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Psi-Force was a group of teens that had, after the mysterious White Event, developed strange psionic powers. These particular teens were all on a list of potential psychics created by Emmett Proudhawk, a CIA operative that was investigating such things to counter similar resarch conducted by the Soviets. This list, however, had been sold by a rogue agent to various corporate and national interests.
Knowing the imminent danger these kids were in because of his work, Emmett himself left the CIA, doing everything he could to save as many of these teens as was possible. He managed to rescue five of 'em before his death, and they stuck together after that, though it was unwillingly at first. Over the years of the team's existence, the following paranormals were a part of Psi-Force:
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Healer: Anastasia Inyushin was dragged to the Siberian Project after the 'mysterious' death of her entire family. Liberated by Emmett Proudhawk, she eventually made her way from the U.S.S.R. to the United States, where she joined Psi-force for protection from the K.G.B. Healer comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Johnny Do: both autistic and dyslexic, Johnny Do is a child that was locked up in a Soviet sanitarium for years, even after he developed his parability. Eventually liberated by Psi-force, Johnny slowly began to recover from years of abuse and joined their paramilitary action. Johnny Do comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Network: Wayne Tucker was an abused youth who has always been 'charismatic'. When the White Event amplified this tendency to a staggering degree, he became one of many youths sought out by various villains, and after joining the Psi-force for mutual protection became their leader. Network comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Overtime: Lindsay Falmon grew up in a mostly empty family life, and was lonely until the day she met the one and only Wayne Tucker. Instantly taking a like to this rebel, she wound up joining him and his Psi-Force friends in their efforts to remain free from the government. Overtime comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Psi-Hawk: created solely by the concentration of at least one of the original psionic paranormals collected by the late Emmett Proudhawk, this amalgamated energy being is the ultimate weapon in the Psi-Force team's arsenal - a combination of all their powers and psyches. Psi-Hawk comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Salvo: Michael Crawley was the stereotypical nerd, usually more interested in science than in people. When the White Event 'blessed' him with the ability to blow things up with his mind, his lack of social skills hindered his ability to mesh with the Psi-force, though he slowly grew up. Salvo comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Sedara: a young Mujahedin warrior who developed the parability of teleportation, Sedara Bakut used them to devastating effect against the Soviets. Of course, when her own father betrayed her to the enemy, she decided she was done with that war, and joined Psi-force instead. Sedara comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Shockwave: Kathy Ling was a spoiled rich girl who felt she'd become a freak after gaining her impressive telekinetic powers. Though she hated them at first, she eventually grew to revel in her might when she'd had enough of being hounded by various villains intent on using them. Shockwave comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Syphon: Thomas Boyd was a damage youth brought up in a bizarre household, one that only grew wierder after he accidentally killed his sister. When his powers manifested, he was shaped into a killing machine by Derek Shiningstar, but eventually struck out on his own. Syphon comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Voyager: Tyrone Jessup was on the verge of running away before he gained his powers - and quickly left home afterward. Of course, he wound up running for quite some time, since all manner of evil people were out to capture him and his friends to harness their powers. Voyager comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Other Folks of Note:
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Andrew Chaser: a freelance reporter with several biting non-fiction books under his belt, not to mention smaller pieces in newspapers and national magazines through the years, Andrew Chaser knows a good story when he sees it - which usually gets him in all kinds of trouble. Comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Mindwolf: his ambition amplified exponentially after gaining incredible psychic powers, this K.G.B. operative decided that only he was fit to run the Soviet Union, and intended to collect all the paranormals he could get his hand on to do his bidding - no matter the cost. Mindwolf comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Emmett Proudhawk: a promising CIA operative investigating the paranormal, Emmett went rogue after his partner sold a list of potential psis to various corporate and foreign government interests, and did everything he could to protect his 'charges', which ultimately cost him his life. Comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Jake Travest: though an unrepentant, cold-blooded killer, the mentally imbalanced Jake Travest was assigned to be Jenny Swensen's assistant during her time with Codename: Spitfire. When she abruptly quit the group, Jake was chosen to pilot her armor in her absence. Jake Travest comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Other Groups of Note:
the Medusa Web: founded in 1969 by Alexei Ruyanev, this group of subversives is out to achieve a sort of world government, though their plan for doing so is somewhat bizarre; in essence, they wish to unite the world by rallying it against a singular threat - the Medusa Web! Originally working in a standard military sense, the Web has recently augmented their forces with paranormal warriors...
Crasniye Solleetsi (Red Sun): created by the secretive K.G.B. program known only as the Siberian Project, this group of paranormal soldiers was designed to augment Soviet armed forces in the field. Of course, while the group had a competent field leader, it contained the demonic paranormal monstrosity calling itself Rodstvow, so their ultimate fate was never really in doubt...
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