Madame Empath

Madam E's birthright extra ability is that she can sense indivividuals internal within the same room emotional distress, through auras. Madam E formerly known as Madame Empath served as Monkeys Paw's second in command and lover.  Was the first victim of Monkeys Paw's  dubious power elevating her to be able to have the extra ability of being able to collect the entire emotional of an individual upon touch and with the disability being the cost of her vanity. Upon Monkeys Paw's mysterious and sudden disappearance, Madam E was left alone in scared world of her own creation to wallow in the despair that she helped cause. Looking for purpose and to write the wrongs of her past she started a support group the Vigilante Anonymous Group (or VAG for short) for struggling or forgotten extras with no judgement to which moral side they fell. Following the creation of the VAG Madam E quickly lost her vanity aging rapidly as she helped build confidence of the bargain bin Extras.

Alignment: Unclear

Team: Leader of Vigilante Anonymous Gatherings

Powers:  Extra Empath

Quotes: “Order, order yes we all agree Centhorse is the best, and Amigvillian is well… the worst but we don’t judge here, we put down our differences and try to be better versions of ourselves.” (Issue #2)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest, Issue #2 More than a Name, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #8 She’s Got A Way, Issue #10 Take Me to Your Feeler, Issue #11 Three Finger Death Punch, Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Amigvillian

Have you ever met some one who manages to hit on every pet-peeve you have? Amigvillian is an annoyance to everyone he crosses, his extra ability, essentially PTSD in a can. According to himself, Amigvillain is a Vigilante Anonymous member. However, other V.A.G members discount him and try to ignore his antics. His constant need to fit in adds to the constant cringe that is Amigvillain.

Alias: Randall Mortin

Alignment: Evil

Team: Rogue Villain, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers: Anxious Area Affect

Quotes: “Oh shit call the tampon factory, cause we got a talker!” (Issue #2 More Than A Name)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest, Issue #2 More Than A Name, Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling

Blackout

An Chicomptown born extra with the power to blind with eye-contact. Older brother of Knockout always in the shadow of his younger brother Knockout. Blackout’s father never paid Blackout any mind growing up, and connected more with his son Knockout over their shared love of boxing, despite getting no attention from his single parent and suffering the abuse of his fathers frustrations, Blackout graduated Chicompton U with honors and continued his post grad optometry schooling at the prestigious Yorkadelphia University. Following his PHD and his father’s passing he shared his time between his eye doctor job, optometry research and caring for his now unstable little brother. A few years later his Optometry career is thriving, then, SHREEEEE! CRCKK! CRRRRKK! His little brother is rushed to the hospital following DUI involving his brothers narcotic abuse, in critical condition he’s pronounced dead. Unable to cope with losing his father and no brother he leaves Yorkadelphia City and moves back to Chicomptown where he establishes an non illegitimate practice in the basement of a pop-up restaurant “Back Alley Noodles”. Following multiple illegal surgeries and cash laundering schemes Blackout’s medical license is revoked, and he is a broken man. He moves back to Yorkadelphia a broken man, and his jealousy rises as he fines what he thought to be his ex brother Knockout, is very much alive and now part of the Octarches.

Alignment: Good

Team: Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers: Extra Blinding, Weapon “Hellen Killer” Shotgun

Quotes: “Let me cut you off there, my name is Cultural Appropriation you don’t get to tell me about being offensive as shit” (Issue #3)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling

Featured In: Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #6 Handy Capable, Issue #8 She’s Got A Way, Issue #9 More Than a Man Less Than A Horse

Centhorse

Seen as a dubious villain by the fair patrons of Yorkadelphia City. Although his extra abilities may seem underwhelming he is frequently on the the Yorkadelphia’s Most wanted for bank robberies and extreme public intoxication. Centhorse although technically one quarter human does not speak english due to his horse jowls and communicates only  through centurion or horse. He is a regular attendee and favorite of the Vigilante Anonymous Gatherings and frequents debates with Dr. Too Little (both of them) and Cultural Appropriation  at local bar Richard’s Horse. An abomination of a creature half centar, half centar, BUT JUST THE HORSE HALFS! More than a man, less than a horse, Centhorse.

Alignment: Evil

Team: Rouge Villain, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers:  All the brawn of a full grown horse

Quotes: “Oh Hellll, NAwhhhh” Issue #9 More Than a Man, Less Than a Horse

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #9 More Than a Man, Less Than a Horse

Civic Duty

Raised from Humble beginnings the child of two union workers from Milwaukeeridge. His Father a union steelworker and his Mother a union factory worker at an auto manufacturing assembly line factory.  Obsessed with heroic and righteous characters as a child. Following his parents losing their jobs in his early teenage years and losing their drive he picks up the slack drops out of school and picks up three hourly jobs to support his family. After years of treading water financially he picks up a internship at a dealership on the weekends years later his parents have mysteriously left him perhaps knowing the burden they have placed on him, he is finally paid in for his years of free labor in the payment of a new preowned 2004 Honda Civic EX, he is over joyed and vows to make the rest of his life that he will make it his Civic Duty to make a difference to people in the way his employer made a difference to him.  Stricken by a blast of unexplainable energy or possibly magic he becomes changed he has been gifted to bless both good an evil with a honda civic created in his hands at the speed of thought! The Honda throwing man, Civic Duty!

Alignment: Good

Team: Rogue Hero, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers:  Extra Strength, Ability to create Honda Civics out of thin air

Quotes: “YOUR TIMING BELT JUST SNAPPED!” (Issue #1)

First Appearance: The Extrables Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest, Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling, Issue #5 Doughnut Run The Jewels Fast, Issue #10 Take me to your Feeler, Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Crosswind

Crosswind is an under-appreciated Extra by most of his peers due to his style and cliché hero tendencies. He has the Extra ability to control direction/pressure of proximate wind and generate a strong wind gust from his lips which he can then manipulate. His lack of controversy unlike other popular Extras has increased his celebrity with the youth making him a very empathetic character.

Alignment: Good

Team: Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Previous Teams: The Octarches

Powers: Wind Control, Fan Combat, Gust of Wind Breath

Quotes: “Your wish is being granted mwahaha” (Issue #10)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #7 Alvin and the Octarches

Featured In: Issue #7 Alvin and the Octarches, Issue #9 More Than A Man, Less Than a Horse, Issue #10 Take Me to Your Feeler Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Cultural Appropriation

Do you have a friend that’s just a total rude ass edge lord, well that’s Cultural Appropriation, with a mysterious past, and based on his attitude probably from two decent involved middle class parents. Cultural Appropriations “ability” is that he can act out as a racist, sexist, homophobic, classist, agist, weightist, sizist (etc.) caurchture  of someone using props to which then everyone views him as a member of that race (etc.) completely nullifying the impression so he never can get any support from any onlooker.  Although Cultural Appropriation is not part of any particular group he does attend Vigilante Anonymous Gatherings whenever he’s bored and goes to the bar somewhat regularly. Cultural Appropriation is technically a villain but typically his evil is limited to making a scene in a convenience store or walking out of a bodega without paying for it.

Alignment: Good?

Team: He’s boys with Centhorse

Powers:  Extra Inappropriate

Quotes: “Let me cut you off there, my name is Cultural Appropriation you don’t get to tell me about being offensive as shit” (Issue #3)

First Appearance: Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling

Featured In: Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #6 Handy Capable, Issue #8 She’s Got A Way, Issue #9 More Than a Man Less Than A Horse

Cum Whore

The Disabler

The Disabler's Demons
Las Troit Bad Ass, known as The Disabler, preferred to keep to himself, silent and brooding. He neither considered himself a superhero nor a supervillain, yet he harbored a willingness to bring an entire city to its knees. The tragic loss of his family unfolded in a sequence that stripped him of his will and left him confined to a wheelchair.
In his quest to find solace and diversion, The Disabler turned to therapy and attended gatherings organized by Vigilante Anonymous. Although he found it difficult to connect with others, replenishing his thermos with a decent cup of coffee became a consistent source of comfort. During these gatherings, he developed a surprising bond with Stage Fright, as they both loathed the names that fate had bestowed upon them.
Typically, The Disabler maintained a calm and composed demeanor, his emotions carefully managed. But disrespect proved to be his breaking point, triggering an uncontrollable rage that resulted in devastating consequences. In those moments, entire city blocks would be crippled, inflicting punishment not only upon the aggressor but everyone caught in the collateral damage.
Haunted by his past and driven by an unyielding desire for justice, The Disabler walks a precarious path between hero and villain, perpetually wrestling with his inner demons.

Alignment: Unclear

Team: Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers: A Crippling Wave emanating from his chair that scales with anger

Quotes: “I just come for the coffee, It’s shit but It’s consistent.” (Issue #1)

First Appearance: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest, Issue #2 More Than a Name, Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #6 Handy Capable, Issue #9 More Than a Man Less Than a Horse

Frostbite

Moscowitz born, serving in the great war Frostbite was left for dead resulting in a double amputation of his two favorite arms. through the work of a disgraced mad scientist he now has two incredibly powerful mechtronic arms. With all this power he squanders it on simping for Infestus, the Mistress of Mayhem. In his time of need he goes soul searching finding the Church, basement. He meets fellow down-in-the-dumps heroes, villains and Russians to share his woes with.

Alignment: Evil

Team: Friend-zoned by Infestus

Powers:  Transmitting of frostbite through touch, freezing blast, super human hand-to-hand combat

Quotes: “Being armless is not good power, not good pickup line.”

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #2 More than a Name

Featured In: Issue #2 More than a Name, Issue 4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue 8 She’s got a Way

The Jeweler

The Jeweler is a try-hard villain hailing from the Yorkadelphia Diamond District. His power is to be able to create Jewels and gems from materials of the same color! His powers are seen as a total embarrassment by his peers. He was never really able to hit his stride as an evil doer and get the recognition (he believes he deserves) as a force to be recon with from the top tier heroes, The Octarches! The Jeweler has always seen himself as an A-Class Villain to run with the likes of Boss Fight and the Four Seasons, but continually out matched in crime and fighting prowess by fellow lower tier Villains such as Centhorse and Vlad the Impala.  The Jeweler is a regular attendee of the Vigilante Anonymous Gatherings, which he is one of the few attendees that would benefit the most from these meetings, however his own hubris prevents him from gaining any sort of meaningful takeaways.  Civic Duty often tasked with stopping the moderate (to very little amount of) damage that is caused by his villainy, with total ease this makes a complex relationship between these two unlikely friends.

Alignment: Evil

Team: Rogue Villian, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers:  Extra Gemification

Quotes: “Weird. (uncomfortably long pause) well roll out of here dude, I have to learn how to pee again” (Issue #4)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest,Issue #2 More Than A Name, Issue #3 That Crippling Feeling, Issue #4 Cheap Sunglasses, Issue #5 Doughnut Run The Jewels Fast, Issue #10 Take me to your Feeler, Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Keybump

Once a resident Camp counselor, now resident weirdo of the Extras. Keybump although seen as most as just some “green weirdo” with nonsensical abilities, is incredibly brutal. The patrons of Yorkadelphia City pay him little attention as his crimes are infrequent and small in scale. His unclear (probably drugs though) relationship with The Five Seasons’s Dethamphetamine keep his name relevant in the news.

Alignment: Evil

Team: Rogue Villian, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers: Sprout Key Limes under victims skin

Quotes: “Well guys, if this is what we’re going with, Lime ready to plant my seed.” (Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner)

First Appearance: The Extrables: Minisode #3 Civil Servant

Featured In: Minisode #3 Civil Servant, Minisode #5 A Slight Burning, Tingling Sensation, Minisode #7 Go Team Blue!, Issue #8 She’s Got A Way, Issue #10 Take me to your Feeler, Minisode #10 Frightsicle I, Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Razorback

A rough and rowdy beast, Razorback has the intelligence of a house pig while maintaining the strength and ferocity of a wild hog. Unfortunately due to his lack of focus has been unsuccessful in successfully committing grand villandry in Yorkadelphia City. Following his lack of success as a villain he started attending V.A.G meetings in which he began regaining confidence as a villain.

Alignment: Evil

Team: Rogue Villain, Vigilante Anonymous Attendee

Powers: Pig Smarts, Wild Boar Energy

Quotes: “Bend up your butt I'm taking you to brown town” (Issue #2)

First Appearance: Issue #1 Civic Unrest

Featured In: Issue #1 Civic Unrest,Issue #2 More Than A Name, Issue #10 Take me to your Feeler, Issue #12 Nobody Puts Stage Fright in the Corner

Vlad the Impala