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Description
Username: Doubling
Location: Unknown, US
Class: Morphological
Power: Morphing Slime
Special Techniques:
Slime Wall - A defensive technique in which the user transforms into a giant blockade to prevent enemies from moving.
Workout - The user temporarily increases their muscle mass and ups the power of normal physical attacks.
Flying Fist - A projectile technique in which the user throws pieces of their own body as punches. The fists can regenerate when attached back to the user's body.

-THE ORIGINAL-
Decided to write up about these two at the same time. So "Raccoon" and "Blingbling" as they were originally known, were the two very first baddies in TvTome Adventures, playing a very similar road as their TOME counterparts; being hired goons to work unauthorized construction on the virtual landscape in search of a certain rumored item. Raccoon and Blingbling were not only hackers, but also referred to as "spammers" for their loudmouth and abrasive nature, since they were originally based on users that would often spam and bully people on the TvTome forums. Blingbling hadn't much personality to speak of, outside of being a money-grubber, but Raccoon was a total lunatic...and also very difficult to understand. I wrote his lines in 1337speak, which, when watching a series that has no spoken audio to support it, makes for a struggle when having key information delivered by way of dialogue.

-THE NEW-
This time around, I kept the same basic idea of these two characters' but gave them a serious upgrade in terms of comedy and flare, especially in thanks to the dynamic acting duo of Deven Mack Jr. and Eddie Bosco. "Rockoon" was not written at first to be a little crazy black guy, but was asked by D-Mac (who for the record, IS African American) in order to help add some dimension to the little psycho...and BOY did it. D-Mac really went over the top with him, adding so many layers to his antics that have already made the character a big favorite among the viewers. "Doubling" was written as the straight man to Rockoon's crazy...man. I imagined Rockoon as a young kid (younger than Alpha and company) who just happens to be very good with computers but really lets himself go when playing his favorite games. At the same time, his upbringing prevents him from dropping any major curse words and therefore resorts to stuff like "motherscratcher". On the opposite side of things, Doubling makes no bones about being a foul-mouthed asshat with a dry sense of wit and a hint of sniveling cowardice. The two made for a great pair of villains to start things off with and Alpha really showed 'em what for...although I have a feeling we'll be seeing them again.

Description
Username: Doubling
Location: Unknown, US
Class: Morphological
Power: Morphing Slime
Special Techniques:
Slime Wall - A defensive technique in which the user transforms into a giant blockade to prevent enemies from moving.
Workout - The user temporarily increases their muscle mass and ups the power of normal physical attacks.
Flying Fist - A projectile technique in which the user throws pieces of their own body as punches. The fists can regenerate when attached back to the user's body.

-THE ORIGINAL-
Decided to write up about these two at the same time. So "Raccoon" and "Blingbling" as they were originally known, were the two very first baddies in TvTome Adventures, playing a very similar road as their TOME counterparts; being hired goons to work unauthorized construction on the virtual landscape in search of a certain rumored item. Raccoon and Blingbling were not only hackers, but also referred to as "spammers" for their loudmouth and abrasive nature, since they were originally based on users that would often spam and bully people on the TvTome forums. Blingbling hadn't much personality to speak of, outside of being a money-grubber, but Raccoon was a total lunatic...and also very difficult to understand. I wrote his lines in 1337speak, which, when watching a series that has no spoken audio to support it, makes for a struggle when having key information delivered by way of dialogue.

-THE NEW-
This time around, I kept the same basic idea of these two characters' but gave them a serious upgrade in terms of comedy and flare, especially in thanks to the dynamic acting duo of Deven Mack Jr. and Eddie Bosco. "Rockoon" was not written at first to be a little crazy black guy, but was asked by D-Mac (who for the record, IS African American) in order to help add some dimension to the little psycho...and BOY did it. D-Mac really went over the top with him, adding so many layers to his antics that have already made the character a big favorite among the viewers. "Doubling" was written as the straight man to Rockoon's crazy...man. I imagined Rockoon as a young kid (younger than Alpha and company) who just happens to be very good with computers but really lets himself go when playing his favorite games. At the same time, his upbringing prevents him from dropping any major curse words and therefore resorts to stuff like "motherscratcher". On the opposite side of things, Doubling makes no bones about being a foul-mouthed asshat with a dry sense of wit and a hint of sniveling cowardice. The two made for a great pair of villains to start things off with and Alpha really showed 'em what for...although I have a feeling we'll be seeing them again.