10th Villain(s) of Christmas: Crimson, Cobalt, and Viridian

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Crimson, Cobalt, and Viridian (none)
Note: the datafile for each is exactly the same

 Affiliations
Solo d4
Buddy d6
Team d8

Distinctions
Statuesque
Naive
In Love with Empyrean

Power Sets

GENETICALLY ENGINEERED CLONES
Superhuman Strength d10
Superhuman Durability d10
Enhanced Stamina d8
Subsonic Flight d8
SFX: Invulnerable, as MHR
SFX: Take the Hit.  Spend one die from the Doom Pool to take physical stress intended for nearby ally or friend.
Limit: Weak willed.  Increase the reaction die of any mental attack against them by one step.

 Specialties
Combat Expert

History and Powers
Crimson, Cobalt, and Viridian are three identical female clones created by Empyrean (see separate entry) to serve as his personal bodyguards.  All three are superhumanly strong, invulnerable to damage, and can fly.  They have been especially conditioned to be loyal to Empyrean, but are fairly child-like in their emotional maturity.

All three wear skimpy uniforms with gold arm and leg greaves.  Their uniforms and hair color match their respective names: red, blue, and green.

Quote: "How dare you hurt our master!"

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