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Earth-693 is a peaceful, happy place... at least when it isn't attacked by alien armadas or giant monsters from deep beneath the Earth's crust. To counter these threats, the world's greatest superhumans banded together into one cohesive unit, based out of the Hall of Heroes in New York.

Living Bullet: The world's fastest man, Living Bullet can move faster than the eye can follow, but has trouble making sharp turns when he reaches his upper limits, thus he began to wear his signature armored suit. When he reaches top speed, Bullet's body projects an energy field around him that also allows him to smash through walls and barriers. Outside of work, Bullet is happily married with three children, though his missions keep him away from home more often then he'd like.

Tiki Torch: A flaming hero from Samoa, Tiki Torch is a child of the Polynesian fire goddess, Pele. Emerging from a pool of lava fully formed, he walked across the big island of Hawaii toward Volcano National Park, stopping only long enough to claim a fire dancer's costume to clothe himself. Arriving at his mother's sacred volcano and discovered the object of his quest, a sacred tiki mask hidden by Pele centuries ago. Slipping the mask over his face, so was born the legend of Tiki Torch.

Phan-Tone: A mysterious ghostly hero, Phan-Tone possesses the power to manipulate sonic vibrations. He can concentrate the sound waves of his own voice to the point where they can shatter stone and brick or scream so loud, it can knock down a forest.

Valhallan: Humanity has often been guided by muses, otherworldly entities that direct their artistic pursuits. Beyond the stars lies a world, called Valhalla, where the Gods of Rock and Metal dwell. Among their number is Valhallen, with his mighty axe, sitting at the right hand of his father Motorr. He has watched our world as the music we created drifted away from the hard rock of old into the new forms we have today, which even the volume-loving people of Valhalla can only consider noise. In fact, just LISTENING to modern pop or rap music can actually make them sick and sap them of their amazing powers. Valhallen began his quest, demanding his father send him to our world to restore Rock at any cost. Motorr, the Deity of Metal, teleported him to Earth, where he arrived in time to fight off a group of villains, joining forces with the Justice Friends.

Monkey: By all accounts an ordinary laboratory monkey, Monkey was exposed to countless experiments by the scientist in charge of the lab where he grew up. Though by all appearances, the experiments were ineffective, in fact, they worked perfectly, enhancing Monkey's intelligence to human levels and granting him amazing powers, including heat vision, a sonic screech, superhuman strength, speed and durability, flight and the power to project an energy field around his body. Even his costume is simply created by ionizing the air around his body.

The Infraggable Krunk: A towering colossus of muscle, the being known as Krunk was discovered in the desert of the American Southwest. Attempts to uncover his original identity by tracking his trail have proven inconclusive, the only evidence discovered being a set of tattered clothes and a half-destroyed campsite near an old Cold War-Era military base. Prone to fits of destructive rage and possessing the strength to lift an entire skyscraper over his head, when he is calm, Krunk is actually possessed of a very calm and kind-hearted personality, not unlike that of a child.

Major Glory: One of the greatest heroes in the world, much of Major Glory's life remains secret, even from his closest allies. What he HAS shared is that his superpowers began to emerge when he was just a young boy and he was subsequently taken under the wing of uncle, the Golden-Age hero Uncle Sam, who trained him to fully control his powers and use them in the fight for good. Choosing to continue in his family legacy, he donned a star-spangled costume and a helm baring the likeness of the bald eagle to become Major Glory. As the leader of the Justice Friends, Major Glory inspires the other heroes of his team to be their best.

White Tiger: The greatest hero of India, White Tiger made his first appearance on the streets of Mumbai, stopping a gang of thieves from stealing sacred artifacts from the temple of Ganesh. From what the typically silent hero has shared of his past, he was a treasure hunter who stumbled on the ruins of an ancient city from India's golden age. Deep in the city's treasure vaults, he stumbled upon a huge emerald set into the eye socket of a tiger statue. When he tried to pry the gem free, a beam of energy from it struck him, giving him a tiger's powers, including animalistic strength, speed and agility, slashing claws and lightning-quick reflexes.

Capital G: A native son of New York, Capital G's mother was a rescue worker who was exposed to radiation on the job. The radiation effected her unborn child in the womb, causing him to be born prematurely, not that you'd know it from his size and weight. As he grew older, the boy realized he had the power to alter his size at will, growing or shrinking as he saw fit, which helped him get into college on a football scholarship. As a young man, his first act as a hero was to stop a group of thieves who had broken into every apartment in his neighborhood by shrinking down to hide in a vase that was subsequently stolen and calling the police to tell them the gang's location. After several such good deeds, he was approached by the Justice Friends, who offered to help him... primarily by providing him with a costume made of unstable molecules that would alter size with him.

Sam-R-I: A hero from Japan, Sam-R-I is the descendent of an ancient emperor who used a magical katana to destroy the demon-god Akuma. Passed down from parent to child for centuries, the katana eventually fell into his hands after the death of his father during his days at Tokyo University. Drawing the shining steel from its scabbard to examine it closer, the young history student was consumed in a flash of light, his body clad in a suit of samurai armor seemingly made of the same alloy as the sword. What he actually saw that day remains unknown, but after that day, he swore to uphold his ancestor's fight against the forces of evil.

Miss Spell: A young woman from Salem, Massachusetts, Miss Spell is ironically from a family of REAL magic-users, who managed to escape the infamous witch trials of the seventeenth century. Throughout her childhood, she was trained in the ways of magic, countless hours spent memorizing incantations, rituals and words of power until she became a master as a young woman. She never considered heroics as a path until Salem was attacked by a demon warlord. Using her powerful magic, she was able to defeat the monster and perform a ritual to seal him away once more.

Description
Earth-693 is a peaceful, happy place... at least when it isn't attacked by alien armadas or giant monsters from deep beneath the Earth's crust. To counter these threats, the world's greatest superhumans banded together into one cohesive unit, based out of the Hall of Heroes in New York.

Living Bullet: The world's fastest man, Living Bullet can move faster than the eye can follow, but has trouble making sharp turns when he reaches his upper limits, thus he began to wear his signature armored suit. When he reaches top speed, Bullet's body projects an energy field around him that also allows him to smash through walls and barriers. Outside of work, Bullet is happily married with three children, though his missions keep him away from home more often then he'd like.

Tiki Torch: A flaming hero from Samoa, Tiki Torch is a child of the Polynesian fire goddess, Pele. Emerging from a pool of lava fully formed, he walked across the big island of Hawaii toward Volcano National Park, stopping only long enough to claim a fire dancer's costume to clothe himself. Arriving at his mother's sacred volcano and discovered the object of his quest, a sacred tiki mask hidden by Pele centuries ago. Slipping the mask over his face, so was born the legend of Tiki Torch.

Phan-Tone: A mysterious ghostly hero, Phan-Tone possesses the power to manipulate sonic vibrations. He can concentrate the sound waves of his own voice to the point where they can shatter stone and brick or scream so loud, it can knock down a forest.

Valhallan: Humanity has often been guided by muses, otherworldly entities that direct their artistic pursuits. Beyond the stars lies a world, called Valhalla, where the Gods of Rock and Metal dwell. Among their number is Valhallen, with his mighty axe, sitting at the right hand of his father Motorr. He has watched our world as the music we created drifted away from the hard rock of old into the new forms we have today, which even the volume-loving people of Valhalla can only consider noise. In fact, just LISTENING to modern pop or rap music can actually make them sick and sap them of their amazing powers. Valhallen began his quest, demanding his father send him to our world to restore Rock at any cost. Motorr, the Deity of Metal, teleported him to Earth, where he arrived in time to fight off a group of villains, joining forces with the Justice Friends.

Monkey: By all accounts an ordinary laboratory monkey, Monkey was exposed to countless experiments by the scientist in charge of the lab where he grew up. Though by all appearances, the experiments were ineffective, in fact, they worked perfectly, enhancing Monkey's intelligence to human levels and granting him amazing powers, including heat vision, a sonic screech, superhuman strength, speed and durability, flight and the power to project an energy field around his body. Even his costume is simply created by ionizing the air around his body.

The Infraggable Krunk: A towering colossus of muscle, the being known as Krunk was discovered in the desert of the American Southwest. Attempts to uncover his original identity by tracking his trail have proven inconclusive, the only evidence discovered being a set of tattered clothes and a half-destroyed campsite near an old Cold War-Era military base. Prone to fits of destructive rage and possessing the strength to lift an entire skyscraper over his head, when he is calm, Krunk is actually possessed of a very calm and kind-hearted personality, not unlike that of a child.

Major Glory: One of the greatest heroes in the world, much of Major Glory's life remains secret, even from his closest allies. What he HAS shared is that his superpowers began to emerge when he was just a young boy and he was subsequently taken under the wing of uncle, the Golden-Age hero Uncle Sam, who trained him to fully control his powers and use them in the fight for good. Choosing to continue in his family legacy, he donned a star-spangled costume and a helm baring the likeness of the bald eagle to become Major Glory. As the leader of the Justice Friends, Major Glory inspires the other heroes of his team to be their best.

White Tiger: The greatest hero of India, White Tiger made his first appearance on the streets of Mumbai, stopping a gang of thieves from stealing sacred artifacts from the temple of Ganesh. From what the typically silent hero has shared of his past, he was a treasure hunter who stumbled on the ruins of an ancient city from India's golden age. Deep in the city's treasure vaults, he stumbled upon a huge emerald set into the eye socket of a tiger statue. When he tried to pry the gem free, a beam of energy from it struck him, giving him a tiger's powers, including animalistic strength, speed and agility, slashing claws and lightning-quick reflexes.

Capital G: A native son of New York, Capital G's mother was a rescue worker who was exposed to radiation on the job. The radiation effected her unborn child in the womb, causing him to be born prematurely, not that you'd know it from his size and weight. As he grew older, the boy realized he had the power to alter his size at will, growing or shrinking as he saw fit, which helped him get into college on a football scholarship. As a young man, his first act as a hero was to stop a group of thieves who had broken into every apartment in his neighborhood by shrinking down to hide in a vase that was subsequently stolen and calling the police to tell them the gang's location. After several such good deeds, he was approached by the Justice Friends, who offered to help him... primarily by providing him with a costume made of unstable molecules that would alter size with him.

Sam-R-I: A hero from Japan, Sam-R-I is the descendent of an ancient emperor who used a magical katana to destroy the demon-god Akuma. Passed down from parent to child for centuries, the katana eventually fell into his hands after the death of his father during his days at Tokyo University. Drawing the shining steel from its scabbard to examine it closer, the young history student was consumed in a flash of light, his body clad in a suit of samurai armor seemingly made of the same alloy as the sword. What he actually saw that day remains unknown, but after that day, he swore to uphold his ancestor's fight against the forces of evil.

Miss Spell: A young woman from Salem, Massachusetts, Miss Spell is ironically from a family of REAL magic-users, who managed to escape the infamous witch trials of the seventeenth century. Throughout her childhood, she was trained in the ways of magic, countless hours spent memorizing incantations, rituals and words of power until she became a master as a young woman. She never considered heroics as a path until Salem was attacked by a demon warlord. Using her powerful magic, she was able to defeat the monster and perform a ritual to seal him away once more.