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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, the Superior Civil War comes to an end as the Light and Dark Superiors come to a compromise over who gets dominion over the Earth. Both sides will share control and will subjugate humanity under the Superior Genus (as one unified race). Their invasion will be carried out by the joint effort of two human children. One is placed under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her Dark Mistress' command to not kill Spectrum, the Light Superior's top warrior, Harbinger receives a Darkside power staff.
Myanna, who tried to electrocute Spectrum in defiance of the Mistress' orders, is exiled along with the rest of her familial faction known as the Towers.
Myanna, who tried to electrocute Spectrum in defiance of the Mistress' orders, is exiled along with the rest of her familial faction known as the Towers.
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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, the Superior Civil War comes to an end as the Light and Dark Superiors come to a compromise over who gets dominion over the Earth. Both sides will share control and will subjugate humanity under the Superior Genus "Superior Genus" (as one unified race). Their invasion will be carried out by the joint effort of two human children. One is placed under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her Dark Mistress' command to not kill Spectrum, the Spectrum (the Light Superior's top warrior, warrior), Harbinger receives a Darkside power staff.
Myanna,who tried for trying to electrocute Spectrum in defiance of the Mistress' orders, is exiled along with the rest of her familial faction known as the Towers.
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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, the Superior Civil War comes to an end as the Light and Dark Superiors come to a compromise over who gets dominion over the Earth. Both sides will share control and will subjugate humanity under the Superior Genus (as one unified race). Their invasion will be carried out by two human children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill the Light Superior's top warrior Spectrum in battle, the Dark Mistress (leader of the Dark Superiors) gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff. Myanna, who tried to electrify Spectrum to death, is exiled by Harbinger along with the rest of her familial faction, the Towers.
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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, the Superior Civil War comes to an end as the Light and Dark Superiors come to a compromise over who gets dominion over the Earth. Both sides will share control and will subjugate humanity under the Superior Genus (as one unified race). Their invasion will be carried out by the joint effort of two human children, one children. One is placed under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her Dark Mistress' command to not kill Spectrum, the Light Superior's top warrior Spectrum in battle, the Dark Mistress (leader of the Dark Superiors) gives warrior, Harbinger receives a Darkside power staff. staff.
Myanna, who tried toelectrify electrocute Spectrum to death, in defiance of the Mistress' orders, is exiled by Harbinger along with the rest of her familial faction, faction known as the Towers.
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'''"Fresh Recruits" (Training Room 16)''': Suki Deluxe, recently recruited to Elite Force and still known as Suki Tanaka, is set to fight against Nina Hellfire, then a rookie as well. The two seem equally matched at first, but Suki manages to pull out in the end. Receiving her 20th win after Nina forfeits, Suki is gifted her iconic purple uniform. But moments after her victory is affirmed, Nina strikes from behind and warns Suki to watch her back even in victory.
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'''"Fresh Recruits" (Training Room 16)''': Suki Deluxe, recently recruited to Elite Force and still known as Suki Tanaka, is set to fight against Nina Hellfire, then a rookie as well. The two seem equally matched at first, but Suki manages to pull out in the end. Receiving her 20th win after Nina forfeits, Suki is gifted her iconic purple uniform. But moments after her victory win is affirmed, Nina strikes from behind and warns Suki to watch her back even in victory.
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'''"Power & Liberty" (Training Room 6)''': Powerstar takes on Captain Liberty in a battle of the sexes. The Captain, bitter about the promotion of female heroes, sets out to make an example of Powerstar and send a message to Elite Force about their "feminist agenda" but is brutally beaten down.
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'''"Power & Liberty" (Training Room 6)''': Powerstar takes on Captain Liberty in a battle of the sexes. The Captain, bitter about the promotion of female heroes, heroes within Elite Force, sets out to make an example of Powerstar and send a message to Elite Force the organization about what he considers to be their "feminist agenda" but agenda". He is brutally beaten down.down for his trouble.
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'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy to satiate his hunger and relieve her of her seizures. Powerstar is initially reluctant, but John and adds that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. With that caveat, she reluctantly agrees.
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'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John slowly drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver super-charged punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing ever expanding power reserve. reserve.
He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy in order to satiate hishunger and relieve own hunger, while also relieving her of her seizures. Powerstar is initially reluctant, but John and adds that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. With that caveat, she reluctantly agrees.
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'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)''': Powerstar has been getting her power regularly drained by John at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished.
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'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)''': Powerstar has been getting her power regularly drained by John at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished. Elite Force learns of the encounter and are concerned.
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'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent against Bluebird, still a rookie but among the top heroes not on active duty, in a submission match. While initially a one-sided battle with Powerstar throwing full powered punches at Bluebird, her energy levels quickly subside, and the tides turn. Bluebird manages to defeat Powerstar and force her to submit. Powerstar's defeat comes as a major shock to Elite Force and as a result she is removed from active duty for further training.
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'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent set to fight in a submission match against Bluebird, who while still a rookie but is among the top heroes not on active duty, in a submission match. duty. While initially a one-sided battle with Powerstar throwing full powered her super-charged punches at a defenseless Bluebird, her energy levels quickly subside, and the tides turn. turn.
Bluebird manages to defeat Powerstar and force her to submit. Powerstar's defeat comes as a major shock to Elite Force and as a result she is removed from active duty for further training.
Bluebird manages to defeat Powerstar and force her to submit. Powerstar's defeat comes as a major shock to Elite Force and as a result she is removed from active duty for further training.
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'''"Hornet Strikes" (Season 1, Episode 3)''': Golden Hornet chases a purse thief into an abandoned building only to realize she's been lured into a trap by two Red Mist operatives, Mr. Black and Ms. White, fraternal twins coerced into Red Mist's service due to their shared affliction with a medical condition that renders them intangible for moments at a time. The twins are tasked with unmasking Golden Hornet before the world in return for a cure to their condition, however during the ensuing fight, Golden Hornet fatally stabs Ms. White with her stinger causing her to disappear indefinity.
Mr. Black flies into a rage and beats Golden Hornet before tearing off her mask. The entire encounter was taped, and the footage is used to expose Golden Hornet's identity and paint her as a as a murder.
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'''"Infiltration" (Season 1, Episode 6)''': John Roman enlists the help of Leadfoot to infiltrate Elite Force's training facility and kidnap Suki Deluxe. The pair are successful in their efforts and strap her with a mind control collar. They condition her to think she is Ms. White in order to
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'''"Death of Elite Force" (Season 1, Episode 7)''':
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'''"Freedom's End" (Season 1, Episode 9)''':
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'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)"''': #1)''': Powerstar has been getting her power regularly drained by John at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished.
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'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantly agrees.
'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)"''': Powerstar has been getting her power drained by John for a while at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished.
'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent against Bluebird, still a rookie but among the top
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'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy
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'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)"''': Powerstar has been getting her power regularly drained by John
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'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent against Bluebird, still a rookie but among the
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'''"Angel's Ordeal" (Season 1, Episode 2)''': Angel, under her secret identity as TV presenter Maria Nemanikhin, visits a secret Elite Force training facility in Germany's Black Forest to shoot an expose on the organization for her show. Dr. Richard Humble, the head training coordinator, allows her to participate in a mock training sequence to show its ins and outs. Maria suits up and begins, but quickly realizes that she is in great danger while fighting against the training drone. After a grueling ordeal, Maria debriefs with Dr. Humble. Using her powers of mind control, Maria forces Dr. Humble to overlook her poor performance in training program and offer her a position in Elite Force.
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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, as the Superior Civil War over control of the Earth winds down, Spectrum (one of the Light Superior's best soldiers at the time) is ambushed by Harbinger and Myanna. The two Dark Superiors are little match for her at first, but after extending her powers too thin, Spectrum is severely beaten. Mayanna pins her to a wall and begins electrocuting her, a direct violation of her leader's orders to keep her alive. Harbinger tries to intercede but is unable to change her partner's mind. Moments from killing Spectrum, the voice of the Dark Superior's leader, the Dark Mistress, breaks through and commands Myanna to stop.///
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and that a compromise has been met where both the Light and Darksides will share dominion over the Earth. The invasion will be carried out by two children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill Spectrum, the Dark Mistress gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff and exiles Myanna and her familial faction, the Towers.
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and that a compromise has been met where both the Light and Darksides will share dominion over the Earth. The invasion will be carried out by two children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill Spectrum, the Dark Mistress gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff and exiles Myanna and her familial faction, the Towers.
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'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, as the Superior Civil War over control of the Earth winds down, Spectrum (one of comes to an end as the Light Superior's best soldiers at the time) is ambushed by Harbinger and Myanna. The two Dark Superiors are little match for her at first, but after extending her powers too thin, Spectrum is severely beaten. Mayanna pins her come to a wall and begins electrocuting her, a direct violation of her leader's orders to keep her alive. Harbinger tries to intercede but is unable to change her partner's mind. Moments from killing Spectrum, the voice of the Dark Superior's leader, the Dark Mistress, breaks through and commands Myanna to stop.///
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and thata compromise has been met where both the Light and Darksides will share over who gets dominion over the Earth. The Both sides will share control and will subjugate humanity under the Superior Genus (as one unified race). Their invasion will be carried out by two human children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill Spectrum, the Light Superior's top warrior Spectrum in battle, the Dark Mistress (leader of the Dark Superiors) gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff and exiles Myanna and staff. Myanna, who tried to electrify Spectrum to death, is exiled by Harbinger along with the rest of her familial faction, the Towers.
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and that
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'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantly agrees.
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'''"Power & Liberty" (Training Room 6)''': Powerstar takes on Captain Liberty in a battle of the sexes. The Captain, bitter about the promotion of female heroes, sets out to make an example of Powerstar and send a message to Elite Force about their "feminist agenda" but is brutally beaten down.
'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantlyagrees.agrees.
'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)"''': Powerstar has been getting her power drained by John for a while at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished.
'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent against Bluebird, still a rookie but among the top
'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantly
'''"Close Encounter" (Comic Issue #1)"''': Powerstar has been getting her power drained by John for a while at this point and is operating at a considerably lower level. She faces off against two thugs that would usually be easy work for her and gets demolished.
'''"Downfall" (Training Room 12)''': Powerstar, after failing to meet her duties for over a week, is sent back to the training room to assess her capabilities. She is sent against Bluebird, still a rookie but among the top
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!!Pre-Series
'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, as the Superior Civil War over control of the Earth winds down, Spectrum (one of the Light Superior's best soldiers at the time) is ambushed by Harbinger and Myanna. The two Dark Superiors are little match for her at first, but after extending her powers too thin, Spectrum is severely beaten. Mayanna pins her to a wall and begins electrocuting her, a direct violation of her leader's orders to keep her alive. Harbinger tries to intercede but is unable to change her partner's mind. Moments from killing Spectrum, the voice of the Dark Superior's leader, the Dark Mistress, breaks through and commands Myanna to stop.///
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and that a compromise has been met where both the Light and Darksides will share dominion over the Earth. The invasion will be carried out by two children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill Spectrum, the Dark Mistress gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff and exiles Myanna and her familial faction, the Towers.
!!Season 1
'''"Fresh Recruits" (Training Room 16)''': Suki Deluxe, recently recruited to Elite Force and still known as Suki Tanaka, is set to fight against Nina Hellfire, then a rookie as well. The two seem equally matched at first, but Suki manages to pull out in the end. Receiving her 20th win after Nina forfeits, Suki is gifted her iconic purple uniform. But moments after her victory is affirmed, Nina strikes from behind and warns Suki to watch her back even in victory.
'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantly agrees.
'''"Making the Peace" (Season 4, Episode 8)''': Sometime in the late 1960s, as the Superior Civil War over control of the Earth winds down, Spectrum (one of the Light Superior's best soldiers at the time) is ambushed by Harbinger and Myanna. The two Dark Superiors are little match for her at first, but after extending her powers too thin, Spectrum is severely beaten. Mayanna pins her to a wall and begins electrocuting her, a direct violation of her leader's orders to keep her alive. Harbinger tries to intercede but is unable to change her partner's mind. Moments from killing Spectrum, the voice of the Dark Superior's leader, the Dark Mistress, breaks through and commands Myanna to stop.///
She notifies the three Superiors that the Civil War has ended and that a compromise has been met where both the Light and Darksides will share dominion over the Earth. The invasion will be carried out by two children, one under the custody of the Light (Celestia) and the other under the Dark (Miss Freedom). For adhering to her command to not kill Spectrum, the Dark Mistress gives Harbinger a Darkside power staff and exiles Myanna and her familial faction, the Towers.
!!Season 1
'''"Fresh Recruits" (Training Room 16)''': Suki Deluxe, recently recruited to Elite Force and still known as Suki Tanaka, is set to fight against Nina Hellfire, then a rookie as well. The two seem equally matched at first, but Suki manages to pull out in the end. Receiving her 20th win after Nina forfeits, Suki is gifted her iconic purple uniform. But moments after her victory is affirmed, Nina strikes from behind and warns Suki to watch her back even in victory.
'''"The Beginning" (Season 1, Episode 1)''': Powerstar is sent to arrest John Roman (then going under the alias Rain), a criminal suspected of human trafficking. Expecting it to be a simple job, Powerstar begins to grow weaker as John drains her energy during the fight. Eventually he is able to deliver punches on par with Powerstar and defeats her handily. While Powerstar writhes on the ground, John explains that he knows her true identity and that she suffers from debilitating seizures on account of her always growing power reserve. He offers her a deal to periodically syphon her energy adding that he will kill her friends and family if she refuses. Powerstar reluctantly agrees.
