Morgan (D Tier Villain)

Morgan is one of the two protagonists of the Tiktok Series S & D Tier, by @lighthouseraiders

They are known to live in and own a run-down apartment building. Their status as a landlord is what bumped up their villain tier from E to D.

Though Morgan's power is considered weak, they make up for it by having skills useful in criminal activity such as: Lock picking, hacking, and engineering.

Initially, a point-and-click antagonist Morgan has a love for puzzles. At times Morgan has been known to booby trap the apartment building and lock everyday objects behind puzzles, much to Alex's frustration.

Morgan's birthday is July 30th. A Leo.

## Appearance

We do not know much about what they look like, the lighthouse raiders wants to keep it ambiguous.

What we do know though is that they are more ripped than their arch nemesis slash best friend Barnaby who is said to be almost as ripped as Alex who is assumed to be supermodel or body builder attractive. It is also known that Morgan is shorter than Alex who is based on popular beauty standards so it can be assumed that Alex is quite tall whether you see them as masculine or feminine. This means that Morgan is probably of average height.

It has been stated many times in the series that Morgan sleeps a lot but is still extremely tired, this probably means that Morgan has deep eye bags. If you also account for the arc where Morgan becomes a vampire and no one noticed until months after they were turned this could mean that Morgan is pale or perhaps gaunt.

Morgan also has at least a full back of tattoo's.

Whether or not Morgan is attractive or adheres to any beauty standards is up to viewer interpretation but Alex described them once as "not bad" which can be taken as Morgan not being grotesque especially considering Morgan has had at least 8 confirmed romantic relationship and is able to successfully pull of honeypots as part of their villainous schemes it's probably likely that Morgan is a person who cleans up well.

## Personality

Morgan has a very complex character but they are mostly stubborn. Their stubbornness is the reason they became a villain to begin with. Morgan is also sassy, protective, nurturing, and loyal. They are also rude, insecure, and impulsive.

Morgan is the someone who won't change their mind no matter what. Once they've decided on something they stick to it. Morgan also has a smart mouth and they are willing to sass anyone and anything. Their also quite protective over those that they deem as 'theirs' even Alex who is the last person who needs protecting. Morgan has been shown to be a caregiver multiple times offering to take care of Alex when they were sick and being picked to babysit their baby nephew. This could be attributed to Morgan having many siblings, though it is unconfirmed whether Morgan is an eldest, middle, or youngest child, lighthouse has liked a comment saying that Morgan had the 'oldest child urge to fix everything' so take that as you will.

Morgan is loyal to a fault and once they decide they like you they like you even if your the most dangerous person in the universe (Alex). Morgan has also been rude to others multiple times throughout the series just an asshole sometimes but they are always shown to apologize. Morgan is also quite insecure. Perhaps because of their upbringing Morgan also has abandonment issues.

This all being said Morgan is not a good person. They refuse to break their own moral code but has no problem being around those who do. They won't murder but they will use Alex as a weapon or guard dog so they don't have to get their hands dirty. Morgan is a very multifaceted character with a complex personality. They truly are grey.

## Powers

Morgan's power is a summon, which means they can teleport one person to them once per month. Morgan can only summon one person, but when their powers were swapped with Alex's it was revealed that they can also summon up to 300lbs (136.078 kg) of human organic matter once per month. Their power does not allow them to summon clothes, implants, and/or prosthetic's when they use their power.

It is implied by Alex that Morgan's ability is much more powerful than it seems and that they are simply using it wrong. During the power swapping Arc where Alex and Morgan accidentally swap powers Alex makes it back up to A-tier with Morgan's power. Considering that Morgan only uses their ability to summon a full human a month it's implied that Morgan is also capable of *individually* summoning human body parts. Such as a arm or a liver separate from the person. This line of logic also means that Morgan could possibly summon the poop out of someone's body.

It is also stated during the power swap arc that despite how "useless" their power is and the painful memory's tied to it thanks to their parents, Morgan is still attached to it and would be sad if they didn't have it anymore. It is also known that Morgan is not someone who is capable of having multiple powers at once the time they tried they collapsed and were in a coma like state for 3 days.

## Morgan's Relationship with Alex

Morgan and Alex are the main characters of S&D and the series revolves around their relationship. It is known that Alex is very much in love with Morgan but during the High school arc lighthouse puts the caption **'Alex - Murder = Mutual pining'** (Alex minus Murder equals Mutual pining) this means that canonically Morgan does not return Alex's romantic feelings because of their atrocity's. This however does not stop Morgan from engaging in a platonic friendship.

**The Beginning -** Early on in the series and in episodes that can be assumed to be early in the relationship Morgan and Alex seem to be more people who reluctantly hang out than close friends that they become later on as the series progresses. They seem to almost dance around each other in a tense relationship one probably wondering when the other is going to betray them. This never happens though and the two stay together well into their golden years. In one of the earlier episodes of the series Morgan try to inform Alex of their plan to enact revenge on a group of vigilantes who beat them up in an alley. This can be assumed to have happened quite early on in the friendship since Alex is surprised that this happened so it was before they were close enough to see each other enough or to talk enough to share their daily lives. Alex does not take this lightly and tells Morgan that a better course of action would be for Alex to kill them. Morgan disagrees and this results in a argument that keeps them from speaking for two days. It is not known what is said or how they made up but they do. This could be the introduction of the ***'No Kill List'.*** This is a list made by Morgan for Alex detailing the list of people that Morgan does not want Alex to kill. This list includes but is not limited to Morgan's parents, the rest of their family, their nemesis's, the villains they get into fights with, and other people Morgan doesn't like. This list sets a clear boundary for the rest of their relationship.

An event similar to this is when Morgan tells Alex about how they were invited to their family reunion and Alex's immediate reaction is to teleport Morgan to a cell in their Arctic lair to stop Morgan from attending. When Morgan breaks out of the cell and confronts Alex about this behavior Alex claims that their reasoning for this is that Morgan would have won the argument and have gone anyway. This blatant disregard for Morgan's autonomy make's the D-tier villain furious and they refuse to talk to Alex for the three weeks until the family reunion. It is unknown what happened during this period but it can be assumed that the two villains work it out.

It's shown many times across the course of the ever growing series of S&D that Morgan does not take bull from Alex. They do not allow for Alex to push them around or to treat Morgan or their interests as less than. Alex who has a tendency to see others around him as less them seems to have an underlying respect for Morgan. This is very important for this relationship.

The first time that we are introduced to Alex's therapist we learn that the only reason that their there is because Morgan would yell at them for referring to them as 'theirs'. As and object that Alex owns. It's not clear if this is before or after Alex falls in love with Morgan but it's still very important to their overall relationship. It also shows that Alex is willing to grow and change behaviors for Morgan as well as participate in activity's that they would not participate in on their own. This willingness goes both ways.

Morgan who is firmly against committing murder for personal moral reasons as well as not wanting to rank up agrees to go on a 'killing spree' with Alex where they agree to try corpse mutilation. This doesn't happen though as Morgan faints before they can even cut the body. Morgan does not succeed in this activity but they make up for it when they step in for Alex in a fight against the Chastisers (copy write safe Avengers) despite being crazy outmatched. It's also not confirmed who won this fight but it did only last for 2 minutes.

**Roommates -** The next important stage in Morgan and Alex's relationship is the roommate stage. Alex comes to Morgan asking if they can stay in Morgan's apartment after the heroes blew up Alex's lair. Morgan says yes and the two of them spend what can be assumed several months living together. This leads to the next stage in their relationship where the two become very domestic. It's clear that this is also earlier on in their friendship as Alex makes a comment about not wanting to be a free loader and about how they 'don't even pay rent' and Morgan states that they don't pay rent either because they own this building. This is a very simple fact about Morgan and their career as a villain. Even after Morgan confronts Alex about lying about the progress of their lair so that Alex could stay with Morgan longer the two stay close as Alex corrects Alex's assumption that Morgan is kicking Alex out but instead inviting their self to stay at Alex's newly finished lair.

It's evident that the two become roommates again living in Morgan's apartment at some later point because that is where most episodes of S&D seem to take place.

**Forgetfulness -** There are several intense where Morgan forgets that Alex is essentially all powerful. It is so common for Morgan to forget that Alex can do anything or that Alex can't get hurt that Alex was able to use it as a determining factor to decide whether or not Morgan had been placed by an impostor. It is almost if Morgan cannot allow them self to see Alex as the all powerful being that they are. At times it's as if Morgan just see's Alex as "some guy".

**Fake Dating -** There was a time where Alex and Morgan fake dated to get Alex's parents off their back and they succeeded. Assuming that Alex's parents believed the charade the two's relationship is so similar to that of a romantic one that anyone on the outside looking in wouldn't be able to tell. This is mentioned several times that unnamed background characters believing their dating.

**Loyalty -** Morgan and Alex are undoubtedly extremely loyal to the other. This is the result of them building years of trust and friendship. Morgan's loyalty and companionship is baffling to others some even thinking that Alex has brainwashed them into being friends (Chad their brother). Even Alex seems to second guess the truth behind Morgan's loyalty and wonders if they actually have accidentally brainwashed them. They test this by sending Morgan to the ***'Eternity Area'*** a place where powers don't work. They send Morgan there with a sheet of paper asking if they are brainwashed. Morgan is not happy when they are brought back having to defend them self with a pen against some kind of monster. This just goes to show that Alex is the most important person to them and the one they would choose over all others.

**Marriage and Parenthood -** One of the interesting development in Alex and Morgan's relationship is when they get married as a insurance fraud scheme on Morgan's part which gives Alex an open door to call Morgan all the pet-names they've been holding out on for years. Then they end up with Hawk their bio-war machine child. This brings the two into a co-parenting dynamic one so seamless that Hawk doesn't even relies that its parents aren't married romantically.

Undoubtedly Morgan and Alex are the closest relationship that the other has ever had and they are made for one another.

* Morgan's ringtone for Alex's is Best Friend by Saweetie ft. Doja Cat

## Morgan's Childhood

Morgan was raised by two A-tier Heroes with several siblings two named (Chad and Diego) and a unknown number of unnamed others. To preface this section of the wiki it must be mentioned that the creator them-self has said that due to the trauma and PTSD that Morgan's parent have accumulated from years of crime fighting and protecting Earth that ***they should have not had children***. It is known that every member of Morgan's family is a hero. It isn't known whether this is generational or simply because of a 'age of heroes'. Considering that all of Morgan's siblings become heroes it could be said that Morgan has the weakest power in their family.

Since Morgan's parents were high-ranking heroes (think Superman and Wonder-Woman) it can be guessed that they were not around often and during the 'Arranged Marriage arc' one of the non canon endings describes Mr. and Mrs. Sterling as *'not believing in frivolous things'* such as honeymoons, though this is not canon it this could be evidence that Morgan had to watch their siblings while their parents fought crime. This would put Morgan into a 'parentified child' role.

It's also clear that Morgan's parents used the 'Golden Child/Scapegoat/Forgotten Child' method of parenting. Morgan's brother Chad most likely falling into the Golden Child role- the child who can't do wrong, Morgan being the Scapegoat child who can never do right, and Morgan's sister Diego and their other unnamed other siblings falling into the Forgotten Child role- the children who are neglected in favor of the Golden and Scapegoat children.

Morgan's parents raised their children to be the next generation of heroes and when they when Morgan's powers manifested they were very disappointed. Lighthouse (the creator) has described Morgan's parents as 'abusive' and 'hard on their kids' so one can imagine how their reaction affected Morgan as a child. It can be assumed that Morgan was raised with the idea that they would grow up to be a hero, that they would help people, and their parents took this from them immediately deeming them as incapable of being a hero. It is also worth mentioning here that lighthouse has said that if Morgan's parents hadn't been horrible Morgan would have been the an amazing hero. They would have helped hundreds and been the arch-nemesis of the most dangerous villain in the Universe (Alex).

Instead of continuing to train Morgan as a future hero they decided that instead Morgan would become a 'sidekick' for their brother Chad. In the S&D universe the role of a sidekick is described as 'the most *dehumanizing* job possible for someone with powers'. Morgan spent their teen year or at least their High school experience training to be their brothers sidekick. This is not shown in the series but it was said by the creator that as soon as Morgan became 18 they left home and went no contact with their parents. It's not confirmed if this is exactly when Morgan became a villain or if sometime after but Morgan's career choice is directly because of Morgan's parents.

Morgan's upbringing has canonically left them with anger and possible depression and trauma. There is a canon episode of S&D where Morgan and Alex go to a Rage Room and Morgan is so violent that Morgan bends the crowbar itself. The anger displayed in this episode is confirmed to be an effect of Morgan's childhood. Mr and Mrs. Sterling have been canonically described as 'good heroes but bad parents'.

## Enemies

* Barnaby (arch-nemesis)
* Ohio James
* Gang of hyper-violent vigilantes (deceased courtesy of Alex)
* Conundrum Corporation
* Their parents
* Many unnamed Nemesis's

## Interests

* Heists
* Road Trips
* Puzzles
* Monologuing
* Dressing up as supernatural creatures to scare off the Conundrum Corporation
* Stage magic
* Video games
* Horror movies and media
* Villainy
* Schemes and Machinations
* DnD

## Crimes

* Robbing a Credit Union
* Museum Theft
* Grand Larceny
* Multiple accounts of Assault
* Assaulting a Hero
* Trespassing
* Forgery
* Harboring a criminal
* Escaping from legal custody
* Disturbing the Peace
* Aiding and Abetting
* Fraud
* Pyramid Schemes
* Shoplifting
* Identity Theft
* Scaring teenagers off of property pretending to be supernatural beings
* Assault
* Speeding
* Piracy
* Faking their death
* Hacking
* Kidnapping
* Armed Robbery
* Organized crime
* Breaking and Entering
* Stalking
* Jay walking

## Quotes

*"I would enact a revenge so horrific and terrible against those who killed you that their ancestors would writhe in agony and their descendants would drown in blood"* - When asked what they would do if someone successfully managed to kill Alex

## Arcs

* Brazil
	+ Morgan fled to Brazil to complete their Carmen Sandiego -esk heist
* Zombies with party hats
* Click and point game Z virus arc
* Memory Loss
	+ Coconut fell on their head causing memory loss for a week until Hawk dropped another coconut on them
* Vampire Arc
* Miniature Arc
* Hawks introduction arc
* Meeting Alex's parents arc
* High school arc

## Trivia

* The blood of their enemies includes chocolate milk mixed with half a can of red-bull and three shots of espresso
* keeps casual track of who Alex has murdered, and tries to watch them when they show up on the news
* They usually get sent to Minimum security prison
* Briefly dated Alex's nemesis at Today's Earth, but they had to leave early and foot them with the bill
* Great gift giver
* Wears their wedding ring on a necklace to the
* Three of their fingers (pointer, ring, and pinky fingers) are mechanical due to Alex accidentally crushing them while watching a scary movie.
* The mice that live in the wall of Morgan's apartment pay the same rent as everyone else (30%)
* Their workbench is so messy that a long forgotten apple from it makes mold monsters called Gorks that joined the war between the mice in the walls and the Zeranids
* Alex gave them a love letter that Morgan still thinks is a puzzle. It is now framed and Morgan tries to solve it at least once a year.