Vince had merely come in, undressed, and gotten into bed." Unlike the others, he hadn’t had any large revelations about his roommates or sudden fears about the day to grapple with.
Establishing Character Moment: A very subtle one, but after the former powereds are getting back from their first year special orientation, Vince is the only one who is asleep, because he has such a simple mindset. If he has truly set his sights on doing something, you're only way to stop him is knock him out and keep him that way. 
Determinator: Another one of his biggest traits. Culture Blind: He is utterly guileless. It costs his team the win in the match against Chad's team because his opponent was Selena, and he Would Not Hit a Girl. Condescending Compassion: His greatest flaw is that he will never make a serious effort against anyone he perceives to be in any way weaker than himself, even when doing so is actively detrimental to his goals. Chronic Hero Syndrome: One of his biggest traits, which we see first when he volunteers to look after Hershel/Roy. If there were a Most Likely To Pass ranking, Vince would be at the top of the list from day 1. The Cape: Vince is is kind, idealistic, helpful and always believes the best of everyone. Beware the Nice Ones: Vince is incredibly kind-hearted to everyone he meets, right up until you threaten his friends. Bromantic Foil: To his best friend Nick Nick's a ruthless Nominal Hero who trusts no one and is only Obfuscating Stupidity when he's really a Manipulative Bastard. After becoming a Hero he goes by the name Jack of All. Vince is far and away the most idealistic of the Melbrook gang. 
A silver haired young man with energy absorption powers.
0 kommentar(er)
