Life-Form

Finn Kodar, widely known as Life-Form, is a major antagonist from The Saviors of Sunset City. He is best known as the brother and nemesis of Spinflux.
== Personality ==
Life-Form is an envious sadist, choosing to inflict as much pain as he can on those he victimizes, especially relishing in pain inflicted to his adoptive brother and those related to him. He is resourceful, choosing many different weapons and tactics in combat.
== History ==
=== Origin Story ===
At the age of 6, Finn's father, Zane Kodar, left him and his mother. They lived very frugally, but were content with it, as long as they were together. That all changed on the start of Sunken Earth. During the incident, his mother had given up a spot on a rescue plane to save him, leaving little Finn to her best friend's family.
The Ardeats adopted the boy with no hesitation and tried introducing themselves as well as they could. The actual child of the Ardeats, Cole, tried his best to connect with Finn as he showed him around their estate, trying to crack jokes to lighten the mood. All of it had given Finn the opposite effect, he didn't enjoy their presence, he was only envious that they had all of this wealth. Finn wasn't a very social boy to begin with, and now with the recent tragedy, his social life was thrown 6 feet deep. At his first day of his new school, he was introduced as an Ardeat, which wasn't very well received. It didn't help that he felt he was being overshadowed by Cole, who kept trying to push Finn out to meet people and experience life, with much backlash. As time passes, Finn slips further and further into his mind of delusion as he's continued to be compared with Cole. He rots in his bed and sinks further into despair as three years pass. 
Over the three years, Cole becomes more popular and airs on television, and Finn becomes further depressed, losing his own self in this episode. One day, when he's barely able to crawl out of his bed, he hits his head on his nightstand when trying to get some Canned Pineapple. As he begins to bleed, his Mutant genes awaken and quickly patch up the wound. Finn, amazed at this discovery, jumps out of his bed and races downstairs to where the Ardeats should be. It's just as he turns the corner, he sees Cole staring in amazement of a large wheel, being summoned by his own recently awakened power. 
Seeing Cole once again get an upper-hand, Finn had snapped. He couldn't bear living beneath the shadow of someone who was consistently better with next-to-no effort at all. He ran out the door and fled into the slums of the city. He ran until he thought he was far enough that no one would see his tears flow, he let his feelings out. His tears ran like a river, flooding his face. As they fell down, the worst combination since Pineapple on Pizza occured, A mentally unstable teenager with powers has a psychotic episode. Feeling elated, he strolls back to the Ardeats estate, and with what can only be assumed as a smile, destroyed it all, killing Cole and his parents. Even though the man who taunted him for a majority of his life was gone, his hatred for him wasn't. He walked away from the estate as he leaves to finish off the whole corrupted Bloodline. 
Over the years, he slightly establishes a better control of his powers, but not to their maximum potential. He's also confronted with a rival who seeks to stop his rampages he goes on. Whenever they meet each other, Lifeform is constantly reminded of the feeling he got when he saw Finn. One day, he torments his old school before being chased out by Spinflux's Penguin Zord. 
=== The Saviors of Sunset City ===
Finn Kodar was erroneously called Finn Ardeat by Martin Hopkins as he recalled the missing children. He forgot to list Finn among them until he was reminded.
Finn didn't make a formal appearance until he was sent to find the hero Flux to mimic his magnetism. He was beaten through a combination of Spinflux's Red and Spots as well as Big Red's giant form. After Big Red tore him in half, Spinflux tried to talk him out of his evil-doing, though Life-Form's loyalty to The Operator was steadfast, as he assured The Echelon Eight that the other members of his group had already been gotten back, before a portal scoops him up and a tape is left behind, reading: "Great work, now I don't have to hire a construction crew! All I needed was for Life-Form there to get a gander at the kid with the magnets for long enough, and now the build can be completed. Until we meet again."
Life-Form was seen again working with Hindsight harassing the denizens of the Hopkins House cafeteria. Throwing tables and taking names, Life-Form was eventually defeated by Spinflux and 10, prompting his actual incarceration, and Spinflux giving up on turning him good.
== Relationships ==
=== Spinflux ===
Finn is very jealous of Spinflux, with his good life, lack of trauma, and insane power making him extremely jealous, of which he reacted by isolating himself. Now that Finn knows that Spinflux is still alive, his sole goal in life is to kill him.
== Notable Moments ==
* Killing his adoptive parents
* Being loyal to Martin Hopkins
* Throwing tables and dumpsters
* getting flung through a portal and then being torn in half.
== Powers and Abilities ==
=== Shapeshifting ===
Life-Form has the ability to manipulate his flesh and bone into any structure he desires. This allows him to grow, shrink, make weapons, change his appearance, and many other tasks. His favorite method is to turn his bones into sharp weapons. If he does this too fast, however, his body will get overwhelmed.
=== Regeneration ===
Life-Form's flesh rapidly multiplies itself on his command, allowing him to heal wounds extremely quickly, even allowing him to survive being torn in half.
=== Adaptation ===
As seen when Kickbutt shot Life-Form in the eye, Life-Form's body will create adaptations to better suit or react to situations he finds himself in.
=== Power Mimicry ===
Life-Form can mimic the powers of others, typically changing his body to fit that new power. He used this to imitate Flux's magnokinesis.
== Trivia ==
* Life-Form's name is a pun, literally saying how the lifeform forms itself, in reference to his powers.
* Life-Form went through the most design changes of any Sunset City character, with at least 3 or 4 different iterations in concept.
* Grimmsnarl from Pokemon, Alex Mercer from the PROTOTYPE franchise, and the mythical Wendigo are some of the inspirations for Life-Form.
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