Panda-Man

1992

Mother: Rachel Forros

Foster Father: Dwayne Shier

Foster Brother: Marcus Shier

The New Panda Syndicate (1988-1992)

**Panda-Man** (Birthname Unknown) was a world renowned Kingpin and leader of the Panda Syndicate and sworn enemy of FBI Agent, Tomi Kener. Panda-Man was heavily sought after by multiple law enforcements, at once being the highest bounty for FBI. Panda-Man was the king of the under belly, selling illegal firearms, drugs, and vehicles since at least 1955. He was insanely skilled at covering his tracks. He mostly did his line of construction at a junkyard outside of Haddonfield, New Jersey that was thought to be abandoned and closed off. If Panda-Man wanted someone or something, he would find a way to make it his.

## Biography

### Childhood

Born out of wedlock, Panda-Man the step-son of business man, Nash Forros, and son of 18 year old, Rachel Forros. 7 years later on Christmas Eve, Nash had found out that Panda was not in fact his kid and that Rachel had cheated on him over 40+ times throughout their marriage. The revelation causes a massive rift and a divorce between the two, however they decide it would be best to live under the same roof for the sake of Panda and hid the splitting from him. A year later around Halloween, Panda had found out about the scandal of his parents the day before October 31st and decided they were holding him back, at around midnight the next day, Panda had snuck into his home while his parents were asleep and shot his mother in the head while in her sleep, Nash then woke up the next morning to find her decapitated head laying in his lap. The shock of what had happen suddenly hit Nash, causing him to hang himself. On September 4th, 1945 Panda was deemed not guilty and sent through the foster system.

### Adolescence

After being sent from home to home and years of therapy, Panda ended up with the Shier family up in Detroit, Michigan. His foster father, Dwayne Shier, had a biological son, Marcus, in which Panda and him became great friends. On June 6, 1952 Marcus had the opportunity to be taught under a professor at the University of Michigan, and he took it, leaving Panda by himself with his father Dwayne. At first Panda understood his brother's decision but slowly he would get more and more bored with himself. He would start getting in arguments with father and spend most of his days out in the streets with friends. One day while skipping school on April 21, 1953, Panda was introduced to Harold Mewaner, a local drug dealer with more money then he had ever even seen. From then on Panda would start helping him make deals and expand his horizons to just more then drugs, creating a business they called the "Waner Union". One night in 1954, Dwayne had found Panda's stash of money and had confronted him about it. Without hesitation Panda shot him straight through the forehead with a gun he received from Mewaner. Panda then fled from the house and ended up in the state of Indiana, living near a railroad system. There he furthered in his business of drug dealing, with one such event in 1955 where a client had been late on a payment for 73 pounds of pure unfiltered ketamine, Panda had purchased a panda mask to hide his identity and tracked down the client to a local gas station and killed him via drive-by, he was dubbed “Panda-Man” by the media and it stuck. He resided there for at least 3 years until in 1958 he decided to take his business to London where he created The Panda-Man Syndicate and purchased a full body panda suit.

### Adulthood

While in London, Panda meet an American by the name of Chuck Williams. With that he furthered his connections and his status from local druglord to worldwide kingpin. After 7 years of living in London, Panda took himself and his business to a smaller location to hide from government officials in the form of a junkyard right outside of Haddonfield, New Jersey. throughout the 60s and 70s Panda rose to higher power and eventually met Moe Dexiton, a recent grad student with a degree in mechanics, and many other members in 1979. Panda made sure to keep people off his territory, thus resulting in a history of gang fights, which usually left Panda-Man victorious. In 1983, amidst one of the worst gang battles, Panda had kidnapped one of the rivals brother, a 27 year old named Ralvi, and thrown him into "The Pit", a 150 foot deep pit of scrapped parts and dead corpses. Panda-Man eventually was the target of almost every Government organization, from the CIA to the FBI.

#### Tomi Kener and the Atomic Stone

One day on July 11, 1985, Panda-Man was taken down after famous FBI Agent, Tomi Kener, and his sidekick, Kidd Jones had found themselves in his junk yard. After throwing the pair in The Pit they used the help of Ralvi to escape using a jetpack. Panda-Man attempted to run over Tomi after he was knocked to the ground by Chuck, Panda-Man then proceeded to run over Chuck, killing him instantly. Panda ultimately was sent careening down a cliff due to missing brakes, a mishap with the mechanic. On impact Panda hit the rocks below scraping the entire left side of his face, thus causing a corneal ulcer on the left eye. After which, Panda returned back to the junkyard to find most of his acquaintances dead with Kener and Jones gone. Panda sworn vengeance against Kener for the destruction he caused.

Panda then spent the next 4 years reveling in anger, new members were recruited and Panda had a new tower built for him near the original junkyard, he would bribe any officers who questioned the construction, and spent most his time researching Tomi's whereabouts. He was able to catch wind of Tomi's most recent mission, The Brain of Life. In 1989, Panda went back to the junkyard with a group of scientists and used leftover brain matter of Chuck to build a robot body for him, digitally transferring his mind to a super computer. The more Panda-Man researched on the Brain of Life, the more obsessed he got. Now with the intent of obtaining all knowledge, Panda contacted his old friend, Harold Mewaner on the subject and he was able to pull some strings to obtain the plans for the Brain of Life.

#### Tomi Kener and The Brain of Life

On February 16, 1992, After tracking down the coordinates of Mr. Mewaner in Alaska, Tomi Kener and Kidd Jones obtained the plans to find the brain of life. The Next day, during a meeting with FBI director William S. Sessions, Tomi and Kidd were then interrupted and kidnapped by a robot sent by Panda-Man. Panda then used the plans to unleash Zemo upon Haddonfield, New Jersey. As an escape plan, Panda jumped on the left wing of an international airplane and was pursued by Tomi, a battle occurred that ultimately was the downfall of Panda-Man. Panda-Man was chopped up via plane engine and thus his body was scattered all across Haddonfield, New Jersey.

## Criminal Record

* Advocating Overthrow of Government
* Aggravated Assault/Battery
* Attempted Airplane Hijacking
* Racketeering
* Attempted Assassination
* Assault with a Deadly Weapon
* Assaulting or Killing Federal Officer
* Assisting or Instigating Escape
* Attempt to commit Murder/Manslaughter
* Arson
* Embezzlement
* Grand Larceny
* Bombing Matters
* Bribery
* Attempted Breaking and/or Entering Carrier Facilities
* Coercion
* Concealing Escaped Prisoner
* Concealing Person from Arrest
* Conspiracy
* Conspiracy to Impede or Injure an Officer
* Continuing Criminal Enterprise
* Counterfeiting
* Crime Aboard Aircraft
* Crimes on Government Reservations
* Destruction of Government Property
* Destruction of Aircraft or Motor Vehicles
* Destruction of Property to Prevent Seizure
* Destruction of Veterans’ Memorials
* Disclosure of Confidential Information
* Domestic Terrorism
* Drive-by Shooting
* Drug Abuse Violations
* Drug Smuggling
* Drug Trafficking
* Drug Cultivation and Manufacturing
* Drug Trafficking and Drug Distribution
* Exportation of Drugs
* Extortion
* False Pretenses
* First Degree Murder
* Flight to Avoid Prosecution or Giving Testimony
* Fraud Against the Government
* Genocide
* Harboring Terrorists
* Homicide
* Illegal Possession of Firearms
* Importation of Drugs
* Injuring Officer
* Kidnapping
* International Terrorism
* Manslaughter
* Motor Vehicle Theft
* Narcotics Violations
* Property Damage
* Possession by Restricted Persons
* Possession of Narcotics
* Prohibition of Illegal Gambling Businesses
* Reentry of an Alien Removed on National Security Grounds
* Robbery
* Robberies and Burglaries Involving Controlled Substances
* Sale of Stolen Vehicles
* Second Degree Murder
* Serial Murders
* Smuggling
* Solicitation to Commit a Crime of Violence
* Stalking
* Stolen Property; Buying, Receiving, or Possessing
* Tampering with a Witness, Victim, or Informant
* Tampering with Consumer Products
* Tampering with Vessels
* Theft of Trade Secrets
* Torture
* Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods or Services
* Transportation into State Prohibiting Sale
* Transportation of Stolen Vehicles
* Transportation of Terrorists
* Trespassing
* Unauthorized Removal of Classified Documents
* Use of Fire or Explosives to Destroy Property
* Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction
* Vandalism
* Violation of Prohibitions Governing Atomic Weapons
* Violent Crimes in Aid of Racketeering Activity