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One hundred years after superpowers have become commonplace, generations have seemingly adopted and lived in a chaotic superhuman society run by heroes and villains. In said society, countless heroes strive to climb to rise to old legends, but this isn't their story. Instead, we are here to shine a light on the literal worst of the worst, a team of criminals, outcasts, and misfits that struggle to survive in this mad world. After all, when you're already at the bottom, it makes sense to focus only on The Cons.

The Cons

Welcome one and all, big and small! With the first arc of The Cons written and done, I've decided to create a cute little breather from the more gruesome and melancholy chapters. And that rebreather is going to be the official Power Profile, your one-stop shop to get the down-low on all the low downs that infest the beautiful city known as Krimo!


In this little mini volume, I will be having all these beautiful beans give out the deets of their respective superpowers while also giving out their individual weaknesses in an interview-like format.


Finally, to have all these abilities feel in line with the series overall power scale, I will show off a little stat chart that includes the following five categories out of a score of ten. Also, to show off their respective tier of overall power, I'll be using Krimo's lower to upper levels as a good analogy for where they are. A good example of the tier is pretty obvious since characters like Eternus are lower level while, say, an Omna will be higher level.


Strength: Pretty much ranks how destructive the ability is or how physically strong the user is with abilities included or excluded, respectively. Anything from lifting strength to attack potency are acknowledged here.


Speed: A rank given to measure how fast or agile the character in question is. Reaction, attack, and moving speed all get accounted for here.


Endurance: An effective blanket term that is supposed to account for the character's endurance, stamina, and durability. This all boils down to answering how long these characters can fight before tiring or how much punishment they can take before croaking. Or if they can get hurt at all.


Intelligence: Effectively boils down to how smart the user is both in and outside of combat and how well they can use their ability.


Range: A suitable answer for the superpower in question range and area of effect.


With that out of the way, I think it's high time that we talk to our hostages and torture the questions out of them for our ravenous audience members.


Power Profile Intro