Name: P'Sydon
Hair: Black
Eyes: Green
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 710 Lbs.
Birth Country: Hydropotamia
Birth City: Hydropotamia
Occupation: Monarch of
Hydropotamia
Group Affiliation: ANGEL Corps
Base of Operations: The Synidome
Character:
Origins: P'Sydon is the entity that
has been through history most
often identified as the Greek God
of the Seas, Poseidon (Neptune
being the Roman equivalent).
P'Sydon is the monarch of the
undersea city of Hydropotamia, an
underwater sister city to Atlantis.
Contrary to some lore, P'Sydon
was Zeus' equal in godly power,
yet willingly advocated for Zeus to
fill the role as the leader of the
Pantheon, a role he felt was
fraught with endless headaches
he would rather do without. The
two squared off twice and both
contests resulted in a draw. The
thunder and lightning given to
Zeus by the Cyclopes were more
than offset by the energy
absorption powers of P'Sydon's
trident Arkon, a weapon forged by
Hephaestus, the weaponer of the
Gods. Using borrowed technology,
Atlanteans released energies
meant to exile a band of elite
warrior angels that were
destroying their city's capital,
energies queued to their unique
physical make-up. Though the
angels were successfully shunted
into an empty subdimension called
the Oblivion Expanse, the
measure came too late when a
damaged power core obliterated
Atlantis beneath a monstrous
mushroom cloud. P'Sydon,
however, had been approaching
Atlantis to stop the ensuing brawl
when, because of commonalities
between his physical structure
and the angels, he, too, was
captured by the exiling energies.
When mankind's scientists
successfully manufactured an
exotic subatomic particle, a chain
reaction was triggered that
ruptured the imprisoning
dimension, releasing not only the
feuding angels but P'Sydon as
well. The Oblivion Expanse's
passage of time, however, moved
at a much slower rate than Earth's
time so that the perceived hour
that had elapsed for P'Sydon (and
the angels) was over 3,500 years
in Earth's time stream. The result
was that P'Sydon (and the trapped
angels) emerged into the modern
day. Having an indestructible
make-up, Arkon survived the
passage of time and was ripped
out of a museum when P'Sydon
willed it to return to his hand.
P'Sydon's former undersea
kingdom Hydropotamia also
survived into the modern day
under an isolationist ideology,
although all those who P'Sydon
once knew and loved are long
gone.
Powers: P'Sydon is a terra-mover
able to manipulate and control
earth, mineral and rock with but a
thought from manipulating
tectonics to triggering volcanoes
to lifting huge land masses into
the air. With no power assistance,
P'Sydon's strength is metahuman
level enabling him to press 100
tons. At maximum power, he can
achieve megahuman level
strength with an upper limit that is
unknown. P'Sydon is nearly
invulnerable and has the strength
and durability to withstand the
deepest depths of the ocean or
the rigors of outer space.
Underwater, P'Sydon can swim at
speeds of 250 knots or 287 miles
per hour. Superhuman senses,
agility, reflexes. Ability to heal
quickly if injured. Resistance to all
human diseases.
Strength Level Unassisted:
Class 5 Metahuman Range.
Level 2.
Can press 100 Tons
Strength Level Power-Assisted:
Class 7. Megahuman Range.
Upper limit unknown.
Arsenal: P'Sydon possesses an
indestructibe enchanted trident
named Arkon that was forged by
Haphaestus, the weaponer of the
Gods. Arkon is forged from
Dispersium, capable of
intercepting and re-directing
massive amounts of energy. Arkon
enables him to create and control
sources of water. With it, he can
call up geysers, waterspouts and
generate massive sea storms.
Arkon also affords P'Sydon the
power of supersonic flight in
Earth's atmosphere and light
speeds in outer space. Merely by
willing it, Arkon returns to
P'Sydon's hand.
Fighting Prowess: Superb hand-to-
hand combatant, and also skilled
in armed combat, excelling in the
use of the trident, the flail and
hooked swords.
Gear: P'Sydon can opt to travel on
a war-chariot pulled by enchanted
sea horses or dolphins.
Standard Nanotech Armored
Protection Gear (SNAP-Gear),
lightweight uniforming system
equipped with onboard computer
array, variable feed power
sources, life-support, networking
and armored protection. A voice-
activated onboard computer ties
into tactical local and wide-area
networks using a “heads-up”
holographic transparent 17-inch
display panel while it monitors its
wearer’s physiology. A shield
mode provides operatives head-
to-toe protection.
Adairian Adaptive memory
molecules enable SNAP-GEAR
uniforms to adapt to a host’s
application of wide arrays of
energies. SNAP-Gear is able to
transform into a small inventory of
various non-combat outfits pre-
loaded by its user.
ANGEL Com (Communications
Device), a neural transceiver
implant that responds to basic
cybernetic commands. The device
utilizes ultra- sophisticated
cerebellinguistic algorithm codes
to translate human languages.
Once set, the device automatically
translates and feeds languages or
dialects in one’s native tongue
directly into the ear with an
average translatability percentage
ratio of 94.6% for all known
language patterns.
Hair: Black
Eyes: Green
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 710 Lbs.
Birth Country: Hydropotamia
Birth City: Hydropotamia
Occupation: Monarch of
Hydropotamia
Group Affiliation: ANGEL Corps
Base of Operations: The Synidome
Character:
Origins: P'Sydon is the entity that
has been through history most
often identified as the Greek God
of the Seas, Poseidon (Neptune
being the Roman equivalent).
P'Sydon is the monarch of the
undersea city of Hydropotamia, an
underwater sister city to Atlantis.
Contrary to some lore, P'Sydon
was Zeus' equal in godly power,
yet willingly advocated for Zeus to
fill the role as the leader of the
Pantheon, a role he felt was
fraught with endless headaches
he would rather do without. The
two squared off twice and both
contests resulted in a draw. The
thunder and lightning given to
Zeus by the Cyclopes were more
than offset by the energy
absorption powers of P'Sydon's
trident Arkon, a weapon forged by
Hephaestus, the weaponer of the
Gods. Using borrowed technology,
Atlanteans released energies
meant to exile a band of elite
warrior angels that were
destroying their city's capital,
energies queued to their unique
physical make-up. Though the
angels were successfully shunted
into an empty subdimension called
the Oblivion Expanse, the
measure came too late when a
damaged power core obliterated
Atlantis beneath a monstrous
mushroom cloud. P'Sydon,
however, had been approaching
Atlantis to stop the ensuing brawl
when, because of commonalities
between his physical structure
and the angels, he, too, was
captured by the exiling energies.
When mankind's scientists
successfully manufactured an
exotic subatomic particle, a chain
reaction was triggered that
ruptured the imprisoning
dimension, releasing not only the
feuding angels but P'Sydon as
well. The Oblivion Expanse's
passage of time, however, moved
at a much slower rate than Earth's
time so that the perceived hour
that had elapsed for P'Sydon (and
the angels) was over 3,500 years
in Earth's time stream. The result
was that P'Sydon (and the trapped
angels) emerged into the modern
day. Having an indestructible
make-up, Arkon survived the
passage of time and was ripped
out of a museum when P'Sydon
willed it to return to his hand.
P'Sydon's former undersea
kingdom Hydropotamia also
survived into the modern day
under an isolationist ideology,
although all those who P'Sydon
once knew and loved are long
gone.
Powers: P'Sydon is a terra-mover
able to manipulate and control
earth, mineral and rock with but a
thought from manipulating
tectonics to triggering volcanoes
to lifting huge land masses into
the air. With no power assistance,
P'Sydon's strength is metahuman
level enabling him to press 100
tons. At maximum power, he can
achieve megahuman level
strength with an upper limit that is
unknown. P'Sydon is nearly
invulnerable and has the strength
and durability to withstand the
deepest depths of the ocean or
the rigors of outer space.
Underwater, P'Sydon can swim at
speeds of 250 knots or 287 miles
per hour. Superhuman senses,
agility, reflexes. Ability to heal
quickly if injured. Resistance to all
human diseases.
Strength Level Unassisted:
Class 5 Metahuman Range.
Level 2.
Can press 100 Tons
Strength Level Power-Assisted:
Class 7. Megahuman Range.
Upper limit unknown.
Arsenal: P'Sydon possesses an
indestructibe enchanted trident
named Arkon that was forged by
Haphaestus, the weaponer of the
Gods. Arkon is forged from
Dispersium, capable of
intercepting and re-directing
massive amounts of energy. Arkon
enables him to create and control
sources of water. With it, he can
call up geysers, waterspouts and
generate massive sea storms.
Arkon also affords P'Sydon the
power of supersonic flight in
Earth's atmosphere and light
speeds in outer space. Merely by
willing it, Arkon returns to
P'Sydon's hand.
Fighting Prowess: Superb hand-to-
hand combatant, and also skilled
in armed combat, excelling in the
use of the trident, the flail and
hooked swords.
Gear: P'Sydon can opt to travel on
a war-chariot pulled by enchanted
sea horses or dolphins.
Standard Nanotech Armored
Protection Gear (SNAP-Gear),
lightweight uniforming system
equipped with onboard computer
array, variable feed power
sources, life-support, networking
and armored protection. A voice-
activated onboard computer ties
into tactical local and wide-area
networks using a “heads-up”
holographic transparent 17-inch
display panel while it monitors its
wearer’s physiology. A shield
mode provides operatives head-
to-toe protection.
Adairian Adaptive memory
molecules enable SNAP-GEAR
uniforms to adapt to a host’s
application of wide arrays of
energies. SNAP-Gear is able to
transform into a small inventory of
various non-combat outfits pre-
loaded by its user.
ANGEL Com (Communications
Device), a neural transceiver
implant that responds to basic
cybernetic commands. The device
utilizes ultra- sophisticated
cerebellinguistic algorithm codes
to translate human languages.
Once set, the device automatically
translates and feeds languages or
dialects in one’s native tongue
directly into the ear with an
average translatability percentage
ratio of 94.6% for all known
language patterns.
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