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| + | Michael Creeseman was without a doubt, one of the most powerful beings in his day and age. As a supervillain with an estimated level of 250, Creeseman's powers far surpassed the realm of Cosmic Threats, entering the level of a Supercosmic Threat that required the alliance of multiple superhero organizations across the galaxy to stand against him. Creeseman's reputation was so terrifying that the moniker "Conquest" was given to him by those lucky enough to witness the supervillain destroying entire worlds with his bare hands. | ||
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'''Immense Telekinetic Power''': Michael was most infamously known for his unfathomable telekinetic power as well as his elite mastery of his abilities. The raw telekinetic strength of Creeseman's powers manifested through highly destructive blasts of power in what appeared to be tremendous physical strength and telekinetic constructs that were said to be so durable and precise that they were mistaken as celestial, divine weapons. The mastery Michael displayed far surpassed any other telekinetic user of his age, and very likely also beings of the present, including his two descendants. | '''Immense Telekinetic Power''': Michael was most infamously known for his unfathomable telekinetic power as well as his elite mastery of his abilities. The raw telekinetic strength of Creeseman's powers manifested through highly destructive blasts of power in what appeared to be tremendous physical strength and telekinetic constructs that were said to be so durable and precise that they were mistaken as celestial, divine weapons. The mastery Michael displayed far surpassed any other telekinetic user of his age, and very likely also beings of the present, including his two descendants. | ||
| + | * '''Skyplate''': Thought to be a divine set of armor, when in reality, the suit was revealed to be highly condensed telekinetic pieces, held together so tightly that its durability was thought to be supernatural in nature. Michael's Skyplate was said to be so sturdy that the armor did not suffer any damage from the thousands of expeditions the supervillain had conducted. | ||
| + | * '''Wings of Damnation''': Similar to his Skyplate, Michael passively condensed his telekinetic energy to form a pair of black angelic wings, which when outstretched, measured at least several meters in length. These wings allowed Michael to fly at undetectable speeds, while also serving as an additional set of weapons with its razor-honed edge. The appearance of these wings was so realistic that many mistaken Michael to be angelic in nature. These wings are very similar in nature to '''Bobby Creeseman''''s wings in his Vancouver Angel form. | ||
| + | * '''Titan Talons''': A pair of claws that were wielded by both hands, these were the main weapons that Michael used in battle. The talons grew to whatever size he willed due to their telekinetic nature and were often extended to be the size of a conventional sword. Michael's mastery over these talons was to the point where he was considered a master swordsman by many who faced the villain. The Titan Talons are very similar in nature to '''Polarean''''s TK fighting claws, however, are more organic in appearance due to Michael's superior mastery of his powers along with his immense telekinetic reserves. | ||
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| + | '''Black Sky''': Similar to Bobby, Michael is capable of manifesting his emotions in the form of power, however in his case, Michael can only manifest his malice; the manifestation in the form of climate-altering energy which darkens the environment. When victims are caught under Black Sky, their sense of vision is greatly reduced. Michael's Black Sky is said to be so powerful that it once was capable of shrouding an entire planet into darkness despite being within the vicinity of three suns. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:02, 21 January 2024
Jennifer Creeseman (Descendent)
Master Telekinetic Combatant
Michael Creeseman was a legendary galactic supervillain infamously known for destroying planets under the name Conquest. Not much is known about this supervillain, other than the fact that he is the ancestor of the current Supercosmic Villain Bobby Creeseman and the superheroine Jennifer "Polarean" Creeseman.
Michael was an immensely powerful metahuman, with very few beings capable of matching the metahuman in might. However, on one of his expeditions, the villain was slain by the superhero Jackson Harmon, who led his allies into staging a trap to weaken Creeseman, with Harmon delivering the killing blow. The defeat of Michael Creeseman was met with great celebration, as the supercosmic threat was eliminated and the galaxy was saved from a long history of worlds being destroyed by the villain's actions. Following Michael's death, Harmon along with the superheroes agreed to put the threat of the supervillain into deep secrecy so as to avoid widespread panic should an encounter with such a threat ever be experienced again. The information on Michael Creeseman soon resurfaced by agents of PRIMUS and UNTIL upon discovering the growing threat of his descendent, Bobby Creeseman.
Powers and Abilities
Michael Creeseman was without a doubt, one of the most powerful beings in his day and age. As a supervillain with an estimated level of 250, Creeseman's powers far surpassed the realm of Cosmic Threats, entering the level of a Supercosmic Threat that required the alliance of multiple superhero organizations across the galaxy to stand against him. Creeseman's reputation was so terrifying that the moniker "Conquest" was given to him by those lucky enough to witness the supervillain destroying entire worlds with his bare hands.
Immense Telekinetic Power: Michael was most infamously known for his unfathomable telekinetic power as well as his elite mastery of his abilities. The raw telekinetic strength of Creeseman's powers manifested through highly destructive blasts of power in what appeared to be tremendous physical strength and telekinetic constructs that were said to be so durable and precise that they were mistaken as celestial, divine weapons. The mastery Michael displayed far surpassed any other telekinetic user of his age, and very likely also beings of the present, including his two descendants.
- Skyplate: Thought to be a divine set of armor, when in reality, the suit was revealed to be highly condensed telekinetic pieces, held together so tightly that its durability was thought to be supernatural in nature. Michael's Skyplate was said to be so sturdy that the armor did not suffer any damage from the thousands of expeditions the supervillain had conducted.
- Wings of Damnation: Similar to his Skyplate, Michael passively condensed his telekinetic energy to form a pair of black angelic wings, which when outstretched, measured at least several meters in length. These wings allowed Michael to fly at undetectable speeds, while also serving as an additional set of weapons with its razor-honed edge. The appearance of these wings was so realistic that many mistaken Michael to be angelic in nature. These wings are very similar in nature to Bobby Creeseman's wings in his Vancouver Angel form.
- Titan Talons: A pair of claws that were wielded by both hands, these were the main weapons that Michael used in battle. The talons grew to whatever size he willed due to their telekinetic nature and were often extended to be the size of a conventional sword. Michael's mastery over these talons was to the point where he was considered a master swordsman by many who faced the villain. The Titan Talons are very similar in nature to Polarean's TK fighting claws, however, are more organic in appearance due to Michael's superior mastery of his powers along with his immense telekinetic reserves.
Black Sky: Similar to Bobby, Michael is capable of manifesting his emotions in the form of power, however in his case, Michael can only manifest his malice; the manifestation in the form of climate-altering energy which darkens the environment. When victims are caught under Black Sky, their sense of vision is greatly reduced. Michael's Black Sky is said to be so powerful that it once was capable of shrouding an entire planet into darkness despite being within the vicinity of three suns.
