PERSONAL

Gender: None

Kit: Physical

Location: Khazan City

AFFILIATION

Alignment: Hero

Team: Solo Hero

VITAL STATS

Strength: ultimate (rank 4)

Agility: standard (rank 1)

Mind: standard (rank 1)

Body: ultimate (rank 4)

Spirit: standard (rank 1)

Charisma: standard (rank 1)

RECORD

Fame Points: 0

Personal Wins: 1

Personal Losses: 1

Team Wins: 0

Team Losses: 0

Tourney Wins: 0

Tourney Losses: 0

STATUS

Status: Active

Bergy_Berg

Larry was just back from school. Or, at least, Larry's version of school, which was more of an artificial reality generator Larry had built to resemble a perfect school since Larry was mercilessly mocked at his old school. Of course, when you're small, green, and odd, kids will do that. He may have just complained to his mom and dad, but they died when one of his earlier machines proved incredibly dangerous. Mombot and Dadbot, their replacements, lacked a certain amount of sympathy.

The 9 year old went to his kitchen and attempted to make a sandwich. After somehow causing a fire, his sandwich robot took over. He took his after school snack to the living room, and noticed his Sollus alarm going off. Somewhere on TV, someone was talking about who Larry saw as the greatest hero of all time. He flipped on the Tube, and was greeted by the crying reporter.

It wasn't rare for Larry to be at a loss of words. Between his stutter and crippling social inabilities, it was actually rare for him to speak. But the speechlessness he was currently exhibiting would still be unnerving to most observers. Of course, robots don't really feel unnerved, so it wasn't a problem for his robotic 'parents.'

“What's got you down son?” his robotic father asked.

“S-s-s...Sollus is d-d-dead” Larry responded, his voice somehow more robotic than his mechanical fathers.

His robotic parents calculated their response for a moment, and then exclaimed happily “Well, why not just build another?!”

“But I already did-” the thought came on slowly, but it came. Larry had, indeed, already built his version of Sollus. Unfortunately, its first test run had been what killed his original parents, and had halted his ambition to have his bot out in the world. But with Sollus gone, Larry knew someone needed to be out there breaking cities in the name of justice. And now, the Sol-Bot was the only one for the job.

Of Sollus, 1

     Enhanced Strength: ultimate

“Khazan city is under attack tonight by an army of 40 story tall apes...”

The reporter continued covering the story as another massive figure landed in the crowd of destructive primates. The apes turned to the form that towered above them, as Larry hadn't really considered scale when he built the Sol-Bot.

Two of the apes launched themselves at the mech, and found their necks suddenly caught in the giant's hands. Sol-Bot bent them towards the ground, and with a sudden jerk, sent them flying out of the atmosphere. A horde of the apes fell upon the machine, and were similarly launched in every direction. Sol-Bot swung out, crushing bodies and lobbing off heads with every swing.

Another wave rushed Sol-Bot, and the robot lifted a fallen skyscraper. It swung the building, and knocked away the apes.

The former army was down to a small platoon that had hung back from the fight.

Of Sollus, 2

     Enhanced Endurance: ultimate

The apes howled, and as they did they raised another of their kind from the ground: The Silverback.

It stood as tall as Sol-Bot while on his knuckles.

The Silverback reared its head, and inhaled deeply. As he did, a great ball of energy formed between its massive fangs. The ball reached critical mass, and an incredible beam shot at Sol-Bot. It hit the robot square in the chest, the focused force of multiple nuclear warheads propelling Sol-Bot backwards. The apes howled again, and descended on what they saw as a weakened opponent.

They could not have been more wrong. The robot had easily shaken off the attack, and when the apes reached Sol-Bot, they were smashed by the full force of the robots attacks.

Of Sollus, 3

     Flight: superior (rank 2)

What few of the great apes remained, save the Silverback, fled from Sol-Bot, but they wouldn't be fleeing very far. As they climbed skyscrapers and scampered away, the robot armed the jets under its feet and on its arms, then launched.

Sol-Bot caught the apes with ease, chasing down the few minion apes that remained and eliminating the threat. Sol-Bot then switched his attention to the Silverback, the one remaining ape of the bunch.

The two squared off against each other, and charged. Massive fists went back and forth, the towers of man around them shook from the impacts.

Of Sollus, 4

     Gadgetry: ultimate (rank 4)

The ape raged at Sol-Bot, but his strength wavered and his body tired while the machine continued to pound away. Feeling his life fading away, the ape focused all of its energy into one final energy blast. Sol-Bot's scanners picked up the unusually high energy signature, and grabbing the ape, flew out of the Earth's atmosphere where the blast couldn't harm anyone other than the ape and Sol-Bot.

The explosion was incredible, as was the sight of a slightly singed robot descending into the ruined city.

Now the final influence of Sollus on Larry's design would shine through. The machine lifted its hands, and the rubble began to swirl upwards, forming a cloud in the sky. There was a blinding flash of light, and where before the city had lied in ruin, the Skyscrapers stood tall, the damage unnoticeable.

Perhaps it was the simple misspelling on the robots back, maybe the fact that it showed up when the city so desperately needed it, or perhaps its act of restoration on the lesser beings of the world. Whatever it was, in the eyes of all who saw what it had done, it had earned its “Soul.” And so the name stuck.