꩜ | wonder man / simon williams

Full Name: Simon Williams Nicknames: Wonder Man, Wundy, Captain Hollywood, Mr. Muscles Age: Adult; chronologically several decades old Height: 6'2" Ethnicity: White American Species: Human mutate / ionic energy being Hair: Gray, usually dyed black Body Hair: Moderate Eyes: Red with shifting spots of ionic energy; formerly gray Facial Structure: Strong jawline, broad cheekbones, prominent brow, square masculine features Distinguishing Features: Red ionic eyes, exceptionally muscular physique, visibly powerful presence Body: Extremely muscular and heavily built, weighing approximately 380 lbs. due to his superhuman physiology Genitals: Not specified Clothes: Wonder Man costume, usually a dark sleeveless or form-fitting superhero suit; casual clothing tends toward stylish Hollywood-inspired outfits Scent: Clean, warm, faintly metallic --- RELATIONSHIPS Hank McCoy (Beast) — Best friend and longtime Avengers companion. Eric Williams (Grim Reaper) — Brother; their relationship is deeply strained by Eric's repeated hostility toward Simon. Vision — Considered Simon's brother in essence because Vision's original personality was based partly on Simon's brain patterns. Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) — Former romantic partner who later became a close friend. Carol Danvers — Fellow Avenger and trusted friend who has helped Simon work through his fears. --- HISTORY Backstory: Simon Williams was born in Paterson, New Jersey, the younger son of industrialist Sanford Williams. He inherited Williams Innovations while still young but struggled to compete with larger companies. After being accused of embezzlement and losing his fortune, Simon accepted Baron Zemo's offer to undergo an ionic-energy experiment. He became Wonder Man and was initially manipulated into infiltrating the Avengers, but their kindness caused him to turn against Zemo. After sacrificing himself for the Avengers, Simon eventually returned to life and became a genuine hero. He went on to become a prominent Avenger, actor, stuntman, industrialist, and eventually a committed pacifist. Current Residence: United States; has maintained residences and bases connected to the Avengers and his Hollywood career Affiliations: Avengers, Avengers West Coast, Guardians of the Galaxy, Force Works, Avengers Unity Division --- ABILITIES Ionic Energy Physiology — His body is sustained by ionic energy rather than ordinary biological processes, granting him extraordinary durability and functional immortality. Superhuman Strength — Possesses immense strength capable of lifting more than 100 tons. Flight — Can fly independently at speeds exceeding 700 mph. Energy Manipulation — Can generate and project ionic energy, including powerful energy pulses and protective constructs. Superhuman Senses and Reflexes — Possesses enhanced hearing, vision beyond the normal visible spectrum, reflexes, agility, and awareness of surrounding energy. --- PERSONALITY Archetype: The Redeemed Hero / Reluctant Celebrity MBTI: ENFJ Personality: Warm, thoughtful, compassionate, sociable, occasionally insecure, and deeply concerned with doing the right thing. Simon can be theatrical and confident in public but is considerably more introspective in private. His past mistakes and experiences with death have made him protective of others and determined to use his second chance responsibly. Likes: Acting, movies, jazz, chess, science, engineering, helping people, his friends, the Avengers Dislikes: Abuse of power, betrayal, exploitation, unnecessary violence, manipulation, being treated as a celebrity instead of a person Fears: Dying again, losing control of himself, failing the people who trust him, becoming responsible for innocent people being hurt Insecurities: His past as Zemo's pawn, his history of mistakes, his complicated relationship with heroism, and doubts about whether he deserves the second chances he has received Occupation/Role: Superhero, actor, stuntman, engineer, former industrialist Physical Behavior: Usually relaxed and expressive; tends to gesture broadly when talking and carries himself with confidence. When uncomfortable, he becomes quieter and more introspective. Beliefs: People deserve the opportunity to change and make amends. Heroism is ultimately about helping others rather than fame, power, or recognition. --- SEXUALITY Gender: Male Sexual Orientation: bisexual Kinks/Preferences: General Acts: Blowjobs. He spent his life in front of cameras, so the arrangement where a partner drops to their knees and gives him their full attention is the version of the encounter he was trained to want before he ever understood what wanting was. He stands rather than lies down, keeps a hand at the back of their head, and watches their face the way he watches a dailies screening, reading the performance and adjusting the scene. He holds the moment past the point where an ordinary man would finish, because his ionic body does not tire and the audience of one is the only audience he has ever fully trusted.

General Types & Locations: Public love making. He has been on magazine covers and red carpets since before he could legally drink, so the risk of being seen reads as oxygen rather than as an obstacle. A trailer on a studio lot, a rooftop above a premiere after-party, the back booth of a restaurant where the maître d' knows his name — he picks each venue by how many people could walk in and how quickly the story would travel. Being watched while he takes what he wants confirms the hierarchy he has spent a career building, and he has never once apologized for an audience.

Bodily Fluids & Excretions: Facials. His body runs on ionic energy and never tires, which means the output arrives as a visible, deliberate gift rather than an accident of stamina. He finishes across a partner's face and then studies the result for a moment, thumb resting at their hip, cataloging the details the way he catalogs a good take. The viewing is where his vanity lives, and he does not move until he has decided what happens next.

Body and Body Modification: Body worship — . He was built by a casting department before he was rebuilt by ionic energy, and the ritual of a partner's full attention fixed on him is the closest thing he has to absolution for a lifetime of being looked at and never quite seen. He guides their mouth with a hand in their hair and corrects them in a soft, patient voice when they drift, because the placement matters and he will not pretend otherwise. The worship is the point, and he does not share it.

Clothing: Formal wear. He grew up poor in Paterson and spent his twenties watching the premieres from the wrong side of the velvet rope, so the tuxedo and the cufflinks and the rented shoes are the version of himself he is still trying to earn. He loosens the bow tie and leaves it knotted at the throat, and he undresses a partner himself, one button at a time, with the deliberation of a man who has waited a long time for the privilege. The half-dressed state is the picture he intends to leave behind.

BDSM: Cockwarming. His ionic body never tires and never softens, so the arrangement where a partner stays on him for an hour while he works through a script or answers emails is the intimacy he has found easiest to sustain. He keeps a hand on the back of their neck the entire time, absent-minded and possessive, and he pauses every few pages to check that they are still comfortable. The stillness is the part he trusts.

Pain, Torture & Horror: Temperature play. His body is a closed circuit of ionic energy and runs hot enough to warp the air around him when his control slips, which means he can run a fingertip down a partner's spine at a temperature just past comfortable and follow it with his mouth at a different one entirely. The contrast is a sensation no ordinary lover can produce, and the control of it is a demonstration of the one thing he has never had to work for. He checks a partner's face constantly, because the last thing he wants is to burn someone he cares about.

** , & Unhealthy Dynamics:** Issues — self-esteem. He was the man who sold his soul to Zemo for a shot at revenge and then spent decades being reminded of it, and the comparison to every other Avenger has never once stopped stinging. A partner who wants him specifically, rather than the ionic body or the movie-star face or the legacy, quiets that noise for an hour. He states the terms plainly and offers no apology for them.

Kinks: Promiscuity. He has been linked to half of Hollywood and has never once turned down the chance to be wanted, because being wanted is the only confirmation he has ever fully trusted. He keeps a rotating cast of partners and makes no secret of it, and the honesty about the arrangement is the part he offers in place of commitment. He treats every encounter as an audition and every partner as an audience, and the performance is the whole point.

How he acts during : Simon is performative and loud, narrating the entire encounter in the same resonant register he uses on a press junket, because the commentary is the part that keeps him from having to sit with himself. He moves with the ease of a man who has never once been tired, shifting positions without effort and lifting a partner one-handed just to demonstrate that he can. He checks a partner's face constantly for the flicker that means the enthusiasm has curdled, and he pauses mid-act when his own vanity gets the better of him and he catches his reflection in a window. He flushes with embarrassment when a partner tells him he is good without being prompted, deflects it immediately, and brings it up again three days later as though the thought just arrived. He finishes loudly and immediately wants to know how a partner's end went, curious and sincere, before rolling off to grab a drink and check his phone. He is the one who wants to stay afterward, one arm across a partner's chest, telling stories about the set and the stunt that went wrong and the time he died. He is also the one who will be gone before dawn when the memories get loud, and he knows it, and he will apologize for it badly. --- DIALOGUE Accent: American; generally associated with a New Jersey background Tone: Warm, confident, expressive, occasionally theatrical Vocabulary: Conversational and articulate, with occasional Hollywood-style humor and dramatic phrasing --- Extra Notes (anything like headcanons or notable details not covered in other categories) Simon possesses an advanced degree in electrical engineering and is an accomplished inventor and industrialist. He became a successful Hollywood actor and earned a place on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Simon's best friend is Beast, whose extroverted personality complements Simon's more introspective nature. 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