#character bios

Hero Name: [Daughter of The Depths: Eclipse]

Reality of Origin: My Hero Academia

Quirk: Darkness Manipulation/Titanform

Quirk Description: Yoruko can control shadows and darkness, making them move and flow like crude oil. She can condense darkness into crystalline structures such as barriers/architecture, weapons and various objects. She can travel through darkness, accessing and traversing the world via a place known as The Depths, from which she originates. She can create Dark Fountains and Dark Worlds by proxy, although she needs someone else to help seal them. She can curl up into a floating ball of darkness for enhanced mobility and to recover from damage. She can peer through shadows like security cameras, deepening them to manifest eyes to see her surroundings. She creates Shadow Crystals when she cries, little shards of glass that grow from her tears. She can fly/float/hover at will.

Appearance: Yoruko has three main looks she can switch between based on situation and emotional state.

Human form is 5'7" tall, with pale skin and glowing red eyes. Has long, jet black hair that cascades down her face and back like a waterfall of ink. Titan eyes can manifest in hair. Arms and legs have a black gradiant, hands have sizeable holes/stigmata in the palms, with white interiors. Has a generally pear-shaped build. Based on Sadako Yamamura (The Ring) and Kayako Saeki (The Grudge). Her civilian look.

Titan form has Human form's general body shape, with longer arms and larger hands that reach her calves. Body consists entirely of solid darkness, with black and white eyes dotted around her. Legs taper into small nubs instead of feet. Horns grow from her head to resemble a princess tiara. Has an eye on the palm of each hand to replace stigmata. Face is completely smooth, except for a glowing, white, four-pointed star that acts as a shield. Star can disappear to reveal a large, cyclopean Titan eye. Hair floats and billows out like smoke. Can fire lasers from her face/palm eyes. Minor shapeshifting. Eyes flash red when taking damage. High mobility, high defense. Her default form.

Knight form resembles a living suit of armor made of crystalline darkness. Has the same stigmata as her human form, but filled entirely with white. Legs taper to small points instead of feet. Helmet's visor can shift and move around, acting as both an eye and mouth simultaneously. Hair done up in a high pony tail. Form destabilizes and flickers when taking damage. High mobility, high offense. Uses as her Hero costume and during battle.

Personality: Yoruko is calm and quiet, rarely speaking unless necessary or if she likes you. She can come off as shy or cold when you first meet her, but is kind and loyal in her own way when you get to know her. Her presence can be unnerving to most, something she isn't aware of.

Relationships: The Depths (place of origin), the Titans (familial bond), Nyx (mother)

Likes: The sound of waves/flowing water, the sound of rolling thunder, rain, the Moon, night time, dark places, takoyaki, boba tea, UA's lunch period, playing video games, drawing/sketching (traditional & digital),

(Marvel Earth-616 Inspired Reimagining)

Real Name: Morris Sackett Alias: Mosaic Species: Inhuman Occupation: Professional Basketball Player • Former Celebrity Athlete • Reluctant Anti-Hero Affiliation: Independent (occasionally allies with Inhumans and other street-level heroes)

Character Overview

Morris Sackett was one of the biggest names in professional basketball before his life changed forever. Wealthy, charismatic, and convinced the world revolved around him, Morris treated every game—and every conversation—as though he had already won.

Following his exposure to the Terrigen Mist, Morris undergoes Terrigenesis and awakens as the Inhuman known as Mosaic. His physical body is destroyed, leaving him as an intangible energy being capable of possessing other people's bodies for limited periods of time.

His transformation strips away everything he once valued: fame, wealth, and the admiration of millions. Forced to experience life through the eyes of others, Morris gradually develops empathy for ordinary people and begins the long journey from an arrogant would-be villain into a reluctant anti-hero.

Personality

Drawing inspiration from Spencer the Private Engine from Thomas & Friends, Morris is unapologetically confident and enjoys reminding everyone how exceptional he believes he is.

His defining traits include:

Effortlessly smug and self-assured.

Loves making witty, cutting remarks.

Competitive to an almost obsessive degree.

Hates admitting when someone else is better than he is.

Enjoys being the center of attention.

Secretly fears becoming irrelevant.

Even after becoming Mosaic, Morris never completely loses his ego. He still boasts after victories, exaggerates his accomplishments, and occasionally acts as though everyone should be grateful for his presence.

The difference is that experience has taught him humility.

Whenever his arrogance begins getting out of hand, reality has a way of bringing him back down to earth. Over time, he learns to check his ego every now and then, recognizing that true heroism isn't about proving he's the greatest—it's about making the right choice, even when no one knows he made it.

Powers and Abilities

Inhuman Physiology

Following Terrigenesis, Morris exists primarily as living psionic energy.

Body Possession

His signature ability allows him to:

Possess other people's bodies.

Access portions of their memories.

Utilize their physical abilities.

Experience their emotions and perspectives firsthand.

This power becomes both his greatest strength and his greatest lesson, forcing him to literally walk in someone else's shoes.

Intangibility

Outside a host body, Mosaic exists as an incorporeal energy form that can phase through solid matter and evade most conventional attacks.

Athletic Expertise

Before Terrigenesis, Morris was an elite professional basketball player with:

Exceptional agility.

Lightning-fast reflexes.

Peak physical conditioning.

Remarkable hand-eye coordination.

Natural leadership on the court.

Even without his original body, those instincts influence how he approaches combat, favoring speed, improvisation, and creative movement.

Fighting Style

Mosaic rarely wins through brute force. Instead, he combines:

Strategic possession of key opponents.

Quick thinking.

Athletic precision.

Psychological manipulation.

Opportunistic tactics.

His battles often resemble a fast-paced basketball game, constantly anticipating his opponents' next move and turning their momentum against them.

Character Arc

Phase One: The Superstar

Morris sees himself as untouchable. He expects admiration, applause, and preferential treatment wherever he goes.

Phase Two: The Fallen Celebrity

Terrigenesis robs him of everything he once valued.

Unable to reclaim his former life, Morris lashes out at the world and flirts with becoming a villain, convinced that if he can't have his old life back, no one deserves happiness.

Phase Three: The Reluctant Anti-Hero

Repeated encounters with innocent people whose lives he temporarily inhabits begin changing him. He starts helping others—not because he wants to be called a hero, but because he knows what it's like to lose everything.

He still complains.

He still boasts.

But he shows up when people need him.

Phase Four: A Better Man

Morris never becomes perfectly humble. Instead, he finds a healthier balance. He can still flash a cocky grin after saving the day and joke that "the city was lucky I was available," but beneath the bravado is someone who genuinely cares about protecting others. His confidence evolves from vanity into quiet self-assurance.

Relationships

The Inhuman Community

Many Inhumans initially view Morris as unreliable because of his ego. Over time, they come to appreciate that, despite all his bluster, he almost always does the right thing when it matters most.

Ordinary People

Ironically, the former celebrity becomes far more connected to everyday life after Terrigenesis. By living through others, he gains a deep appreciation for struggles he once ignored.

Other Heroes

Heroes often find Morris exhausting at first. His smug remarks and habit of taking credit for successful missions can wear on even the most patient teammates. Yet they also learn that when a crisis reaches its worst moment, Mosaic won't run away. He'll be there—perhaps with a sarcastic comment ready—but ready to put himself on the line all the same.

Memorable Quote

"Relax. Everything's under control. You're looking at the MVP... okay, maybe former MVP. Still counts."

Legacy

Aliases: “Redshift”, “Crimson Vector”, “Imperial Thorn” Parents: Gabriel Summers (Vulcan) × Cal'syee Neramani (Deathbird) Twin Sister: Alanna Summers Affiliation: Shi’ar Imperial lineage / Mutant covert operations Inspiration Blend: Adam X the X-Treme, Thaddeus Sivana Jr, and Duncan (Thomas & Friends)

Core Concept

Adam Summers is the blunt-force counterbalance to his sister Alanna’s controlled ambition. Where she burns like a disciplined engine chasing perfection, Adam runs like a misfiring starship—fast, unpredictable, and always one sarcastic comment away from detonation.

He doesn’t compete for attention the way Alanna does.

He simply undercuts it whenever she gets too comfortable in it.

Personality

Adam is:

Grumpy, blunt, and allergic to unnecessary drama

Slyly observant, always noticing what others miss (and weaponizing it socially)

Dryly comedic in a cutting way, not unlike Duncan from Thomas & Friends

Rebellious but not directionless—he just refuses to admit he follows any structure

Deeply competitive, especially with Alanna, but expresses it through mockery rather than ambition

He embodies the chaotic edge of Adam X’s intensity, filtered through a more sarcastic, grounded temperament and sharpened by Sivana-style intellectual arrogance.

Appearance & Style

Adam has a very intentional, almost ironic obsession with 90’s fashion—baggy silhouettes, bold jackets, retro streetwear, and flashy cosmic-era throwbacks.

It’s a subtle nod to his Adam X lineage, but for him it’s less “aesthetic homage” and more:

“If I’m going to exist in a royal bloodline, I’m doing it in loud pants.”

He dresses like he’s always either:

walking away from an argument he won

or about to start one for fun

Mutant Ability: Blood-Bending (Hemo-Kinesis)

Adam’s primary mutation allows him to manipulate biological blood with precision control:

Altering flow and pressure in living targets

Temporary motor disruption (muscle freezing or overdrive)

Accelerated self-healing via internal regulation

Limited external shaping of blood into constructs under extreme focus

However:

It requires intense emotional control

Overuse risks physiological backlash

It is most powerful when Adam is annoyed, which is unfortunately most of the time

This makes him both terrifying in combat and infuriating to train.

Relationship with Alanna Summers

Adam and Alanna’s dynamic is less sibling rivalry and more:

“Two engines on the same track, both convinced the other is in the way.”

He will gladly pop her ego balloon the moment she starts talking—often before she even finishes a sentence.

Their interactions include:

Immediate sarcasm on sight

Competitive escalation over literally anything (strategy, rank, even who speaks first in a briefing)

Mutual sabotage disguised as “helpful correction”

Rare but devastating moments of teamwork that suggest they’re stronger together than apart

Where Alanna seeks validation through achievement, Adam rejects validation altogether—then somehow still wins things anyway.

Core Rivalry Energy

Their sibling conflict mirrors:

The structured escalation and ego clash of Thaddeus Sivana Jr dynamics

The rhythmic push-and-pull rivalry of Duncan vs James (Thomas & Friends)

The volatile “genius vs chaos” contrast of mutant imperial heirs

Adam’s philosophy can be summarized as:

“If she’s the sun, I’m the eclipse—annoying, inevitable, and way less dramatic about it.”

Character Arc Themes

Adam’s growth revolves around:

Learning that constant contradiction isn’t the same as independence

Understanding when sarcasm stops being protection and starts being isolation

Accepting his bond with Alanna as something deeper than competition

Controlling his blood-bending without emotional volatility defining him

Overall Vibe

Aliases: “Redline”, “Starspur”, “Imperial Spark” Parents: Gabriel Summers (Vulcan) (father) × Cal'syee Neramani (Deathbird) (mother) Twin Brother: Adam Summers Affiliation: Shi’ar Imperial lineage / X-Men-adjacent cosmic faction Inspiration Blend: Earth-9922 variant (toned down), James the Red Engine (James the Red Engine), and Georgia Sivana (Georgia Sivana)

Core Concept

Alanna Summers is a fiery, high-achieving cosmic royal who constantly feels like she’s running just slightly ahead of destiny—and slightly ahead of her twin brother, Adam.

Where her Earth-9922 counterpart is more volatile and domineering, Alanna is toned down but still intense: disciplined, competitive, and fiercely proud, with a strong sense of imperial identity inherited from both the Shi’ar and Summers bloodlines.

She doesn’t just want to succeed—she wants to be undeniable.

Personality

Alanna is:

Competitive and proud – she measures worth through achievement and recognition

Controlled but hot-blooded under pressure – she rarely explodes, but when she does, it’s memorable

Charismatic in a commanding way – people tend to follow her without realizing it

Deeply sensitive to comparison (especially with Adam)

Secretly idealistic, though she hides it behind imperial confidence

Her personality takes clear inspiration from:

The steady pride and “always-first” drive of James the Red Engine

The calculating ambition and emotional volatility of Georgia Sivana

The toned-down intensity of her multiverse counterpart

Powers & Abilities

As a Summers–Neramani hybrid, Alanna inherits a volatile but refined cosmic toolkit:

Stellar Energy Manipulation (Vulcan lineage)

Shi’ar bio-adaptive physiology (Deathbird lineage)

Enhanced reflexes, durability, and space survival adaptation

Energy flight propulsion (fast, aggressive bursts rather than smooth gliding)

Limited electromagnetic disruption fields under stress

Her powers are strongest when she is emotionally driven—but also least stable then, making her a constant balancing act between control and eruption.

Relationship with Adam Summers

Her twin bond with Adam is the defining force of her life. Their dynamic is a sibling rivalry on an imperial scale, combining:

The competitive “who’s better” tension of Georgia Sivana and Thaddeus Sivana Jr.

The structured, escalating rivalry of James and Duncan from Thomas & Friends

Alanna sees Adam as:

Her equal

Her obstacle

Her measuring stick

Adam sees Alanna as:

Brilliant but too rigid

Powerful but emotionally reactive

His closest ally… and most frustrating rival

They constantly try to outdo each other in training, leadership roles, and cosmic reputation—yet when external threats appear, they instantly sync into a terrifyingly effective duo.

Key Traits of Their Rivalry

They keep unofficial “scoreboards” of achievements

They compete for recognition from their parents’ legacy factions

They sabotage each other in controlled, non-malicious ways (stealing assignments, outpacing missions, etc.)

Arguments escalate into cosmic-scale energy clashes if not interrupted

Despite everything, neither can imagine a universe where the other doesn’t exist.

Character Arc Themes

Alanna’s growth centers around:

Learning that leadership doesn’t always mean being “first”

Accepting that Adam is not her opponent, but her counterpart

Balancing Shi’ar imperial pride with Summers-family identity

Mastering emotional control without suppressing ambition

Her journey is essentially about turning rivalry into synergy—without losing her edge.

Overall Vibe

Since I had found some names for Prachal's siblings a while ago, I thought I might play around with what they look like! Made in this picrew for now, but I might eventually draw them out someday. From left-to-right: Prachal, Navil, and Mayuri!

As what has been mentioned briefly before, Prachal is a triplet! This was inspired by the average peafowl clutch size, plus I don't have too many characters across any of my universes that are triplets, so I also thought that could be something fun to work with. I don't have a specific birth order in mind yet, but I do imagine all three as fraternal triplets. They all have different thoughts about their natural colors. Prachal doesn't like his(prefers dyeing his hair and wearing more bright, jewel colors), Navil doesn't care either way and sticks mostly to them for simplicity's sake, and Mayuri doesn't mind them but also likes fun colors(usually just for her clothes, but sometimes adds a little color to her hair).

Navil and Mayuri both stayed/still live in Ivairis, but despite the distance all the siblings still check in with each other and have regular facetimes to catch up. Because of this, in the story "Maybe There's More To Life", they will mostly just be mentioned but seen a couple of times. As Prachal's siblings, they have more unique and personal opinions about his love life, having grown up with him obviously but actually getting to see his past failed relationships and being more protective about his heart potentially getting hurt. Though again, as his siblings they also know how stubborn and dramatic he can be at times, so they also act as some of his biggest teases through their support.

I hope you like them! Here's some quick info for them!

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(Artist's Interpretation)

Entity 009: Gloria Physical description: Pink pony toon with a papery exterior. Mane is green, hooves and neck fur are blue. Organs appear to be comprised of mostly sugar. How they function is currently unknown.

Background: Created to be a supporting character in the show “Daisy Bell Playtime”. Introduced in “Daisy’s New Neighbors”, an episode in which the friend group known as the “Pink Pony Circus” moves in with the other characters and sets up a circus tent. The other characters are hesitant to welcome her at first, but Gloria shows that she cares about her friends just like they do.

Abilities: Powerful hind legs. High movement speed despite lower stamina than the average equine. Very flexible. Entity 010: Gummy Physical description: Vaguely animalistic toon. Face is a comedy mask with a happy expression permanently painted on one side. Ears and tail are ribbons.

Background: Created to be a supporting character in the show “Daisy Bell Playtime”. Introduced in the episode “Daisy’s New Neighbors”, where he reassured Gloria that the other characters were laughing with them and not at them during their first performance.

Abilities: High jump height. Torso and limbs appear to be made of an elastic substance that easily sticks to surfaces. Entity 011: Smudge Physical description: Ink-based toon with an ink bottle for a head. Large eye centered on face. Eight arms on lower half of body.

Background: Created to be a supporting character in the show “Daisy Bell Playtime”. Appeared in “Daisy’s New Neighbors” as a non-speaking background character but was not formally introduced until “Smudge Says Hello”, an episode focused on teaching basic sign language. Depicted as either male, female, or genderless depending on which region aired the show.

Abilities: Can change color in a similar manner to 007. Capable of expelling a jet of ink to propel themself forward. Entity 012: Twig Physical description: Wooden broomstick toon with brown handle and tan bristles. Light freckling on face.

Background: Created for “The Clean Up Game”, a special episode of the show “Daisy Bell Playtime” that focused on basic hygiene such as handwashing and covering a cough during a year when disease rates were rising. Became a recurring supporting character after joining the “Pink Pony Circus”. Gender dependent on region in a similar manner to 011.

(Artist's rendition) Entity 007: Bowlina Physical description: Gift box toon with (typically) red wrapping paper and (typically) green ribbon. Bow is upside down and positioned around the neck.

Background: Created for a holiday special of the show “Daisy Bell Playtime” titled “Joyful Jumble”, in which the characters celebrate Christmas, Chanukah, and Kwanzaa together. Bowlina mixes up the name tags on the presents she made for everyone and has to figure out which gift goes to who.

Abilities: High endurance. Can change color to be more vibrant or blend in with surroundings. When overworked, prefrontal cortex activates what is recorded as “play mode” and ███ ███████ █ █████ █████, ████████ ████████████. Entity 013: Batthew (‘Batt’) Physical description: Juvenile orange batlike toon. Wings are purple and resemble a cloak. Tail resembles an arrowhead.

Background: Created for a holiday special of the show “Daisy Bell Playtime” titled "The Tale of the Black River", in which the characters go trick-or-treating and Batt brags about getting the most candy. The others ask how he did it and he dares them to cross a river with a haunted mansion on the other side, being the first to cross himself. A ghost ship full of pirate ghosts appears on the river and the characters rescue Batt, who reluctantly shares his candy with them.

(Artist's rendition)

Entity 003: Cuscino Physical description: Pillow toon with white pillowcase and purple interior. Star-shaped patch over right eye socket. Attached to right elbow is █████████████. Background: Created to be Daisy’s confidant in the show “Daisy Bell Playtime”. Introduced in the episode “Bedtime for Daisy”, in which Daisy can’t sleep and Cuscino uses the scientific method to figure out how to help her. 

Abilities: Pillowcase can be opened to store items. There may be some connection between 003 and increased reports of lucid dreams. Despite the unusual correlation, all testing for supernatural abilities remains inconclusive.