Imperilus
| Imperilus is a dimension-jumping anti-hero created by Scott Eiler. His favorite music is Rob Zombie. | |
| Alter Ego: | Gjallar Johanssen |
| Aliases: | The Avenging and/or Exterminating Son |
| Primary Writer: | Scott Eiler |
| Status: | Formerly active in the Superhuman World, currently active in Looniverse-20 |
| Usability: | General Use |
History
Imperilus was involved in a lot of Superhuman World history – often the more squalid parts.
Then Psychovant the Duck dumped him in the LNH HQ, just to see what happens when a big superpowered Swedish wrestler has to take on sabertooth tigers. Upon entering the Looniverse, he became the host of the Determination Force, allowing him to punch significantly above his weight. He ended up taking on not just the tigers, but the Black Halo, Mashup Laq and DNSDaemon!
Then the dimensions shifted again, and the Determination Force separated from him. Imperilus found himself in a new world facing a different kind of opponent...
Personality
Imperilus loves a fight. Kind of a midlevel shonen antagonist (who sometimes gets powered up beyond that).
His personality tends to fluctuate around a bit as different writers get different and mutating ideas about what to do with him. He is beginning to realize this and is Not Happy.
Powers and Abilities
Imperilus is about the maximum Swedish wrestler you could ever conceive. That puts him at about half maximum Looniverse strength levels. But he can give any hero or villain a good fight. So he might thrash many smaller ones at once. He seems immune to minor penetration wounds, such as sabertooth bites.
For a time the Determination Force boosted his power considerably, then he lost it. But now the leveling-up granted to him by the Master of Dungeons seems to be powering him back up again...
Appearance
Big Swedish brawler.
Appearances
Imperilus originates outside of LNH continuity, in the Superhuman World imprint.
- The 2014 RACCies
- Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths! #17-#19, 6pi (October 2020B), 6pi III.2, 6pi.VI.6, 34, 46 add-on, 47
- Post-Metal Doomcore #2-3
