Miss Fitt

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Miss Fitt
Player:
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Character Build
Class Focus: Damage
Power Level: 25
Research & Development: None
Biographical Data
Real Name: Fiona Dillashaw
Known Aliases: Miss Fitt or just Fitt
Gender: Female
Species: Human
Ethnicity: American
Place of Birth: Millenium City
Base of Operations: Millenium City
Relatives: Parents, Uncle, two brothers.
Characteristics
Age: 22
Height: 6'3
Weight: 148
Eyes: Green
Hair: Pink
Complexion: Caucasian
Physical Build: Athletic
Physical Features: Ear piercings, full body tattoos, lip piercing
Status
Alignment:
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Chaotic Good

Reputation:
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Unknown

Identity: Doesn't hide her identity, but she is one of many crime fighters. Very unknown.
Years Active: Her first year
Citizenship: United States of America
Occupation: Mechanic/Crime fighter
Education: High School
Marital Status: Single
Known Powers and Abilities
None, just basic combat sports training
Equipment and Paraphernalia
Weight negating power fists, armor and a jetpack
Attributes
 
   Strength
   Endurance
 
   Agility
   Speed
 
   Fighting
   Projectiles
 
   Durability
   Resistance
 
   Intelligence
   Psyche
 
   Intuition
   Charisma
 
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PRIMUS Database Entry Transcript

[Childhood]

Soooo, like, my history? Why do you guys wanna know something so boring? For records? Bah. Alright, I like to stop bad guys with my fists. We good? More?! Alright alright. I'll bore you to death though.

Well umm, hi, my name is Fitt. Real name? Fiona Dillashaw. And I guess I'll start with my age, I'm 22, so, yeah, I was born 22 years ago. I grew up with two older brothers and my folks were cool. I mean they still are cool, yeah. I grew up 'like one of the guys', wearing all baggy clothes and playing with action figures. I don't think my mom was too thrilled with that but she, you know, loved me just the same. I hope so at least!

Oh yeah, I loved anything to do with superheroes. I grew up in Millennium City so.. my life was like filled with superheroes here and there. Magazines, movies, cartoons, toys, even the news. I always wanted to be a caped crusader you know? Wearing fancy tights and a cape; watching bullets bounce off my belly; making bad guys run while I fly around and scare the piss outta them... I really really wanted to do that. I even convinced myself while I was in Elementary School that I was special, that I had powers or something [laughs]. I didn't. I'm surprised I didn't kill myself on accident doing some of the dumb crap I did...

[Long pause]

I'm not sure what else to say... About school? Sure. Elementary School was fun. I had a little superhero persona, I would even sneak a homemade costume to school and pick fights with bullies. I had some crazy childish vigilante justice system in my dumb little head. Got into trouble a lot.. not as much as Middle School or High School but.. yeah. I was a little troublemaker. A misfit if you will [laugh], get it? Cause my alias is... oh you did get it.

And uh, yeah, Middle School was weird. I mean it's weird for a lot of people right? I was still obsessed with superheroes; I had a crush on pretty much every flavor-of-the-month superhero and heroine. Writing silly fanfics and doing crappy drawings.. [laugh] I cringe thinking about it. But moreso than being in other superheroes tights, I wanted to be in my own. I wanted to be the gal that people had a crush on, or that people idolized. Not in a weird power-trip fantasy way but.. you know, to have my own action figure or something. Can you imagine? A comic about me! Who wouldn't want that? I mean.. not who wouldn't want a comic about me.. I'm not that narcissistic.. I mean like.. who wouldn't want a comic about themselves? But, oh yeah, back on track.

I started to become a little more self-aware in Middle School. Like, I realized I didn't have any special powers or stuff. If I wanted to fight crime I'd, at best, be part of MCPD or some gun wielding soldier or .. I dunno. There's nothing wrong about those peeps but ehh, it wasn't my dream. I started treating myself like I was worthless, I didn't hurt myself or nothing but, at least physically. But I stopped caring about all the important things. I gave up any sports I played, stopped giving a crap about school, and fell into a shady crowd. By High School I was a full-fledged rebel without a cause.


[Teenage years]

When I got to High School my parents got really strict, they saw the direction I was going, you know? They knew what was best but I was such a hard headed chick [laugh]. My grades still slipped. I had a lot of fun in High School though, but uh, it was the wrong kind of fun. Like, sex, drugs, booze, partying. That kind of fun. But yeah, grades slipped, still didn't have a care in the world. I started hating my folks, they were just looking out for me. I swear there was times where I literally hated them for something silly like taking away my cellphone.. I hardly even use the damn thing no more [laugh]. They were just looking out for me, but.. I dunno, I guess it's hard to explain that to some punk kid.

Around the Summer of grade 11 my folks made me work at my Uncle's independent garage. He was a cool guy. Is a cool guy I mean, he ain't dead or became uncool [laugh]. Again, hated my folks for that. I guess I hated my folks for damn near anything. Don't worry, I love em now. But yeah, making me work at my Uncle's completely changed my life.

I got to work in a garage with a pretty good tinkerer, he taught me damn near everything. I actually really enjoyed it. I still took it for granted though, coming in hungover, buzzed, or high. My Uncle was good at making me feel all guilty though, so I tried not to let it show. Anywho, after the Summer came grade 12. And I waved at grade 12 as it passed me by.. I flunked it. Had to take another year. Parents were furious. I learned some good habits at the garage but it didn't transition too well to school.

My 'Graduation Summer' where I was supposed to be applying to Colleges I just stayed in the garage again. My folks didn't know what to do I think. They didn't want to ban me from working at the garage cause I would just be more of a problem. Don't worry, I didn't forget about the "changing my life" part I just said. One slow Summer in the garage I got bored and started making random stuff. Eventually I made some sort of metal.. I dunno what it was, like a thigh guard maybe? And then I needed to make some padding for the thigh guards.. and then I needed to make a matching protective belt.. and then why not some boot guards? And maybe some reinforced boots. You see where this is going.


[Becoming a "superhero"]

I was kind of reliving my childhood dream. I was making my own superhero outfit, only, usable for a average non-superpower human. I started to get those grandius.. grandias... gran.. what's the word? Grandiose? Yeah. Grandiose plans that I only had as a little girl. I started coming into the shop early and sober so I could have more time to work on my little project after all the real work was done. In order to use any sort of super-suit or fight crime, I would need to get in better shape. So I took some mixed martial arts classes and started working out at Carl's Gym.

So uh, Grade 12-2: Electric Boogaloo happened and I really applied myself. So, 19 year old me graduated High School. Yay. I rented a little basement suite with a mini-workshop. I actually kind of started my own little repair business. I got enough work just to get by. I still get little odd jobs here and there. I also finished most of my suit. I looked badass in it. Real grimy home-made feel. I loved it.

When I turned 20 I bought a jetpack. Yeehaw, that sucker was fun to use [laugh]. I use it all the time still. I also began working on a prototype for some mechanical hydraulic fists, they could give me an edge over criminals. Also, something like that would set me apart from average-joe-crime-fighter. I spent all the money I had for parts on the prototype, even took it to tech shops for consulting. By 21 I had a working prototype and started making the motions to becoming officially registered as a crime fighter

[Sigh] Wow, I guess that's all, really. After I finished the prototype I had to work for another year to afford making the prototype a finished piece of tech. But here I am now, 22 and being entered into the PRIMUS database as a superhero, ready to fight crime. I know I'll jut be stuck fighting petty thugs on the street until I get more experience but I am so pumped.

[End of recording]

((OOC/Construction Zone))

- I'll probably shorten that backstory, whoosh, that was just a heavy stream of consciousness

- Very much a WIP