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Blonde Blazer (real name Mandy) is a brave superheroine and the diligent leader of the SDN branch in Torrance. With a "Golden Age" heroine aesthetic, she balances her corporate responsibilities with a genuine and kind heart. Though she strives for the redemption and reform of heroes through the Phoenix Project, she secretly dreams of leaving the mask behind to find love and start her own family.
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Sweetalker
Customizable
Sweetalker is an elite superhero employed by the SDN at its downtown Los Angeles branch. He appears as one of the heroes assigned to Robert Robertson during his experience in the SDN Dispatcher Training Module at Pivot.
Appearance
Sweetalker is a large humanoid reptile, with green skin and a bone structure and physical features reminiscent of a carnivorous dinosaur. His profile picture shows him wearing a pink and mauve outfit resembling a t-shirt and suit jacket.
Personality
Despite his intimidating appearance, Sweetalker is a very cheerful and joking hero who prefers to use violence only when necessary, relying on a more diplomatic approach to fighting crime. Knowing what it's like to be judged solely by appearances, he has shown remarkable success in both resolving dangerous situations and promoting the SDN as a model for safer and kinder community policing.
Biography
Sweetalker's personal history, including his origins as a superhero and how he came to be affiliated with the SDN, are unknown. Eventually, he became part of the downtown Los Angeles SDN and was assigned to Phenomaman's team.
Sweetalker participated in a dating show for superheroes and civilians in the season prior to July 2023. He ultimately chose to have a romance with Emily rather than Carla. This was shown on television, much to the dismay of audience members like Malevola, who preferred his relationship with Carla.
During the Red Ring's attack on Torrance, Sweetalker was working with SDN trainees who were beginning to panic. If Team Z successfully helps him, they manage to prevent total panic. If the successful hero is Coupé, the successful outcome is that the trainees are recruited to help fight the Red Ring.
Abilities
Aside from his reptilian physique, he has exceptionally high charisma.
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Equilibrium
Equilibrium is an elite superhero employed by SDN. She appears as one of the heroes assigned to Robert Robertson during his experience in the SDN Dispatcher Training Module at Pivot.
Appearance
Equilibrium is an entity of indeterminate species. Her main form appears to be a collection of white geometric shapes. Although she does not seem to have a clear gender, she speaks in a distinctively feminine tone.
Personality
Hailing from a mysterious dimension beyond the reach of human perception, Equilibrium's true nature is not understood. What cannot be doubted, however, is her firm commitment to the ideals of heroism. Relying on both a sophisticated intellect and a body that can transform, heal, remodel, change size, or alter its molecular properties on the fly, this is one of the best heroes that SDN can offer.
Biography
Equilibrium's personal history is unknown. During the Red Ring's attack on Los Angeles, Equilibrium's goal was to infiltrate the gang. If Team Z manages to help her, they will discover that the Red Ring plans to direct their final attack on SDN headquarters in Torrence.
Abilities
Jack of All Trades: Equilibrium has balanced stats and abilities; "everything in moderation," as she says.
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Brainbook
Brainbook is an elite superheroine employed by SDN. She appears as one of the heroines assigned to Robert Robertson during his experience in the SDN Dispatcher Training Module at Pivot.
Appearance
Brainbook is a Caucasian woman, presumably in her 30s. Unlike most heroes, she does not wear a costume, opting for a professional women's pantsuit and formal shoes. She also wears orange-tinted sunglasses, earrings, and keeps her long black hair in a high ponytail.
Personality
Brainbook's IQ has never been scientifically measured, but it is known to exceed 200, making her possibly the most intelligent human ever. While she possesses extensive training in combat and martial disciplines, Brainbook distinguishes herself from other heroes by her practice of old-fashioned detective and investigative work.
Biography
Brainbook's personal history is unknown. During the Red Ring's attack on the city, Brainbook was trying to convince the mayor to formulate an evacuation plan for Torrence. If a member of Team Z managed to help her, the mayor is convinced and the evacuation proceeds.
Abilities
Superhuman Intelligence.
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Toxic
Toxic is a supervillain and a high-ranking member of the Red Ring.
Appearance
In his normal form, Toxic wears an unbuttoned short-sleeved yellow shirt over a white low-neck undershirt. He has a shaved head and numerous tattoos all over his torso.
When he activates his powers, his body turns completely green, coated in an unknown acidic substance. In this form, he is naked.
Personality
Highly sadistic, Toxic enjoys torturing his opponents, suggesting psychopathy or sociopathy. Despite his cruelty, he is observant of others' feelings, recognizing the complexity of Robert's emotions regarding his father. He often uses the fact that Robert's father is dead to manipulate him. However, his attempts to insult Robert are limited to mentioning Shroud, the Astral Pulse, or his father.
Biography
Toxic was recruited by the Red Ring after Shroud escaped from prison and received cybernetic enhancements that drastically increased his abilities. He is one of the members of the gang that cause havoc in Los Angeles and Torrance.
Abilities
Superhuman durability, transformation, Acidokinesis (manipulation of acid), projection of acid spheres, emission of acid streams, superhuman strength, accelerated regeneration, and flight.
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Phenomaman
Katon-Ur is an alien superhero alias Phenomaman in Dispatch. He was an elite superhero for the Los Angeles branch of the Superheroes Dispatch Network (SDN). After breaking up with Blonde Blazer, he is fired and joins Robert Robertson's Z-Team.
Appearance: Phenomaman has slicked-back brown hair and dark blue eyes. He often wears a mustache or sideburns. He wears a sleeveless blue suit, a red belt, and a red cape with a high yellow collar. He is muscular and his hero suits match Blonde Blazer's.
Personality: Phenomaman is a polite but confident alien. Due to his short time on Earth, he does not understand human traditions well, which caused the end of his relationship with Blonde Blazer. He is often awkward in social situations, tending to give ambiguous compliments or vent his trauma to strangers. After his breakup, he falls into a deep depression and reveals he hates himself.
Biography: He is a humanoid from Urgot-52dc. Before joining the SDN, he worked at Nordstrom Rack, where his colleagues nicknamed him "Dumpy." His post-breakup depression defines much of his story, though he gradually begins to improve if recruited into the team.
Abilities: He possesses alien physiology with superhuman strength, extreme durability, super speed, flight, and the ability to absorb solar energy. He does not appear to require basic human needs such as breathing oxygen.
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Waterboy
Appearance: Waterboy is a tall, lanky young man with reddish-brown hair and gray eyes. He wears a blue and yellow wetsuit and blue swimming goggles. While preparing for his interview, he wears a thin black tie and the collar of a white dress shirt can be seen poking out from the collar of his wetsuit.
Personality: Waterboy is a very kind, honest, and proud SDN worker who enjoys both his job as a janitor and as a hero. However, he is often nervous or gets scared. Following Robert's advice upon being recruited into the Z-Team, Waterboy quickly gains confidence in later episodes, stuttering less and forming clearer sentences.
Waterboy shows concern for others even if they are not close to him. When Chase falls into a coma, Waterboy is visibly affected by the situation and becomes so enraged that he throws a chair at a vending machine.
Despite his confidence issues, he is determined to be a hero and defend those in need. He may doubt himself, but he is not a coward. He literally throws himself into danger for what he cares about and the people he loves. His comfort zone is narrow, but he can step out of it if necessary.
Biography: Waterboy applied for a cleaning job the same day Mecha Man got a job as a dispatcher at SDN. He approached Robert after seeing an SDN ad with Phenomaman, whom Waterboy admires. Waterboy struggles to tie his tie, soaking it in the process, before Mecha Man helps him, explaining his ability to make things "wet". Waterboy realizes Robert is Mecha Man, exclaiming that he initially thought he was dead and that he is small in person. Later that day, he is seen cleaning Robert's computer keyboard after Invisigal smashed it with a donut, revealing he can expel water from his mouth.
Waterboy credits Robert for helping him get his job and leaves a thank you note on Robert's desk days later.
On the next shift, Robert defends Waterboy when he is bullied by Flambae.
If Robert decides to go on a date with Blonde Blazer, Waterboy is seen cleaning a window even though his shift is over.
In episode 7, after Robert leaves Chase's room, he encounters Waterboy in the break room, who expresses his anger at Chase's hospitalization due to Invisigal's actions; he is so angry that he throws a chair at the vending machine, breaking it.
Once the Red Ring approaches the SDN office in Torrance, Waterboy assists in the counterattack. After defeating Shroud, Waterboy is seen putting out fires and celebrating the victory with the Z-Team. The local press interviews Chase and he asks them to point the camera at the Z-Team. When the reporter asks if they have a name, Waterboy is the one to announce it as "Z-Team," and all members present exclaim the name after him.
If chosen for the Z-Team: After the first shift in episode 4, the player has the option to choose Waterboy to fill the spot in the Z-Team left by the team member the player decided to fire in the previous episode. If chosen, he is enthusiastic and grateful, but continues to exhibit nervous behavior throughout the rest of the episode. After the final shift of episode 4, Robert finds him in the janitor's closet, sitting in a bucket filled with water while Robert gives him advice on his stutter and confidence issues. He later thanks Robert for including him in the team with a (wet) box of donuts.
Waterboy goes to The Sardine along with the rest of the Z-Team, where he has trouble walking in front of several villains at the bar before Robert hands him a drink. During the bar fight against the Red Ring, he is the only member of the Z-Team who does not get involved in a fight by choice or force. Afterwards, he joins the Z-Team and Robert for 3 a.m. tacos, asking for compensation for paying for the food.
If Robert reveals himself as Mecha Man to the team, Waterboy briefly confronts Flambae after he attacks Robert, spitting water at him to cancel out his fire attack. When the team decides to reveal their real names, he introduces himself as Herman and mentions his grandmother, who calls him Herm. Waterboy is not present when the Z-Team watches Robert, Royd, and Chase turn on the Mecha Man suit at the start of episode 6 after the reveal, but does attend the party at Robert's house.
After the episode 7 dispatch, Waterboy is present in the meeting room with the other Z-Team members, agreeing with those who want to kick Invisigal off the team as a consequence of her actions.
In episode 8, if he is part of the Z-Team, Waterboy is initially unavailable to be dispatched, as he is captured by the Red Ring and put on a high-speed train before the episode begins. Robert must hack to find Waterboy's location and send members to help him.
If not chosen for the Z-Team: During episode 8, Robert asks Waterboy to help save LA. Although Waterboy is still nervous, he eventually gathers the courage after Robert convinces him that he can be of great help. Robert then asks Galen to help Waterboy prepare for his dispatch.
Abilities: Water ejection: He can expel water from his mouth and, presumably, other parts of his body, as he is seen constantly sweating water. It is strongly suggested that this also includes his anus, as Waterboy can be heard experiencing watery diarrhea when using the bathroom. He is able to expel water with enough force to cover great distances and heights, knock enemies backward, and lift himself to great heights.
Superhuman strength: As a reference to Flambae and Punch Up, he possesses physical strength that exceeds human limitations despite his stature, although he cannot reach his full potential due to a lack of training and self-esteem.
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Shroud
Elliot "Eli" Connors, better known as Shroud, is a former member of the Brave Brigades turned supervillain, leader of the Red Ring, and the main antagonist of Dispatch. Shroud is a man of medium build who wears a long black trench coat and a hood, with wires running from his neck down to his back. Additionally, he uses various implants with bright red details. Shroud wears a metallic skull-shaped mask with a glowing red left eye. As Elliot Connors, he is a man with blue eyes, short brown hair, and a mustache. He presents himself as a calm, methodical, polite, and respectful man; however, under his stoic facade, he is petty, arrogant, cruel, and ambitious. He believes that humanity's natural tendency is to be evil and therefore must be controlled. He possesses cybernetic upgrades and superhuman intelligence, regularly exploiting the weaknesses of other superpowered individuals.
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Lightningstruck
Lightningstruck is a low-level street supervillain, a member of the New Orleans 'Enhanced,' and part of the Red Ring in Dispatch.
He is clearly superior to low-ranking Red Ring Enhanced members, as Shroud has gifted him two Electric Gauntlets that allow him to fire bursts of electrical energy.
For reasons nobody could figure out, he broke into Granny's Donuts. When Invisigal appeared to investigate, they ended up fighting.
Personality
Lightningstruck seems like a conventional villain, focused solely on money rather than big schemes like Shroud. However, that doesn't make him any less dangerous: he was fully willing to use lethal force against Invisigal, even trying to fry her with his gauntlets.
Abilities
Basic Shroud Augmentations: Like all Red Ring Enhanced members, he has Shroud augmentations that make him stronger, faster, and more resilient than a normal human.
Melee Combat: He has some experience in physical combat, being able to put up a good fight against Invisigal.
Electric Gauntlets: Equipped with two gauntlets, they allow him to fire destructive bursts and bolts of electrical energy.
Trivia
Although not confirmed, his abilities could be inspired by the DC Comics villain Electrocutioner, known for using electrically charged gauntlets to commit crimes and fight Batman.
He likely comes from the southern states, as he always speaks with what sounds like a southern accent.
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Brickhouse
Brickhouse is an elite superheroine employed by SDN. She is one of the heroes assigned to Robert Robertson during his experience in the SDN Dispatcher Training Module at Pivot.
Appearance
Brickhouse is a tall, imposingly muscular woman of an indeterminate species, with spiky blond hair and pea-green skin. She typically wears a blue and white leotard, a yellow trench coat, gloves, and orange-tinted glasses as part of her costume.
Personality
She is not one for many words; Brickhouse prefers a tried-and-true method for fighting crime: beating it into complete submission until it stops moving. Her indestructible skin, inexhaustible energy, and unwavering will make her one of SDN's most reliable workers. However, despite her ferocity, Brickhouse is a caring and compassionate person, known for enjoying socializing with her teammates and the wider community outside of her hero duties.
Biography
Brickhouse's personal history, including her origins as a superheroine and how she came to be affiliated with SDN, are unknown.
During the Red Ring attack on Torrence, a bridge is damaged while fighting roadblocks, and Brickhouse works to hold the bridge, requesting Team Z's help to prop it up. If Team Z succeeds, civilians can flee the scene before the bridge collapses.
Abilities
Superhuman strength
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Pom Pom
Pom Pom is an elite superheroine employed by SDN. She appears as one of the heroes assigned to Robert Robertson during his experience in the SDN Dispatcher Training Module at Pivot.
Appearance
Pom Pom is an African American woman, estimated to be between 20 and 30 years old. Her costume is heavily inspired by professional cheerleader attire, including a face mask and a colorful leotard of her own design. She usually wears heavy makeup and wears her hair in a bun with a ribbon.
Personality
What Pom Pom lacks in physical strength, she compensates for with a combination of agility, endurance, and speed that can outclass even the most dangerous criminals. Having reached a level of physical skill that exceeds Olympic standards, she is a fundamental asset to any SDN team. Proving that power is not everything, Pom Pom balances her physique with emotional maturity and impartial judgment: the very ideal of how a superhero should conduct themselves.
Biography
Pom Pom's personal history, including her origins as a superhero, and how she came to be affiliated with SDN, are unknown.
During the Red Ring attack on Torrence, Pom Pom attempts to evacuate civilians and requests help from Team Z. If they are successful, the civilians are escorted to safety.
Abilities
Superhuman speed
Peak human physical performance
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Punch Up
Punch Up, whose real name is Colm, is a character from Dispatch.
He was a villain until participating in Project Phoenix. As part of the program, Punch Up is now a hero who works for SDN under the command of Robert Robertson.
Appearance
He is a short, muscular man with short black hair, a mustache, stubble covering his jaw and chin, and green eyes. He has ear deformities, commonly known as cauliflower ears, caused by blunt force trauma. He has a large rose tattoo on his right forearm and his left forearm is bandaged.
He wears an olive green, tight-fitting short-sleeved shirt tucked into dark maroon pants, held up by brown suspenders with silver metal adjusters.
Personality
Punch Up is a jovial person. What he lacks in height and stature, he makes up for with strength and personality. He enjoys fighting, even when the odds are against him. Even when he loses, he doesn't let defeat break his spirit. The only time he gets frustrated is when Waterboy or Phenomaman are added to the Z-Team roster, as both are difficult to deal with in their own way.
Punch Up can be seen as both confrontational and non-confrontational. The day after Coupé was kicked off the team, he played a prank on Robert by blasting loud pornographic audio on his computer as revenge. At the same time, that same day, he sometimes refuses to be sent on missions and clocks out early respectfully.
Biography
Origins
Little is currently known about Punch Up's past, only that he was once a circus strongman who made a deal with a sorceress. She gave him the strength of ten men, and as his muscles grew, his body shrank, resulting in him possessing the strength of ten men and being half the height of one.
It is very possible that as he became stronger but smaller, Punch Up realized his career as a circus strongman was ruined and he would soon be another member of the freak show. This depressed him, drowning his sorrows in alcohol and venting his anger in legal wrestling rings.
Criminal Sanctions
It is currently unknown how Punch Up obtained charges for assault, probation violation, public intoxication, and second-degree murder.
At some point, Coupé was sent to assassinate Punch Up for an unknown reason. But it is safe to speculate that while intoxicated, Punch Up killed someone by accident and this person must have been someone important, most likely a member of the mafia, which caused his associates to hire or send Coupé to assassinate him.
Punch Up, who was watching Swan Lake while crying and eating a bucket of ice cream because he couldn't find the remote to change the channel and was too depressed to get up from his chair to look for it, noticed her when she came from behind to stab him. He remarked that it must be fate that she was there, since his old costume resembled a ballerina. She tried to stab him after this, but failed due to Punch Up's dense body structure. A fight ensued that eventually led to both having sexual relations. This led to a serious romantic relationship that continued until just before his participation in Project Phoenix.
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Sonar
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Mega-Bat Physiology: Although Sonar possesses bat-like features in his default state, he can transform into a gargantuan monstrous bat, though he cannot control when. He transforms automatically upon returning from missions and, surprisingly, retains his sanity in that form.
Echolocation: Sonar has been seen periodically screaming to identify his surroundings, implying he possesses bat-like echolocation capabilities.
Sonic Scream: Sonar can scream at objects that are easily destructible by this sound.
Flight: Upon gaining wings in his Mega-Bat form, Sonar becomes capable of flight.
Combatant: Especially in his Mega-Bat form, Sonar uses sharp teeth, dagger-like claws, and raw primal strength to effortlessly overwhelm opponents in battle.
Superhuman Strength: Sonar possesses a degree of strength capable of clashing with Mecha Man and damaging Blonde Blazer.
Superhuman Durability: Sonar has tremendous durability; he is able to withstand blows from Mecha Man and Blonde Blazer, as well as having been slashed in the eye.
Former Powers
Energy Beam Emission: After being augmented by Shroud, Sonar can project a highly concentrated red energy beam. It is strong enough to rival Blonde Blazer's beam.
Real name Victor, he is a character in Dispatch.
He was a villain until he participated in the Phoenix Program. As part of the program, Sonar is now a hero working for the SDN under the orders of Robert Robertson.
Biography
Criminal Career
Sonar attended Harvard University and, after graduating, turned to crime. He orchestrated some of the most effective Silicon Valley investment frauds in US history. His other crimes include embezzlement, extortion, drug possession, forgery, fraud, money laundering, perjury, and cyberstalking. During this period, he also became addicted to a variety of controlled substances.
Joining the Superhero Dispatch Network (SDN)
At some point, Sonar was convicted and imprisoned at the California State Prison in Los Angeles County, before being identified as an ideal candidate by the SDN for their experimental Phoenix Program. His custody was transferred to the Torrance branch at the California headquarters, under parole following several financial negotiations.
He was assigned to the Z-Team, managed by Blonde Blazer, and began his career working as a fully established superhero, with his activities monitored and regulated per the ruling of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office.
It appears that before Robert joined the SDN, Sonar began trying to break into the accounts of SDN employees in Torrance, spamming employee emails and even somehow adding an option to enter into the new subscriber extension of the Torrance branch's automated phone line to fund his latest crypto scheme: a blockchain investment called "Screech Coin."
One of his unfortunate victims, whose account he was able to control and redirect his paychecks to "Screech Coin," was Jack from the accounting department, who apparently brought the entire scheme to light and caused "Screech Coin" to be shut down. This caused Jack to call the corporation's newly hired HR representative, Veronica, telling her that if he went missing, she should investigate Sonar first.
Joining the Red Ring
If the player chooses to fire Sonar, he will be recruited by Shroud to take revenge. When Blonde Blazer confronts Shroud, Sonar will be there and make farting noises before Shroud silences him by hitting him with the butt of his weapon.
Sonar would join the rest of the Red Ring to wreak havoc throughout the city before raiding the SDN to obtain Mecha Man's astral pulse.
Sonar would eventually be defeated by the combined effort of Mecha Man and Blonde Blazer. He would then be arrested, where the player would be given the choice to leave him imprisoned or give him another chance.
If the player decides not to give him another chance, he will be sent to prison. If they choose to give him another chance, he will be released under the custody of the Phoenix Program.
Appearance
In his hybrid form, Sonar possesses a tall human body with white skin, but with a bat's head, sharp fangs, large ears, and completely white eyes. He has fluffy gray fur and a pink snout. He often wears a navy blue suit with a red tie and black dress pants.
When he transforms into his Mega-Bat form, Sonar resembles a gigantic, robust, bat-like creature, several times larger than the average human. In this form, his eyes are a deep red, his jaws grow larger and become more terrifying, and his hands develop large, dagger-like claws. Furthermore, he grows large fan-shaped wings that start at his wrists and end lower on his forearms. When not flying, these wings can fold while Sonar walks/crawls or stands.
Personality
On a surface level, Sonar is arrogant; he takes great pride in being a Harvard graduate and, according to his colleagues, cannot stop talking about this fact. He is also aloof. When he fails missions, he claims he didn't try that hard. Despite these negative sides, Sonar still cares about others—not just Malevola—such as by siding with other members to criticize Invisigal when Chase is hospitalized, and stating he would eat someone if Waterboy were dead upon rescuing him. Furthermore, he knows when to set his ego aside, such as by thanking Robert for keeping him on the Z-Team even though it is difficult to express in words.
Sonar seems to take rehabilitation at the SDN seriously as well. When he is excluded from the team, unlike Coupé, whose initial reaction is anger, Sonar feels confused. He takes it as an act of betrayal and allows himself to be recruited by Shroud to fight against the Z-Team and be on the "Me-Team."
Sonar is a frequent user of cocaine and other illicit substances and is open about this fact with those around him, but it seems he may be trying to break the habit as Malevola is his sponsor: someone who previously had a history but overcame her habits and now helps others. Sonar is a huge fan of Willem Vanderstenk, the CEO of VAND-CO, who is considered a certified financial genius.
Sonar does not understand jokes; when Robert Robertson introduces himself only for his team to laugh at his name, Sonar starts repeating "Robert Robertson" trying to understand what is funny about his full name.
As a result of his bat physiology, Sonar enjoys eating insects and small mammals like rats, though he is also capable of eating human food like Twinkies and tacos. He occasionally needs to scream to identify his surroundings through echolocation, and according to Coupé, he frequently relieves himself in the Superhero Dispatch Network headquarters parking lot.
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Prisma
Prisma, real name Alice, is a character from Dispatch. A popular influencer and former villain, she participated in the Phoenix Program. As part of the program, Prisma is now a hero working for the SDN under Robert Robertson.
Biography/Origins: Little is known about her past, though she once told Malevola she never had or knew her father, impacting her emotional development.
Criminal Career: Her powers manifested after a singing contest where she placed second. Believing the winner bribed the judges, she burned the girl's hair, inspiring her first song, "Girl, Your Hair On Fire."
Appearance: A petite Black woman with a chin-length bob (hot pink on the left, turquoise on the right). She has a mole on her right cheek and wears a teal visor. She sports a black bodysuit with gold detailing and long arm-length gloves matching her hair colors.
Personality: A flashy, dramatic, but charismatic diva. She takes her work seriously, shows empathy for her teammates, and is known as a music snob who is surprisingly open to diverse genres.
Abilities: Photokinesis (manipulating light rays to guide, dazzle, or blind), Photoionization (creating plasma barriers or energy blasts), and Hologramkinesis (conjuring realistic holographic entities).
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Malevola
Malevola, full name Malevola Gibb, is a character in Dispatch. She is a participant in the Phoenix Program and a hero available for missions. Being half-demon with a strong personality, she balances her criminal past with her duties as a hero.
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Golem
Golem, real name Bruno, is a character from Dispatch. A construct of clay and mud, he was a villain until joining the Phoenix Project. Now, he is a hero working for the SDN under Robert Robertson.
Appearance: A large monster made of clay, dirt, mud, rocks, and scrap metal. He has a humanoid shape with yellow eyes.
Personality: A gentle, peace-loving giant. He is laid back, often slow to understand jokes, but displays intense emotions when his friends are at risk. He is an animal lover.
Abilities: Morphological being, Earth Mimicry (transportation and stealth), Regenerative Healing, Material Projection (shooting objects), and Fire Resistance.
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Invisigal
Invisigal, real name Courtney, is the deuteragonist of Dispatch. An ex-villain attempting redemption under Robert Robertson. Her visibility power is tied to her breathing, and she manages asthma alongside a complex, cynical personality.
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Flambae
"No, you mechanical bitch. I control the fire... and the flame... and my skin... doesn't burn. I'm Flambae, and you--"
Flambae to Mecha Man in Pivot.
Flambae, whose real name is Chad, is a dispatchable hero in Dispatch. He was a supervillain defeated by Mecha Man until he joined Project Phoenix. He is an active participant and a hero who can be dispatched. As part of the program, Flambae works for the SDN under Robert Robertson.
Biography
Origins
Flambae's past is not well known, other than the fact that he was born under the name Chad in Herat, Afghanistan, on August 20, 1987. He has mentioned that his father was the one who introduced him to arson, and he also has a niece.
Criminal Career
While acting as a supervillain, Flambae's known crimes included arson, assault, and vandalism. During his criminal career, Flambae had a confrontation with Mecha Man, which resulted in Mecha Man cutting off the pinky and ring finger of his right hand with his plasma blade, leaving him with only the proximal phalanges of those fingers.
Joining the Superhero Dispatch Network
Some time after his fight with Mecha Man, Flambae became part of Project Phoenix at the Superhero Dispatch Network. Before Robert Robertson was assigned to Team Z, Flambae was responsible for causing the previous dispatcher to quit after two days by setting his Kia Soul on fire.
Upon noticing Mecha Man at a superhero bar, Flambae attempted to instigate an altercation, resulting in Robert throwing water or alcohol at him.
If water is thrown, Flambae trips in the puddle and hits his front tooth against the bar. If doused with alcohol, his eyebrows eventually get burned off. The next day, Robert sees Flambae entering SDN headquarters, but he hides behind Waterboy. Later, on Robert's first shift at the SDN, Flambae sets fire to a nearby park after being teased by his team for losing to the powerless Mecha Man, forcing Robert to resolve it.
Flambae later meets Robert and Waterboy in the breakroom when Waterboy accidentally drops Flambae's lunch. Upon seeing Flambae physically and verbally abusing Waterboy, Robert threatens to report his behavior to HR and throw out the player’s chosen lunch in retaliation. Blonde Blazer catches Flambae trying to burn Robert while Robert lies about Flambae's "messy eating habits" to cover for him.
When Robert works out in the gym, Flambae helps him, attempting to praise Robert as an important person Team Z doesn't want to lose, though masking it behind mocking insults. After the dispatch, Flambae is present at the villain bar. He consults Robert on whether he should sing like Whitney Houston, but agrees with Robert that he would make a fool of himself. Eventually, he decides to sing Meredith Brooks' "Bitch," but changes the chorus lyrics to insult Robert. He gets involved in the bar fight and joins Team Z, including Robert, for 3 a.m. tacos.
At this point, player decisions affect the next episode's dispatch.
If Robert decides to hide his superhero identity, Flambae is dissatisfied but decides to trust Robert by revealing his real name, which the rest of Team Z follows. He remains available for dispatch but questions why Robert was absent. He arrives late to Robert’s housewarming party, narrowly missing Chase accidentally leaking Robert’s identity.
If Robert decides to reveal his identity, Flambae is enraged and attempts to burn Robert before Golem blocks his attack and Malevola or Waterboy intervene to extinguish his next attempt. Upset by his humiliation, he flees and is unavailable for dispatch. When he arrives late to the housewarming party, he punches Robert, claiming he will need to punch him once a month to release his hate, and insults Robert's apartment.
Flambae is shown to have his eyebrows or tooth back depending on what Mecha Man did in the bar fight.
During the next dispatch, Flambae mentions the possibility of Chase dying, much to the annoyance of others. After the dispatch, all members meet to discuss the consequences of Invisigal. If Robert revealed his identity, Flambae agrees with Golem on allowing Invisigal to remain, but doesn't oppose Robert if he chooses to fire her.
Before the final dispatch, Flambae is initially missing, as the Red Ring has captured him. He is rescued from the refinery. When Shroud arrives, Flambae helps the counterattack. If the player romances Invisigal, she kisses Robert while Team Z watches, and Flambae mocks Robert for it.
Physical Appearance
Flambae is a tall, fit man with dark brown hair tied in a ponytail, with a single lock hanging over his forehead. He is missing the ring and pinky fingers on his right hand. His costume is a tight black suit with an extremely low V-neck, revealing most of his chest and abs. He has flame motifs around the V-neck, hands, and legs.
Personality
Flambae is explosive and hot-tempered. Very proud, he defends himself against the idea of losing to a normal human. He is a pyromaniac who sets fires for fun or stress relief. He also holds long-term grudges. On the other hand, he is willing to accept when he is in the wrong. He is also direct in addressing his concerns, not wanting to avoid difficult topics.
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Coupé
Coupé, whose real name is Janelle, commonly called Coop, is a character from Dispatch. She is a former assassin and villain who joined the Phoenix Program as a hero for hire. Working for the SN under Robert Robertson, her past is defined by her history with Punch Up and her transition from a Mafia-trained killer to a supervised operative. After a chaotic career including stints in ADX Supermax, she joined Team Z. If fired, she may join the Red Circle to enact revenge, though she demonstrates complex layers, including a love for romantic fantasy novels and unexpected moments of vulnerability.
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Chase
Chase, currently known as Star Blazer and formerly known as the superhero Track Star, is a main character. He works as an SDN dispatcher at Dispatch.
Appearance
Chase appears to be an elderly man, but is actually a man in his late 30s trapped in an old man's body. In most appearances, he has an afro hairstyle brushed back and a large mustache, with stark white hair. He has several visible liver spots and prominent forehead wrinkles, thin limbs, and a small but notably protruding belly. He hunches forward most of the time. He wears a yellow sweater over his SDN shirt, black khaki pants, and a belt with a lightning bolt symbol.
In his youth, besides looking more age-appropriate without wrinkles or spots, he wore braids and black hair. He wore a sweater over a white t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. He also wore tinted sunglasses, more for aesthetic than function. As Track Star, he wears a sleeveless red runner suit with white stripes running diagonally from his left shoulder to the right side of his torso and a blue stripe on his left side. He wears blue gloves and a red helmet with silver ear guards and a wind visor.
When transformed into Star Blazer, he maintains most of the appearance but has blonde hair and his afro is styled back more than usual. He wears glasses with orange lenses and gray frames, and a black suit with blue forearms and a yellow lightning bolt symbol that covers the shoulders and wraps around his upper body.
Personality
We joke. We laugh. We suppress our trauma.
—Chase, to Robert Robertson and Blonde Blazer
In his younger years, Chase was mostly laid-back. As a father figure to Robert, he tried to help him cope with his emotions, albeit with questionable comparisons and phrasing.
Being stuck with an elderly appearance that does not match his age has caused Chase to often exhibit a very acerbic demeanor, a result of believing that there is no karma to help. Furthermore, his naive view on Shroud, which resulted in the death of Mecha Man Astral, leads him to view all villains, past and present, as the scum of society. Having a black-and-white concept of what constitutes heroes and villains, this increases his bitterness toward the Z-Team, despite them all doing good and using the Phoenix Program as an opportunity to become better people.
But when Chase is willing to talk, he can find understanding in his own narrow-mindedness, having Robert explain how nuanced Invisigal's situation is in finding the heart to be a hero and comparing it to how he would feel if he didn't have Chase around to keep his sanity. After his conversation with Robert about Invisigal, Chase opens up to giving former villains a second chance at redemption, and this change of heart begins by saving Invisigal from suffocating at the cost of his own life.
He absolutely loves dogs.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Superhuman Speed: Chase has the ability to move 50 times faster than the average human.
Transformation: To confuse Shroud, Blonde Blazer gives his amulet to Chase, as Shroud did not predict that his powers came from an amulet, and that Chase could use his powers in a different way. With the amulet, Chase takes the alias "Star Blazer" and can combine his own power with that of the amulet.
Superhuman Strength: Chase is able to pull a component from Shroud's mecha suit with his bare hands while flying at superhuman speed. He can also pull the Mecha Man suit out of danger.
Superhuman Durability: After defeating Shroud's mecha suit, he evidently has enough energy to defeat more opponents.
Flight: Chase can combine flight with his superhuman speed to strike enemies. He can also direct Flambae's flames around enemies by spinning and redirecting the fire.
Energy Projection: Unseen; most likely a power adopted from the amulet.
Regenerative Healing Factor: Chase can move as he pleases without tiring while using the amulet. It serves to allow Chase to live without falling into a coma while another solution is found.
Superhuman Metabolism: Unseen; most likely a power adopted from the amulet.
Weaknesses
Accelerated Aging: While using his powers, Chase ages 50 times faster than the average human. Blonde Blazer's amulet seems to negate this.
History
As a superhero, Track Star was the youngest member of the Brave Brigades and worked alongside, and later became good friends with, Robert's father, Robert "Robbie" Robertson II, the second Mecha Man "Astral." Because he was the youngest member of the team, he seems to have been stuck babysitting a young Robert Robertson many times. Though he seems to have grown fond of him and formed a strong bond with his co-worker's son.
1999
In 1999, he attended a barbecue at Robbie's house in San Pedro, California. He talked to Astral about how he was thinking about getting an implant from Elliot, to the dismay of the older man, and how he had been buttering the man up for weeks to be first in line to get one. He hears a crash caused by a young Robert Robertson III in the shed where the Mecha Man armor is, but the carefree Astral tells him his son is just tinkering. He then tells Astral that he would vote to let Elliot in, and that he thinks Astral should leave the voting to the people who receive a boost from Elliot's technology. Astral seems to roll his eyes, with Chase reminding him that he got the Astral Pulse from Elliot and asking what about everyone else before the conversation is interrupted by Elliot's arrival.
During a conversation between Elliot and Astral about the possibility of voting him in at the barbecue, Astral tells Elliot a story about his past, which ends with him telling a cousin of his, "That's not how this works." This causes Chase to accidentally spit the beer he was drinking onto the still-fresh implant Elliot had installed on the side of his head. This results in a short circuit that electrocutes the man, who then angrily pushes Chase when he tries to apologize and clean it off with a towel.
He then jokes with Astral that he will now have to be nice to Elliot for weeks. Only to hear in horror that the Mecha Man armor announces it has identified a threat and its defensive protocol has been initiated, with Astral telling him to get out. Using his powers to dash across the yard, Chase is able to knock down the shed door and pull Robert out of the way as the armor activates a shoulder-mounted laser machine gun, although a piece of Robert's ear is torn off by one of the lasers. Both fall to the floor in the shed with Chase asking Robert if he is okay and if his arms hurt. However, the suit is still active, and Chase does his best to pull Robert away from the suit and against himself to protect him, while glaring with a growl at the armor which is now over them with the weapon pointed at them.
However, Astral arrives in time to deactivate the armor. He tells Astral when he checks the two that he thinks he dislocated Robert's arm when he grabbed him, and he is holding Robert against him in his arms when his father tells him, "Get up."
2008
In 2008, Chase had to intervene in a fight between Astral and Elliot after the latter became resentful of Astral after he cancelled the vote to make him an official member of the Brave Brigades five times. With Astral knocking Elliot unconscious and about to land another blow when Chase reti
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Royd
Roy, better known as Royd, is one of Robert Robertson's colleagues in the SDN Dispatch department. Unlike most at SDN, he has known Robert’s secret superhero identity from the start because he is a "need-to-know" person.
Biography
When Roy first arrived on the mainland, he tried to rob a Radio Shack, but Robert Robertson II caught him in the act. They both sat down to talk about technology for an hour before Roy was taken to jail, where he ended up in the Phoenix Program and eventually became one of its most successful participants.
Appearance
Royd is very tall and muscular with long black hair and brown eyes. He has a large tattoo on his right arm. He wears the standard SDN work uniform along with large orange wristbands. When he needs to read documents more closely, he puts on reading glasses.
Personality
Royd is very friendly and kind-hearted. He enjoys making new friends and joking around. His cheerful personality can sometimes lead to awkward situations, such as accidentally revealing Robert's superhero identity. Although he gives the impression of being a bit "simple," he is actually a tech genius capable of developing and repairing the most advanced tech, such as the Mecha Man suit.
Abilities
Superhuman Strength: Royd can easily carry large pieces of the Mecha Man suit. He was also shown to be capable of briefly holding the Mecha suit in place when Robert lost control. Later, he is able to throw Red Ring members around like rag dolls during their assault on the SDN headquarters.
Master Engineer: Royd is an extremely brilliant engineer and robotics technician, allowing him to work on restoring the Mecha Man armor. Furthermore, he modified most of the armor's components and upgraded them, gaining new weapon arsenals and surpassing its predecessor.
Trivia
Because three other workers at SDN are also named Roy, he tends to call himself "Royd" to differentiate himself, though he is not sure how this came about.
Based on his tattoo and use of Hawaiian Creole vocabulary, it is likely that Royd comes from the Polynesia region, with American Samoa being his most likely birthplace.
Originally, Royd was going to be a deployable character more involved with the Z-Team. Royd was initially designed to have a transformation power that increased his size and strength, but this was later changed during development, which explains why the Royd we see on the Dispatch banner is the same one we see in promotional images.
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Lana
Lana is one of Robert Robertson's office colleagues in the SDN shipping department. She comes from another galaxy and works in the SDN mailroom.
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Galen
Galen is one of Robert Robertson's office colleagues in the SDN Dispatch department. He is from Florida and has super-hearing, which allows him to...
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Robert Robertson III
Robert Robertson III, also known as Mecha Man or Mecha Man Blue, is the protagonist of the game Dispatch.
**History**
After inheriting the legacy of his grandfather (the original Mecha Man) and his father ('Astral'), Robert serves as a superhero despite having no innate powers. He spent his fortune maintaining the suit. Throughout his career, he maimed the villain Flambae and pursued Shroud, his father's killer. After being gravely wounded in an ambush, his suit was destroyed, leaving him at a crossroads. He was later recruited by Blonde Blazer to join the Superhero Dispatch Network (SDN) to coordinate the 'Z-Team', a group of former villains.
**Appearance**
Robert is a lean, athletic man in his thirties with short reddish-brown hair, brown eyes, and freckles. He has scars and is missing a portion of the top of his right ear. He usually wears a blue shirt with the SDN logo.
**Personality**
Apathetic, world-weary, and sarcastic, Robert is a man defined by his isolation. He struggles with seasonal depression and a fatalistic outlook, viewing his death in the suit as a 'family tradition.' However, as he bonds with colleagues like Blonde Blazer and Invisigal, his character begins to evolve beyond his heroic duty.
**Powers and Abilities**
Robert possesses no natural superpowers. His combat effectiveness depends entirely on his technological mastery, expert engineering, and tactical leadership. While wearing his armor, he gains superhuman strength, durability, flight, and access to an arsenal of energy weapons. Outside of the suit, he is an expert hand-to-hand combatant with an exceptionally high pain tolerance.
