Daybreaker - Gen13 (2006)

The alias of a teenager called Denny, Daybreaker grew up in a reality where no adults resided. He often spoke using slang from his world, which would not be make sense to many inhabitants across the rest of
the mulitverse.

Daybreaker was a meta-human with the ability to predict the events of battle and simulate every conceivable outcome before it actually happened. He was also a highly trained fighter both in hand to hand combat and with his bow staff.

Upon joining the Authoriteens, he became friends with Kid Apollo, who would always look out for him. He had very strong feelings for Kid Apollo, as well as harbouring deeply inset misogynistic views on women and their bodies.


"Road Trip, Part Three: Club Kids - Fire and Wind"

Watching from the shadows of a tree as Gen13 fought with the Liberty Snots, Daybreaker mused to Contractor that their targets were the team who were not fighting all in black clothing. He went on to tell them that he had used his powers of precognition in combat to perceive every possible outcome in their upcoming battle with the Gen13 team - seeing it as the only way to stop the destruction of the Multiverse. He added that everything will "turn out groovy."


"Road Trip, Part Three: Club Kids - Battle of the Band of Brothers"

Approaching the two teams, he addressed the assembled meta-humans and introduced the young Authoriteens, explaining that they were preventing the whole Multiverse from exploding. He goes on to ask if they were going to "rap, cats and kittens, dig," confusing Sweet Sally and the others, forcing the Intern to interpret what he was saying. He goes on to declare that the Gen13 were travellers who did not belong there and needed to be destroyed to stop the ripple effect that was putting reality itself in danger. He childishly laughed at the Interns use of the word "ripple" and it's closeness to the world nipple, wiping away a tear of joy as he told the latter that he was the bad one. Expressing his desire not to fight with them, he mocks the Intern for repeating the word "ripple" and using it in the presence of a girl - something Intern had told him off for.

As Nestler kissed M-T on the cheek as he left, he made a quiet remark about her, before clenching his fist with excitement as Fairchild told them that they would fight. He ordered the team to attack, arrogantly declaring that their was no way that Fairchild (mocking her for her ginger hair) could beat him, but was interrupted by a punch in the face that sent him flying backwards. As he hurtled towards an abandoned basket ball court, he scolded himself for not using his powers to run through the battle "a thousand more times" to predict such a move.

Returning to the field, Daybreaker declared that the team had almost won the battle, helping them knock the rest of Gen13 out.


"Road Trip, Part Five: Club Kids - Left of Centre"

Helping Nestler drag Grunge, he told the defeated opponent that he would feel better when he was dead, although noted that what he said sounded better in his head than what was verbalised. He went on with his point, stating that Grunge shouldn't think that what he was doing was suicide, but instead that he was saving the multiverse and would retcon all the events that had been altered by the Gen13's existence. He was grossed out by Grunge's final request for a kiss, commenting that "girls had cooties", before telling Nestling that he had not been meaning any offence to her. However he expressed no harm in permitting the request, childishly making retching noises as Grunge kissed Fairchild. Hearing the Contractor's warning, he tried to pull the two part, only to beaten back by Grunge who had absorbed some of Caitlin's powers from the kiss.

Comforting the embarrassed Kid Apollo about seeing a pair of breasts, which had formed on Grunge's body from using his absorbing powers on Caitlin, he told his friend that he could forget that he ever saw them by pushing Grunge through the matter decompressor.

Watching Kid Apollo get punched into the ground, he remarked that the young teen did not like that. However he is more alarmed by the revelation that Grunge had absorbed the power of the matter decompressor and used it to reduce Kid Apollo into a pile of bones, watching his friend die in silent despair.


"Road Trip, Part Six: Club Kids"

Enraged by the death of his friend, Daybreaker attacked Fairchild with his bow staff, screaming at her and calling her names. But he is quickly subdued, crying over the death of Kid Apollo. Seeing the arrival of the Tranquillity police force, the Authoriteens all return back to their own reality, having failed to complete their mission.


Appearances:

1. "Road Trip, Part Three: Club Kids - Fire and Wind" (First Appearance)
2. "Road Trip, Part Three: Club Kids - Battle of the Band of Brothers" 
3. "Road Trip, Part Five: Club Kids - Left of Centre"
4. "Road Trip, Part Six: Club Kids" (Final Appearance)

Nora Fries - Flashpoint: Citizen Cold (2011)

The wife of the famous scientist Victor Fries, Nora was happily married to her husband. However at some point contracted an illness that led to her health growing worse. In an effort to prevent her from dying, Victor Fries began to use his scientific knowledge to develop a cure, only for an experiment to go wrong and drastically alter his physiology.

Her condition finally reached critical, forcing Victor to turn to crime - as Mr. Freeze - to find the cure, listening out for any little rumour he could act upon in his mission.

Because Captain Cold killed Freeze in Central City, Nora's illness went untreated and she later died, with the supposed hero mocking Victor about her already being dead.


Mentions:

1. "Cold-Hearted" (First and Only Mention)

References:

1. "Cold-Hearted Part Three" (First and Only Reference)

Mr. Freeze - Flashpoint: Citizen Cold (2011)

Formerly a scientist named Victor Fries, Freeze became a criminal in a desperate attempt to save his wife Nora from dying from an unknown illness.

At some point in his life, his underwent an incident that caused his body to eventually deteriorated to the point that only his head and mind were functioning.

Freeze developed a suit that allowed him to operate in temperatures above freezing, as well as creating numerous weapons that had the power to encase a target in solid ice. His technology utilised similar properties to that of cryogenic preservation.

Freeze was an old friend of Neil Boreman (The Rogue known as Fallout) and promised him that once he had found the cure for Nora's illness, he would help Boreman to rid him off his radioactive powers, so that he could be reunited with his wife and children.


"Cold-Hearted"

Having heard rumours of the technology he needed to use to save Nora's life being located at the Central City branch of S.T.A.R Labs, Mr. Freeze attacked the facility, only to discover that it had been a set up. Blasting through the wall, he angrily snapped that he did not like being "lied to."

Yelling at panicking citizens to move aside for him, he was confronted by Citizen Cold. He remarked that he did not have time to face the so-called hero, unleashing an ice beam from his gun. However he was hit by Cold's duel wielding ice pistols, sealing his suit in solid ice and screaming in pain. Observing the people chanting for their hero, he declared that Cold was little more than a "sanctimonious fraud," before detaching his helmet from the rest of his armour and scuttling away on robotic legs.

Knocking one of the pistols from his hand, Freeze demanded that Cold left him alone, attempting to escape in the chaos of a van crash. However Cold caught up to him, putting pressure on the casing as the hero boasted that he was the one who had snared the trap for Victor, adding to the distraught husband that Nora would be dead. He was unable to protect himself from Cold's killing shot, ending his life - with the latter claiming that "dyin' for love is the dumbest reason."


Appearances:

1. "Cold-Hearted" (First Appearance)
2. "Cold-Hearted Part Three" (Final Appearance/Flashback Only)

Mentions:

1. "Cold-Hearted Chapter Two" (First and Only Mentioned)

The Unfinished Red Tornado Unit - Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint (2011)

The last Red Tornado unit created by Thomas Oscar Morrow, he was built like the others to protect Japan from the fall of civilisation that was spreading across the globe. However before his programming could be completed, Morrow died, leaving him incomplete.

Waiting in Morrow's laboratory, he was unable to recognise or understand that his creator was deceased. Remaining on his own for an unknown period of time, he declared that once his programming was complete, he would stand by his brothers and fulfil the primary purpose that Morrow had commissioned them for.

After detecting Traci Thirteen's arrival to Morrow's Tokyo lab, Red Tornado warned her to "halt" and identify herself, threatening to kill her if she did not do as he commanded. Hearing that she was looking for "a Hermit" (taken from Madame Xanadu's tarot cards), he began to recite the meaning of the word, listing both meanings - both a recluse and a "molasses cookie" - to the confused girl. When asked if he was the one she was looking for, he replied that he was nothing more than a "guardian" waiting to be enlisted into the ranks of the Red Tornadoes.

He told the young magician that Morrow would have wanted him to be of help to her, asking her to wake the doctor up for him, so that he could finish his programming and allow him to accompany her across the world in her mission to stop the H.I.V.E Satellite. Directing her to his creator's wheelchair, he could not process Morrow's death, stating that he wanted to help her and needed to be completed. Traci sadly told him that despite his wishes, the unit was not capable of helping her, teleporting away and leaving him to grieve.

Appearances:

1. "This is the World we Made" (First Appearance)
2. "This is the World we Hope For" (Final Appearance/Flashback Only)

Dr. Thomas Oscar Morrow - Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint (2011)

A scientist responsible for the creation of the Red Tornadoes, Doctor Thomas Oscar Morrow was contracted by the Japanese government to produce an army of androids that could be used to protect Japan during a time of uncertainty and war. Using his intellect in the field of robotics, he programmed them to fulfil one specific task - to ensure the safety of the nation by any means necessary.

Operating out of a laboratory in Tokyo, Thomas began working on another unit of the Tornadoes, however died before he could complete the project.


"This is the World we Made"

In search of a way to protect the world from her father and the Hive Council's satellite, Traci Thirteen used her magic powers to transport her to the embodiment of "the Hermit" tarot card, only to come across his skeleton propped up in a wheelchair. His latest Red Tornado Unit was unable to perceive him as being dead, insisting that he was alive and merely sleeping.

Appearances:

1. "This is the World we Made" (First and Only Appearance)

The Red Tornadoes - Flashpoint: The World of Flashpoint (2011)

Conceptualised and produced by Dr. Thomas Oscar Morrow, The Red Tornadoes were a defence project commissioned by the Japanese Government to protect Japan from being attacked, following a breakdown in geo-political relations between nations in the wake of the Atlantean/Amazon war.

Not only were they programmed to enact lethal force against any act seen as a threat for national security, the Tornadoes were a public deterrent. Many units were created and distributed across the country, with one of their main production sites being based in Tokyo. There single function is to protect their assigned country.

However during the manufacturing of one of the units, the creator died.

It was never revealed if any more units were crafted. The lone unit referred to them as his "brothers", though it was not made clear if all templates of the Red Tornado unit were designated as being male.

Each unit floated above the city, monitoring the world from the sky.


Members:

1. Thomas Oscar Morrow (Leader)
2. The Unfinished Red Tornado Unit 
3. Numerous Unnamed Red Tornado Units 

Appearances:

1. "This is the World we Made" (First Appearance)
2. "This is the World we Hope For" (Final Appearance/Flashback Only)

Ocean Master - Flashpoint: Deathstroke & The Curse of the Ravager (2011)

Having sunken the entire of Western Europe, Ocean Master and Emperor Aquaman took over the flooded countries, defending them against any other ships or surface-dwellers as they planned to get their revenge on Wonder Woman and the Amazons, who escaped from the complete destruction of the deluge.


Among these command posts, the pair took up residency in the Eiffel Tower. He was partly responsible for the destruction of the Warlord's main fleet and ship - leaving them as a warning for any sailor foolish enough to enter their conquered terrain.

Although Aquaman tried to sue for peace and regretted his actions, Ocean Master constantly warned him of the threat that humans posed to Atlantis and their culture and called for violence at any opportunity.

At some point he had heard of the reputation of the infamous Deathstroke and his pirate crew.


"Separation Anxiety" 

Looking out across Paris through a pair of binoculars, Orm pointed out the Ravager to his half-brother, musing about how they had not witnessed the destruction they wrought to the Warlord's fleet. He expressed his opinion that the crew were nothing but "misfit{s}."

Following in pursuit of Aquaman, he dived into the ocean, swimming at full pelt through the waves and boarding the lone ship. On his King's instructions, he set about to attack each member and kill them one by one.


"Red Tide"

He coldly told Emperor Aquaman that their war would be over when every "surface dweller" was dead, jumping over Clayface and clashing with the Tattooed Man. His opponent tried to use his body art animation - in the form of serpents - to defend himself from the prince, but Ocean Master speared him with his trident and pinning him violently against the wall, calling him "little man" who should have headed the actions of several members of the crew and abandoned the doomed vessel.

As he retrieved his weapon from the deceased Tattooed Man, he watched Aquaman kill the Scavenger. Using the weakness to the Ravager as an advantage, Orm sent Icicle - frozen in a block of his own ice for protection - crashing through the floor and into the bowls of the ship, before turning his attention to the Eel. Knocking him back, he was about to kill Deathstroke when he was called off by Aquaman, who remarked that they had more important things to do than concern themselves with them. Kicking the captain in the face, he mockingly named them "scraps" as they dived into the ocean and swam away.


Appearances:

1. "Separation Anxiety" (First Appearance/Flashback Only) 
2. "Red Tide" (Final Appearance/Flashback Only)