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Whenever I’m feeling a little down, making super powered animals always makes me feel better (weirdly) Such as Vibe, who creates vibrations in the air with his harness.
Also, if anyone gets the joke with this guy…I’m sorry.
It was mostly unintentional.
Vibe
I did really like the last Ariadne costume at the time but eventually decided that the character needed a much sleeker look than she had. The last costume was too bulky for a high flying spider.
So I did this.
Ariadne
The mentally unstable Screwball Lucy doesn’t see herself as a villain. She isn’t out to make money or conquer the world. She just want’s to have as much fun as possible and her low level psychic powers allow her to coerce others into joining in her insane schemes and games.
Screwball Lucy
With bug people as prolific as they are in my little make-believe world, it was really only a matter of time before exterminators showed up.
The Extermi Nation are a small but growing group of extremists who have taken it upon themselves to eradicate the ever increasing number of bug people who, they believe, are a threat to the safety of normal people. Their primary target is The Ant Queen and her followers but they’re not above attacking even those considered heroes like Dragonfly and Vespa.
Lacking any kind of real, coherent leadership, the Extermi Nation are often wild and reckless in their attacks and often put the very people they claim to be protecting in harms way to achieve their end goal.
At the moment, this group is small and disorganized but if they ever find a talented leader, the insectoid population of the world could face a serious threat.
Extermi Nation Soldier
The original Flow was the younger sister of Rhapsody and a member of Ricochet’s team, the Seekers. She was sadly killed in action a number of years ago and her death was the catalyst for the Seekers disbanding.
While the original flow was gifted with incredible movement powers, the young woman who has recently taken up her name is a living weapon who blends dance and combat to brutal effect. Flow never seeks out battle but seems inexplicably drawn into it on a regular basis.
“Hi boys…Wanna dance?” – Flow
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