Player nickname: Jasmine Player LJ:chinese_lily Way to contact you: Email: chinese_blossom@hotmail.com, astra.lee25@gmail.com
Are you at least 15?: Yes! Current Characters: None
Character: Wade Wilson, pre weapon XI Fandom: X-Men Origins movieverse Character Notes: History: Little is known about the Wade Wilson we meet in X-Men: Origins. He’s a mercenary hired by William Stryker for a special mutant team. The film doesn’t reveal much about his life before joining Stryker, so I’ll take bits and pieces from comic canon for more depth:
Wade Wilson’s father was an army general. His mother, occupation unknown, had a terminal illness and eventually died from lung cancer. After this, Wade’s father entered a downward spiral of alcoholism and began behaving abusively towards Wade. However, this came to an abrupt end when Wade’s father was killed in a bar fight. Wade had reached the age of 17 by this point, and shortly after his father’s death, he left high school and enrolled in the army, joining the Special Forces.
This didn’t last for very long either, due to Wade’s chronic inability to respect any sort of authority. He fell into mercenary work, and developed a reputation as an expert swordsman and martial artist (this is shown in the film).
First and foremost, Wade’s authority problem makes him cocky and sarcastic. He’s also extremely talkative, and never seems to run out of things to say, even when no one around cares to listen.
Despite his veneer of the cocky, motor-mouthed mercenary, Wade has a violent streak and truly enjoys using his weapons to their best effect and taking lives. This is why William Stryker picked him for the special team, although he’s constantly irritated by Wade’s wisecracks.
We also see evidence of Wade’s rather mean streak in a scene in X-Men: Origins when, with a smirk, he tells the members of Team X about ruining his ex-girlfriend’s wedding.
Other:
Should I be accepted, I’ll be playing Wade Wilson as a member of Team X, before volunteering for the Weapon XI program.
It should also be noted that Wade seems to have a knack for languages: he is seen in the film as speaking a remote African dialect, which alludes to his extensive travelling and mercenary work.
See also:
Link to character spot on youtube – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsB_2LjI7so Link to Wiki article (scroll down to film section) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadpool_(comics)
First Person (entry type): Well, when Stryker told me he was putting together a special team, I wasn’t sure what he meant by “special.” That word doesn’t cover the Thundercats reject who needs a bath, the African-American who thinks he’s a member of Lone Star, or the brick shithouse who appears to wear his heart, quite literally, on his sleeve.
Not sure what to make of Logan. Guy keeps himself to himself, seems friendly enough, although something makes me wonder what he’s doing here.
Make the most of it, I guess. Stryker promised two things: exotic places, and people to kill. That’s my kind of trip.
Anyway, signing off now. I’ve just discovered my ex-girlfriend’s planning her wedding. How to make a memorable entrance…
Third Person: “If it weren’t for that mouth on you Wade, you’d be the perfect soldier.”
Barely controlling the urge to sneer, Wade performed a mockery of a salute at William Stryker’s back. God, he’d never met a man who needed to be laid as much as Colonel Stryker did. His shirts and jackets were always starched; Wade would bet money that the man even combed his pubic hair. What a straight-laced bore. Men like him were the reason Wade had left good ol’ Uncle Sam in the first place.
Still, he didn’t have too much reason to complain. He looked around him at the piles of dead and dying men in the sterile grey room. He’d done that – hacked limbs, stopped bullets, sliced flesh. The chaos of destruction was what he lived for. All he needed were his blades and the clothes on his back.
Wade tuned back in to the action in the room just as Stryker was informed about the black rock he seemed fascinated with. It looked as if they were on the move again. And not a moment too soon.
I'm sorry but this application was rejected; While your application was for the most part spot on, there were some issues with voice and points that feel inaccurate in the history that lead us to pick the other application; That being said, you have a very good grasp on him and with some practice it would be perfect. ♥ I really encourage you to try to pick him up somewhere because I think you could really grow into this character!
Also, if you'd like to apply here again, I won't hold this against your 2-month-limit. :0
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Player LJ:
Way to contact you:
Email: chinese_blossom@hotmail.com, astra.lee25@gmail.com
Are you at least 15?: Yes!
Current Characters: None
Character: Wade Wilson, pre weapon XI
Fandom: X-Men Origins movieverse
Character Notes:
History:
Little is known about the Wade Wilson we meet in X-Men: Origins. He’s a mercenary hired by William Stryker for a special mutant team. The film doesn’t reveal much about his life before joining Stryker, so I’ll take bits and pieces from comic canon for more depth:
Wade Wilson’s father was an army general. His mother, occupation unknown, had a terminal illness and eventually died from lung cancer. After this, Wade’s father entered a downward spiral of alcoholism and began behaving abusively towards Wade. However, this came to an abrupt end when Wade’s father was killed in a bar fight. Wade had reached the age of 17 by this point, and shortly after his father’s death, he left high school and enrolled in the army, joining the Special Forces.
This didn’t last for very long either, due to Wade’s chronic inability to respect any sort of authority. He fell into mercenary work, and developed a reputation as an expert swordsman and martial artist (this is shown in the film).
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Personality:
First and foremost, Wade’s authority problem makes him cocky and sarcastic. He’s also extremely talkative, and never seems to run out of things to say, even when no one around cares to listen.
Despite his veneer of the cocky, motor-mouthed mercenary, Wade has a violent streak and truly enjoys using his weapons to their best effect and taking lives. This is why William Stryker picked him for the special team, although he’s constantly irritated by Wade’s wisecracks.
We also see evidence of Wade’s rather mean streak in a scene in X-Men: Origins when, with a smirk, he tells the members of Team X about ruining his ex-girlfriend’s wedding.
Other:
Should I be accepted, I’ll be playing Wade Wilson as a member of Team X, before volunteering for the Weapon XI program.
It should also be noted that Wade seems to have a knack for languages: he is seen in the film as speaking a remote African dialect, which alludes to his extensive travelling and mercenary work.
See also:
Link to character spot on youtube – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsB_2LjI7so
Link to Wiki article (scroll down to film section) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadpool_(comics)
First Person (entry type):
Well, when Stryker told me he was putting together a special team, I wasn’t sure what he meant by “special.” That word doesn’t cover the Thundercats reject who needs a bath, the African-American who thinks he’s a member of Lone Star, or the brick shithouse who appears to wear his heart, quite literally, on his sleeve.
Not sure what to make of Logan. Guy keeps himself to himself, seems friendly enough, although something makes me wonder what he’s doing here.
Make the most of it, I guess. Stryker promised two things: exotic places, and people to kill. That’s my kind of trip.
Anyway, signing off now. I’ve just discovered my ex-girlfriend’s planning her wedding. How to make a memorable entrance…
Third Person:
“If it weren’t for that mouth on you Wade, you’d be the perfect soldier.”
Barely controlling the urge to sneer, Wade performed a mockery of a salute at William Stryker’s back. God, he’d never met a man who needed to be laid as much as Colonel Stryker did. His shirts and jackets were always starched; Wade would bet money that the man even combed his pubic hair. What a straight-laced bore. Men like him were the reason Wade had left good ol’ Uncle Sam in the first place.
Still, he didn’t have too much reason to complain. He looked around him at the piles of dead and dying men in the sterile grey room. He’d done that – hacked limbs, stopped bullets, sliced flesh. The chaos of destruction was what he lived for. All he needed were his blades and the clothes on his back.
Wade tuned back in to the action in the room just as Stryker was informed about the black rock he seemed fascinated with. It looked as if they were on the move again. And not a moment too soon.
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Also, if you'd like to apply here again, I won't hold this against your 2-month-limit. :0