Cerebro File: Archangel
Real Name:Warren Worthington III
Age:28
Place of Birth:New York
Height:6'0
Weight:175
Hair Colour:Blond
Eye Colour:Blue
Legal Status:US Citizen
Group Affiliation:X-Men
>>Information:
Genetic Mutation
eak human strength, speed, agility, endurance, reflexes, eyesight, and hearing, hollow bone structure, zero body fat in his body, feathered wings allowing flight, healing power in his blood rejuvenates him and anyone it touches
Known Weaknesses: He loses blood faster than he can heal it
Special skills and/or abilities:Pilot
Bio:When his wings began to sprout while in military school, Warren was forced to hide them under a harness, but soon made himself a costume and began fighting crime at night as the Avenging Angel, which brought him to the attention of Charles Xavier. Xavier made Warren one of the first five X-Men, though the true nature of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters was kept secret from Warren's wealthy parents. During this time, Warren tried to woo Jean Grey, but she chose to date Cyclops instead. Following the deaths of both his parents and the recruitment of the "new X-Men" (to deal with Krakoa), Warren left the team and went to the West Coast with his girlfriend Candy Southern. There he used his fortune as head of Worthington Industries to finance a super-team called the Champions. He was also a sometime member of the "non-team" known as the Defenders.
Warren later helped the X-Men infiltrate the Hellfire Club, in which he held membership, just before the emergence of Dark Phoenix, and fought with his teammates in the futile effort to save her from the Shi'ar. He stayed with the X-Men for a while after Dark Phoenix's death, but was constantly irked by Wolverine, whom he regarded as an unstable psychotic. Finally Warren left in disagreement over Wolverine's remaining with the team, and returned to his business dealings.
When the real Jean Grey was found in Jamacia Bay, Warren called his old teammates together and founded X-Factor, a team of purported mutant hunters who in reality captured mutants in order to train them to use their powers without harming people. They also operated as the "X-Terminators," supposedly outlaw mutants who did the jobs X-Factor couldn't.
During the Mutant Massacre, Angel was ambushed by the Marauders, and his wings were impaled by Harpoon. Although his wings might have been salvageable, Warren was betrayed by his friend Cameron Hodge, who had them amputated. Angel was so distraught that he attempted to commit suicide by crashing his jet. At the last moment, however, Angel was approached by Apocalypse, who offered him his wings back in exchange for service. Angel agreed, and was transformed into Death, Apocalypse's fourth and strongest Horseman.
After a pitched battle with his old X-Factor teammates, Warren broke free of Apocalypse's control, and returned to X-Factor as Archangel. During this phase he had razor-sharp techno-organic wings which could be folded into various configurations, and whose feathers could be thrown. The feathers were coated with a paralyzing nerve toxin. Angel has always had extremely keen eyesight, comparable to that of a hawk, as well as a unique physiology with hollow bones and an enhanced musculature that allows him to fly. Much later, during his escape from the X-Mansion, Sabretooth viciously slashed the metal wings, and Warren was out of commission for a while.
Some time later, Warren went into some wracking convulsions, and suddenly, his original feathered wings returned, as if they broke out of the metal wings. What impact this will have on his life as a hero is unknown, as is his status vis a vis Apocalypse, who may have engineered this from the beginning. Warren has retained the blue skin from the Archangel transformation. Angel basically left the X-Men after his wings returned, in order to convalesce. However, her returned to save the Mannites from Death III at Phoenix's request.
After that mission ended, he returned home, but when he was attacked in his own home by a doppelganger who turned out to be a Skrull, he and his girlfriend Psylocke rejoined to X-Men to hunt down Death III, whom it turns out was really Wolverine. During the fight with Logan, Angel became more and more ruthless, until he was overcome by a transformation that left him with glowing wings and hair as well as psionic abilities. He used these abilities to track down War I, who had once again become a parapalegic. Meanwhile, he fought off Logan, who had broken his brainwashing but was still very angry. Warren explained that he had become the embodiment of hope, and then used all of his psionic power to heal War I. The extra power that Apocalypse had allowed him to have then dissipated. Warren then spent a few months splitting his time between running the business empire he inherited and part-timing with the X-Men teams.
After breaking up with Psylocke and her subsequent leaving the X-Men with the team hunting for the Destiny Prophecies, Warren again joined the X-Men full-time. With Professor X's revelation to the world of his mutancy and the re-starting of the Institute, Archangel has also taken a more public role in his CEO persona, speaking to the G8 summit about mutants in the world economy as well. However, Warren still goes on missions with the team, and has taken a greater leadership role. On a recent mission, Warren (along with the X-Men) was captured by a mutated Black Tom, who drained the mutants of their life energy. Somehow, this effected a genetic change, and Warren's skin turned white again, erasing the last vestiges of his servitude to Apocalypse...he hopes. More interestingly, Archangel's blood now contains a transferrable healing factor, which he used to save Husk's life when she was wounded by Maximus Lobo (a rogue Worthington employee and a werewolf mutant) and his goons. He and Husk are also becoming closer, following Archangel's reconciliation of his feelings for Psylocke.
>>Personal:
Instant Messager details:AIM- Triplestunna
E-Mail address:eroc13@comcast.net
>>Writing test: Archangel was exhausted. He had been flying non-stop for hours. He had been on the run from a pack of what seemed to be mutant werewolves."Whoo, I think I've lost them." he said. Warren is no stranger to danger. Having fought the like's of Apocalypse,Magneto, and even his fellow X-Men at one point. So a group of werewolves shouldn't be no big deal right? Well as Warren found out, he was wrong. He had been out in the wood's on an expedition trip which involved his company, Worthington Industries when he was blindsided by the pack. He fought back of course, but his strength is no where near their's.
"They were just to strong, I doubt Wolverine could take them," he thought to himself. "I've gotta get back to the mansion and warn the other's of this new menace.After resting for several more minutes, Warren sprouted his god-given wing's and took flight once again, headed to the Xavier Institute, home to himself and his fellow team mates, the X-Men.
Real Name:Warren Worthington III
Age:28
Place of Birth:New York
Height:6'0
Weight:175
Hair Colour:Blond
Eye Colour:Blue
Legal Status:US Citizen
Group Affiliation:X-Men
>>Information:
Genetic Mutation
eak human strength, speed, agility, endurance, reflexes, eyesight, and hearing, hollow bone structure, zero body fat in his body, feathered wings allowing flight, healing power in his blood rejuvenates him and anyone it touches Known Weaknesses: He loses blood faster than he can heal it
Special skills and/or abilities:Pilot
Bio:When his wings began to sprout while in military school, Warren was forced to hide them under a harness, but soon made himself a costume and began fighting crime at night as the Avenging Angel, which brought him to the attention of Charles Xavier. Xavier made Warren one of the first five X-Men, though the true nature of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters was kept secret from Warren's wealthy parents. During this time, Warren tried to woo Jean Grey, but she chose to date Cyclops instead. Following the deaths of both his parents and the recruitment of the "new X-Men" (to deal with Krakoa), Warren left the team and went to the West Coast with his girlfriend Candy Southern. There he used his fortune as head of Worthington Industries to finance a super-team called the Champions. He was also a sometime member of the "non-team" known as the Defenders.
Warren later helped the X-Men infiltrate the Hellfire Club, in which he held membership, just before the emergence of Dark Phoenix, and fought with his teammates in the futile effort to save her from the Shi'ar. He stayed with the X-Men for a while after Dark Phoenix's death, but was constantly irked by Wolverine, whom he regarded as an unstable psychotic. Finally Warren left in disagreement over Wolverine's remaining with the team, and returned to his business dealings.
When the real Jean Grey was found in Jamacia Bay, Warren called his old teammates together and founded X-Factor, a team of purported mutant hunters who in reality captured mutants in order to train them to use their powers without harming people. They also operated as the "X-Terminators," supposedly outlaw mutants who did the jobs X-Factor couldn't.
During the Mutant Massacre, Angel was ambushed by the Marauders, and his wings were impaled by Harpoon. Although his wings might have been salvageable, Warren was betrayed by his friend Cameron Hodge, who had them amputated. Angel was so distraught that he attempted to commit suicide by crashing his jet. At the last moment, however, Angel was approached by Apocalypse, who offered him his wings back in exchange for service. Angel agreed, and was transformed into Death, Apocalypse's fourth and strongest Horseman.
After a pitched battle with his old X-Factor teammates, Warren broke free of Apocalypse's control, and returned to X-Factor as Archangel. During this phase he had razor-sharp techno-organic wings which could be folded into various configurations, and whose feathers could be thrown. The feathers were coated with a paralyzing nerve toxin. Angel has always had extremely keen eyesight, comparable to that of a hawk, as well as a unique physiology with hollow bones and an enhanced musculature that allows him to fly. Much later, during his escape from the X-Mansion, Sabretooth viciously slashed the metal wings, and Warren was out of commission for a while.
Some time later, Warren went into some wracking convulsions, and suddenly, his original feathered wings returned, as if they broke out of the metal wings. What impact this will have on his life as a hero is unknown, as is his status vis a vis Apocalypse, who may have engineered this from the beginning. Warren has retained the blue skin from the Archangel transformation. Angel basically left the X-Men after his wings returned, in order to convalesce. However, her returned to save the Mannites from Death III at Phoenix's request.
After that mission ended, he returned home, but when he was attacked in his own home by a doppelganger who turned out to be a Skrull, he and his girlfriend Psylocke rejoined to X-Men to hunt down Death III, whom it turns out was really Wolverine. During the fight with Logan, Angel became more and more ruthless, until he was overcome by a transformation that left him with glowing wings and hair as well as psionic abilities. He used these abilities to track down War I, who had once again become a parapalegic. Meanwhile, he fought off Logan, who had broken his brainwashing but was still very angry. Warren explained that he had become the embodiment of hope, and then used all of his psionic power to heal War I. The extra power that Apocalypse had allowed him to have then dissipated. Warren then spent a few months splitting his time between running the business empire he inherited and part-timing with the X-Men teams.
After breaking up with Psylocke and her subsequent leaving the X-Men with the team hunting for the Destiny Prophecies, Warren again joined the X-Men full-time. With Professor X's revelation to the world of his mutancy and the re-starting of the Institute, Archangel has also taken a more public role in his CEO persona, speaking to the G8 summit about mutants in the world economy as well. However, Warren still goes on missions with the team, and has taken a greater leadership role. On a recent mission, Warren (along with the X-Men) was captured by a mutated Black Tom, who drained the mutants of their life energy. Somehow, this effected a genetic change, and Warren's skin turned white again, erasing the last vestiges of his servitude to Apocalypse...he hopes. More interestingly, Archangel's blood now contains a transferrable healing factor, which he used to save Husk's life when she was wounded by Maximus Lobo (a rogue Worthington employee and a werewolf mutant) and his goons. He and Husk are also becoming closer, following Archangel's reconciliation of his feelings for Psylocke.
>>Personal:
Instant Messager details:AIM- Triplestunna
E-Mail address:eroc13@comcast.net
>>Writing test: Archangel was exhausted. He had been flying non-stop for hours. He had been on the run from a pack of what seemed to be mutant werewolves."Whoo, I think I've lost them." he said. Warren is no stranger to danger. Having fought the like's of Apocalypse,Magneto, and even his fellow X-Men at one point. So a group of werewolves shouldn't be no big deal right? Well as Warren found out, he was wrong. He had been out in the wood's on an expedition trip which involved his company, Worthington Industries when he was blindsided by the pack. He fought back of course, but his strength is no where near their's.
"They were just to strong, I doubt Wolverine could take them," he thought to himself. "I've gotta get back to the mansion and warn the other's of this new menace.After resting for several more minutes, Warren sprouted his god-given wing's and took flight once again, headed to the Xavier Institute, home to himself and his fellow team mates, the X-Men.
