The Ideal

The Ideal is an intense "hero" with loose morals, anger issues, and trauma.

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Laila Hanmuda (Daughter) †
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Kai Hanmuda (Son) †

## Appearance

### Physical Description

Raikur has chocolate brown skin and eyes. He's got a fairly average build but possesses visible and defined musculature. His hair is chin-length and dark black and he has a chinstrap-style beard.

### Civilian Clothing

Outside of his superhero attire, Raikur wears a robe with the symbol of Suno on the back over a dark blue shirt paired with black pants and open-toed sandals.

### The Ideal

As The Ideal, Raikur dons the Helm of Abandoment, which spawns a suit around the wearer based on their preferences. The Ideal's suit consists of a dark, navy blue, skin-tight shirt with a lighter, clay blue stripe set vertically in the centre of the shirt. This shirt is paired with dark, navy blue pants, black boots, black gloves, and a dark, navy blue cape.

## Personality

Raikur is an extremely self-centered person. While he proclaims himself a hero, he doesn't care if innocents lives are lost amid a supervillain's rampage. He only cares about beating the bad guy in the most brutal way possible. He's violent and egotistical yet wishes greatly to truly be the hero of the story. He has no moral restrictions that prevent him from killing his enemies, either!

## Skills and Abilities

### Solitude Barrier Manipulation

The Ideal has the power to generate and manipulate Solitude Barriers thanks to the Helm of Abandonment. Through this ability, The Ideal is capable of defending himself from threats as dangerous as Antimatter, a Black Hole, Universal Elimination, and the powers of Oblivion! He can fully mainpulate the size, shape, and can telekinetically move the barriers. Raikur can shrink the barriers and launch them at near lightspeed, making them deadlier than bullets! He can use these barriers to sever limbs, decapitate his enemies, suffocate people, cause blunt-force trauma, and even crush people to death.

Note: These Solitude Barriers appear to be black with a faint white glow.

### Teleportation

The Ideal uses the power of the Helm of Abandonment to gain the power of teleportation. He is capable of teleporting across the galaxy with a thought and can even travel to the dimesion of Solitude, a realm governed by Suno; however, he can only teleport there when he experiences extreme hatred, loneliness, or stress.

### Invisibility

The Ideal can use the power of the Helm of Abandonment to manipulate his own visibility. This allows him to make himself invisible to the naked eye and walk around unseen. Do you think that you could use a power like Infrared Vision, X-Ray Vision, or Electromagnetic Vision to see The Ideal when he turns invisible? If you though that you could, then you'd be wrong. There is only 8 beings in Existence who can see him when he is invisible. Who are these being? They are the Forgotten Gods.

### Flight

The Ideal is more clever than many people give him credit for. He learned how to combine his Solitude Barriers with his invisibility to create an invisible Solitude Barrier that he can use to fly. He can fly because he's capable of manipulating the invisible barrier that he surrounds himself with. This even allows hims to fly at near lightspeed!

### Superhuman Speed

Due to his ability to fly at near lightspeed, he developed a similar usage of his flight technique to normally move at near lightspeed!

## Equipment

### The Helm of Abandonment

The Helm of Abandonment looks like a corinthian helmet forged of some strange, navy blue metal. It blacks out the eyes of anyone who wears it and preys unpon feelings of hatred, loniliness, and distress. In return for being able to consume the hope within its host, it grants a portion of the power of Suno, Forgotten Goddess of Solitude. The Helm is completely indestructible, doesn't rust, capable of generating a suit around its wearer based on their preferences, and it's known to magnify negative emotions in its host.

## Weaknesses

### Reliance on the Helm

The Ideal's powers are tied directly to the Helm of Abandonment. Whenever The Ideal removes the Helm, loses his powers.

### Mentions of His Family

If one brings up the tragic memories of his family, they have a chance to get away from him. His family was his only connection to his humanity and their deaths caused him to snap! He isolated himself from humanity and allowed his loneliness and wish for vengeance to become a beacon for the Guardian of the Helm of Abandoment to come to him and offer him the Helm. The power, the ability to disconnect from humanity, allowed him to push aside his trauma and become this terrifying, hyper-violent monster rather than giving him the chance to truly face his feelings. But be warned, he will try to kill you for mentioning his family.

His sister was eaten alive by wild animals, his wife was kidnapped and mutilated (which ultimately resulted in her death), his daughter was r\*ped and murdered, and his 5-year-old son was curshed to death by debris during a villain attack. It's the hatred he feels from their deaths that send him into the rage filled killing spree where he kills each of the nameless, generic villains that caused the deaths of his family.

Mention his family is the riskiest gamble you can take against The Ideal. While it's easy way to distract him, it will send him into a murderous rage when he snaps out of his internal suffering.