A nasty lady there. I wager even the Son of Shuck would have a hard time dealing with her. And heaven help all the Christian fursons who she may stumble across.

Those parents might have created the demon they feared.

Might have..

Indeed, haven't they heard of super powers?

This could be the same aliens that did Battle Badger.

Or Torpedo Girl...

Yeah, I believe Battle Badger was first.

Then Grisly...

Finally ending with Torpedo Girl and their destruction.

You could be on the right track, there.

Yeah, it has to be.

Better Fleur De Lis, Ranger, and Holy Cross to that list Darc.

Lilith may have a few...uses...for her...

Excellent bio!

This could be the same aliens that did Battle Badger.


I believe Battle Badger was first.

Then Grisly...

Finally ending with Torpedo Girl and their destruction.

Interesting, I admit I'm always a sucker for these self-fulfilling prophecy stories. Mostly because I'm a cynical bastard who has known people that stupid. And, you know for a basic tank/brick super she still manages to feel unique or at least memorable enough. And finally... were the two of them REALLY experimented on by the same aliens that made Torpedo Girl? Really? The "aliens" aren't just a drug-addled memory born from doping them both up so some doctor from a secret government program could inject them with some experimental super soldier serum?

Thanks.. Well, I wouldn't say the same aliens as I don't know which aliens experimented on Torpedo Girl. =S

Well, she does sound a good villain. Something that any good hero needs to have. Eh, just throwing my two cents into the table (yes, into the table, not on it. :P) and just thinking with my typing hands. So, if they both were experimented on by aliens, do you have anything down for the researchers? Was this a social experiment by one race to see how anthros would handle superpowers? Or did two different groups of scientists experiment on them? Each creating a proxy champion for their cause?

Well, I'm not saying that's not entirely improbable..

I love how you answered both my questions with one deliciously vague answer... No, seriously. I find it very promising you don't tell me I'm wrong and encourage me to keep feeding you ideas with one simple sentence.

But what kind of agenda results in creating a mas murdering, enraged-by-christianity lesbian rapist? Are the aliens who made her who she is a group of sadists looking for interplanetary kicks. And if her going crazy was unintentional shouldnt they be sending some retrieval teams to Earth while going "Oh god were sorry, were so so sorry!" to any bystanders and victims.

Well the former is a result of her upbringing before getting experimented on by whoever. At least that's how I read it.

The aliens experiments are really sketchy and need fleshing out lest they end up looking dicks, idiots or both.

So, electricity will just piss her off, then?

It's certainly possible.

Just how much voltage can Grisly take? Kayla can generate electrostatic energy at a rate of about 1,000 volts per minute and store up to 1,000,000 volts.

I'd say that she'd probably be able to handle around Kayla's maximum capacity, though she'd be hard pressed to keep fighting.

Interesting character, I bet it would be interesting to make her meet Alice Bakk, my female super in Colmaton.

Thank you and I'm sure it could be. =]

Can't help but feel bad for her.

Won't argue with you, there.

Yeah, you know, when you read villain bios, often times they're the victims of being unjustly screwed over and can't turn to anyone or even law enforcement to settle the issue legally, so they're forced into taking things into their own hands which often ends in an illegal manner, more-over, it's not about the villain being evil, it's about the cause and effect perspective, as they are right now, that's the after-effect of the cause, so, call me sympathetic to some, mind the word "some" villains, because some villains just had a rotten start and could do nothing about it or put in a situation beyond their power which ultimately leads to the monster being born when in reality it was a means of survival, and it only pisses them off more when they're pounded on by super heroes and heroins, in a way, I've learned to respect villains because they do things for themselves, they've seen and endured some shit you know? While super heroes are often "oh, I have super powers, I must use it to protect people and make a name for myself!", but of course some super heroes are like Batman who have seen and endured some shit, but....Batman is totally friggin' loaded for years.

But yeah, for villains with stories like Kate "Grisly" Benton here, I just feel bad for 'em, giving the quote on quote "justified" beat down suddenly would make some super heroes or do-gooders hesitate, besides, you can toss a criminal or super villain inside of a maximum security prison a thousand times, it will not make a single dent in their lives, they'll see it as a personal challenge of suffering and enduring and overall surpassing the unfair limits placed on them until they win, so in perspective super heroes, you say you protect the weak, but the truest, cruelest reality is, the very villains you fight, were once the victims of the very system you try to protect, I wonder how many super heroes would have their jaws dropped from that revelation. Truth, the mightiest weapon as "justice" is flawed.