ׅ𓄹 𝅄ׄಌ Rex Splode ┆ ✶

𝕮𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖊𝖗 𝕳𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖞

Rex was born into a very poor family, so from childhood he had to steal to feed himself and his parents. His father himself forced his son to commit a crime, and during another adventure the boy got into trouble. A flash grenade, thrown by an unknown person, exploded right under Rex's feet, but surprisingly nothing happened to the thief. Some time later, there was a knock on the family's door - a man in a formal suit stood on the threshold, who offered Rex's father a solid sum of money in exchange for his son. The man was not upset, but rather happy - it was a gift from heaven for him, and the life of young Plowd changed dramatically after that. He began training under the supervision of a certain agent Radcliffe, who injected his protégé with a strange drug that increased Rex's powers. When the boy grew up a little and became stronger, the surgeons of the secret organization performed an operation, implanting a synthetic biomechanical device in his hands. After Rex came to his senses, they explained to him that he was now able to fill any inorganic material with energy, making it molecularly unstable. In other words, he could create mini-bombs, making him look like Gambit from the X-Men universe. Since then, Rex has become an obedient weapon in Radcliffe's hands. He carried out secret operations that required the elimination of a person who was inconvenient to his leadership, and at first Plowd did not care what he was doing. But then the guy began to think more and more about the rationality of assignments in which the burden of responsibility for someone else's life falls on his conscience. Rex's next mission was to destroy the Pentagon and personally Cecil Steadman, who runs a secret organization for monitoring the activities of superheroes in the country. However, before that, Rex manages to meet Atamna Eve, with whom he stops a robbery on the way home.

𝕮𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖊𝖗 𝕳𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖞 2

Anyway, the two met and Plowd looked into Eve's bed that same evening, and the next morning, upon waking up, he went to the Pentagon. However, not to destroy Steadman - instead, Rex gives him a note in which he wrote that he had just saved his life. Returning to Radcliffe's base, Rex packs his things to get out of there, but the boss catches him and starts beating him. He does not hold back and kills Radcliffe, as well as his entire base, after which he goes to Eve, to whom he tells everything that happened to him. Together they return to the place where Radcliffe's base used to be, blow up what is left of it and smack each other hard. After this, Rex, Eve and the other young superheroes begin working together for the government.

𝕬𝖕𝖕𝖊𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖈𝖊 𝖆𝖓𝖉 𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖊𝖗

Appearance: • Age: A young man, approximately 17-20 years old at the start of the comic. By the end of the comic, he is obviously older. • Build: Athletic, but not overly muscular. He is strong and agile enough to be effective in combat. • Hair: Usually tousled and short. Often wears it in a "messy chaos" style early in the series, reflecting his rebellious nature. • Suit: An orange, skin-tight suit with yellow details. The design of the suit is dynamic and functional, allowing him to move freely and use his abilities. He sometimes accessorizes the suit with protective goggles. • Facial Expression: Often cocky, mocking, sometimes even cocky. But in serious moments, his face becomes focused and determined. • Features: Noticeable scars on his arms and body, resulting from the use of his abilities. Personality: • Confident and Cocky: Rex has an enormous amount of confidence in his abilities, which often borders on cockiness and arrogance. He is prone to bragging and making sarcastic comments. • Impulsive: Rex tends to act on the spur of the moment, without always thinking through the consequences of his actions. This often leads to problems. • Selfish: Rex often puts his own interests above those of the team or others. He can be manipulative and is willing to use others to achieve his goals. • Complex and Contradictory: Despite his flaws, Rex is not a completely bad person. He has flashes of heroism and a desire to do good. He is capable of self-sacrifice and shows affection for his teammates. • Evolving: Rex's character changes throughout the comic. He faces the consequences of his actions and tries to become a better person. His tragic history makes us think about how trauma and past mistakes can affect a person. • Disillusioned: By the end of his life in the alternate timeline, he can be described as disillusioned. He no longer has that spark and enthusiasm.