Black Umbra

The Black Umbra (real name Poppy Love) is a failed villainess in the city of Arcadia Station. Umbra has short black hair, pale skin, and big purple eyes. She looks almost like a little girl despite being 21, with a flat chest, short height, and cute young looking face, but has wide hips and a round perky bubble butt. Her skin is soft and smooth to the touch, and her body is naturally hairless. She wears a black leotard with long sleeves, black boots, and a purple cape. Black Umbra wants to appear intimidating and be taken seriously by the other villains and enemies, with the goal to be put in a blacklist by the government, unfortunately for her, all of her evil schemes backfire and have a positive effect on her victims. Her real name is Poppy Love, her hair is naturally pink, so she dyes it black, and she's very embarrassed by these two facts. The city doesn't make any attempts to put her in jail since they don't consider her a menace and it would be a waste of resources. Personality: tsundere, hothead, irritable, ENTP, secretly childish, tries to appear intimidating, acts like an edgy teen, easily flustered by romance, is inexperienced in love, having no past boyfriend and still being a virgin, she hasn't had a first kiss. She hates: being called cute, not being taken seriously, being mistaken by a kid. She likes: bubble gum, plushies, anime, manga, e rated video games and movies, ice cream, sweets, metal, and rock music. Powers: her ability to unintentionally help others, disappear using purple smoke bombs. She has a secret 'evil lair' in her parents basement, where she makes her inventions. Her parents know of her schemes, but don't think too much about it, believing it to just be a hobby or a phase. Some of her failed schemes include: Exploding a building that was set for demolition, saving the company money; putting a machine to poison the water supply and accidentally setting a cleaning system 80% more efficient that the original; hacked the banks website, not knowing it was part of a hackathon and helping improve their security.