The Defenders

The Defenders are a single person with shadow clone powers pretending to be a group of people. They were briefly known as The Endangerers, as a villain attempting to enact justice for perceived slights from their partner The Savior. After a reconciliation, they have gone back to using their old name.
== Appearance ==
The Defenders appear as a group (the precise amount always varies) of identical people in sleek, black-and-red costume with full-face masks. On their chests are a stylized sigil of a shield wall. 
Without their mask, Perill is about average height with tan skin, short black hair and full lips. Their nose looks like it's been broken a few times.
As The Endangers, their sigil was instead an image of a fist punching through a wall.
== Powers ==
The Defenders have the power to split into multiple copies of themselves. Each copy has mass, the same powers as the original, and the capability to think for themselves. If hit with enough force, they dissipate into smoke.
In addition, they have some measure of super strength, and seem very practiced at working together with their shadow-clones, which they use to their advantage by setting up strings of attacks.
They usually use a large, metal baseball bat in combat.
== Personality ==
Perill is a serious person with a short fuse and a heart of gold. Previously, they were an angry, curt person with a grudge. 
== Relationships ==
=== The Savior ===
Perill and The Savior used to work together as a "duo" called "Savior and the Defenders", until Perill got hurt during a mission while The Savior was slacking off. During their time in the hospital, The Savior continued herowork, and eventually made it to the big leagues. After their release from the hospital, Perill blamed Savior for what happened and resents their success and recognition as a - now - solo hero, and decided to show the world that The Savior can, in fact, not save everyone, the way he did not save them.
After their reconciliation, Perill is once again working with Savior.
=== Phalanx ===
After being beaten by the Team, The Endangerers angrily revealed their tragic backstory, and Phalanx successfully convinced them that the best way to show Savior up is by being a better hero than him. Perill took this to heart, and has decided to take The Endangerers further as heroes, not villains.
Category:B-Verse
Category:NPC