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Published: 2019-03-17 19:05:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 4033; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 2
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Description Dynamic Boy
Real Name:
Rai-Kod
Alias: Roy
Powers: Enhanced Strength, Speed, Stamina, Durability & Senses; Flight; An above-average intellect; and finally, Adaptive Metabolism .
Equipment:
- Clouded Headband of Ice Breathing: A sky-blue headband with patches of white. Wearing this headband allows one to generate from within oneself ice/cold and release them from the mouth.
- Comet Visor: A pair of glass goggles that once belonged to the superhero, The Comet. If the wearer were to cross their eyes, the visor will emit a laser beam that has the potential to cut through steel, but will take some time to cut through substances like titanium.
- Radar Ring: A product of pseudo-science that grants the wearer Radar Vision, which actually functions similar to X-Ray Vision except without any use of actual X-Rays.
- Concussion Camera: An old-fashioned camera with a flashbulb attachment. When the button is pressed, the flashbulb creates and projects a blast of kinetic force at the target, which to a human is comparable to getting punched really hard.
First Appearance: Deviantart (3/17/2019)

Origin
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In another universe, The planet of Ocarro was on the verge of planetary destruction due to an invasion that wanted to completely strip the planet of all it's resources, minerals, fuel, technology, the combined knowledge of the Ocarrian race, the inhabitants themselves to be sold as a slave race, Everything until there's nothing but a dead and barren planet.

During the invasion, a pair of Ocarrian scientists, a husband and wife duo, had to quickly build a small escape vessel that will take their infant child, Rai-Kod, as far away from the planet as possible so that he wouldn't become a pet for some wealthy alien. Just when the rocket had launched, the soldiers from the invading army had barged into the lab and took the child's parents away at gunpoint.

The invaders detected the child's rocket leaving the planet, so one of their scouting vessels broke off from the main fleet to try and retrieve it. As they didn't want to lose what they considered a valuable commodity.

The chase lasted for a few minutes before the infant's rocket engaged it's faster-than-light engines, allowing it to escape it's pursuer.

So the rocket continued it's journey for several years, Rai-Kod had actually grown as he slept during the trip. This is so because his scientist parents had rigged up life support and a learning device inside the rocket so the baby is kept alive and is subconsciously taught what he needs to not become completely helpless upon landing on a planet out of the invaders' view.

Thirteen years of drifting through the cosmos later, the rocket ended up entering a singularity that appeared in it's path. This singularity was the gateway into The Super-Sargasso Sea, specifically over The Ever-Changing City . The rocket almost collided with both the moon and a living rocket during it's entry and landed in the sea of junk near the shore of the 2000s district.

The rocket's entry didn't go unnoticed, as both The Weird Boys and Dr. Magdalene 's crew spotted where it landed. The gang used the doctor's research ship to bring the rocket on board. They were surprised to see through the glass-like hatch a teenage boy wearing some kind of form-fitting spacesuit inside the ship, sleeping through both the rough landing and getting moved by the crew.

So onboard, The crew's engineers worked to open the rocket, at first using the keypad that was next to the hatch. Though after they pressed the first button, the rocket emitted a blue wave of light that briefly swept over everyone in the area before it shrank and reformed into the holographic image of both of Rai-Kod's parents. It was a pre-recorded message that was translated into English, telling everyone around about what happened to their planet of Occarro and why they sent their son in the rocket to begin with. The message finished with the couple saying that they hoped that whoever finds this message would help their son have a life away from the cruel and corrupt.

When the message was finished, the locks on the rocket became unlocked, and the hatch opened. Dr. Magdalene ordered her crew to take the boy below deck to the living quarters while the others looked over the rocket.

It was just about an hour before Rai-Kod opened his eyes for the very first time in over a decade, lying on a hammock in the ship's living quarters with both the doctor and both Sammy Swift and Chroma-Ki in there with him, mostly because they figured that they wouldn't have the other Boys in at first so as to not freak him out when he woke up.

Rai-Kod was confused as he initially couldn't understand what the three were saying as they tried to introduce themselves. However when they motioned towards him to ask for his name, Rai understood enough to reply. Though when he first said his name, he could only get the first half out and it ended up sounding like "Roy", so the others thought that it was his name."---)



This is probably the closest I'll get to actually using Superman, at least until 2033 when the Golden Age version becomes PD. Unless Disney decides to lobby Congress again to have yet another copyright extension before 2024 so that Steamboat Willie doesn't become PD for another couple of years.

Roy's story after the origin is that he does stay on the doctor's ship, with a member or two of The Weird Boys and even their teacher, Skull Glider , checking on Roy each day. One reason is to see if he gained any powers during his entry into The Super-Sargasso Sea, and reason number two being to help Roy get settled into the Sea and show him the ropes with both living in The City itself and learning how to use his powers to defend himself against criminals and people that would exploit him. While obviously he doesn't have the modern Superman's expansive power set, but Roy does collect a few artifacts and trinkets during his time in The City that can help flesh out his arsenal. And if you read the link to Adaptive Metabolism, you'd see that Roy here doesn't immediately get powers by sunlight, he has to build up his strength through constant training and incrimental exposures to different levels of stimuli.

I took a few ques from The Adventures of Superman Radio Show like how instead of arriving on Earth as a baby, Kal-El ended up arriving on Earth already as an adult. So I took the in-between route and made Roy a teenager upon landing. And since Kryptonite actually first appeared in the radio show, Roy does develop a weakness to a certain mineral, what kind I haven't decided.

Another idea I had involving Dynamic Boy was that instead of The Ever-Changing City, it was another city in The Sea that's resembled Metropolis and had the villains from both the radio show and the Fleicher cartoons as his Rogues Gallery. Roy would still work in reporting, but he would be a photographer instead of an ace reporter. Infact, Roy would be more like if Peter Parker was a Kryptonian instead of becoming Spiderman.

Edit (3/31/2019)
: Click Here for part two of Dynamic Boy's story.

Edit (10/13/2019): Click Here to see the mineral that Dynamic Boy is weak against.

This character was made using Hero Machine 3.

Dynamic Boy is an open source character created specifically for use by anyone. Feel free to use it any way you wish. You must also give creator credit.

The image is copyright AFD Studios/heromachine.com and is posted here as a fair use reference.
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phillPed [2024-12-09 08:08:54 +0000 UTC]

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Amanacer-Fiend0 In reply to phillPed [2024-12-09 08:13:12 +0000 UTC]

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JRTHEDEVIANTARTIST [2023-11-02 02:31:44 +0000 UTC]

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Amanacer-Fiend0 In reply to JRTHEDEVIANTARTIST [2023-11-03 00:21:21 +0000 UTC]

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Amanacer-Fiend0 In reply to JRTHEDEVIANTARTIST [2020-07-05 13:37:53 +0000 UTC]

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BassoeG [2019-03-30 21:21:10 +0000 UTC]

It's a shame. There are all kinds of twists on the basic concept which to my knowledge nobody's tried.


β€’ He isn't the sole survivor of his planet, just of the crew of a starship. Decades later, his species tracks his lifeboat's distress beacon to earth and "rescue" him, at which point his upbringing among primitive aliens instead of his own species make "Clark Kent" the kryptonian equivalent of Tarzan.


β€’ He's not superpowered alien baby whose parents sent him away in a prototype spacecraft because their planet Krypton was dying for unspecified reasons, he's a superpowered transhuman baby whose parents sent him away in a prototype time machine because their home planet Krypton was dying for unspecified reasons. He doesn't know this though, not at first. If he ever finds out it'll mean a heroic sacrifice via fixing the start of whatever chain of events would one day lead to Krypton/Future Earth's death, then vanishing in the resulting paradox .


β€’ He's not humanoid. Either from the start or the seemingly human infant the Kents find in the pod is merely a larval stage. He'll grow out of it.


β€’ A race of Supermen. Not Kryptonians, Supermen. They’re adapted to land on planets as eggs and assimilate into the native civilization, developing to mimic the appearance of the locals and becoming the protectors and champions of their adopted worlds. However, any hybrids they sire with the locals are biologically their species and they've got an instinctively programmed biological trigger so that once they make up the entire population, they're all instinctively driven to metamorphosize into their true forms, fly off into space, breed with alien hybrids, drop the eggs on new planets and die. The alien DNA in a hybrid causes an egg when the alien DNA it’s attached to comes in contact with another form of alien DNA. So hybrids from the same planet can breed with each other or natives just fine and produce seemingly normal young, but hybrid/human plus hybrid/martian offspring would end up as eggs suitable for dropping on planets.


β€’ Suddenly, "Jor-El" comes to earth with a suit of golden armor and an army of genetically modified monstrosities with a familiar S-shield insignia on the pauldrons of their power armor to recruit his lost son in his attempt at galactic conquest. And he isn't taking no for an answer.

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Amanacer-Fiend0 In reply to BassoeG [2019-03-31 13:22:40 +0000 UTC]

And here's a result of that idea: Dynamic Beast

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Amanacer-Fiend0 In reply to BassoeG [2019-03-30 22:13:48 +0000 UTC]

These ideas are pretty brilliant!

Your third idea sounds like a decent twist for Dynamic Boy! Maybe due to environmental factors on their planet, Rai-Kod and his race are like axolotls, while considered adults in their culture they haven't experienced what can be considered puberty / adulthood. Like how Kryptonians didn't know about how they can develop super powers while under yellow sunlight since all their lives they only had the red sun.

And since Roy was growing in a rocket and not on any planets, he hasn't experienced this form of puberty due to the atmosphere inside the rocket being the same as Occaros. That would all change when he finally landed in The Ever-Changing City. And when his body finally does go through puberty, people would assume that he's experiencing some kind of delayed reaction from Elohim exposure. Though when scanning for Elohim in his system, they actually found very little traces of the energy. Not even close to enough for a mutation to occur.

It could be in stages where stage 1, he becomes like the Adult superman with the idealized male body. Stage two he grows to the proportions of a like that of a Liefeld drawn male with muscles so large that their ridiculous plus Roy would have some increased aggression and mood swings to deal with. With Stage 3 it turns out that stage 2 is actually a mobile cocoon, which splits open like a cicada's shell and the Chestburster scene from Alien, revealing some kind of grotesque mix of Lovecraft's Night Gaunts & Whately from the Dunwitch Horror.



As an aside, there's also our own superman we thought of together; Secutor, The Lovecraftian Superman we made previously.

Kinda sad that I haven't done much with him, as I do have the part where his parents found out the wife was barren and were desperate to try anything to have a child. Which resulted in a friend of theirs coming to their doorstep about a church that they are apart of, one capable of miracles including immaculate conception. And that's about all I got with him currently.

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