App ☠ Brock Rumlow ☠ Little Hades
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Name: Kuro
Age: 28
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💀 Character Information
Name: Brock Rumlow
Canon: Marvel Cinematic Universe
Canon Point: Post Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Age: 40s
Description: Rumlow is a man of slightly above average stature but remarkable build. With well developed muscle tone and a high and tight haircut with some length on the top, he clearly fits a militaristic image. Dark hair, deep set hazel eyes and a crop of stubble that seldom leaves his face completes the rugged look. Due to the manner of his death, however, his face and body have warped burn scars on them, marring his once handsome appearance. More often than not, Rumlow is seen in dark clothing, practical attire that he can get into a fight in, if necessary. However, if the occasion calls for it, he cleans up nicely.
Physical changes: A pair of two inch horns growing from his forehead, black in coloration.
Powers: Being a complete asshole. Otherwise, none.
History: Link WARNING: SPOILERS FOR CIVIL WAR. History only taken from pre-Winter Soldier timeline until the end of film.
Hell Status: Hell Newbie.
What Brings Them To Hell: Rumlow, during his living days, was a member of an organization known as HYDRA, a former splinter group from the Nazi Party. Their goal in his day and age is to control the world, deemed too chaotic to function without their guiding hand. Rumlow's job was to be an undercover agent within SHIELD (an organization meant to protect the world), and help facilitate HYDRA's agenda by working on SHIELD's STRIKE team. After working closely with Captain America, once HYDRA was revealed, Rumlow betrayed his former CO and fought and tried to kill his team before they could stop the culmination of HYDRA's efforts to annihilate their enemies. In this reality, Rumlow died being crushed by the collapsing SHIELD headquarters. Rumlow was merciless in his endeavors to accomplish HYDRA's intended mission and generally unfeeling when it came to either betraying his allies or perpetuating the systematic torture of a friend of said ally. Hence, kind of an asshole.
The Pitch: Welcome to Hell, you say? Well, here is a fine gentlemen that fits right into this whole sordid affair. Meet Brock Rumlow, de facto leader of STRIKE, a loyal member of the extremist Nazi splinter group called HYDRA, and one of the best undercover agents the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever seen. He is a bad man doing what he believes is the right thing; who's performed the difficult, dirty jobs that any ruthless leader of a military arm of the government would do in order to make the world a 'better' place. While his ultimate loyalty is to HYDRA, his skill lies in working on both sides, maintaining rapport with his SHIELD allies and Captain America in particular.
But nothing's personal for Rumlow. His betrayal of SHIELD is seamless, switching from ally to enemy without even a flicker of doubt. Yet even so, he remains a professional, understanding HYDRA's end goal well enough that he knows how to point his gun and when to pull the trigger. It's evident his competence is clearly valued. HYDRA would never have put him in such a prime position, so close to someone who would be ready to tear them down in an instant if revealed.
Partnering him with Steve Rogers was a risk, one that Rumlow embraced, cultivating a camaraderie with the man while lying through his teeth about who and what he really was. His impeccable ability to dissemble, to play the role, to manipulate anyone and everyone he comes across is truly his forte. That uncanny ability to chameleon himself into whatever situation is necessary allows him to become so skilled at undercover work.
Utilizing these abilities, Rumlow works HYDRA's agenda by any means necessary. Killing people is easy when you justify it with a lofty goal like world peace. Even if the number of people rises into the millions, as Rumlow was prepared to do in support of Project INSIGHT. Threatening unarmed personnel at gunpoint is all in a day's work and Rumlow is never anything but 100% committed to the cause, even when he's got a gun pointed at his own head in turn.
In the end, all that dry wit and charm belies an unrepentant killer, a conspirator and a traitor. In Hell, Rumlow might not have HYDRA, but he still has all that they gave him. Like a snake, he'll just slither into the prime position he desires, waiting to strike.
Setting Fit: Adaption is key, and luckily, it’s a trait Rumlow has in spades. Hell is going to be real different from what he’s used to. Without the leadership of HYDRA, he’ll be a free agent, with no agenda to work but his own. While aiming towards getting a decent grasp on how things work in town, he’ll likely start to collect individuals of interest – either those he believes might prove trustworthy (or as trustworthy as one gets in Hell) or those he might use to gain one thing or another. He’s used to structure, however, and while he might enjoy his ‘freedom’ such as he has it, eventually the need for a more organized system will call.
Whether that’s infiltrating the ranks of the prominent Brimstone Corporation or creating a rival group of his own, Rumlow is sure to find some way to plant the seed of HYDRA once again. He’ll talk to people, weed out those unworthy and gather the ones whose influence or skills might benefit. Rumlow will work at the front of the line or in the shadows, whatever it takes to build his circle. He won’t balk at living a double life. He’ll enjoy manipulating those who might not take to his darker side with a more accommodating persona, all the while blatantly showing how awful he can truly be to those seduced by such actions.
In all likelihood, the buildup will be slow, methodical. Rumlow knows the value of being careful, and won’t try anything grandiose unless the timing is right. As much as he enjoys violence, the insidious approach is often the more successful. To be sure, Hell will have something coming, with Rumlow in town.
Samples: sample 1 sample 2
Name: Kuro
Age: 28
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💀 Character Information
Name: Brock Rumlow
Canon: Marvel Cinematic Universe
Canon Point: Post Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Age: 40s
Description: Rumlow is a man of slightly above average stature but remarkable build. With well developed muscle tone and a high and tight haircut with some length on the top, he clearly fits a militaristic image. Dark hair, deep set hazel eyes and a crop of stubble that seldom leaves his face completes the rugged look. Due to the manner of his death, however, his face and body have warped burn scars on them, marring his once handsome appearance. More often than not, Rumlow is seen in dark clothing, practical attire that he can get into a fight in, if necessary. However, if the occasion calls for it, he cleans up nicely.
Physical changes: A pair of two inch horns growing from his forehead, black in coloration.
Powers: Being a complete asshole. Otherwise, none.
History: Link WARNING: SPOILERS FOR CIVIL WAR. History only taken from pre-Winter Soldier timeline until the end of film.
Hell Status: Hell Newbie.
What Brings Them To Hell: Rumlow, during his living days, was a member of an organization known as HYDRA, a former splinter group from the Nazi Party. Their goal in his day and age is to control the world, deemed too chaotic to function without their guiding hand. Rumlow's job was to be an undercover agent within SHIELD (an organization meant to protect the world), and help facilitate HYDRA's agenda by working on SHIELD's STRIKE team. After working closely with Captain America, once HYDRA was revealed, Rumlow betrayed his former CO and fought and tried to kill his team before they could stop the culmination of HYDRA's efforts to annihilate their enemies. In this reality, Rumlow died being crushed by the collapsing SHIELD headquarters. Rumlow was merciless in his endeavors to accomplish HYDRA's intended mission and generally unfeeling when it came to either betraying his allies or perpetuating the systematic torture of a friend of said ally. Hence, kind of an asshole.
The Pitch: Welcome to Hell, you say? Well, here is a fine gentlemen that fits right into this whole sordid affair. Meet Brock Rumlow, de facto leader of STRIKE, a loyal member of the extremist Nazi splinter group called HYDRA, and one of the best undercover agents the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever seen. He is a bad man doing what he believes is the right thing; who's performed the difficult, dirty jobs that any ruthless leader of a military arm of the government would do in order to make the world a 'better' place. While his ultimate loyalty is to HYDRA, his skill lies in working on both sides, maintaining rapport with his SHIELD allies and Captain America in particular.
But nothing's personal for Rumlow. His betrayal of SHIELD is seamless, switching from ally to enemy without even a flicker of doubt. Yet even so, he remains a professional, understanding HYDRA's end goal well enough that he knows how to point his gun and when to pull the trigger. It's evident his competence is clearly valued. HYDRA would never have put him in such a prime position, so close to someone who would be ready to tear them down in an instant if revealed.
Partnering him with Steve Rogers was a risk, one that Rumlow embraced, cultivating a camaraderie with the man while lying through his teeth about who and what he really was. His impeccable ability to dissemble, to play the role, to manipulate anyone and everyone he comes across is truly his forte. That uncanny ability to chameleon himself into whatever situation is necessary allows him to become so skilled at undercover work.
Utilizing these abilities, Rumlow works HYDRA's agenda by any means necessary. Killing people is easy when you justify it with a lofty goal like world peace. Even if the number of people rises into the millions, as Rumlow was prepared to do in support of Project INSIGHT. Threatening unarmed personnel at gunpoint is all in a day's work and Rumlow is never anything but 100% committed to the cause, even when he's got a gun pointed at his own head in turn.
In the end, all that dry wit and charm belies an unrepentant killer, a conspirator and a traitor. In Hell, Rumlow might not have HYDRA, but he still has all that they gave him. Like a snake, he'll just slither into the prime position he desires, waiting to strike.
Setting Fit: Adaption is key, and luckily, it’s a trait Rumlow has in spades. Hell is going to be real different from what he’s used to. Without the leadership of HYDRA, he’ll be a free agent, with no agenda to work but his own. While aiming towards getting a decent grasp on how things work in town, he’ll likely start to collect individuals of interest – either those he believes might prove trustworthy (or as trustworthy as one gets in Hell) or those he might use to gain one thing or another. He’s used to structure, however, and while he might enjoy his ‘freedom’ such as he has it, eventually the need for a more organized system will call.
Whether that’s infiltrating the ranks of the prominent Brimstone Corporation or creating a rival group of his own, Rumlow is sure to find some way to plant the seed of HYDRA once again. He’ll talk to people, weed out those unworthy and gather the ones whose influence or skills might benefit. Rumlow will work at the front of the line or in the shadows, whatever it takes to build his circle. He won’t balk at living a double life. He’ll enjoy manipulating those who might not take to his darker side with a more accommodating persona, all the while blatantly showing how awful he can truly be to those seduced by such actions.
In all likelihood, the buildup will be slow, methodical. Rumlow knows the value of being careful, and won’t try anything grandiose unless the timing is right. As much as he enjoys violence, the insidious approach is often the more successful. To be sure, Hell will have something coming, with Rumlow in town.
Samples: sample 1 sample 2
