Name: Unknown
Alias: Depth Charge
Gender: Unknown (though presumed male)
Alliance: Villains (specifically the League of Organised Villainy and the Adjoining Partnerships of Ill Intent)
Generation: Old Timers
Powers/abilities: Depth Charge wears a large suit of power armour designed to resist the high pressure of the deep ocean as well as cold (hypothetically it could function as a space suit as well, though it would require some modification). His claws posses incredible crushing strength they are also capable of piercing the hulls of ships. Additionally, his suit has a chest mounted Uni beam device, and miniature versions located in the arms, although the device is powered on Uranium instead of Vibranium (due to cost Implications). The suit is built from a dense metal alloy with radiation insulation both internally and externally, as well as a vocal modulator to conceal his actual voice. In order to cling to the underbellies of ships the feet have powerful electromagnets, as well as claws if the hulls aren’t magnetic.
Outside of his power armour Depth Charge possesses a large submarine, whose exact whereabouts are unknown although is probably somewhere in the pacific ocean. The submarine is armed with an array of Torpedoes, Harpoons, Sea Mines, and the occasional Laser beam. He also possesses a skilled submarine crew who function as his on site Henchmen, as well as his secondary crew known who infiltrate and disguise themselves as dock workers, they are lead by his Chief Second-in-Command “Harbour lights”.
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Personality/Bio: Whilst not much is known about the “Man behind the mask”, not even the LOV(APII) themselves; some speculate Depth charge was a disgruntled sailor (due to his legs being prosthetic, and his knowledge of shipping routes, and naval practice second to none).
Like most Villains from the LOV(APII) Depth Charge is a classical megalomaniac, he delights in creating strange nautical themed deathtraps (complying with League operating parameters circa 1952) for the Hero to disarm or face them head on. Despite being villainous Depth Charge has a deep love for the sea and all the flora and fauna it encompasses, arguably one of his motivations for becoming a villain was due to worrying levels of pollution.
Unlike Old Father Time, Depth charge whilst not being inactive has been able to remain under the radar since the LOV(APII) unofficially disbanded; generally hiding from the ire of Pacific based superheroes, attacking Whaling ships, and raiding the occasional fishing vessel and or cruise ship.