The D-Day Knight

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==Summary==
The D-Day Knight, often simply referred to as The Knight, is one of the main characters of the Third Season of The Monument Mythos Analog Horror Series, called The Nixonverse. The Knight is a strange and extraordinary figure from a doomed world, possessing similar powers to those of The Last Son of Alcatraz, but being much more shadowy and mysterious than his daylight counterpart. The Knight earned his moniker during his first appearance, where he came down from the skies at the Normandy Landings on June 6th, 1944, and went on to save countless lives who were otherwise destined to die on that day, acting in complete defiance of Fate and Determinism.
In battle, The Knight would often be seen wearing a fearsome horned helmet so that he could conceal his true identity. Said helmet was, in fact, George Washington's own horribly disfigured skull merged with his stretched and ossified bicorn hat: The visage of The Horned Serpent. The Knight's helmet would eventually be damaged in battle, and so he chose to cast it aside.
As it would ultimately be revealed, The D-Day Knight was actually a self-aware fragment of Alcatraz which survived The Great Division that destroyed his home universe, apparently shaping himself into the form of Frank Sinatra. The Knight was a horrific creature that attempted to become human, and once he was doomed with grief at the death of Alice Avenue, who he accidentally murdered after "losing his temper", he transformed into a monster once more.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: Likely , far higher with Alcatraz Checkmate
Name: The D-Day Knight, The Knight, Frank Sinatra, Alcatraz
Origin: Monument Mythos
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Superhero, "Knight in Shining Armor", "The Only Man With Free Will", Monster, Self-Aware Fragment of Alcatraz
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Large Size (At least up to Type 1The D-Day Knight Returns)), Flight, Shapeshifting (His grief transformed him into a shapeless, amorphous monsterD-Day Knightfall), Size Manipulation (Grew to the size of a giant to toss Alice Avenue from the top of the Chrysler Building), Extrasensory Perception (Remained aware of his surroundings and capable of speech even after losing his five sensesThe Ed Dwight Paradox), Absorption and Matter Manipulation with Alcatraz Checkmate (Absorbed and annihilated all Lunarian Matter in the United States), possible Soul Manipulation (Attempted to preserve Alice Avenue's soul inside her memorial statue, however he ultimately failed), Acausality (Type 2) and Resistance to Fate Manipulation (He was described as "The Only Man With Free Will" by Alice Avenue, with his atoms following their own course that is contrary to that of the universe around him.The D-Day Knight Denied the existence of the Lunarian Prophecy, claiming that it did not affect him, which was represented by The Knight performing an impossible move on a chess board)
Attack Potency: Likely City level (Ripped off his own head. Should be comparable to The Last Son of Alcatraz), far higher with Alcatraz Checkmate (Absorbed and annihilated all Lunarian Matter in the United States, destroying not only the Lunarians themselves, including their Queen, but also their Cloud Ships as well)
Speed: At least Supersonic+ (Deflected hundreds of thousands of bullets on Omaha Beach, making sure that not a single American soldier died on D-Day)
Lifting Strength: At least Class 100 (Able to lift heavy war machinery)
Striking Strength: Likely City level
Durability: Likely City level (Should be comparable to The Last Son of Alcatraz)
Stamina: Unknown, at least above average
Range: Standard Melee Range, Dozens of Meters as a giant, Continental with Alcatraz Checkmate
Standard Equipment: His Uniform, Horned Skull Helmet
Intelligence: Unknown. At least above average. Acted as both a superhero and a soldier, saving countless lives, but his illogical behavior and erratic mood swings make him unreliable. He also strangely possesses the unskilled hand-writing of a child.
Weaknesses: Seemingly insane. Prone to erratic and illogical behavior and mood swings.
==Gallery==
GeorgeWashingtonSkull.png|The D-Day Knight's Horned Helmet
DDayKnight.jpg|Fanart Credit
KnightDDay.jpg|The Knight arrives in shining armor to save the lives of countless soldiers on D-Day
KnightBuilding.png|The Knight drops Alice Avenue from the top of the Chrysler Building
DDayKnightfall.jpg|The Knight is driven mad by the realization of what he's just done
KnightAndDay.jpg|The Knight's apparent secret identity
==Notable Matchups==
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==References==
Category:Monument Mythos
Category:Internet Characters
Category:Horror Characters
Category:Superheroes
Category:Male Characters
Category:Large Sized Characters
Category:Flight Users
Category:Shapeshifters
Category:Size Users
Category:Soul Users
Category:Matter Users
Category:Absorption Users
Category:Acausal Characters
Category:Fate Users
Category:Antiheroes
Category:Anti-villains
Category:Neutral Characters
Category:Monsters
Category:Characters