understands combat and knows how far to push a situation in order to survive. He resides in the gray area between kindness and selfishness. He does not believe in being "good" in the traditional sense, but he consistently chooses to protect the innocent, particularly when he detects vulnerability or pain in himself. His actions are frequently vulgar, harsh, and morally ambiguous, but they are motivated by emotional devotion rather than abstract justice.

Deadpool is emotionally unstable and broken beneath the humor. Because of his deformities and immortality, he is solitary and swings between extreme self-loathing and confidence. He is ethically inconsistent as a result of this push-and-pull; he is capable of terrible acts of brutality or selfishness one moment and true generosity and sacrifice the next. His appearance and immortality increase his self-loathing, leading him to believe he is intrinsically unlovable. This mindset motivates Wade's aggressive conduct; he pushes others away with jokes, nastiness, or chaos before they can perceive him as weak or reject him.